Fred Allen The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Foundation Presents 02:26 Tabs Who talks about this person Steve AllenView Interview Steve Allen on Fred Allen and Allen's view of television Steve Allen on Fred Allen not liking television studios George BalzerView Interview George Balzer on the Jack Benny and Fred Allen feud Fred de CordovaView Interview Fred de Cordova on the friendship between George Burns and Jack Benny, and Benny's feud with Fred Allen Milton DeluggView Interview Milton Delugg on working with Fred Allen on Judge for Yourself Irving FeinView Interview Irving Fein on Jack Benny's famous feud with Fred Allen Earl Hamner, Jr.View Interview Earl Hamner on memories of listening to Fred Allen on the radio Paul HenningView Interview Paul Henning on getting to know Fred Allen Seaman JacobsView Interview Seaman Jacobs on writing for Fred Allen's radio show and for Ed Wynn's radio show, and later for The Ed Wynn Show on television Vic MizzyView Interview Vic Mizzy on working with Fred Allen Tad MoselView Interview Tad Mosel on adapting a James Thurber short story for Omnibus (featuring Fred Allen and Margaret Hamilton) Don PardoView Interview Don Pardo on working with Fred Allen on Judge for Yourself and regretting not having taken a photograph with any of the Hollywood stars; on working again with Allen on The Price is Right and how he got that job Joyce RandolphView Interview Joyce Randolph on working with Fred Allen Carl ReinerView Interview Carl Reiner on his Fred Allen impression - of a man great on radio who didn't make it in television, inspired by Frank Sinatra Aaron RubenView Interview Aaron Ruben on writing for Fred Allen's radio show Hazel ShermetView Interview Hazel Shermet on appearing on The Fred Allen Show Dick SmithView Interview Dick Smith on Fred Allen Dick Smith on Fred Allen Bob WeiskopfView Interview Bob Weiskopf on working for Fred Allen Bob Weiskopf on what he learned from working for Fred Allen
