Fred Coe

The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Foundation Presents

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Walter Bernstein

Walter Bernstein on working with Fred Coe; on Coe not hiring him during the Blacklist

01:03

Paul Bogart

Paul Bogart on working with Fred Coe on a remake of Spellbound; on Coe as a producer

03:07

Allan Burns

Allan Burns on being a page on Fred Coe's Playwrights '56

01:02

Robert E. Costello

Bob Costello on working as a property manager on Mr. Peepers

13:25

Bob Costello on working in production on Mr. Peepers

29:28

Bob Costello on producing The Adams Chronicles

10:14

Michael Dann

Michael Dann on Fred Coe's eye for quality programming

00:36

Michael Dann on working with Fred Coe on Philco Goodyear Television Playhouse and thoughts on the pioneers of anthology drama - Tony Miner and Martin Manulis

03:14

Michael Dann on Fred Coe

00:54

Dominick Dunne

Dominick Dunne on working with Fred Coe

01:49

Norman Felton

Director Norman Felton on Fred Coe's response to the "Kitty Foyle" episode of Robert Montgomery Presents

02:01

Horton Foote

Horton Foote on director Vincent J. Donehue and producer Fred Coe and The Gabby Hayes Show

04:34

Writer Horton Foote on writing "The Trip to Bountiful" starring Lillian Gish for Philco-Goodyear Television Playhouse and producer Fred Coe

07:29

Horton Foote on his play "The Midnight Caller," and on being protected by Fred Coe

02:38

Horton Foote on his relationships with various writers including Rod Serling, on Fred Coe's relationship with writers, and on his agent

04:06

Horton Foote on continuing to work on Philco-Goodyear Playhouse and on the waning of his relationship with producer Fred Coe

05:37

John Frankenheimer

John Frankenheimer on visiting the set of The Dennis Day Show

00:08

John Frankenheimer on Martin Manulis leaving and Fred Coe joining Playhouse 90

01:18

John Frankenheimer on the "The Days of Wine and Roses" episode of Playhouse 90

05:50

John Frankenheimer on producers Martin Manulis and Fred Coe

01:41

John Frankenheimer on Playhouse 90's "The Old Man" and "For Whom the Bell Tolls"

08:50

John Frankenheimer on directing Playhouse 90's final episode "Journey to the Day"

03:01

Lee Grant

Lee Grant on working with Fred Coe on various series like Playwrights '56 and The Defenders

03:35

Everett Greenbaum

Everett Greenbaum on Fred Coe writing for Mr. Peepers

01:44

Kim Hunter

Kim Hunter on working with Fred Coe and John Frankenheimer

02:14

William Klages

William Klages on working with Fred Coe on Playwrights '56

04:00

Jack Klugman

Jack Klugman on producer Fred Coe

02:10

Angela Lansbury

Angela Lansbury on television producer Fred Coe

01:50

Jack Lemmon

Jack Lemmon on Fred Coe

00:57

Delbert Mann

Delbert Mann on learning directing techniques from Fred Coe

03:44

Delbert Mann on Fred Coe helping to set up a directing job for him

00:58

Delbert Mann on Fred Coe recommending him for a job at NBC

03:02

Delbert Mann on his first NBC directing job, on Theater of the Mind

01:38

Delbert Mann on Fred Coe bringing him on as an alternating and then full-time director on Philco-Goodyear Television Playhouse

03:26

Delbert Mann on sponsor and network involvement on Philco-Goodyear Television Playhouse; on Fred Coe talking to the network and sponsors

02:34

Delbert Mann on Fred Coe as a boss

07:24

Delbert Mann on Fred Coe's stamp as producer on his shows

00:49

Delbert Mann on weekly preparations for Philco-Goodyear Television Playhouse

03:39

Delbert Mann on a typical production week on Philco-Goodyear Television Playhouse, contd.

02:32

Delbert Mann on Paddy Chayefsky's inspiration for writing "Marty" and how the production was cast

03:37

Delbert Mann on JP Miller's "Yellow Jack" on Producers' Showcase

02:01

Delbert Mann on Judy Holliday being blacklisted, then approved for Philco-Goodyear Television Playhouse

02:05

Delbert Mann on the Hollywood Blacklist and the end of Philco-Goodyear Television Playhouse

02:48

Delbert Mann on Fred Coe becoming one of the producers to replace Martin Manulis on Playhouse 90

02:26

Delbert Mann on differences between directing for live television and for film - TV as mainly a producer's medium and film as a director's medium

03:22

Delbert Mann on Grace Kelly coming to Nashville when Fred Coe died and saving a valuable kinescope

01:50

Delbert Mann on a picture of Fred Coe, Mann, and Sumner Locke Elliot

00:47

Martin Manulis

Martin Manulis on working with Fred Coe

01:57

E. G. Marshall

G.E. Marshall on Fred Coe, Worthington Minor, Sidney Lumet, John Frankenheimer and Arthur Penn

01:35

JP Miller

JP Miller on writing for live television on Philco-Goodyear Television Playhouse; working with producer Fred Coe

16:32

JP Miller on great Golden Age television producers Fred Coe and Herbert Brodkin

02:30

Priscilla Morgan

Priscilla Morgan on negotiating deals for William Morris and dealing with Fred Coe

05:27

Priscilla Morgan on starting her own talent agency

04:58

Tad Mosel

Tad Mosel on writing "The Haven" for Philco-Goodyear Television Playhouse produced by Fred Coe and on Coe's contribution to television

05:24

Tad Mosel on his first meeting with Fred Coe and on his fondness for Coe

05:32

Tad Mosel on the differences between producers Martin Manulis and Fred Coe

01:34

E. Roger Muir

E. Roger Muir on Fred Coe and Bob Stanton

01:03

Agnes Nixon

Agnes Nixon on working with Fred Coe

01:32

Arthur Penn

Arthur Penn on the writing process on Philco-Goodyear Television Playhouse and Fred Coe's involvement on the show

04:02

Arthur Penn on the Kennedy-Nixon Debates. When asked by a Kennedy friend his advice on shooting the televised debate, he and Fred Coe made the suggestion "close-ups"

06:00

Arthur Penn on meeting Fred Coe during World War II

04:36

Arthur Penn on Fred Coe's approach to producing, and on Coe's strengths and weaknesses

03:54

Arthur Penn on his various projects with Fred Coe, and on getting involved in directing feature films

03:59

Arthur Penn on the legacies of Fred Coe and Martin Manulis

02:02

On various people with whom he worked in his career: Fred Coe

03:17

Don Pike

Don Pike on working on Philco-Goodyear Television Playhouse with Delbert Mann and Fred Coe

05:54

Tony Randall

Tony Randall on being cast on Mr. Peepers and working with Fred Coe and Wally Cox

06:58

Tony Randall on producer Fred Coe

02:10

John Rich

John Rich on working with producer/director Fred Coe on The Philco-Goodyear Television Playhouse

01:06

Jan Scott

Jan Scott on working with Fred Coe

02:48

Ralph Senensky

Ralph Senensky on Playhouse 90 producer Fred Coe

02:59

David Shaw

David Shaw on working for producer Fred Coe and with writer Paddy Chayefsky on Philco-Goodyear Television Playhouse

06:05

David Shaw on Fred Coe

01:29

James Sheldon

James Sheldon on directing a teleplay for Philco-Goodyear Playhouse:"A Softness in the Wind," produced by Fred Coe, and the challenges of being a director in the early years of television

05:20

James Sheldon on being hired to direct the pilot of Mister Peepers by producer Fred Coe

02:36

Garry Simpson

Garry Simpson on Fred Coe

00:53

Ira Skutch

Ira Skutch on working with producer and director Fred Coe and on Coe's camera style

05:35

Ira Skutch on Fred Coe's temperament and personality

02:47

Dick Smith

Dick Smith on his lab in Fred Coe's desk

01:06

Dick Smith on working with Fred Coe

01:48

Dick Smith on working with Fred Coe

02:00

Dick Smith on making wire masks for a production directed by Fred Coe

05:06

Maxine Stuart

Maxine Stuart on working with Fred Coe

01:03

Ellen M. Violett

Ellen M. Violett on working with producer Fred Coe

02:00

Max Wilk

Max Wilk on producer Fred Coe, and on the process of writing for shows like Robert Montgomery Presents

06:03

Ethel Winant

Ethel Winant on Fred Coe and John Frankenheimer

01:32

Bud Yorkin

Bud Yorkin on working with Fred Coe

04:43

Bud Yorkin on working with Fred Coe

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