James T. Aubrey

Berle Adams on a contentious negotiation with CBS President James T. Aubrey

Steve Allen on his thoughts on colleagues through the years - Jim Aubrey

Richard L. Bare on making the movie Wicked, Wicked at MGM with Jim Aubrey

Charles Cappleman on James T. Aburey and Robert D. Wood

Charles Cappleman on James T. Aubrey

Michael Dann on Jim Aubrey not liking The Defenders

Michael Dann on his opinion of Jim Aubrey

Michael Dann on CBS' Frank Stanton and William Paley and the firing of Jim Aubrey

Sam Denoff on Jim Aubrey not understanding the need for "Rob Petrie" to be a comedy writer

Louis Dorfsman on dealing with the higher ups at CBS including Frank Stanton, William S. Paley, and James T. Aubrey and creating a book about football on CBS

Irving Fein on The Jack Benny Program going off the air after switching to NBC

John Frankenheimer on the end of the Golden Age of Television

Chuck Fries on various people he's worked with in his career: James T. Aubrey

William Froug on CBS President Jim Aubrey and his dislike of The Twilight Zone

William Froug on being offered the job of Vice President of Programming at CBS, Jim Aubrey getting fired, and Mike Dann coming in

James Garner on various people with whom he's worked in his career - James T. Aubrey

Greg Garrison on working with Hubbell Robinson and Jim Aubrey, and on making a deal to direct The Judy Garland Show and The Keefe Brasselle Show

Frank Gifford on impressions of Bill MacPhail and James T. Aubrey at CBS

Paul Henning on CBS' Jim Aubrey immediately picking up The Beverly Hillbillies

Paul Henning on Jim Aubrey offering him a chance for a third series, which became Green Acres

Paul Henning on his thoughts on people with whom he's worked - Jim Aubrey

Herb Jellinek on various people with whom he's worked in his career: James T. Aubrey

Buz Kohan on Keefe Brasselle being good friends with Jim Aubrey; on not having close workings with Jim Aubrey

Perry Lafferty on James T. Aubrey and William S. Paley

Richard Lewis on Burt Reynolds, John Willams, and James T. Aubrey

David McCallum on MGM changing when James Aubrey became president of the studio

Emily Meisler on being a secretary for James T. Aubrey at CBS

Anne Nelson on working in business affairs at CBS in the late 1950, and on working with executive James T. Aubrey

Carl Reiner on CBS President James T. Aubrey

John Rich on Jim Aubrey

Lee Rich of CBS President Jim Aubrey's doubts that Gomer Pyle, U.S.M.C. would ever make it to air

Lee Rich on working with Jim Aubrey, President of CBS

Lee Rich on working with Jim Aubrey to keep Benton & Bowles programming at CBS

Lee Rich on James Aubrey

Edgar Scherick on how started producing sports programming for ABC -- James Aubrey reached out to him

Edgar Scherick on the development of Bewitched

Sherwood Schwartz on trying to sell the Gilligan's Island concept to CBS to James T. Aubrey

Sherwood Schwartz on the difficulty of selling the concept of Gilligan's Island to James T. Aubrey, William S. Paley, and Frank Stanton

Sherwood Schwartz on network programming strategies at CBS by people like James T. Aubrey

Sherwood Schwartz on Jim Aubrey

Frank Stanton on CBS President James T. Aubrey

Frank Stanton on the firing of CBS President James T. Aubrey

William Tankersley on support from CBS President Jim Aubrey

William Tankersley on peers whom he respected

Grant Tinker on CBS' James T. Aubrey canceling The Dick Van Dyke Show after its first season, and Sheldon Leonard's reaction