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Tad Mosel on the camaraderie among writers during the Golden Age of Television 03:23

Interview: Tad Mosel | Topic: TV's Golden Age (1940s & '50s)



Tad Mosel on the camaraderie among writers during the Golden Age of Television 03:23

Interview: Tad Mosel | Topic: Anthology Drama



Tad Mosel on dealing with network censorship on an NBC adaptation of All the Way Home 01:55

Interview: Tad Mosel | Topic: Television Industry



Tad Mosel on dealing with network censorship on an NBC adaptation of All the Way Home 01:55

Interview: Tad Mosel | Topic: Censorship / Standards & Practices



On individuals he worked with over the course of his career 19:30

Interview: Tad Mosel



On the Archive of American Television 01:17

Interview: Tad Mosel



Tad Mosel on Gordon Duff 01:18

Interview: Tad Mosel | Person: Gordon Duff



Tad Mosel on Sumner Locke Elliott 03:04

Interview: Tad Mosel | Person: Sumner Locke Elliott



Tad Mosel on JP Miller 00:42

Interview: Tad Mosel | Person: JP Miller



Tad Mosel on Delbert Mann 03:05

Interview: Tad Mosel | Person: Delbert Mann



Tad Mosel on Franklin Schaffner 00:47

Interview: Tad Mosel | Person: Franklin J. Schaffner



Tad Mosel on Rod Serling 02:00

Interview: Tad Mosel | Person: Rod Serling



Tad Mosel on Vaughn Taylor 02:02

Interview: Tad Mosel | Person: Vaughn Taylor



Tad Mosel on Vincent J. Donehue 01:16

Interview: Tad Mosel



Tad Mosel on Larry Gates 00:47

Interview: Tad Mosel



Tad Mosel on Richard Nash 02:20

Interview: Tad Mosel



Tad Mosel on Judy Collins 01:52

Interview: Tad Mosel



Tad Mosel on Archive of American Television  01:17

Interview: Tad Mosel



On the casting of the feature film "Walk Don't Run" (which he wrote), and the role initially offered to Spencer Tracy but given to Cary Grant; on working and socializing with Cary Grant (and witnessing his celebrity) on location for the film "Walk, Don't Run" 07:25

Interview: Sol Saks



On using "Cary Grant" lines on women after having written "Walk, Don't Run" which starred Cary Grant; on two favorite jokes, one he devised himself for radio's "Duffy's Tavern" (and the lesson her learned about delivering good material late in the workday) 09:21

Interview: Sol Saks



On what was the most difficult part of writing for radio and TV comedy (and the arrival of the laugh machine); on his career achirvements and regrets 15:44

Interview: Sol Saks



Sol Saks on how Cary Grant played the role originally offered to Spencer Tracy in "Walk, Don't Run" 02:57

Interview: Sol Saks | Person: Cary Grant



Sol Saks on how Cary Grant played the role originally offered to Spencer Tracy in "Walk, Don't Run" 02:57

Interview: Sol Saks | Person: Spencer Tracy



Sol Saks on working and socializing with Cary Grant (and witnessing his celebrity) on location for the film "Walk, Don't Run" 04:00

Interview: Sol Saks | Person: Cary Grant



Sol Saks on using "Cary Grant" lines on women after having written "Walk, Don't Run" which starred Cary Grant 01:15

Interview: Sol Saks | Person: Cary Grant



Sol Saks on two favorite jokes, one he devised himself for radio's Abe Burrows created Duffy's Tavern 02:53

Interview: Sol Saks | Person: Abe Burrows



Sol Saks on Alan Jay Lerner working as a writer on radio's Duffy's Tavern 00:48

Interview: Sol Saks | Person: Alan Jay Lerner



Sol Saks on advice to aspiring television writers 01:47

Interview: Sol Saks | Profession: Writers



Sol Saks on the most difficult aspects of comedy writing 01:54

Interview: Sol Saks | Profession: Writers



Sol Saks on the most rewarding aspect of comedy writing 02:38

Interview: Sol Saks | Profession: Writers



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