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Judy Crown on making actors feel comfortable with her, and on coordinating with the makeup and wardrobe departments 02:54

Interview: Judy Crown | Profession: Hair Stylist



Judy Crown on her first television hairdressing job on The Starland Vocal Band, featuring David Letterman as host 03:38

Interview: Judy Crown



Judy Crown on being a hair stylist for The Day After, and on working with directors and dealing with natural elements when shooting outside 06:17

Interview: Judy Crown



Judy Crown on being the hair stylist for the Moonlighting episode "The Dream Sequence Always Rings Twice" 04:37

Interview: Judy Crown



Judy Crown on her first television hairdressing job on The Starland Vocal Band, featuring David Letterman as host 03:38

Interview: Judy Crown | Show: Starland Vocal Band, The



Judy Crown on being a hair stylist for The Day After, and on working with directors and dealing with natural elements when shooting outside 06:17

Interview: Judy Crown | Show: Day After, The



Judy Crown on getting a job as hair stylist on The Dukes of Hazzard, and on being fired from Goodnight, Beantown 05:11

Interview: Judy Crown | Show: Dukes of Hazzard, The



Judy Crown on her typical work week as hair stylist for The Dukes of Hazzard 01:10

Interview: Judy Crown | Show: Dukes of Hazzard, The



Judy Crown on being the hair stylist for the Moonlighting episode "The Dream Sequence Always Rings Twice" 04:37

Interview: Judy Crown | Show: Moonlighting



Judy Crown on being the hair stylist for the Moonlighting episode "The Dream Sequence Always Rings Twice" 04:37

Interview: Judy Crown | Show: Moonlighting: "The Dream Sequence Always Rings Twice"



Judy Crown on working with Cybill Shepherd on Moonlighting 02:52

Interview: Judy Crown | Show: Moonlighting



Judy Crown on crafting the hair styles for the characters on Designing Women for producer Linda Bloodworth-Thomason 05:40

Interview: Judy Crown | Show: Designing Women



Judy Crown on the process of doing hair for Designing Women, and on following the trends in hair styles as the seasons progressed 03:54

Interview: Judy Crown | Show: Designing Women



Judy Crown on being the hair stylist for the Moonlighting episode "The Dream Sequence Always Rings Twice" starring Bruce Willis and Cybil Shepherd 04:37

Interview: Judy Crown



On the impact of hip hop culture on his work; on how he uses music and sound in his work; on the impact of the LA Riots and Tupac Shakur's on his work; on "Baby Boy" 15:54

Interview: John Singleton



On the opening sequence of "Baby Boy"; on "2 Fast 2 Furious"; on collaborating with cast and crew 13:55

Interview: John Singleton



On producing "Hustle & Flow"; on independent vs. studio films; on directing Empire 12:19

Interview: John Singleton



On American Crime Story: The People v. O.J. Simpson; on being nominated for an Emmy; on his then-upcoming television project: Snowfall 11:40

Interview: John Singleton



On how the industry has changed over the course of his career; on his legacy; on how black filmmaking has changed since 1991 04:28

Interview: John Singleton



On jokes he wrote for Lorne Michaels to audition to be a writer on Saturday Night Live; on his experience with NBC's then-vice president of late night, Dick Ebersol, early in his tenure at Saturday Night Live; on the initial cast and writing staff of the show, and on working with writer Herbert Sargent 07:51

Interview: Alan Zweibel



On meeting Gilda Radner on Saturday Night Live, and on his working relationship with her; on writing the character "Roseanne Roseannadanna" with Gilda Radner for Saturday Night Live, and on their writing process 14:13

Interview: Alan Zweibel



On the first episode of Saturday Night Live, hosted by George Carlin, and on how Lorne Michaels handled it; on Billy Crystal being cut from the first episode of Saturday Night Live; on the live aspect of the show 09:22

Interview: Alan Zweibel



On the individual early Saturday Night Live writers, including Michael O'Donoghue, Anne Beatts, Marilyn Suzanne Miller, and Al Franken and Tom Davis; on Chevy Chase being the first breakout star of Saturday Night Live; on a typical production week in the early years of the show 14:01

Interview: Alan Zweibel



On the disastrous, primetime Saturday Night Live "Live from Mardi Gras" special; on the early Saturday Night Live cast, including Dan Aykroyd, John Belushi, Jane Curtin, Laraine Newman, and Garrett Morris; on the lack of improvisation by the actors on the show 11:46

Interview: Alan Zweibel



Alan Zweibel on writing for Saturday Night Live 57:13

Interview: Alan Zweibel | Genre: Music Shows & Variety Shows/Specials



Alan Zweibel on jokes he wrote for Lorne Michaels to audition to be a writer on Saturday Night Live 00:57

Interview: Alan Zweibel | Person: Lorne Michaels



Alan Zweibel on his experience with NBC's then-vice president of late night, Dick Ebersol, early in his tenure at Saturday Night Live 01:19

Interview: Alan Zweibel | Person: Dick Ebersol



Alan Zweibel on initially gravitating toward fellow Saturday Night Live writer Herbert Sargent 02:53

Interview: Alan Zweibel | Person: Herbert Sargent



Alan Zweibel on meeting Gilda Radner on Saturday Night Live, and on his working relationship with her 05:48

Interview: Alan Zweibel | Person: Gilda Radner



Alan Zweibel on writing the character "Roseanne Roseannadanna" with Gilda Radner for Saturday Night Live, and on their writing process 08:25

Interview: Alan Zweibel | Person: Gilda Radner



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