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James Sheldon on directing one episode of Cagney & Lacey
(Show - Cagney & Lacey)
02:25
Interview: James Sheldon Show: Cagney & Lacey
James Sheldon on why he enjoyed directing Route 66 and Naked City
(Show - Route 66)
01:23
Interview: James Sheldon Show: Route 66
James Sheldon on why he enjoyed directing Route 66 and Naked City
(Show - Naked City)
01:23
Interview: James Sheldon Show: Naked City
James Sheldon on My World and Welcome to It being his favorite piece of work
(Show - My World ... and Welcome to it)
00:30
Interview: James Sheldon Show: My World ... and Welcome to it
James Sheldon on trying to connect with Rock Hudson over James Dean on the set of MacMillan and Wife
(Show - McMillan & Wife)
02:21
Interview: James Sheldon Show: McMillan & Wife
James Sheldon on James Dean's behavior on an episode of Armstrong Circle Theatre: "The Bells of Cockaigne"
(Show - Armstrong Circle Theatre)
01:15
Interview: James Sheldon Show: Armstrong Circle Theatre
James Sheldon on the first episode of Route 66 that he directed
(Show - Route 66)
00:59
Interview: James Sheldon Show: Route 66
James Sheldon on the television exhibit he would show to visitors as an NBC Page in the early 1940s
(Topic - Technological Innovation)
01:03
Interview: James Sheldon Topic: Technological Innovation
James Sheldon on directing the radio show "We, The People," which was then simulcast on television and radio and became a regular television show
(Topic - TV's Golden Age (1940s & '50s))
04:06
Interview: James Sheldon Topic: TV's Golden Age (1940s & '50s)
James Sheldon on changes in the television business in the 1950s that led to directors becoming freelancers rather than employees of advertising agencies or networks
(Topic - TV's Golden Age (1940s & '50s))
01:02
Interview: James Sheldon Topic: TV's Golden Age (1940s & '50s)
James Sheldon on changes in the television business in the 1950s that led to directors becoming freelancers rather than employees of advertising agencies or networks
(Topic - Television Industry)
01:02
Interview: James Sheldon Topic: Television Industry
James Sheldon on moving to California instead of staying in New York and directing the musical "West Side Story"
(Topic - Pivotal Career Moments)
02:12
Interview: James Sheldon Topic: Pivotal Career Moments
James Sheldon on the Hollywood Blacklist 
(Topic - Hollywood Blacklist)
04:53
Interview: James Sheldon Topic: Hollywood Blacklist
James Sheldon on the Hollywood Blacklist 
(Topic - Industry Crossroads)
04:53
Interview: James Sheldon Topic: Industry Crossroads
James Sheldon on the Hollywood Blacklist 
(Topic - Television Industry)
04:53
Interview: James Sheldon Topic: Television Industry