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Donald Hall

"'Hallmark Hall of Fame's' 50th anniversary meant a great deal to us. That you can do something and do it well and continuously for that long a period of time is a wonderful thing."

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Ellen M. Violett

"Television is its own legitimate medium of art. I love the closeness of television, the intimacy, as opposed to the movies. This proscenium arch comes to the viewer and gives you the kind of attention you'd get from a reader. There is no audience better than an audience of one. There never will be." 

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Marge Greene

"Kovacs is a genius, if you want to call it that. He would take like a hand, a crazy hand, and move and you'd laugh. But in a minute it's gone. You need solid material."

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Kathryn Joosten
"I'd like to be remembered as a good actress who had a lot of fun, a wonderful sense of humor, and was a great comedian."
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Tucker Wiard

"That's the goal: to try to become invisible as an editor."

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Bill Mumy
"There was such variety in the opportunities of playing all these different characters. The sick kid on 'Ben Casey,' the evil mutant in 'The Twilight Zone,' the little brat in 'Bewitched.' It was a great opportunity to learn a craft, even if you're a little kid and you're not thinking about learning a craft."
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Mark Rothman
"In 'Double Indemnity' Edward G. Robinson said, 'You know why I'm so good at this? 'Cause I got this little man inside me and he can always spot a phony claim.' Well, I have little man inside of me and it has everything to do with knowing how an audience is going to react to material if it is performed right. The little man has never let me down."