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Julian Goodman
"I've made in speeches a reference to the fact that as each new day begins, the pages of a newspaper are totally blank. The screen on television is blank. And all day long, there are people fighting to change and shape and arrange to their benefit, what goes on there. It is the purpose and the challenge of the newsperson responsible to make sure that what goes on is fair and not just what others want us to say."
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Sylvester Stallone
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Wes Craven
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Richard Dean Anderson
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Vicki Lawrence
"Well, 'Mama's Family' is sort of set in some kind of time warp... I've often said that I think she's kind of like 'Archie Bunker' in that we all know him, we all have one in our family, none of us will ever fess up to being him, so none of us are offended by him. And I think 'Mama's' a lot the same way. You don't have to think about it: there's nothing sexual, there's nothing dark, there's nothing cynical, there's no message, it's just silly, good laughing for no good reason."
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Joe Hamilton
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Alan King
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Lyle Waggoner
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Roddy McDowall
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Rock Hudson
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Darren Star
"If I had more of a typical career, I probably would have just stayed on '90210' for 10 years and never left. Because I think that's what you're supposed to do. You're not supposed to ever leave a hit show. But I was too young and just had too much of a creative appetite to do that and so I just chose to always take risks and try new things and that's what I keep doing."
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Tori Spelling
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Marian Rees
"As a producer, something comes in front of you and you say 'Oh, I just have to tell that story.' A movie like 'Love is Never Silent' allows people with disabilities to watch and say 'We're seeing ourselves on the screen. We are visible. We are now visible.'"
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James Dean
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Jay Ward
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Chris Hayward
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David Niven
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Arne Sultan
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Reza Badiyi
"The best secret for a director is more and more preparation… You often feel that the worst thing will happen. What if it doesn't work? That's the fear of failure. Or you start thinking, 'I'm going to do this phenomenal thing' and you get very high about creating. In between those two there is a plateau that you wish and you pray to have, that you can provide an opening where every individual can function at their best… If you can provide that kind of atmosphere, you are a genius. And if you are prepared you can do that."