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Meta Rosenberg
"The important thing for an executive producer is to create an atmosphere where talented people are comfortable enough do their best work. And to make them feel respected and loved. Everybody must feel that it's a wonderful family to be part of, and the executive producer sets the tone of that. It's true of every show."
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Chris Albrecht
"At HBO I was part of the team that developed a new way of approaching television. The making of it and the marketing of it. It's a formula that other people emulated and has been proven successful. And I share that legacy with a lot of other people who worked with me."
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Edie Falco

“I said in an interview a million years ago that I would do this for free … My agent at the time gave me a stern talking to, ‘Don’t ever say that you would do anything for free.’ It’s now 30 years later and I would do every second of this for free. And I don’t care that I will never work again because of it or never make another penny. It’s the truth.”

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Jonathan Harris

"I'm so grateful for 'Lost in Space,' you have no idea. A robot who was my straight man? Come on, you don't get that every day."

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Mel Shavelson
"If you are an original and if you can write, you can't stop it.  A real writer always writes. And it's the loneliest and the toughest."
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Newton N. Minow

"To my way of thinking, that speech was badly misinterpreted. It didn't condemn all of television. It said there are great things in television which are unique in uniting and serving the country, but you, the broadcasters, have got to remember that you are trustees for all of us. That you have got to pay more attention to your obligations to children. You've got to pay more attention to not only the bottom line, but to public service."