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"I would like to be remembered as the godfather of the television movie."

"I'm a natural writer. I always had a lot of words in me."

"Back then it was all so spectacular. We were given a format and we did a lot of clothes and those dancers changed outfits sometimes eight times during a four-minute musical number, and they were all incredible looking. The costumes added an interesting element to the show. People now feel they get in the way of the show and I can understand that. That's why they don't do them anymore."  

"I worked with Bogart and Bacall and Henry Fonda every day for three weeks on NBC's 'Producers' Showcase.' Bogart invited me a party at his house and I'll never forget it. It was unbelievable, a beautiful house in Homby Hills and Judy Garland sang, Sinatra sang, Spencer Tracy was there. Lana Turner, who was the neighbor on the other side came. I mean, it was like that."