Blog Post Costume Designer Noel Taylor's Archive of American Television Interview is Accessible on Google Video! Just posted on Google Video: Emmy Award Winning Costume Designer Noel Taylor's Archive of American Television Interview! About the interview: Noel Taylor was interviewed for one-and-a-half hours in West Hollywood, CA. Taylor talked about his early experiences in the theater as an actor and writer...
Blog Post Frances Reid's Archive of American Television Interview now on Google Video! Check out the latest addition to the Archive of American Television's interviews: Soap legend FRANCES REID ! Interview details: Frances Reid was interviewed for one-and-a-half hours in Los Angeles, CA. She talked about her early career working in live television, and her first experiences working...
Blog Post Remembering Richard Matheson We're just learning of more sad news today, writer Richard Matheson passed away yesterady at the age of 87. Matheson wrote the memorable Twilight Zone episode, "Nightmare at 20,000 Feet," among many others, wrote for Star Trek and The Alfred Hitchcock Hour , and penned the novel I Am Legend and the...
Blog Post Remembering Gary David Goldberg Writer/show creator Gary David Goldberg succumbed to brain cancer yesterday, June 23, 2013, at the age of 68. Goldberg created the hit '80s sitcom Family Ties , Brooklyn Bridge (an homage to his childhood), and co-created Spin City with Bill Lawrence. He also wrote for The Bob Newhart Show and The...
Blog Post "Veep" Concludes Its Second Term on HBO Hit HBO series Veep airs its second season finale Sunday, June 23rd at 10pm! Recent interviewee Julia Louis-Dreyfus, who stars as Vice President "Selina Meyer," shared some insights into her character: On "Selina's" team: On her gestures: On the challenges of playing "Selina Meyer:" And on Veep's...
Blog Post Remembering James Gandolfini We're saddened by the news of actor James Gandolfini's death yesterday at the age of 51. Though we didn't have the chance to interview him and get his own stories of the shows and films on which he worked, we have been fortunate to conduct interviews with several of his colleagues. The Sopranos...
Blog Post Celebrate Father's Day with Famous TV Dads! As we celebrate all the fathers out there, here's a peek at what some interviewees had to say about their roles as iconic TV dads.
Blog Post Remembering Maxine Stuart We're sad to hear of the passing of actress Maxine Stuart , who died of natural causes on June 6, 2013 at the age of 94. Stuart appeared in some of the earliest experiemental television broadcasts for NBC, and went on to performances on Philco Television Playhouse and in the memorable Twilight Zone...
Blog Post The Archive of American Television Goes Global Here's a link to Steve Mosko's (the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Chairman) blog on the "must-see TV archive": http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2005/10/must-see-tv-archive.html
Blog Post The First Interviews Available on Google Video (Links) See the Archive's interview collection at: http://emmytvlegends.org/interviews/people Alan Alda, actor/producer/director James Arness, actor Joseph Barbera, animation creator Bob Barker, game show host, executive producer Barbara Billingsley, actress Steven Bochco, producer Mili Lerner Bonsignori,...
