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Dixon Dern
"I love the whole atmosphere of the law. Not so much the adversarial aspects of it as much as the intellectual aspects of it. It's fascinating to study law and it was a whole new world."
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George Faber
"You have to understand people before you can be in public relations, because what you're doing is trying to sell somebody on something that they may not like. It's basically a sales job."  
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Stanley Hubbard
"The best decision I've ever made is to not put up with anybody who's dishonest. I won't put up with anybody who mistreats employees. If I know about it, that's it, they're gone. I won't put up with anybody who cheats our customers or cheats the viewing public." 
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Herschel Burke Gilbert

"I wrote to each picture, I think, differently. I like wanting to have  enhanced the story -- so you can't have a style. The story dictates it."

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Arthur Gardner
"We had a working relationship with everybody who worked with us. There was nothing imperial about it. We would always work hand in hand with everybody."
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Gerald Fried

"You see a scene and you say, how could music help here?  Should there be music here?  And if so, what should the music do?"

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Thomas W. Moore
"I enjoyed the programming and the manufacture of programs more than anything else. You always take great joy and pride in successful programming -- you program a period and a hit comes out of it, that's a source of great pride." 
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Tommy Cole
"Out of the corner of my eye, I saw Mr. Disney next to camera. I kept blowing the line because he was making me nervous. I'd see him there smiling, watching what I was doing. So I called the AD over after one of the takes that I'd blown and said, 'could you ask Mr. Disney if he could please move out of my eyeline?' I didn't want to be disrespectful, but could he move just a little? I saw the AD go over to Mr. Disney and whisper in his ear, and he looked at me, waved and left. I got through the intro. The next day in the trades: 'Mouseketeer Throws Walt Disney Off the Set.'"
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Al Michaels
"The announcer's role is to enhance your enjoyment of the game by bringing you things you don't have access to. The game is a melody and you're going to provide the lyrics.. I want the viewer to look at me and say 'We can trust this guy.'
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Geraldine Laybourne
"Most mission statements would say, 'To be the largest provider of kids' entertainment in the world.' We didn't do that. [Nickelodeon] had a mission statement which was: 'To connect kids with each other and with their world through entertainment.' Now, that is a big idea."