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Cartoon Voices Ranked #1 in Leonard Maltin Survey

Cartoon Voices Ranked #1 in Leonard Maltin Survey

   https://bearmanor-digital.myshopify.com/products/cartoon-voices-of-the-golden-age-vol-2-hardback http://thegoldbrick.net/new-and-notable-books-january-2023-leonard-maltins-movie-crazy/    

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Lights, Camera, Author! Interviews with Casting Director Joel Thurm

Lights, Camera, Author! Interviews with Casting Director Joel Thurm

https://anchor.fm/lights-camera-author/episodes/Lights--Camera--Author----Joel-Thurm--Part-II-e1ue7r0  Home/Entertainment David Hasselhoff objected to Pamela Anderson’s ‘Baywatch’ hiring: casting director goodwordnews2 days ago  187   According to Joel Thurm, David Hasselhoff was “blessed by looks, luck and me”. The veteran casting director said he was the one “who paved the way” for the actor’s “best years” on shows like “The Young and the Restless,” “Knight Rider” and “Baywatch.” He also saw a new star making a splash in “Baywatch,” the series about lifeguards tackling rescues and relationships. Thurm, who recently penned the tell-all “Sex, Drugs & Pilot Season: Confessions of a Casting Director,” told Fox News Digital that...

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hear Bonnie Daniels

On Monday Feb. 13, KSAV’s “Flashback” dives 70 years into TV history with Bonnie Bartlett Daniels. Her small screen career began in the soaps in 1955. Then she worked with the likes of Jackie Gleason, Patty Duke, worked in recurring roles in Little House on the Prairie and St. Elsewhere where she made TV history  in 1986; she and husband William Daniels became the first married couple to win acting awards for the same TV series on the same night.    She never slowed down.  You saw her on the Golden Girls, Parks and Recreation, and Better Call Saul before publishing...

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Q & A with Rev. Matthew Hardesty On His Jules Verne Anthology

Q & A with Rev. Matthew Hardesty On His Jules Verne Anthology

  Bear Manor: Why did you produce this anthology? Rev. Matthew Hardesty: Because we love Jules Verne! By “we” I mean the North American Jules Verne Society. We thought an anthology would be a fun way to keep Verne and his works on people’s minds and also inspire new members to join us. Fans love anthologies, just look at the show “What If…?” in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the From a Certain Point of View series of books in the Star Wars saga. These explore what would happen if major events in those stories had unfolded differently or how...

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Q & A with Matthew Banks: Where Does Imagination End and Reality Begin

Q & A  with Matthew Banks: Where Does Imagination End and Reality Begin

 Nominated for the 2023 Rondo Award       1. How long did it take you to research and write the book?  That’s a good question, that’s actually hard to answer because each piece took a different time to do. For example, Dracula’s Daughter took me two years to research and write. It was initially only meant to be a 3-thousand-word article, but it kept growing and growing. I think the final version rests at just over 17, thousand words. Could there be a ‘director’s cut’ – possibly, but not by much. Whereas ‘I Married A Witch’ which runs in at...

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