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The article about Harold and Maude was published in the April 4, 1971 issue of the New York Times.

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Scope and Contents The edited interview was published in the January 12, 1969 issue of the New York Times. The interview begins with John V. Lindsay (Mayor of New York City) talking about his interest in theater and his mother's theater background; mentions of the couple of theater gigs he had during his time in the U.S. House of Representatives. Then talking about a Sunday TV show that he has, as well as public hearings, and his appeareances on other shows such as The Tonight Show. The second side concludes...

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Scope and Contents The edited interview was published in the October 11, 1981 issue of the New York Times. Alman begins this recording with a mention of Raiders of the Lost Ark and his film Popeye. He then discusses the difficulties inherent in making the types of films that he wants to make. He talks about his sabbatical from filmmaking and directing the Broadway play Come Back to the 5 & Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean. He talks about his perspective, having come from Kansas City, Missouri; the play...

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Scope and Contents Interview begins with Scottish director/producer Boyd saying he's just made a film in America with director John Schlessinger, Honky Tonk Freeway (1981). He also discusses the television film he produced, Look Back in Anger with Macolm McDowell (1980) and its relevance in America. He considers the promise of cable television/pay TV in America. He mentions the film Scum that he produced (1979), and more about his background: school, directing commercials, his past entrepreneurship in...

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Scope and Contents The first side includes the initial ten minutes of the interview with Gordon. On side two Kent asks Gordon how much of Harold and Maude is being done on-script or not, and she says so far it's been shot as it was written. he talks about her New England roots, upcoming television appearances to talk about her book, and the women's lib movement. The third side continues from the previous tape and she talks about an interview she did with Rex Reed, and about her career peaking now when she is...

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Scope and Contents Contains two partial interviews. The first interview begins in progress, with a man speaking about starting out teaching school in Montgomery, Alabama and then coming to New York. He was working with delinquents to channel them into civil rights ventures. He is 36 years old and president of a group (name inaudible). Dicusses Wyatt Walker and the Church in Harlem. The interviewee used to live in Harlem. Dicusses UDC projects in the community and the lack of their equal employment...

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Scope and Contents Kent starts off the interview asking Cavett why he thinks his ABC show went off the air. He responds saying probably because ABC didn't make enough money off of it, having to do with the station lineup, not knowing how to sell the show or present it to promotional media. He discusses flaws in the Neilsen ratings; other talk shows; thoughts about what he might do next, such as movies, or a college tour. Discussion of interviewing and the different types of interviewees. Kent asks whether he...

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