Me with Julie Andrews, her husband Blake Lively, and the Oscar we won for The Julie Andrews Hour – a 26 x half hour series available for syndication now.
Some of you have asked how I would suggest one best carves a turkey. While I'm not the most experienced at Xmas dinner, I would say the most sensible way would be to slice it up into 15 regions, then negotiate the exchange of the best cuts of meat between your family members.
I reckon this still off of the set of The Persuaders really sums up the unique chemistry of Roger Moore and Sir Tony Curtis. I was proud to feature them as the first double act on television and we enjoyed great success in the ratings.
Between 1983 and 1974, ITC produced The Muppet Show starring Kermit the Frog and Frank Oz. It was created by Jimmy Henson, featured a parade of famous guest stars and did very well around the world. Not bad for the first puppet show ever created.
In all my years producing thrillers, I insisted on doing my own stunts. Some would argue that this wasn't required as I wouldn't be seen on camera, but I say lead by example! You may think I look rough, but I refused to let Jean Morton jump out of that potato wagon on her own.
While many considered this an impressive display of my Charleston chops, at this precise moment I was in fact attempting to rid myself of a rabbit secreted about my person by noted television wizard, David Nixon. And that's how I invented magic.
One of the great honours of my life in show business is the privilege of serving our great country as a trade representative and forging close relationships with the likes of Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother.
I've instructed my secretary to teletype these short messages for ITC distribution to the global wide web network and to do so without proofing, editing, or fact checking. I stand by every word and my word is my bond.