Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Richard Denault" data-source="post: 356534" data-attributes="member: 23030">Barry Steinberg, who worked on Falcon Crest as producer between episodes 13 &lt;1.13&gt; and 46 &lt;3.06&gt; CommentI THINK EVERYBODY AT LORIMAR WAS IMPRESSED WITH DAVID SELBY&#039;S WORK ON FLAMINGO ROAD. I&#039;m guessing they were looking for a way to use him on Falcon Crest.I don&#039;t think John Beck impressed anyone.<a href="http://tellytalk.net/goto/post?id=355457" target="_blank">Richard Denault said:</a>When conservative Jane Wyman learned that the two writers, Black and Stern - script consultants (executives) during seasons 2 and 3 and co-producers - were gay, she wanted them not to come to Napa Valley for the location. shootings in 1983. At the time, the cast and crew were staying at the Silverado Country Club. “Jane demanded that &#039;the freaks&#039; stay in a different hotel at least,”. When the two writers learned of the homosexual prejudice on the set, they were shocked and angry; they had a fit and escaped the situation by flying to Paris, after complaining to Lee Rich, the president of Lorimar.By the way the problems with Black and Stern with Jane . They were because they were homosexual or because the arcs of the hippodrome and the Cartel gave Richard more prominence.And the same would not happen with Robert L. McCullough. The second and third season bibles were changed to accommodate those plotlines. Was that the cause of your being at war with Lorimar?Writer and story editor Garner Simmons, who worked on the&nbsp; Falcon Crest crew from seasons 1 through 3 SaysBy season 3, Bob McCullough was in the midst of a real battle with the powers that be at Lorimar. So he sent me up to Napa with the cast &amp; crew to make certain what was</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Richard Denault, post: 356534, member: 23030"] Barry Steinberg, who worked on Falcon Crest as producer between episodes 13 <1.13> and 46 <3.06> Comment [B]I THINK EVERYBODY AT LORIMAR WAS IMPRESSED WITH DAVID SELBY'S WORK ON FLAMINGO ROAD.[/B] I'm guessing they were looking for a way to use him on Falcon Crest. I don't think John Beck impressed anyone. [URL='http://tellytalk.net/goto/post?id=355457']Richard Denault said:[/URL] [B][I]When conservative Jane Wyman learned that the two writers, Black and Stern - script consultants (executives) during seasons 2 and 3 and co-producers - were gay, she wanted them not to come to Napa Valley for the location. shootings in 1983. At the time, the cast and crew were staying at the Silverado Country Club. “Jane demanded that 'the freaks' stay in a different hotel at least,”. When the two writers learned of the homosexual prejudice on the set, they were shocked and angry; they had a fit and escaped the situation by flying to Paris, after complaining to Lee Rich, the president of Lorimar[/I][/B]. By the way the problems with Black and Stern with Jane . They were because they were homosexual or because the arcs of the hippodrome and the Cartel gave Richard more prominence. And the same would not happen with Robert L. McCullough. The second and third season bibles were changed to accommodate those plotlines. Was that the cause of your being at war with Lorimar? Writer and story editor Garner Simmons, who worked on the Falcon Crest crew from seasons 1 through 3 Says By season 3, Bob McCullough wa[B]s in the midst of a real battle with the powers that be at Lorimar[/B]. So he sent me up to Napa with the cast & crew to make certain what was [/QUOTE]

Verification

What month follows July?