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Falcon Crest and the powers that be of Lorimar and CBS
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<blockquote data-quote="Richard Denault" data-source="post: 357875" data-attributes="member: 23030"><p>Earl was a wonderful writer. But he only wrote a script on <1-04>. His son Scott son four, two in the first season, two in the second</p><p> Because ?. Due to the lawsuit that was brought against him for plagiarizing a novel when creating Falcon Crest</p><p>Perhaps producing a late-night soap opera was too much for him. The problems of the third season seem to have overwhelmed him</p><p>Although he commented in a 1999 interview that he left Falcon Crest because he was tired and had enough money.</p><p>in another 2005</p><p>[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.scottholleran.com/writings/interviews/interview-earl-hamner-2005/[/URL]</p><p>Earl Hamner: I don't know. I did have a deal with them at the very end when I resigned that I would be a consultant at a very nice salary. Something happened—which I have never really understood—and my agent called one day and said they were not picking me up after the first month [as a consultant]. That was disappointing to me, being the sort of goose that laid the golden egg.</p><p>It seems that in the end they fired him.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Richard Denault, post: 357875, member: 23030"] Earl was a wonderful writer. But he only wrote a script on <1-04>. His son Scott son four, two in the first season, two in the second Because ?. Due to the lawsuit that was brought against him for plagiarizing a novel when creating Falcon Crest Perhaps producing a late-night soap opera was too much for him. The problems of the third season seem to have overwhelmed him Although he commented in a 1999 interview that he left Falcon Crest because he was tired and had enough money. in another 2005 [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.scottholleran.com/writings/interviews/interview-earl-hamner-2005/[/URL] Earl Hamner: I don't know. I did have a deal with them at the very end when I resigned that I would be a consultant at a very nice salary. Something happened—which I have never really understood—and my agent called one day and said they were not picking me up after the first month [as a consultant]. That was disappointing to me, being the sort of goose that laid the golden egg. It seems that in the end they fired him. [/QUOTE]
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