You mean Lucy wasn't a ditsy housewife in real life. She was actually a shrewd businessperson. She was just acting. That is a blockbuster story. Way to go Max.
The great German cinematographer Karl Freund designed the three-camera filming process they used- and up until recently most sitcoms would also use it.
You mean Lucy wasn't a ditsy housewife in real life. She was actually a shrewd businessperson. She was just acting. That is a blockbuster story. Way to go Max.
Max gets the scoop!
Thanks, K.C.
"Bring the hanky tomorrow..." Ha ha ha ha.
That Charlotte is such a card. 😉
Sounds like Charlotte and Max are having a ball in LA!
I CBS what you did there.
Charlotte is an assertive one!
I can learn from her. 🤭
She has to be, with Max. 🤣
Is he available on Amazon?
I don’t think so. But if I write enough Max Headline adventures, I may combine them into a book.
Well, that's one way to accomplish it.
:)
Can you speed it up?
I have four long-ish stories, a shorter one, and a very short one. It would be a very skinny book. But I have a goal now. 🤓
Reading Liz Gilbert’s book Big Magic again. Page 67 has me thinking of Max as a mere human and Charlotte as his fierce, yet loving spirit guide.
Isn’t it crazy how words on a page can touch us? 🤯
1950s television royalty. (Desi and Lucy ultimately did well for themselves financially, BTW.)
They were smart to trade a pay cut for ownership of the show.
They knew what they were worth, and they made it possible for other TV stars to profit from their ventures in the same way.
They basically invented the format for future television shows. And reruns, thanks to using film.
The great German cinematographer Karl Freund designed the three-camera filming process they used- and up until recently most sitcoms would also use it.
Borrow from the best.
And gave us Star Trek.
And because they filmed the show, they invented reruns.
Eventually…
Live long and prosper.
Oh, yes, it has.