Only episode I did not like was the Musical episode. All else I loved

Fascinating interview, well done. "Movie stars can't eat people's livers... it just isn't nice" lol

Thank you very much

0:26 NO! That’s what they want you to believe. This is political, all political and made up lies to divide and for them to rule

How many movie genres was Billy successful in? Nearly all of them.

Excellent experiences, insight, and advice!

I remember listening to tape recording of events with show runners from early seventies, eighties shows way way way back when. It would be great if you could upload some of them. "What for? They're old shows" but they keep popping up everywhere, like the Steven Bochco or David Kelly series - I even remember listening to an event with the writers of Columbo that was very incisive on- among other things - collaboration.

David Chase: What the f*ck is a writing “voice”. Sounds fake.😒

I love you sir! I admire you! RIP Oh yea infact I thought so too that Sidney Sheldon is a woman! 28:05

Andrew Marlowe sounds like a serious version of Ethan klein

The OA was so powerful, I can understand how you could 'lose yourself' within it.

U.S. Marine hero Smedley Butler would have loved "Duck Soup". It was ahead of its time.

Eyes on the Prize

All I want is a Nancy Meyers interview where she talks about her art and her creative process. All I got with this video is these 2 annoying interviewers that won’t let the artist speak!!!

HE'S SUCH A LEGEND AND GENIUS. MAD MEN IS THE BEST IN HISTORY. REALLY WISH THERE COULD BE SOMETHING SIMILAR COMING IN FUTURE..

Nice to know I'm not the only writer who thinks screenwriting is not very important or vital. It's a decent form of writing when we'll done but generally inferior to novels and short stories and even plays.

Good questions. Thank you. Reading between the lines (~11:15), the DISCIPLINE that was imposed on this writer's mind and writing habits from the Black Watch is important. IMHO his comment (~37:56) on including annotations (factual references) in the script to source material presented in docudramas of that era is interesting and important. (When did you last put a factual annotation in one of your scripts?) `

Mr. Marshall passed away after a stroke at the age of eighty-one on 19 July 2016. Fascinating to hear his experiences. It seems as if he learned from each person who he collaborated with. By his own admission he had good luck along the way. RIP GM. (BTW: excellent Qs by Ms. Barbara Corday, the interviewer, who let GM tell his own story. Thank you).

... I'm watching this, Mel ! Love this guys writing ... What a treat to actually see an interview with him.

Toby Temple❤

I appreciate his love of Gunga Gin. Shot in the California desert with its faux Indian Sam Jaffe in the title role blowing his bugle and Kipling spoken over his body. Great battle with machine gun carrying elephants.

Of course... if any of them has a pet, it has to be a BLACK CAT!

Da MAN

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He "does" conversations, not has conversations? Don't believe the hair, he is affected...

16:20

Again, a brilliant funny man, who put it on paper and gottit delivered...comedy and genius are quite similar...

Fantastic interview and discussion. Very, very interesting. As a writer, it's inspiring!

Amazing video thanks!

and he never paid residuals for a show that made him millions ??

Mmmmmm.

I'm late to the game on this post but I'll start on Monday. I think well in the bathroom so can you chat with me through the door? What about a sketch about a dad who solves problems through the bathroom door. Then you can have Biden come and ask questions through the door. Biden: Dan... Dan... *Dan still sitting on the toilet. Dan: Who is this? How did you get into our house we live 3 stories up? Biden: I just have a few questions. First: This is Biden. *Biden looks at sweaty notes on hand. First, I'm trying my "breast" with my final moments in office. I'm sick and tired of not being the cool guy. So I'm thinking of having a party, how do you feel about an ice cream bar. I was going to have some of my new friends I've made help serve. *Hispanic man enters the picture .... we can go from there

"Gilligan's Island was land-locked." Discuss.

Never knew Red was such a prick.

Wow I have to let that sink in… “I wrote the pilot in 2 or three days” 🤩 😮😮

He's inspiring to listen to. Thanks for doing this.

"The real deal" ..

" I sang at my Bar Mitzvah and they took their presents back. "

Hey Buck, we wanted to hear about you not the theater. 😂

This was an enjoyment. After listening to Goldman all I want to do is continue writing.

What a treasure this man is.

this lady moderater is SO ANNOYING just shut up

44:42 Oh yes, that moment worked. For me, still the saddest death scene in film.

Larry David had the exact same response as Damon's here at the start of SEINFELD. when he found out they got their initial further episode order he had a complete panicked meltdown

Princess Diana was a strong female leader in her quiet way because she spoke truth to power, and paid a high price because of it. It is why America loved her more than her native Great Britain and grieved her death in such an unabashedly emotional manner.

Once again...wisdom...understanding the human condition...it's priceless.

A very wise man.

He is a prime example that God has bigger and better plans for us!!!

3 women 2 blks ... ha ha ... combat vets are wht and male

lol, 3 women and 2 blacks. not really representative of ppl involved in combat who are 90 percent white male