Tweaking continues, mostly minor details like on-screen text, though, I'm considering rearranging the order of segments a bit. The challenge remains having a wealth of great material from interviewees such as the late Ed Walker that's interesting in its own right but doesn't necessarily fit the overall story. There's probably a separate documentary about radio drama in general to be made.
He was the golden age of radio's last detective, a character played by more actors in a dozen years than James Bond was in 50. It's been more than 50 years since his last expense report, but one case remains - The Last Man Standing Matter.
Tuesday, March 14, 2017
The Rough Cut Matter
Tweaking continues, mostly minor details like on-screen text, though, I'm considering rearranging the order of segments a bit. The challenge remains having a wealth of great material from interviewees such as the late Ed Walker that's interesting in its own right but doesn't necessarily fit the overall story. There's probably a separate documentary about radio drama in general to be made.
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Bob Bailey,
Dick Bertel,
E. Jack Neuman,
Ed Walker,
Jack Johnstone,
Jim Widner,
John Abbott,
Johnny Dollar,
Martin Grams Jr.,
Robert Shearman,
Roberta Goodwin,
Terry Molloy,
Yours Truly Johnny Dollar
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