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William Louis Gardner
William Louis Gardner was born in Minnesota and finished school there. He joined the US Air Force and worked at the Pentagon in the Target Library of the world. Went on to the Pasadena Playhouse to learn television and movie making. He got a job with actress Marion Davies at her home. There He met a movie agent and started a career in Hollywood. William Louis Gardner has worked in Hollywood as the agent, personal secretary, PR advisor and manager for for Mickey Rooney, Jonathan Winters, Jill St.John, Bobby Van and director, John Huston. William Gardner is the author of two books, "Confessions of a Hollywood Agent," and "The Games End." William on GooglePlus
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Joan and Mickey Rooney
Joan Rivers interviews the great Mickey Rooney
Posted in 50S, 50s 60s hollywood, 60'S, Celebrities, comedy, Hollywood, Mickey Rooney, television
Tagged 1950, 1960, 1960s, 50's, 50s, 60s, actresses, celebrities, comedian, comedy, hollywood, Hollywood 50s, interview, Joan, Joan Rivers, Judy Galand, Mickey Rooney, stars, television
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Jonathan Winters during the 50’s with Jack Paar
During the 50’s, Jack Paar helped bring Jonathan Winters to fame on television, always gave him a big show. Everyone made sure they saw him do his comedy which is the best we’ve seen in years. Come back for another … Continue reading
Posted in 50S, Celebrities, Hollywood, Jonathan winters
Tagged 50s, comedy, funny, hollywood, Jack Paar, Jonahan Winters, television
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Jonathan Winters in the Muppet Show
He’s back again, funnier than he was last time. Sit down, relax, and get ready for some laughs. Your buddy, Bill Gardner.
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Tagged comedy, disney, funny, hollywood, Jonathan Winters, Muppet show, stand up, television
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Review for Confessions of a Hollywood Agent; A Hollywood novel
Only an industry insider could write a story filled with such nuance about the glam and grim of Hollywood in the 1950’s and 60’s. William Gardner takes you on a (manicured and bejeweled) hand-held tour of Beverly Hills and its … Continue reading
Posted in 50S, 60'S, actresses, Books, Confessions of a hollywood agent, Elvis Presley, Hollywood, Hollywood Agent, JFK, Marilyn Monroe, Rita Hayworth, Rod Mcarey, television
Tagged 50's 60's Elvis Presley, actresses, books, hitler, hollywood, novel, Rita Hayworth, television, Vanity Fair
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Rita Hayworth Is Stayin’ Alive
Rita Hayworth Is Stayin’ Alive One of Hollywood’s greatest red-headed dancers with Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly dancing to the Bee Gees, which brings nostalgia
Posted in 50S, 60'S, 80's, 80's music, actresses, bee gees, Books, Columbia Pictures, Confessions of a hollywood agent, Fred Astaire, Hollywood, music, Rita Hayworth, television
Tagged 80's, 80's music, actress, bee gees, columbia pictures, Fred astaire, hollywood, Movies, music, nostalgia, Rita Hayworth, television
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Rod McCarey Behind the Scenes
My brother Rod McCarey The Distinguished Gentleman waxes nostalgia about the fate and preservation of two ramshackled luxury vehicles. An outtake from the GREY COUPON advert, “The Lost Footage.”
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Book about 50's 60's Hollywood 