50% of US hemophiliacs were wiped out, and we don't really hear about it, to that degree. No matter what you think or believe about homosexuality, their ability to get the message out, to document the devastation, to organise, was incredibly impressive.
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This is the actual description of the video."Charlie was so inarticulate I don't even this we put this on the air, public access through it was." Bahahaha! Why did they even "try" to say that anyway. He sounds fine to me.
Just coming across this interview now. How did you get introduced to Margaret Whitting ? She had such a beautiful voice . What was it like talking to her ?
Sooo, it never once occurred to anyone to just bring the mic closer to Mr. Little so we could actually hear over that infernally loud air conditioner??
What a wonderful interview, Rian, and what well thought out questions, especially so for such a young man at the time. You seemed to become more relaxed by mid interview and the dialogue flowed better and better as it went along. What a treat it must have been to have Mr. Quisp there for your program. He continues to intrigue me even years after his passing. You and I appear to be about the same age and I see much of myself in you in your interview. Thank you for sharing this with us, Rian. Well done!!
This is an false appraisal of British ( not English television). The odd thing is Quentin never had or watched a TV! He's speaks with a pseudo authority. Thev1970s had superb programmes with American favourites too.
I probably saw Mr Noto play his role 3 or 4 times on the mid - late 80s ... NYC high school drama clubs/ groups used to ... Mr Noto was always spot on... the entire cast was always terrific ... the show was just beautiful and elegant if I may say .... so pristine ... no superfluous schtick .... gorgeous. I played the girl's father twice ... same production... it was a hit ... so it was revived a year later ... just a beautiful show. Thank you Mr Noto. KP
I *ADORE* Quentin, truly I do; I dearly wish I could have met him, but the "friendly" America he describes seems like a short bubble in time, it certainly doesn't exist any more, in fact it's far worse.
