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David L. Wolper interview, 2003 February

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Wolper, David L

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Connie and David begin the interview discussing David’s career in television and motion pictures and the various successful projects he’s been involved in. They proceed to discuss the particulars of Kennedy’s assassination program before moving on to talk about David’s participation in the Los Angeles Olympics feature. Connie and David then talk about his relationship with Alex Haley and his past working relationship with Haley on Roots before continuing on to discuss David’s other projects. Connie closes the interview requesting an autograph for her copy of the book.
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Martinson, Connie
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Keywords

  1. Motion Picture Producers And Directors United States Biography
  2. Television Producers And Directors United States Biography
  3. United States
  4. Wolper, David L

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