Lemmon Reflects on Live TV Era and Modern Film Work
Jack Lemmon recalls the 1950s live television era as foundational to his career praising its excitement and security. He discusses current projects The Front Page Prisoner of Second Avenue and an upcoming American adaptation of The Entertainer set in the 1940s. He also addresses pollution concern and plans for a future TV special with Paul Newman and possibly Marlon Brando.
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Lemmon Champions Theater and Directing Amid LA Life
Actor Lemmon celebrates a prolific career with 31 films and an Oscar for Mister Roberts alongside a best actor award. He lives in Beverly Hills for public school access, enjoys a Malibu beach house, and supports LA theater while directing remains his wild creative peak.
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