San Diegans Back Nixon Frost Interview Financing
A group of 19 investors, mostly San Diegans, have committed about 270000 to cover all production costs for Richard Nixon's four part interview series with David Frost. Promoters Mayer and Senn say profits may reach 200 percent and that the venture is tied to Renken Associates and Pacific Video Industries in Hollywood.
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Boycott halts Emmy telecast and NBC delay
NBC postponed the May 5 Emmy awards citing a major star and producer boycott and lack of support from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. The network warned of possible cancellation if contractual obligations cannot be met by April 15, while the daytime Emmys on May 11 in New York proceed.
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Nixon recording sessions tie cost to $2 million
Pacific Video Industries president Jack Meyer says 12 Nixon sessions, each about two hours, could incur technical costs over $250,000 and place the total program cost near $2 million. He notes a shift in Irish talk show producer roles and declines comment on payment specifics.
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