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Description: Full interview at http://emmytvlegends.org/interviews/people/larry-hagman Larry Hagman was interviewed for three hours in Santa Monica, CA. Hagman spoke about his early days acting on the stage, including a London run of South Pacific, in which he appeared with his mother Mary Martin. He talked about some of his first appearances in live television and his later work in filmed shows, including soap operas (such as Edge of Night) and drama series. He spoke in great detail about one of the two series for which he is most identified, I Dream of Jeannie , where he played Major Tony Nelson. He spoke about his series co-stars, the behind-the-scenes talent, and memorable guest stars. He briefly talked about several television movies and series he appeared in during the 1970s. He then detailed his work as the star of the popular primetime serial Dallas , playing J. R. Ewing. Hagman discussed the production of the series (for which he also directed) and talked about memorable storylines and episodes. Among the storylines discussed were the ratings blockbuster of the third season when audiences wondered Who shot J.R.? and the surprise return of Patrick Duffy in the shows ninth season. B-roll consisted of Hagman showing off mock-up J.R. Ewing $10,000 bills, which he gives out to fans. The interview was conducted by Dan Pasternack on December 7, 2004.. To see the entire interview collection, visit http://emmytvlegends.org 
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