My Last Days At Mgm Were Like

Bill Hanna And I Owe An Awful Lot To Television, But We Both Got Our Start And Built The First Phase Of Our Partnership In The Movies.

Despite The Rejection, And In Violation Of All The Rules, I Came Back Year After Year.

Los Angeles Was An Impression Of Failure, Of Disappointment, Of Despair, And Of Oddly Makeshift Lives. This Is California? I Thought.

Creating Fantasy Is A Very Personal Thing, But You Can't Take The Process Too Personally.

My Last Days At Mgm Were Like The Fall Of The Roman Empire In Fast Motion.