Dallas
1978
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American television producer and screenwriterDavid Paulsen is an American television screenwriter, director and producer best known for his work on 1980s prime time soap operas Dallas (1980–1985, 1986–1988), Knots Landing (1980–1981, 1985–1986), and Dynasty (1988–1989). He also wrote and directed the slasher films Savage Weekend (1976) and Schizoid (1980). [1]
David Paulsen. Producer: Dallas. To fans of 1980s prime time soap, David Paulsen is known as the guy who tried to make Dynasty more human in the last season (1988-89).
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Born March 3, 1946, David Paulsen worked as a free-lance writer for 'Dallas' and its spin-off, 'Knots Landing' in the early years of these series. He became a story editor/producer for 'Dallas' in its post-'Who Shot JR?" period and worked closely with producer Leonard Katzman to keep 'Dallas' on track and the top TV program around the world..
- Dallas Goes Global
- Decline and Fall
- What Did It All Mean?
After months of bargaining with Hagman’s lawyers—who wore white cowboy hats to the negotiations—CBS caved. They agreed to pay Hagman $100,000 per episode, an astonishing sum at the time. Hagman took a flight from the Caribbean and helicoptered straight to the Southfork pool. Then, on November 21, 1980, “Who Done It?” aired, wrapping up the “Who Sho...
As the show entered its later seasons, the TV landscape got crowded with Dallassemi-impostors. Robert Foxworth, who had turned down the J. R. role years earlier, got to star in one of them, Falcon Crest. The most successful of them, Dynasty,turned the Southfork formula up to eleven. It had more jewels, bigger mansions, four-minute catfights, and a ...
On March 30, 2018, the show marked its fortieth anniversary with a reunion at Southfork. Dallasfans came to North Texas to pay tribute and to shake hands with many of the show’s remaining stars. Four decades later, the Dallas skyline is still filled with cranes, and even our highest-brow conversations are filled with references to serial TV dramas....
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Jul 10, 1988 · ” As exec supervising producer David Paulsen noted, “We won’t be gritty. But we will be showing other sides to rich people--including deeper personal relationships.”
Nov 28, 2008 · Back in the 1980's, when John McCain was embroiled in the Keating Five scandal that cost Americans a hundred or so billion dollars and a pack of Savings and Loans, I was Producer-Writer of the TV show Dallas-- set in Cheney-Bush Land. Like them, we drilled for oil, corrupted folks, screwed them out of money and livelihoods and then.. then there ...
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