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Feb 22, 2015 · Back in 1988 film students Jack Saltzberg and David Teitelbaum successfully managed to sneak onto the Oscar red carpet and interview some of Hollywood’s biggest stars - later telling the tale to late night host Johnny Carson. The pair begin by approaching those waiting in limousines, offering their ‘great company’ in exchange for a lift ...
Feb 20, 2015 · The first half of the video above shows the two film students, Jack Saltzberg and David Teitelbaum, trying to sneak a camera and microphone into the 60th Academy Awards ceremony without press passes.
- Mike Pearl
Mar 31, 1989 · By STEVE WEINSTEIN. March 31, 1989 12 AM PT. David Teitelbaum, the former CalArts film student who launched his Hollywood career by posing as a TV newsman and crashing last year’s Academy Awards ...
Nov 27, 2009 · David Teitelbaum and Jack Saltzberg. In 1988, two college students by the names of David Teitelbaum and Jack Saltzberg crashed the Oscars by pretending to be reporters for KCIA in Valencia. Once ...
Feb 22, 2015 · (YouTube link) In 1988, film students Jack Saltzberg and David Teitelbaum put on tuxedos and went down to the Academy Awards ceremony. They didn't have tickets or press passes, and never expected to actually get in, but the opportunity presented itself and they strolled in like they belonged there, and talked to stars along the red carpet.
May 12, 1988 · TV & VIDEO - May 12, 1988. CalArts film students Jack Saltzberg and David Teitelbaum, who posed as a bogus TV crew and crashed the Oscar arrivals at the Shrine Auditorium last month, will appear ...
Apr 23, 1988 · For Jack Saltzberg, David Teitelbaum and Craig Davenport--film students at CalArts in Valencia--getting in was a simple matter of chicanery, patience and audacity. They pretended to be a TV crew ...
