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<blockquote data-quote="Caryscott" data-source="post: 401693" data-attributes="member: 57460"><p>It’s surprising that circa the 50’s she still had a studio contract that let the studio dictate her television work. She obviously wasn’t an MCA client. Her William Morris agent was Norman Brokaw who negotiated Loretta Young’s transition into television so it’s hard to imagine she wouldn’t have had a more favourable contract but TV was probably the last thing they were thinking about for her at that time. Maybe it was a holdover from when Charles Feldman repped her.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Caryscott, post: 401693, member: 57460"] It’s surprising that circa the 50’s she still had a studio contract that let the studio dictate her television work. She obviously wasn’t an MCA client. Her William Morris agent was Norman Brokaw who negotiated Loretta Young’s transition into television so it’s hard to imagine she wouldn’t have had a more favourable contract but TV was probably the last thing they were thinking about for her at that time. Maybe it was a holdover from when Charles Feldman repped her. [/QUOTE]
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