Gilligan Island has just released for three seasons in CBS, but when children are indifferent to the homework and work, write the ship in an uncooperative island in the Pacific Ocean. About each episode rotating around the characters, inevitable attempts to return to civilization and this dating Nary brought a contemptible sign.
The reason for the show where the show was no reason was a target audience. Bob Denver (Gilligan), Alan Hale Jr. (Skipper), Jim Backus (Thurston Howe), Natalie Schafer (Lovie Howe), Russell Johnson (Professor Roy Hinkley), Tina Louise (Ginger) and Tina Louise (Ginger), formed a perfectly balanced ensemble that accurately understands the expected from them. You could not imagine anyone else playing these roles.
Surprisingly, the creative poerwood Schwartz went to series with almost a very different cast. Indeed, by October 14, 1941, the different actors playing in the roles of air, professor, ginger and rabbit (later became Mary Ann). When the network shows little interest to progress with the pilot cast, the Schwartz listened to more actors to fill the ensemble. The most ambitious choice was a golden world for the new star of the year for the performance of Anthony Mann in 1958 in 1958 in 1958 in 1958, Anthony Mann’s “God’s Junior Acre”. Louise created an ideal fit for ginger, but it was not so sure at first. In fact, almost turned the part down.
Tina Louise, the ginger first protested the Kiner portrait
In the last interview with Forbes91-year-old Louise remembered how to play a Broadway show to play “Kerol Burnett” to play Gilligan Island Ginger, “Kerol Burnett”. However, it was almost turned out when he noted the scenario of the scenario that the screenplay was read. According to Louise:
“CBS Casting Director called Ethelenan Theater, ‘Do you think you think you can play this Lucille Ball / Marilyn Monroe type?’ I said yes. I wanted to have a more cruciary character in and director. So I didn’t want to work on it. I told him that I wanted to go out. “
Louise said CBS President called her to his office to revise him. “I explained to him that I did not want to play and did not think the show will succeed, I didn’t think it would be successful by changing the original idea of ​​the character,” Louise said. “You just can’t go into people’s homes and wear someone like a doll and then do something to be not beautiful.” Fortunately, CBS executives agreed and hired a new director who took the ton of the show. You’ve heard about this guy. “(H) Recovered Richard Donner, which is fantastic,” he said. “He had a great sense of humor, and then the writer began to write for what I had to do and the show was hit and I enjoyed me.”
Thus, “Omen”, “Superman,” and “deadly weapons” and “deadly weapons” will give a “fatal weapon” without returning the theater. He continued to move for decades and retired for decades.
