Men of Action

<b>A candy box filled with delicious details on some of TV's classic shows and a primer on how the industry works. Linwood Barclay <i>New York Times</i> bestselling author</b><br><br>An in-depth look at <i>The Untouchables</i> <i>Run for Your Life The Magician </i>and <i>Harry O </i>-<i> </i>four<i> </i>classic series that helped define the landscape of American television as we know it today. Each entry features a detailed episode guide and behind-the-scenes interviews with the actors writers producers and directors who made these shows enduring action-adventure classics.<br><br>A must-read for everyone who loves classic-television crime and drama series. Thoroughly researched the lively stories behind these four series are as fascinating as they're informative. David Morrell <i>New York Times</i> bestselling author of <i>First Blood</i><br><br><i>Men of Action</i> is fascinating and chock full of exciting details about the creation and production of some of the best remembered crime/adventure series of the '60s and '70s. Once you pick this book up you won't be able to stop. Phoef Sutton Emmy & Peabody Award Winning TV writer/producer of <i>Cheers</i> and <i>Boston Legal</i><br><br><i>Men of Action</i> feeds our appetite for intriguing trivia...a must-have for any classic-TV history fan. <i>The Rap Sheet</i><br><br>Robertson has brought back four classic television series in thrilling detail. I know you Men of Action don't read books but take it from this Man of Action that you'll want to read this one! Raymond Benson <i>New York Times</i> bestselling author of six <i>James Bond </i>continuation novels<br><br>Pushes all the buttons for classic television fans who like some substance along with their nostalgia. Best of all perhaps is a treasure trove of interviews that Robertson has conducted over the years with stars and guest stars writers directors and others involved in the production of each series. Fans of these shows will find much to enhance their knowledge while those just approaching them will find themselves drawn into their compelling stories. It's a fun easy entertaining read. <i>It's About TV.com</i><br><br>If you're a fan of any of these classic shows - or are just interested in how TV was made in the 60s and 70s - don't miss this book. It's jam-packed with incredible details and quotes from writers directors actors and more. - Jay Faerber supervising producer of<i> Supergirl</i><br><br>Stylishly written with noirish tones. Robertson explores how innovative these shows were gives behind the scenes details and defines the history. Insightful and enjoyable. <i>Crime Time FM</i><br><br><b>Ed Robertson</b> is an award-winning author journalist and media analyst. His books include <i>The Fugitive Recaptured 45 Years of The Rockford Files</i> <i>The Case of the Alliterative Attorney: A Guide to the Perry Mason TV Series and Made-for-TV Movies</i> (with Bill Sullivan). He also hosts and produces <i>TV Confidential</i> a syndicated weekly radio talk show and podcast. Follow Ed at EdRobertson.com & televisionconfidential.com