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alfonzos
Today's Los Angeles Times contains an article about casting director Leslie Aqua Viva Shulman (I love that name!). The job isn't glamorous but it's important. BTW, what, from Gambit, is she holding above her head?
clemon79
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Today's Los Angeles Times contains an article about casting director Leslie Aqua Viva Shulman (I love that name!). The job isn't glamorous but it's important. BTW, what, from Gambit, is she holding above her head?

Was that what the card backs looked like, maybe? You never did see the backs of the cards much.
Esoteric Eric
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QUOTE(alfonzos @ Apr 15 2007, 12:39 PM) [snapback]150239[/snapback]
Today's Los Angeles Times contains an article about casting director Leslie Aqua Viva Shulman (I love that name!). The job isn't glamorous but it's important. BTW, what, from Gambit, is she holding above her head?
Was that what the card backs looked like, maybe? You never did see the backs of the cards much.
Yes, that's what the card backs looked like.
tvwxman
Great backstory on how she got her start....
Jay Temple
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The secret: "I will tell you who makes a great contestant — someone you want to root for. You want them to win. I can tell within 30 seconds if somebody is worth investing in. First of all, you want somebody who is a warm character and a lovable person and then, of course, if there is a format like on 'Pyramid,' they have to be able to play the game really well."

(emphasis mine) There are SO many shows I wish she worked on.
clemon79
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if there is a format like on 'Pyramid,' they have to be able to play the game really well."

Sadly, the 'Pyramid' she's talking about is Osmond's.
Robert Hutchinson
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QUOTE(Jay Temple @ Apr 16 2007, 08:35 PM) [snapback]150329[/snapback]
if there is a format like on 'Pyramid,' they have to be able to play the game really well."
Sadly, the 'Pyramid' she's talking about is Osmond's.

Well, didn't the contestants on Donnymid have to play reeeeally well to compensate?

(A lot of them didn't, of course. But then, a lot of them weren't great contestants, which was the original category that Ms. Shulman was listing items for.)
mmb5
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(A lot of them didn't, of course. But then, a lot of them weren't great contestants, which was the original category that Ms. Shulman was listing items for.)

And as someone who tried out for that show, only missed one on the entry test, personally interviewed by Ms. Shulman and did everything in her list of 'dos', I would still like to know why I didn't get on.


--Mike
uncamark
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QUOTE(Robert Hutchinson @ Apr 17 2007, 03:58 AM) [snapback]150343[/snapback]

(A lot of them didn't, of course. But then, a lot of them weren't great contestants, which was the original category that Ms. Shulman was listing items for.)

And as someone who tried out for that show, only missed one on the entry test, personally interviewed by Ms. Shulman and did everything in her list of 'dos', I would still like to know why I didn't get on.


You probably didn't jump up and down and beam broadly enough.

Randy Amasia loved to trash her, more or less intimating that she booked solely on "spunkiness" with no real consideration for game play.
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