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| The
creative team responsible for "Your Show of Shows" "Caesar's Hour"
and Sid's many TV specials are some of the most respected, and
funniest voices in the entertainment industry. We sat down and
talked to each about their experiences working on these classic
comedies. |

Cast

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Sid
Caesar - Sid has conquered every medium. A multiple emmy award
winner, Sid went on to win the Tony Award for the Broadway production,
"Little Me," and starred in such classic films as "Grease" and
"It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World." |

| Nanette
Fabray - An accomplished Broadway star, Nanette has appeared
on countless TV shows, including "One Day At A Time," "The Mary
Tyler Moore Show" and "Coach." |
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Howard
Morris - Went on to become Ernest T. Bass on "The Andy Griffith
Show," as well as becoming a successful television director.
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| Carl
Reiner - Created "The Dick Van Dyke Show" and director Rob
Reiner. He has directed many films including, "The Jerk," "Oh
God," "All of Me," and "The Man With Two Brains." |
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Writers

| What
can we say about the greatest writing staff ever assembled? Just
look at a sample of their work since "Your Show of Shows."
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Woody
Allen - "Annie Hall", "Manhattan", "Hannah
and Her Sisters"... where do we stop? |

| Mel
Brooks - "The Producers", "Blazing Saddles",
"Young Frankenstein". Nuff said. |
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Larry
Gelbart - Created the television series, M*A*S*H, wrote the
play "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum," and won
an Oscar for the screenplay of "Tootsie." |

| Danny
Simon - An accomplished theater director, Danny was one of
the premier writers during TV's Golden Age. Woody Allen is often
quoted as saying, "Danny Simon taught me how to be funny."
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Neil
Simon - Broadway's most accomplished playwright, penning "The
Odd Couple," "Brighten Beach Memoirs," "Biloxi Blues," "Barefoot
in the Park." He has adapted many of his plays for the screen.
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| Mel
Tolkin - Mel was the head writer for "Your Show of Shows"
and "Caesar's Hour." He went on to help change the face of TV
sitcoms with, "All in the Family." |
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