
The man, the myth, the one person who defined pretty much anybody over the age of 38′s TV watching. From creating hits such as The A-Team, The Greatest American Hero, Wise Guy, Rockford Files, 21 Jump Street…go and click here and look at what empire this man created.
http://www.cannell.com/television-tvShows.php
This is my fourth time meeting Mr. Cannell and he’s a large than life figure and really cool guy. I have to say everyone I’ve ever met from the Cannell organization has been extremely supportive and cool.
I always enjoy the big brother relationship Bill has with Stephen and it’s very sincere and cool to see even The Greatest American Hero smile like a kid around his hero.
The one thing I am able to talk about at this time is that Stephen watched a bit of Sparks 2 and really liked the moving mouths and grit of the piece.
You know, as the whole world is going to hell with the swine flu and the economy, the greatest living television producer of all time gave Sparks the motion comic book a nice nod of approvement.
I wish I could say more, other than, the best way to describe being able to be in a room with Mr. Cannell, William Katt and Michael Dubelko it’s a lot like being in the room with the Godfather.
And you know me, I’m an idiot, I’ll sit there and keep asking questions about movies and stuff he’s working on, and Bill’s got to stop me all the time and “Thank you so much for your time, we don’t want to take anymore of it.”
So in the next few weeks we hope we can share more, but, for now.
It’s always honor to talk with the man who is the creator of pretty much everything I’ve watched as a kid, it’s good practice for me, so when I die and try to weasel my way into heaven, I’ll have good practice, because, I’ve had meetings with Stephen J. Cannell.