Austin Film Society series spotlights the career of TV superproducer Aaron Spelling.
History of Television"Here we've got Aaron Spelling producing a movie directed by who I think is the greatest made-for-TV movie director, starring a great classic film actress in a role specifically given to her because he wanted to encourage television to have older women on there and represent them in a very positive way."
Promoting more visibility for older actresses in the 1970s and Eighties was only one way in which Spelling broke social barriers as a producer, according to Reyes."Spelling would do things on his shows that were really progressive, but they were done in really [casual] mainstream ways, so you didn't always realize that he was sort of giving you the sort of political message.
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