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However, creative conflicts between him and Larry Hagman and Leonard Katzman eventually led to Capice leaving Dallas in 1986. Death. Capice died peacefully in his home in Los Angeles on December 30, 2009. Awards. Among Capice's awards are: Emmy Award in 1977; Peabody Award in 1977 and 1978; Humanitas Prize in 1978
Jan 7, 2010 · Philip Capice, an Emmy- and Peabody Award-winning producer who served as president of Lorimar Prods., died peacefully Dec. 30 at his home in Los Angeles. He was 78. At Lorimar, Capice executive...
- That's quite a legacy he left behind. I know Larry Hagman said Dallas wasn't the same after someone left. Was that Capice?
- His was always the same you would see at the cliffhanger frozen frame. He produced the greatest, biggest soap of them all, and was really good at h...
- No, that was Leonard Katzman. After he left, and Capice assumed more responsibility over the show, Hagman threatened to quit, b/c he felt Capice ha...
- Well the show did get glitzy and more OTT so I can see where he is coming from. If you watch the first mini series and even the first full season o...
- LOL! Suddenly, I have this image in my head of ol' Jock Ewing, wearing a purple velour leisure suit (and matching fedora!), and a bunch of his, um,...
- Oh wow, I thought he had already passed a few years ago. May he rest in peace. Ah yes, Angelica Nero and her right hand gal, the sort of unspoken l...
- I think the loss of Jock was a huge turning point for the show because Jim Davis was so macho and Jock was so dominant in all his scenes. Once he w...
- +1. (And Patrick Duffy trying to fill Jim Davis' shoes as the show's moral conscience didn't help.)
- The dream season didn't work because they moved Peter Dunne from Knots Landing and David Paulsen left Dallas for Knots. Not a huge failure (Dunne h...
- What was that KL season? Was that when Gary blew up the land which had a spy organization? Or was that the season where that awful woman who was Be...
Philip Capice, who executive produced some 200 episodes of Dallas and more than 110 episodes of Eight is Enough, passed away on December 30th, 2009 at the age of 78. The Hollywood Reporter notes that Capice served as director of special programs for CBS from 1969 to 1974, “where he developed its Charlie Brown and Dr. Seuss animated features ...
Sep 18, 2020 · Stevie Wolfe, Staff Writer. 18 September 2020 | 10 min read. There are few states of being that have inspired as much contemplation, discussion and emotion through the ages as death. Here, we look at nine famous, thought-provoking quotes on the subject…. Keep up to date with the latest from Talkabout.
Jan 5, 2010 · Philip Capice, an Emmy- and Peabody Award-winning producer who served as president of Lorimar Prods., died peacefully Dec. 30 at his home in Los Angeles. He was 78.
Philip Charles Capice, American broadcast executive. Recipient Emmy award, 1977, Peabody award, 1977, 78, Distinguished Alumni awrd for professional achievements Dickinson College, 2003. Trustee Dickinson College; Member Academy television Arts and Sciences, The Caucus for Producers, Writers and Dirs, Producers-Writers Guild.
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Sep 18, 2015 · Ask “Dallas” fans to name their favorite episode and many will say “Swan Song,” the 1985 segment in which Bobby dies heroically after saving Pam’s life. Although the death was later written off as a dream, the episode remains moving and memorable. To mark its 30th anniversary, I spoke to eight “Dallas” insiders who had a hand in ...
