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   Oppenheimer met his future wife, Estelle (née Weiss), in 1942 while she was working as the manager of the Popular Records Department at Wallichs Music City, on the corner of Sunset and Vine in Hollywood. After a long courtship, the two married on August 5, 1947.

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   Jun 16, 2022 · June 16, 2022. Oppenheimer and Ball at the 1952 end-of-the-season party. Ball had just told Oppenheimer that she was pregnant with her second child with husband Desi Arnaz. Photo credit:...

4. jewishjournal.com › commentary › columnistMeet the Jewish Writer Who Created "I Love Lucy" - Jewish Journal

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   Jun 16, 2022 · Oppenheimer’s favorite episode of “I Love Lucy” was “LA at Last!” (1955), in which a star-struck Lucy meets William Holden at The Brown Derby. It’s also Gregg’s favorite episode.

5. press.syr.edu › supressbooks › 1386Laughs, Luck . . . and Lucy – Syracuse University Press

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   Jess Oppenheimer, the man Lucille Ball called the “brains” of I Love Lucy, gives us a rare first-hand look at television history as it was being made.

6. blogs.loc.gov › now-see-hear › 2023The “Angel” on Lucy’s Shoulders | Now See Hear!

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   Nov 8, 2023 · If you believe the legend, Farge came to Oppenheimer’s attention through a photo sent to him via her NY agent. Oppenheimer was looking for the perfect, lithe little French actress for his new series “Angel” and he found the perfect one in Farge.

7. ilovelucyandricky.fandom.com › wiki › Jess_OppenheimerJess Oppenheimer - I Love Lucy Wiki

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   Jess Oppenheimer (November 11, 1913 – December 27, 1988) a radio and television writer, producer, and director, was producer and head writer of the CBS-TV sitcom series I Love Lucy. Lucille Ball called Oppenheimer “the brains” behind I Love Lucy.

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   Who is Jess Oppenheimer?

   • Television producer Jess Oppenheimer was one of the co-creators of the little TV show titled “I Love Lucy”. In 2007, his son Gregg offered the Library his father’s business archive, which was happily accepted as a treasure trove of entertainment history.

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   Did Jess Oppenheimer write 'people' better than 'I Love Lucy'?

   • Jess Oppenheimer is credited for writing 'I Love Lucy' better than any other show, from the milkman to the best friends and even the showgirls — each character spoke and acted their part perfectly because Oppenheimer had a deep understanding of what makes people tick.

   Father Knows Best – How Jess Oppenheimer Overcame His Struggles to

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   Where did Joanna Oppenheimer reside?

   • In the 1970s, Joanna Oppenheimer was living at Kibbutz Mevo Hama in northern Israel. At that time, her father, Jess Oppenheimer, even taught a writing class about ‘I Love Lucy’ there.

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   What did Freud tell Oppenheimer?

   • Freud challenged Oppenheimer's expectation of immediate success: "Only one thing matters: work," Freud told his young disciple. "Laughs, Luck … and Lucy" is the ultimate testament to the importance of failure.

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   What did Estelle Oppenheimer do before he was married?

   • Before he was married, Estelle Oppenheimer attended a weekly salon at the home of Gene Kelly (though they preferred to stay home with their children and loved golf, playing at the Brentwood Country Club together). But Oppenheimer never let his incredible work get to his head.

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   Which shows did John Oppenheimer produce?

   • John Oppenheimer produced a variety of shows, including "Angel," "Glynis," and "The Debbie Reynolds Show." He also produced "U.S. Steel Hour" and "Get Smart." Oppenheimer considered his work on "I Love Lucy" to be the most fulfilling. He passed away on December 27, 1988.

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9. www.goodreads.com › book › showLaughs, Luck...and Lucy: How I Came to Create the Most

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   Jan 1, 1996 · Jess Oppenheimer, the man Lucille Ball called the "brains" of "I Love Lucy", gives us a rare first-hand look at television history as it was being made. A rich entertainment resource, "Laughs, Luck…and Lucy" features a hilarious memoir, and scores of rare photos, three never-before-published scripts (including the only "I Love Lucy" script ...