- He was a long-time friend of Rod Serling.
- He preferred working in television rather than theatrical film, because of the faster pace and larger audience.
- While running an art gallery and an art-supply store, he wrote scripts for live TV.
- He was a dialogue coach for Roy Rogers and other "cowboy" stars at Republic Pictures.
- He was a pioneer of made-for-TV movies in the 1970s.
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