Monty Hall - Archive Interview Part 5 of 7 - OOS

Host Monty Hall reminisces about his early career in radio and then his move to New York to further his career. He speaks of his work on early television series including The Sky's The Limit, Bingo-at-Home, Video Village, and Your First Impression. He also talks about the Quiz Show scandals that rocked the industry during that era. Next, he speaks of his partnership with Stefan Hatos on the long-running game show Let's Make a Deal. Finally, he talks of executive producing The McLean Stevenson Show and of his appearances on numerous television tributes to celebrity entertainers.

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[MsSuzyQ88]

Monty Hall seems like a great person. He doesn't seem stuck up to me at all.

[BatmanFan1966]

That is unfortunate that he was "typecast" and unable to host his own talk show, because I believe he would have been a marvelous mediator in that genre. Monty put his ego aside, and in doing so helped keep others employed too. Charity work is fantastic too. A class act, but his class is no act. God bless you Mr. Hall!

[shredder40]

YOU ARE THE HALL OF FAME MONTE HALL !!! i remember being 4 years old watching lets make a deal with my grandparents and those were GREAT MEMMORIES and thats 1970 as i was born in 66 how many people can make a lasting impression in a 4 year old through a television set i ask you monte halparin ,...very intelligent man ,..and a thrill to listen to his stories of his life.

[pqribber]

Wow, seeing Monty Hall talk about the Monty Hall Paradox/Problem makes this classic viewing!! Some of my earliest viewing memories track back to Let's Make A Deal...