On September 8, 1965, 437 young adult men auditioned for "The Monkees" among those who auditioned (but were passed over) included Danny Hutton (future member of the late '60s Pop Music trip Three Dog Night), Steve Stills (futurely of the Rock trio Crosby, Stills and Nash alongside David Crosby and Graham Nash, respectively), Harry Nilsson (future Singer-Songwriter with hit songs such as "Everybody's Talkin'," "Put Da Lime in Da Coconut" and "**** You" among many others he died in 1994 of a Massive Heart Attack at age 52), and Paul Williams (future Actor/Songwriter who wrote a number of Muppet songs such as "Rainbow Connection" and "When Love Is Gone" to name two).
The series was first pitched early in 1965 to Bert Schneider's father, Abe, then the President of Columbia Pictures on April 16, 1965, Screen Gems, the Television subsidiary of Columbia Pictures, gave the go-ahead to film a Pilot.
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President the Vietnam War is in full effect and aspiring young filmmakers Bob Rafelson and Bert Schneider created a new situation Musical Comedy called "The Monkees." That being said, I'd like to start a discussion on a TV show I've been watching since I was a baby via Nickelodeon and sister network MTV.įor those of you readers unfamiliar with the show, here's the Inside Information, unless otherwise noted courtesy of "The E! True Hollywood Story." My sincere apologies for not having written in too long, but I have been VERY busy lately with the crazy little world called Life over the last several months.
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