No one made more of the small screen than this dirt-poor son of Jewish immigrants whose sense of glitz, glam and story spanned 'Charlie's Angels,' 'The Love Boat' and 'Dynasty' (ABC was nicknamed "Aaron's Broadcasting Company") and is recalled here by family, stars and colleagues as a man who "rooted for the underdog."
When Aaron Spelling Ruled Television: An Oral History of Entertainment's Prolific, Populist Producer
Hollywood Reporter - 18 Sep 2015 18:00
No one made more of the small screen than this dirt-poor son of Jewish immigrants whose sense of glitz, glam and story spanned 'Charlie's Angels,' 'The Love Boat' and 'Dynasty' (ABC was nicknamed "Aaron's Broadcasting Company") and is recalled here by family, stars and colleagues as a man who "rooted for the underdog."
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