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Julia Child & Company
Building on the success of The French Chef, the equally successful follow-up series called Julia Child & Company debut five years later in 1978. This series incorporates the planning and preparation of a complete meal – featuring two to three dishes per show.
Seasons
Cast
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Directing
David DeBarger (Director), Russell Morash (Director), Conrad White (Stage Director), Bruce Bordett (Stage Director), Russell Fortier (Director)
David DeBarger (Director), Russell Morash (Director), Conrad White (Stage Director), Bruce Bordett (Stage Director), Russell Fortier (Director)
Production
Judith Avrett (Research Assistant), Russell Morash (Producer), Marilyn Ambrose (Researcher), Christy Moore (Publicist), Ruth Lockwood (Consulting Producer), Ron Buccheri (Other), Aida Moreno (Production Assistant), Bill Fairweather (Other)
Judith Avrett (Research Assistant), Russell Morash (Producer), Marilyn Ambrose (Researcher), Christy Moore (Publicist), Ruth Lockwood (Consulting Producer), Ron Buccheri (Other), Aida Moreno (Production Assistant), Bill Fairweather (Other)
Sound
Robert J. Lurtsema (Main Title Theme Composer), Nat Johnson (Sound), Susan Brennan (Sound), Newton Wayland (Music Arranger), Wil Morton (Sound)
Robert J. Lurtsema (Main Title Theme Composer), Nat Johnson (Sound), Susan Brennan (Sound), Newton Wayland (Music Arranger), Wil Morton (Sound)
Camera
Dick Holden (Camera Operator), Larry Lecain (Camera Operator), Skip Wareham (Camera Operator), Greg MacDonald (Camera Operator)
Dick Holden (Camera Operator), Larry Lecain (Camera Operator), Skip Wareham (Camera Operator), Greg MacDonald (Camera Operator)
Costume & Make-Up
Louise Miller (Makeup Artist)
Louise Miller (Makeup Artist)
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