Both my brothers became physicians and I, of course, wandered into a business where the undisciplined are welcome. All in the Family was intellectual it was art. Their contentious relationship was one area where Lear could reflect that type of tension on screen between Bunker and Mike Stivic, played by Reiner. Quotations by Carroll OConnor, American Actor, Born August 2, 1924. As a result, Carroll OConnors characterization of Archie contained notable sympathetic qualities, allowing many viewers to see Archie in a favorable light. In an interview with NPR, Lear said that his father would often call him the “laziest white kid he ever met.” Then Norman would scream back, “How can you put down a whole race of people just to call me lazy?” of 'discernment' following the close of Vatican Council II in December, 1963. Fred Silverman, former whiz-kid network programmer and producer of ''In the Heat of the Night'' (8 p.m. Because it surveys literature published between 1964-1975, and because its. There were times that Lear’s father faced legal problems and even held a number of prejudices that reflect in Bunker’s character. : All in the Family - The Complete First Season : Carroll OConnor, Jean Stapleton, Rob Reiner, Sally Struthers, Norman Lear: Movies & TV. When Carroll OConnor does a role, he does it right-or else.
The show’s creator said his childhood was difficult and he butted heads a lot with his father.
Lear’s father had a sliver of inspired involvement in the Bunker character. When it comes to Bunker, though, he used someone quite close to him as an example. Lear, like any good storyteller, uses many different things to draw ideas. Just Who Actually Was The ‘Real Life’ Archie Bunker? With O’Connor now back firmly with the show, “All in The Family” continued to have success by presenting issues of the day through the lens of Bunker’s eyes.
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