Charles Fox

'Cause the, from set to, hats to the man who wrote The Love Boat.

Well, Charlie Fox wrote great ones.

Charlie Fox wrote Happy Days.

He wrote Laverne & Shirley.

And-

Love American Style.

I love that one.

Just, you know, Charlie Fox was the best.

And that's not all.

She also received an additional Best Album of Original Score written for a Motion Picture or Television Special Grammy nomination for the 9 to 5 soundtrack alongside with composer Charles Fox.

For a time, it became something of an anthem for office workers in the US.

Yeah.

This is directed by Colin Higgins, written by Patricia Resnick and Colin Higgins, edited by Pembroke J.

Herring, cinematography by Reynaldo Villalobos, composed by Charles Fox, costume design by Anne Roth.

Starring Lily Tomlin, Jane Fonda, Dolly Parton, Dabney Coleman, Elizabeth Wilson, and Sterling Hayden.

Now, this movie was made for $10 million and went on to make $103 million at the box office in 1980.

In that day five nations were to partake not of the body, but of the spirit of Poland, and the trumpet of the resurrection of the peoples should be blown from Warsaw to the western isles.

THE ENIGMA OF WATERLOO that great englishman charles fox who was as national as nelson went to his death with the firm conviction that england had made napoleon he did not mean of course that any other italian gunner would have done just as well but he did mean that by forcing the french back on their guns as it were we had made their chief gunner necessarily their chief citizen had the french republic been left alone it would probably have followed the example of most other ideal experiments, and praised peace along with progress and equality.

It would almost certainly have eyed, with the coldest suspicion, any adventurer who appeared likely to substitute his personality for the pure impersonality of the sovereign people, and would have considered it the very flower of republican chastity to provide Brutus for such a Caesar.

But if it was undesirable that equality should be threatened by a citizen, it was intolerable that it should be simply forbidden by a foreigner.

Um, September 21, 1970, is the first theme of Monday Night Football.

A guy named Charles Fox, um, created the song that became the first theme of Monday Night Football.

He had also written the theme song for ABC's Wide World of Sports, pretty famous.

Uh, and then did Happy Days and The Love Boat, and also, um, composed Roberta Flack's famous songs, uh, famous song, Killing Me Softly, uh, with his song.

Production designers Dean Edward Mitzner.

Score from Charles Fox and editing by Pembroke J.

Herring.

Pembroke, what a name.

But there were no other actors that I can remember whose kids went to art school.

Robbie Fox's kids, Charlie Fox sent his kid to public school? Yes.

Wow.

So you were friends with all the kids of like the behind-the-scenes Hollywood people.