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some of it to the stress of long working hours, while also maintaining that it did not damage their ability to work together. Doris
Roberts confirmed that Zimbalist and Brosnan rarely spoke to each other and that such tension played a role in the series' end: "It was awful. They didn't talk to each other." Whatever discord there may have been at the time of production, Brosnan and Zimbalist speak fondly of one another in more recent interviews and are occasionally in touch. In an interview included on the DVD release of Season 1, Brosnan says they did get along and trusted one another professionally. Brosnan also praises Zimbalist's acting on his official website, saying that he would work with her again on the right project. Zimbalist returned the compliment in a 2011 interview with the
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363:(Stephanie Zimbalist) opened a detective agency under her own name but found potential clients refused to hire a woman, no matter how qualified. To solve the problem, Laura invents a fictitious male superior she names Remington Steele. Through a series of events in the first episode, "License to Steele", Pierce Brosnan's character, a former thief and con man (whose real name even he proves not to know and is never revealed), assumes the identity of Remington Steele. Behind the scenes, a power struggle ensues between Laura and Steele as to who is really in charge, while the two carry on a casual romantic relationship.
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Brosnan as the sole star. Subsequently, a sticker saying "Also starring Stephanie Zimbalist" was added to the packaging as an afterthought. This omission was corrected with the release of the second season which gave Zimbalist star billing with her photograph appearing on the box. Additionally, Zimbalist is featured on the behind-the-scenes featurettes contained therein. The first-season boxed set also has a picture of Doris Roberts on the back cover, even though she didn't join the show until the second season.
1045:; and Bernice Foxe, the secretary-receptionist, played by Janet DeMay. Both Murphy and Bernice knew that Remington Steele was a fraud. Episodes in the first season set in motion the slow evolution of the romantic relationship between Laura and "Mr. Steele" (she never called him "Remington" until the show's fifth season after they were "married") while revealing elements of the characters' backstory. The first season established the pattern where each episode made direct reference to an old movie (for example,
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So I invented a superior, a decidedly "masculine" superior. Suddenly, there were cases around the block. It was working like a charm...until the day HE walked in, with his blue eyes and mysterious past. And before I knew it, he assumed
Remington Steele's identity. Now I do the work and he takes the bows. It's a dangerous way to live, but as long as people buy it, I can get the job done. We never mixed business with pleasure. Well, almost never. I don't even know his real name!
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audience confusion over this episode, but ultimately agreed to schedule the series for the 1982–83 season. NBC also asked for a premise pilot which told the story of how Laura Holt met the man who became
Remington Steele. This second pilot, "License to Steele", became the first episode aired in the series.
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on DVD in Region 1 in four box sets. The Season 1 DVD inadvertently echoed an ongoing joke in the series in that
Stephanie Zimbalist, who had top billing when the show was on the air, was initially omitted from all promotional material connected with its release, as well as the DVD box itself, as Fox
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Brosnan and Zimbalist rejected the idea. Following that decision, Gleason pitched another concept for season five to
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Try this for a deep, dark secret: the great detective, Remington Steele? He doesn't exist. I invented him. Follow. I always loved excitement, so I studied, and apprenticed, and put my name on an office. But absolutely nobody knocked down my door. A female private investigator seemed so... "feminine".
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Michael Gleason aware that he was unhappy with the direction of his character. Gleason released him from the series and also let Janet DeMay go, thinking that the detective/investigator and secretary characters could be combined into one character. Gleason
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co-creator Michael Gleason and star Stephanie Zimbalist discuss the large number of women who have approached them over the years to express their appreciation for the character of Laura Holt. Speaking of the women she meets, Zimbalist said: "They are extraordinary women.... They are interesting.
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saying that Laura Holt was her hero. In a subsequent interview Rauzi elaborated, saying that Laura "was one of the only examples of an unmarried modern career woman on TV that I could identify with at that time" and that Laura "didn’t seem that far away from who I was and who I could be". Rauzi
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Stephanie Zimbalist, an established actress with roles in several television movies, was approached for the role of Laura Holt. At first she turned the series down, not wishing to be tied down to one show, but had a late-night change of heart. Pierce Brosnan (best known then for his role in
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joined the cast as a rival for Laura's affections. The circumstances surrounding Steele's birth as well as the identity of Steele's father are revealed in the final episode. The final scene of the series implied that Steele and Laura were about to consummate their relationship.
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NBC reversed the cancellation but did not slot a full 22-episode season into their schedule. The final abbreviated season consisted of six hours of made-for-TV films broadcast in early 1987, including installments filmed on location in Mexico, London, and Ireland.
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as Murphy Michaels (season 1), an investigator who works for Holt; he and Foxe have known Steele is not a real detective. He has an underlying rivalry with him for Holt's affections. In the season 2 premiere, it is said he moved to Denver to start his own private
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in the mystery storylines. It subverted 1970s detective show conventions by telling its stories from the point of view of an independent, professional woman. At a time when hour-long series were serious and half-hour series were humorous,
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Janet DeMay as Bernice Foxe (season 1), Holt's secretary and receptionist who also helped keep up the fictional boss act. In the season 2 premiere, it is said she married a trombone player and moved to New
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incorporated multiple styles of comedy into the standard detective format. It pioneered the slowly evolving "will they or won't they" relationship arc that is now common to television drama of all genres.
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protracted wooing. On the 1980s detective show Remington Steele, for example, the workmanlike, anti-fun Laura spent four seasons infuriated by Steele's flash and charm before she finally succumbed to it.
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was solidly crafted, well acted and groundbreaking in its own way. Other recent evaluations have also noted that series has aged better than some other series of its time and genre.
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as Laura Holt, a private investigator who starts her own business, which really took off after she created a fictional male boss, and more so after Steele becomes an actual person.
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achieved its greatest ratings success in the third season, finishing the year in the top 25. Key third-season episodes included the premiere, "Steele At It", shot on location in
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inspector investigating Steele's taxes). The character, being new to the agency, did not know that Remington Steele was an imposter, and treated Steele as the company head.
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991:, but Tinker felt the series was ahead of its time. In January 1980, following the success of several sitcoms featuring working women, including the groundbreaking
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as Detective James Jarvis, a less-than-competent police detective who more often than not falsely accused the principal characters and their clients of murder
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and was also an influential part of television history in its own right. Recent evaluations, in the wake of the show's full release on DVD, conclude that
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They do interesting things. They are smart. They're independent. They're sort of, what my character was – and I meet them all the time".
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Baskin, Susan (August 27, 2006). "Vintage Steele: An Episode She'd Written Had Become Something of a Classic".
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Murphy, Mark; Swertlow, Frank (June 9, 1984). "Why Would I Do a Poster? Would Robert De Niro?".
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Johnson, Cheryl (April 25, 2000). "Stephanie Zimbalist gets her Weather Wish".
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2117:"Previous Q&A Questions"
1778:Mystery Writers of America,
1447:Thompson, Robert J. (1996).
1325:Remington Steele: Season Two
1312:Remington Steele: Season One
1192:offered Brosnan the part of
834:September 24, 1985
798:September 25, 1984
762:September 20, 1983
662:, ”Steele Threads", Season 2
626:, "Scene Steelers", Season 2
614:, "Cast in Steele", Season 3
608:, "Vintage Steele", Season 1
602:, "Cast of Steele", Season 3
572:, "Cast in Steele", Season 3
563:, "Altared Steele", Season 2
523:, "Gourmet Steele", Season 3
517:, "Altared Steele", Season 2
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2696:(1996–2000, season 1 only)
2629:The New WKRP in Cincinnati
1190:Albert R. "Cubby" Broccoli
1067:Mystery Writers of America
1011:, and Tartikoff relented.
895:Significance and influence
682:
427:as Tony Roselli (season 5)
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1809:, season 3, disc 3, DVD.
942:Laura Holt as role model
736:April 12, 1983
2068:Roberts, Doris (2005).
1848:, season 3, disc 1, DVD
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2421:The Betty White Show
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1649:, September 8, 2005.
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135:Theme music composer
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2784:Christmas Every Day
2565:Eisenhower and Lutz
2557:Beverly Hills Buntz
1693:. Bear Manor Media.
1590:. Orlando Sentinel.
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1027:Stephanie Zimbalist
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460:Efrem Zimbalist Jr.
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2389:Three for the Road
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1985:Goldeneye Magazine
1968:. August 11, 1986.
1949:The New York Times
1793:The New York Times
1780:Mysterywriters.org
1550:on 26 January 2012
1493:TVsurveillance.com
1253:Potential projects
1183:Warren Littlefield
1169:Stephen J. Cannell
1162:Brief cancellation
1048:The Maltese Falcon
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2040:Los Angeles Times
2025:Los Angeles Times
2009:New York Observer
1873:Los Angeles Times
1765:Los Angeles Times
1673:Emmytvlegends.org
1647:Los Angeles Times
1526:Remington Steele,
1391:Diagnosis: Murder
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