Fred Williamson

from Storycraft · host Kraig Rasmussen, Monkeygong Productions

I have now had the absolute pleasure of talking with Fred Williamson on two occasions. The first was at a con in Palm Springs, when fortune happened to place our tables next to each other, and I was blessed with a weekend of his high energy anecdotes. The second is this amazing conversation-- a glimpse into 50 plus years of Hollywood and America, complete with all the details you'd want to know. We discuss director Robert Altman on M.A.S.H., co-stars Pam Grier, Franco Nero, and Jim Brown, Star Trek, football, martial arts, and more. This one is easily in my top 5! Subscribe to Storycraft on iTunes, Stitcher, Spotify or wherever you listen, and please kindly rate, review and share! Please follow the show on twitter @storycraftpod, and follow me there and on instagram @kraigcomx.

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