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I understand that Roz was named after a Producer of Wings who had recently passed away. I heard that Kelsey was dead set against the Dog (rip Eddie), but the network brass wanted him in to give the show a warm fuzzy look.
I've known Sheila Guthrie for many years and she is one of the sharpest women in casting in the business! So glad to hear how instrumental she was in making the show the phenomenal success it was by bringing DHP to the producers and the network!
Casting people don't get the credit they deserve!
If Kelsey Grammer was so against the Nanny and the Professor concept, how did Daphne get that early-on psychic stuff that eventually faded and disappeared? I'm happy it went away, but I distinctly remember her being a bit fey way, way, back at the beginning...
That aside, this is a great story, and thanks for writing it.
Thanks for this - I *loved* frasier. Two questions:
- Firstly frasier's apartment set - who came up with the idea of having a view of seattle? It works great not just in the we're not in boston any more toto scene setting sense but also socially - so frasier can show off his status, and also drove a number of plot lines.
- Secondly, the agent Bebe has the same name as the actress who plays lilith - is there a connection there?
Thanks
"Who even remembers Nanny & the Professor?"
Well, aside obviously from Kelsey, there's Juliette Mills fans, and we are many. Also, Sweet Dick Whittington, the LA Radio Legend did a guest spot on one episode, which is reason enough to remember it.
But what that anecdote really told us about was Kelsey's willingness to pre-judge someone on the basis of an irrelevance and cultural snobbism, until forced to look at the reality of, in this case, Jane Leeves, and learn that pre-juding is a mistake. Sounds like, once again, Kelsey had more in common with Frasier Crane than just the face and voice.
These guest posts are fascinating, not that we don't love Ken's usual posts, as Ken learns the cold way why I have sense enough to spend my winters in California.
This is superb stuff and looking forward to tomorrow. I really can't imagine any other Roz than Roz so it should be interesting (I was always a little bit enamoured of Roz!) And now I'm off to watch Frasier DVDs just because I'm in the mood!
Yeah, my wife and I watch Frasier every day now on CBC and we are awed at its quality. I don't know how we missed the original run- I guess having two young children at that time had something to do with it- but what a superb cast and what excellent writing. Every episode is a gem.
One question I'd love to ask: what genius came up with the idea of the witty black and white titles which precede each segment?
Oh how I miss Frasier!! Thanks for the insight into the Niles casting. My favorite thing about the show was that Niles and Frasier were so much alike, playing off Martin's character as the opposite. Any other show would have given Frasier a brother that was not like him at all.
Can anyone please, please tell me what's with the gay pinup guy hanging on the wall behind Martin in "Breaking the Ice"? It's in the ice house and the guy has on unzipped jeans and is wearing what looks like a lei.
Bizarre.
Is it as simple as a cast and crew member was pulling a prank?
Frasier is one of my two all time favourite shows. The other is Black Adder.
As a newbie screenwriter you can imagine how awestruck I was to find an actual writer of Frasier who has a blog. Like finding gold.
At the risk of sounding melodramatic Ken, I hope you realise how much more your show did than just entertain people. It got me through a very dark time in my life where the only thing I had to look forward to each day was Frasier. It truly kept me going. So my most sincere thanks for that!
Now I am going to sit back and enjoy hours and hours reading your blog.
Thanks again :)