[citation needed], He attended San Mateo High School, graduating in 1942, and continued to aid in financing the school. But each of the more than 200 "Donahue" stations -- including flagship WGN in Chicago -- buys it on his terms: If any station manager wants to pull the plug, fine. He earned a whole heap of publicity b hosting and producing several different television shows. We believe that every person's story is important as it provides our community with an opportunity to feel a sense of belonging, share their hopes and dreams. Marlo shared how her dreams of becoming a mother were frustrated by her ambitions and society. He certainly didnt owe us an explanation, but maybe he owed it to himself to remove the suffocating veil hed been forced to hide behind throughout his adult life. The syndicated versions of both Jeopardy! Mansfield had remembered Griffin from his singing in the Grace Moore picture So This Is Love, and for his hit song "I've Got a Lovely Bunch of Coconuts." when actress Marlo Thomas . he asks a dying child. The result is staccato silence between phrases -- quite unlike his fast-moving, loquacious television image. Merv Griffin. 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The censorship did not boost the ratings for Griffin, who was facing stiff competition from the genial Carson, who himself was criticized during the era for shying away from controversial subjects.In 1972, a fed-up Griffin negotiated a syndication deal with Metromedia to move his talk show back to the daytime, and in the event he was terminated by CBS. He attended San Mateo High School from where he graduated in 1942. Movies. Griffin disliked the censorship imposed by CBS and complained. Merv Griffin was an example of how dangerous the closet can be and how the closet and power are a combustible combination that adversely affects so many other lives. Griffin sold his empire to The Coca-Cola Company for $250million in 1986, then went on a buying spree of hotels, so that his wealth in 2003 was said to be around $1.2billion.[40]. You can count on the fingers of one hand, or at most two, the number of high-powered stars, executives and public figures who have come out. It aired in a variety of time slots throughout North America; many stations ran it in the daytime, others aired it in primetime, and a few broadcast it opposite Johnny Carson's The Tonight Show. See here for a complete list of exchanges and delays. A typical example is the cancellation of a Masters and Johnson broadcast in Medford, Ore., because they "tantalized the audience by talking about homosexuality. It was a good question. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. In an Associated Press profile released before it premiered, he discussed the show's origins:[1]. Why should that be so uncomfortable to read? In the business world, he was identified as the visionary chairman of The Griffin Group.Born in the San Francisco, California suburb of San Mateo, Griffin "came up through the ranks" in the classic sense, entering talent contests, writing songs, singing on local radio station KFRC-San Francisco, and later touring with Freddy Martin Orchestra. In the 1980s, Griffin purchased the Paradise Island Resort and Casino in the Bahamas for $400million from Trump, but later sold it for just $125million. I was mulling over game show ideas, when she noted that there had not been a successful 'question and answer' game on the air since the quiz show scandals. This show was aired on for almost 21 years and achieved 11 Emmy awards all through its course. Later that year, CBS terminated Griffin's late-night talk show and Griffin immediately made the transition to Metromedia's syndicated network.While Griffin may have been a washout in late night television (and he had LOTS of company - EVERYONE who went up against Carson lost the ratings race, and Johnny always came out the victor), Griffin's impact on daytime was immense, specifically through his production of game shows. He married radio comic . ", The book reveals he was a virgin before marriage, a lousy lover afterward, and avoided the draft through fatherhood. That was not only focused on in the Denny Terrio lawsuit against Griffin but also was something that several Hollywood gay men told me about, offering first hand experience, while I was researching Queer in America back in the early 90s and some of this (though, for legal reasons not all) is reported on in the book. Subsequently, a Golden Palm Star on the Walk of Stars was devoted to him in 1998. She returned to her native New Mexico, remarried and disappeared from public view -- until now, with publication of a "family" picture in Donahue's book. We collect and tell stories of people from all around the world. The Amazing Johnathan left the show after 65 episodes because of a contract dispute, and it was scrapped before it was nationally syndicated. He is the only son of Merv Griffin and Julann Wright. [41] In an interview with The New York Times published on May 26, 2005, Griffin recalled a quip he frequently used when asked about his private life: "I tell everybody that I'm a quarter-sexual. Author Darwin Porters niche is posthumously outing celebrities. He broke into broadcasting in 1957 as a summer TV announcer. He was also close friends with Actress and former First Lady of the United States, Nancy Reagan, with who he shares the same birthdate, July 6. Two revivals of Jeopardy! During the World War II, he was found to have a slight heart murmur because of which he failed several military examinations. In 1991, he was sued by TV host Deney Terrio alleging sexual harassment. It stood at the 2nd position on TV Guides list of the 60 greatest game shows ever. But answering questions in person, he chooses words carefully, as though any slip will damage his good-guy reputation. Why is it so difficult to write? And if that wasnt scandalous enough: I write that friends who went to school with him in San Mateo say, when he was a young homosexual growing up, he was sexually molested by a priest. Griffin later claimed in interviews that he was best man at their wedding, but was in fact one of the four ushers. Merv Griffin spent decades as a beloved talk-show host but the gay game-show mogul was also a pioneer in Hollywood sexual-harassment cases! (GSN, 1998, both for children); Rock & Roll Jeopardy! "He speaks in tablets. Tony Griffin was born in California in December 1959. Phil's wife said in marriage; you have to know the other person has your back and that her union was the safest place she could be, and the talk show host was her everything and life cushion. It lasted only one season, with its last episode on May 16, 2008, but has had reruns on various channels. By 1986, Griffin was ready to retire. Also, he was inducted into the Television Hall of Fame after his death in 2008. Marlo Thomas and her husband Phil Donahue in New York, circa 1970 | Source: Getty Images. "It's no mystery to me why they are so conservative," Donahue says. Aren't you?" "Not everybody who writes a book is necessarily a good television persona. Robert (Bob) Murphy, Griffin's best friend since sixth grade, was the producer of The Merv Griffin Show, and eventually became president of Merv Griffin Enterprises. Being born on 6 July 1925, Merv Griffin was 82 years . "We don't like to discuss sex at that hour of the morning," NBC explained. There is no wise-cracking sidekick, band, desk or ashtray. He died on August 12, 2007. National magazines ran complimentary stories. [51] He was buried in Westwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery, where his epitaph reads "I will not be right back after this message". After 17 years, his wife left him. The deal was signed in secret as a penalty clause in his CBS contract gave him $1 million in the event of his being fired. [17][20][21] After the wedding, and about two months after arriving in the city, Griffin moved into a different apartment, but in the same building, and remained lifelong friends with Buzzell and Simms. As of March 2023, Griffin has an estimated net worth of $1 billion. [10], By 1945, Griffin had earned enough money to form his own record label, Panda Records, which produced Songs by Merv Griffin, the first U.S. album ever recorded on magnetic tape. His height was 1.75 m tall and weighed 70 kg. His program is television's most consistent forum for provocative, controversial subject matter: lesbian couples adopting children; parents of homosexuals; breast-feeding mothers; unwed mothers; elderly people living together out of wedlock; victims of incest. What's important is that our conversation is interesting. Marlo Thomas making her Broadway debut at the Broadhurst Theater in "Thieves" with her father, Danny Thomas, and mother, Rosemary Thomas, at the opening night performance on April 7, 1974 | Source: Getty Images. "Suddenly my phone was ringing," Donahue says. This show was initially aired on NBC. In 1965, Griffin launched a syndicated talk show for Group W (Westinghouse Broadcasting) titled The Merv Griffin Show. He next appeared in the movie So This is Love in a main role. Donahue's worst programs are with a Norman Mailer or a Ted Kennedy. Griffin and Grove were brought together by Byron Paul, producer of U.S.A. Canteen, and Irving Mansfield, Summer Holiday's creator. In addition, he served as a producer for several game shows such as Reach for the Stars and One in a Million. He started the game show Jeopardy! in 1964. To a dying 18-year-old he says, "That's a real punch in the nose. "Milestones of Motoring (1954)" sponsored by Standard Oil of Ohio, Hagley Library Digital Archive. were produced: one on NBC that ran for five months in late 1978/early 1979, with Art Fleming returning as host; and the other airing in first-run syndication beginning September 10, 1984, starring Alex Trebek. Griffin's home was sold for $7million. He also created the still running game shows Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune. So he returned to his radio roots and focused on marriage, illness, sexuality, death and other problems "ordinary" people could discuss. So she had to figure out how to be nice and good and realized early on that she shouldn't try to fill a mother-like role because they might resent that. In a December 1977 article, the actress recalled how Phil was a modern man and a single parent when they met. His charges are ridiculous and untrue. Before they married, Marlo had no interest in the institution, but her husband managed to twist her arm. ", "Controversy is not a dirty word," he says. The actress continued explaining her reasoning: "It seems like it's only a place for one-and-a-half persons, you know, the person that has the dream and the other person who supports the dream." Marlo said as little girls, some women dreamt of becoming brides, mothers, actresses, wives, and ice skaters but never stepmothers. The "Sunday Morning" thought being independent and single had become the star's brand. "We had a woman whose baby was taken back by the adoption agency. Both programs shared Studio 6B at NBC's Rockefeller Center complex at the time, with Play Your Hunch airing live in the morning while Tonight taped later in the day. Mervs secret gay life was widely known throughout showbiz culture, if not the wider America. In 1963, NBC offered him the opportunity to host a new game show, Word for Word, which Griffin produced. He married Juliann Wright in 1958, and they divorced in 1973. And Mervs brush with tabloid scandal no doubt only drove him further into the closet. But in a New York office recently, Donahue looked much more subdued that he does goes on television, his eyes more pale and penetrating. She further elaborated, "I had to meet the right kind of man, and the world had to change a lot, and I had to change a lot." In a way, his show has been therapeutic for Donahue, who believes his personal life mirrors the problems discussed on TV: "The light's started to go on in me. Produced in association with Program Partners and the William Morris Agency, it began airing September 10, 2007. The Hollywood mogul Merv Griffin died at the age of 82 over the weekend after a battle with cancer, and I was amazed to see The New York Timesactually discusshis sexual orientation, the palimony lawsuit and the male-on-male sexual harassment lawsuit. Griffin dedicated two shows, in 1975 and 1977, to Transcendental Meditation and its founder Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. He was stuck in southwestern Ohio, where his Dayton journalistic high points included the moment in 1960 when he asked Pat Nixon if she were proud of her husband and spat in her eye on the "p.". He lost his virginity, to a female, that is, when Judy Garland seduced him. The couple had one son. [8] He wrote years later in his autobiography that there was a deliberate effort to keep the public from finding out how he looked. "Just your picture. November 25, 1926 - February 24, 2023. In 1954, Griffin appeared in several Cincraft Productions sponsored films including a musical, Milestones of Motoring with Joe E. Brown and Rita Farrell. for ABC), Griffin was one of the many guest hosts who presided over Tonight in the interim. [52], Some of the songs Griffin recorded were:[citation needed]. So far, in the the rest of the obits on Griffin (Reuters, Associated Press) Ive seen nothing about his homosexuality. Less than half an hour after that report would have been aired, WNBC in New York (owned by the network) broadcast an hour-long "Donahue" on the same subject. "You've got to be hungry and ambitious," he says, explaining how he caters to his 85-percent-female audience: "Behavior issues are very big for us. We steal a lot from other shows," Donahue says. Merv Griffin, talk show host and game show creator, is shown on his talk show 'The Merv Griffin Show' which aired from 1962-1986 in this undated publicity photograph. His first crush was Errol Flynn, whom he saw passed out naked on a couch. He'd defeated them at their own game. [11] In 1947, he had a 15-minute Monday-to-Friday singing program on KFRC in San Francisco. In 1974, Griffin was inducted to the Hollywood Walk of Fame. However, in 1997 she thought she still had a chance, but she and Phil never had any of their own. Of Griffin, Porter says, We met in 59 when he sang for my senior prom and the student committee paid him $500. He also got enrolled at San Mateo Junior College and subsequently the University of San Francisco. Imagine the amount of good Merv could have done as a well-respected, hugely successful, beloved and uncloseted gay man in embodying a positive image. Merv Griffin was born on 6th July 1925 in San Francisco, California, to Mervyn Edward Griffin and Rita Elizabeth Griffin. The "Sunday Morning" interviewer wanted to know where Marlo got the idea. General Info. "[42] He was otherwise secretive about his business and personal lives. Griffin himself was an enthusiastic meditator.[27]. Phil Donahue is the Cronkite of the morning, an oasis in a wasteland, the trusted host who, according to TV Guide, "hit daytime television like a hormone injection directly into the carotid artery of the American housewife." But it was in 1962 that his career took its most dramatic turn. They had one child, Tony Griffin, born in 1959. At the time of Merv's death, his net worth was estimated at more than $1 billion. It won several awards and nominations and has been adapted into numerous international versions. The live 55-minute program was not successful, however, and was cancelled in 1963. "There's nothing too controversial for television," Donahue says. To a tearful father whose teenaged daughter died he says, "You must know that she wants you to be happy. Although Griffin married and reportedly had affairs with several women, including Judy Garland, his Griffin's approach to television talk was influenced by two New York shows, David Susskind's The David Susskind Show (1958) and Mike Wallace's Probe and Night Beat (1956), and like Susskind and Wallace, he openly embraced controversial subjects. Donahue asked her on the air. I noticed that my children weren't really sharing feelings with me -- and one of the reasons was I don't do a hell of a lot of sharing with them in terms of feelings. Griffin began to sing at the age of 19 by making his appearance on San Francisco Sketchbook. The "That Girl" actress first met Marlo when she was on his talk show as a guest in 1977. Griffin was a well-known TV personality who died on 12 August 2007 due to prostate cancer. [citation needed], Griffin started as a singer on radio at age 19, appearing on San Francisco Sketchbook, a nationally syndicated program based at KFRC. You know, men and women, and 'he doesn't kiss me anymore.'". "I'm not sure I could put Henry Kissinger on my show," Donahue says. Griffin did not get the part, but the screen test led to supporting roles in other musical films such as So This Is Love (also 1953),[14] which caused a minor controversy when Griffin shared an open-mouthed kiss with Kathryn Grayson. (1980) Aug 16, 2020 - Phil Donahue & Marlo Thomas on their wedding day . The audience is small and compact, practically sitting in the guest's lap. "They see in me a way to produce some income. He became a substitute host for Jack Paar on The Tonight Show Starring Jack Paar (1957) and scored some of the highest ratings in the show's history. "There is no show without the audience," Donahue says. Merv Griffin Net Worth 2023: Age, Height, Weight, Wife, Kids, Bio-Wiki. Winner of 15 Emmy Awards, Griffin was presented an Outstanding Game/Audience Participation Show Emmy for 1993-1994 as executive producer of Jeopardy! LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Merv Griffin was gay. Donahue inherited not only the show, but a live studio audience whom he decided not to burden with yet another song-and-dance program. In 1991, he was sued by TV host Deney Terrio alleging sexual harassment. He had dedicated two of his shows to the topics of Transcendental Meditation and Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. [17] Buzzell was engaged to popular singer Lu Ann Simms, with a wedding date set for July 24, 1954. [37][38] Cashflow was about $70 million short of what was needed to service the Resorts' debt in 1989,[34] and Griffin sought bankruptcy court protection for Resorts on December 23, 1989.[39]. So, is Phil Donahue Everyman? He once said, "If they found Hitler, I'd be the first in line to interview him. Why are we still so jittery even about raising the issue in purportedly liberal-minded Hollywood, in 2007? [8] During the Korean War several years later, he was examined and deemed healthy enough to serve, but by that time was above age 26 and exempt from the draft. [9], Freddy Martin heard him on the radio show and asked him to tour with his orchestra,[1] which he did for four years. All through his childhood, he turned out to be a brilliant pianist who became the main reason for his adoption of show business. There, she met the host, Phil Donahue, and became hopelessly in love with him from the start. lagunitas hop water; matt beleskey retired; was merv griffin married to marlo thomas; June 22, 2022 . Over the past 16 years of his life, however, Griffin deflected the sexuality questions with a quip, determining that his private life remained nobodys business. While it would seem everything has changed today, little actually has. NBC finally cancelled it in 1989, when CBS picked it up for a year (only to return to NBC, when the daytime version was finally cancelled permanently in 1991). after moving it twice on its daytime schedule, despite having an additional year on its network contract. [20] When they had their first child, Cynthia Leigh Buzzell, on September 11, 1955, Griffin was named her godfather. Their meeting was later described as love at first sight, and by 1980, the pair were married! Helen was married to Lionel G. Turner for 67 years. GSN honored Griffin by airing ten-episode marathons of Wheel and Jeopardy! From 1965 to 1986 Griffin hosted his own talk show, The Merv Griffin Show. Margaret Julia "Marlo" Thomas (born November 21, 1937) is an American actress, producer, author, and social activist. 24K views, 950 likes, 99 loves, 117 comments, 155 shares, Facebook Watch Videos from Marlo Thomas: #TBT to this scene from That Girl. Mervyn Edward "Merv" Griffin, Jr. August 12, 2007) was an American television host, singer, and media mogul behind Merv Griffin Enterprises. So it doesnt matter if he calls James Dean a glorified prostitute, or Griffin a pimp. As his family was Roman Catholic, he started signing in the church from an early age. We knew nothing of his relationships because he guarded his privacy fiercely, and we didnt pry. Such candor is not new to Donahue, but it usually comes from his guests and audience. He feels akin to a large corporation. Aug 16, 2020 - Phil Donahue & Marlo Thomas on their wedding day . (He revealed the epitaph on The Late Late Show with Tom Snyder. His first work on the big screen was an unaccredited role in the 1953 horror sci-fi movie The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms. Phil Donahue was born in Cleveland, Ohio, and it was his childhood goal to be a "good broadcaster." She fired a couple of answers to me: '5,280' and the question of course was how many feet in a mile. Donahue feels his success has given other talk shows "more courage" and that the public will soon see fewer entertainers talking about "how long it took to make their last movie." The background to this was on November 12, when Resorts reached a tentative agreement with certain bondholders, several bondholders petitioned the United States Bankruptcy Court in Camden, New Jersey, to put the company into involuntary bankruptcy to protect legal claims they might have against Trump, the real estate investor Griffin outbid for Resorts the prior year. At 72, onetime crooner Merv Grifn has parlayed the $250 million sale of his game shows Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune in 1986 into a billion-dollar empire that encompasses two production . ", Donahue loves it. He created another game show Wheel of Fortune which aired from 1975. "Today's subsequent instructions to Donahue: "No clinical sex.". [12], He became increasingly popular with nightclub audiences, and his fame soared among the general public with his 1950 hit "I've Got a Lovely Bunch of Coconuts". Menu. Merv died aged 82, so would've been 96 today. [15] He also had an uncredited role as a radio announcer in the horror/science fiction film The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms (1953). In 1991, Deney Terrio, host of the Griffin-created Dance Fever, sued Griffin, alleging sexual harassment, but the suit was dismissed. ", "Palm Springs Walk of Stars by date dedicated", "Merv Griffin reported in grave condition", "Hundreds Pay Final Respects To Merv Griffin", "Merv Griffin Estate Sells for $7 Million", https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Merv_Griffin&oldid=1142400827, "Banned in Boston" (#101, Pop Charts, 1961), "Changing Keys" (longtime theme music for, This page was last edited on 2 March 2023, at 05:10. As a result, NBC gave him his own hour-long daytime talk show program, The Merv Griffin Show (1962).Griffin's name and talk show career will always be seen in the light of that of Johnny Carson, the "King of late night TV", with whom Griffin directly competed on CBS from 1969 to 1972. He also stayed silent about the epidemic in the media ironic since he was a man very much at the center of the media industry and in shaping communications and television in this country when his voice would have made a huge difference. and 'Wheel of Fortune'), https://www.naukrinama.com/stressbuster/richest-male-actors-in-the-world/merv-griffin/, http://mervgriffinabc.blogspot.com/2009/05/game-show-creator-griffin-created-and.html, http://gameshows.wikia.com/wiki/Merv_Griffin, http://jeopardyhistory.wikia.com/wiki/Merv_Griffin. Another successful and significant work in his career was the game show Wheel of Fortune. He started his professional life by joining the radio as well as by singing in collaboration with a big band. Secondly, Griffins closet had him engaging in workplace sexual harassment, something that, as I showed in my 1993 book Queer in America, is common among closeted powerful men, who often are simply seeking outlets for sex. Type. [35] He had used $325 million in junk bond financing at nearly 14% from Drexel Burnham Lambert's Michael Milken, but suspended interest payments in early 1989. Her zodiac sign is Aquarius. "The more drawn into the Hollywood trappings he . Ironically, weeks after being on Phil's show, Marlo was a regular guest at his Winnetka, Illinois home, where he raised four sons. In his book Merv, written with David Bender in 2003, he stated that it would be "Stay Tuned".). "In a network situation," Donahue says, "one guy can end your career while he's shaving." She recalled one of the questions he asked her, saying: "And he said to me, 'How come you've never married?' In addition, he produced two different shows for NBC, such as Lets Play Post Office in 1965 as well as Reach for the Stars in 1967, plus for ABC; he produced One in a Million in 1967. [17] He landed a job as the host of a new television show, CBS-TV's Summer Holiday, a summer replacement for Jane Froman's U.S.A. Canteen and Jo Stafford's The Jo Stafford Show, which he co-hosted with Betty Ann Grove. Other Griffin successes in the game show field included "One in a Million" and Joe Garagiola's Memory Game (1971), both airing on ABC, Let's Play Post Office on NBC, and Reach for the Stars (1967).In 1986, Griffin sold his production company, Merv Griffin Enterprises, to Coca-Cola's Columbia Pictures Television unit for $250 million as well as a continuing share of the profits of the shows. Some guests receive a silent, comforting pat on the hand. Griffin never acknowledged he was gay, though it became widely known in Hollywood, even as Eva Gabor played his beard. She explained how she'd tried to portray a first for television - a young girl who wasn't thinking about marriage and instead about who she could be in the world. If you get anything else you think we can use, call me personally. This former bodyguard and horse trainer was paid $250 a week, lived in one of two apartments underneath my former house as part of his security function, and left my payroll six or seven years ago. He has parlayed their problems into the top spot in the dog-eat-puppy world of syndicated talk shows. "Let's put a ribbon on this," he tells the long-winded. And for good reason: "In an attempt to be honest you pay a price," he said -- afraid that his popular image may self-destruct in the confessional heat of his first book, "Donahue: My Own Story. ", So, talking about marriage with Phil on his show wasn't easy for her. He died on August 12, 2007. Studying business administration at Notre Dame brought maturity and a desire to serve a city "with two airports." More than 8 1/2 million viewers in over 200 markets now watch him daily, eclipsing all other syndicated talk shows. "Since 'The $64,000 Question,' the network won't let you do those . "We read a lot of magazines. To prove his point, Donahue does a Kissinger imitation, complete with heavy accent. Aug. 12, 2007 -- Merv Griffin, who parlayed a talent for talk and entertainment into a one-man business conglomerate, died of cancer early this morning. We can tell that you loved your daughter." The star had spent decades covering up his sexuality and even married comedienne Julann Wright, who gave him a son. Around that time, Griffin composed the show's best-known theme song, "Changing Keys", which was used in several variants of the show until 2000. From December 1975 to January 1976, it was expanded to an hour, in response to the successful 60-minute version of The Price Is Right on CBS. No name. He resolved to change his appearance, and lost 80 pounds in four months. marathon consisted of a rerun of the Jeopardy! Griffin was affiliated with the international fraternity Tau Kappa Epsilon. In 2022, Marlo Thomas turned 85, and the other milestone she reached was celebrating 42 years of marriage after her husband, Phil Donahue changed her mind about marriage. . Griffin was married to Julann Wright, and together they had a son named Anthony. He gave hog prices on the radio at 5:30 a.m., and his hand appeared twice on film used on the CBS Evening News.
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