For a time, the Universal Studios lot was a playground of sorts for me. Paul Stanley was directing episodes of The Road West--NBC's answer to Bonanza--and I took advantage of his gracious standing invitation to come onto the set whenever he was directing. My first day on the set of that show wasn't on the lot but on location out in the hills north of the 101 and west of Malibu Canyon. I arrived in the early afternoon and found some of the actors sitting around in the shade of the dressing room trailers waiting for their scenes to be shot. Off in the distance, I could see a tribe of Indians making their trek across the countryside for the benefit of the camera and I decided not to join them not wanting to walk into the shot. "How do you do?" called a voice from behind me. I turned to see the man who addressed me. He was sitting in a 'director's' chair dressed in western attire. He rose and extended his hand saying, "My name is Barry Sullivan." (continued in comments) #television #koreantelevisionseries #universalstudios #barrysullivan #hollywood #filmmakerslife https://www.instagram.com/p/B2gZoMrF8uH/?igshid=q63lqg3m3yw6
