Bracken's World

- Season 2

(1970)

An older establishment actor (Forrest Tucker) clashes seriously with a younger anti-establishment actor. They clash both in acting style and political views. Kevin Grant has a difficult job directing this film.

Kevin Grant arrives home (after being with Diane Waring) to find his wife unconscious and his son missing.

A woman out on bail for bombing a bank is offered a movie role.

The star of a motion picture dies during production, but John Bracken demands that the picture be completed.

Kevin Grant finds romance in an ambitious and liberated woman.

Kevin Grant films a documentary on a famous writer (Edward G. Robinson).

Kevin Grant wants to cast a Mexican-American actor for a leading role in a TV series. John Bracken, who is an old friend, is skeptical of the choice.

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Kevin Grant has to work with a very difficult actress (Janet Leigh).

Bracken's cameraman begins to lose his sight but endeavors to keep it quiet for fear of losing his job.

An actor and actress both grapple with their feelings concerning appearing nude in an upcoming role.

Kevin hires a composer who impressed him from a Carnegie Hall concert to score his upcoming youth-oriented movie. When the musician's artistic temperament and style threatens production, Kevin and Bracken must intervene with the help of Paulette - his new love interest, and Grace, her overbearing mother.

The studio hires a child for a tv show who has no acting experience. The kid has conflicting feelings between his father and step-father.

A singer (Tim Matheson) has great ambition to be an actor. He enlists Laura Deane's help in learning, but develops a romantic interest in the older woman.

An activist actress is causing difficulties by demanding changes in the script and rallying the workers to demand more rights.