
#381 I Had Dinner With Michael Ovitz
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#381 I Had Dinner With Michael Ovitz mentions The Last Mogul, Herb Kelleher's biography, autobiography by Sam Walton, and Michael's excellent autobiography with timestamps, quotes, and episode context.
He modeled himself after Lou Wasserman.
Herb Kelleher illustrates the speed with which Southwest moves by telling a story about Don Valentine, the former VP of marketing.
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“There's a biography on Lou. I have, I think it's called like the last mogul or the last tycoon or the last thing. It was like the last Hollywood mogul.”
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“I want to read this excerpt from Herb Kelleher's biography, which I think is absolutely excellent.”
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“Sam Walton astutely pointed out in his autobiography that you can make a lot of different mistakes to still recover if you run an efficient operation.”
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“The speaker mentions going through Michael's autobiography, which they hope listeners will buy and read.”
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The host mentions 'The Last Mogul' to emphasize the value of understanding the life stories of influential figures in the industry. This biography…
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Tootsie
“He finds another script for this movie called Tootsie. Again, six years, it was considered dead. This is impossible. This isn't an opportunity.”
Rain Man
“Rain Man, which is one of my favorite movies. I watched it. I don't even know how many times when I was a kid.”