Don Cornelius moved Soul Train to Los Angeles in 1971, where it became nationally syndicated while the original Chicago version simultaneously continued airing on local TV.
Eric Roberts told Timothy Olyphant on the set of Justified that he had been arrested a number of times in the double digits, qualifying that half were before he turned 18.
Timothy Olyphant spent approximately 3 years on Deadwood and 6 years on Justified, both of which shot in LA, allowing him to stay close to his family.
David Fincher shot a single scene with Timothy Olyphant for a day and a half on Adventures of Cliff Booth, with the actor doing up to 30 takes.
Timothy Olyphant worked with Steven Soderbergh for 3 months and received essentially one performance note — a 7 or 8 out of 10 rating said once in a car.
Will Arnett revealed he has a major job that will take him to Atlanta for 6 months, news that surprised Jason Bateman live on air.
Director Larry Kasdan told Timothy Olyphant there was a joke in the scene but no one would know it because Olyphant kept messing it up.
Soul Train became the longest-running syndicated television show in TV history, airing from 1971 to 2006.
Don Cornelius personally funded the Soul Train pilot for $400, a decision that meant he retained 100% ownership of the show.
American Bandstand had been on the air for nearly two decades before Soul Train arrived, making Soul Train's immediate impact even more remarkable.
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