
Overview
Profiling George Eastman (1854-1932), whose Kodak and Brownie cameras "forever changed the way people see their world," says narrator Judith Light. The hour uses interviews with historians and, of course, vintage stills and clips to recall the autocratic Eastman, whose business strategy bypassed professional photographers. "You press the button and we do the rest," was Kodak's slogan, and when he introduced the $1 Brownie in 1900, the "you" was everybody.
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12 - 1New York (1): The Country and the City November 14, 1999
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12 - 2New York (2): Order and Disorder November 15, 1999
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12 - 3New York (3): Sunshine and Shadow November 16, 1999
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12 - 4New York (4): The Power and the People November 17, 1999
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12 - 5New York (5): Cosmopolis November 18, 1999
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12 - 6Eleanor Roosevelt January 10, 2000
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12 - 7Houdini January 24, 2000
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12 - 8Nixon's China Game January 31, 2000
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12 - 9The Duel February 14, 2000
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12 - 10John Brown's Holy War February 28, 2000
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12 - 11George Wallace: Settin' the Woods on Fire (1) April 23, 2000
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12 - 12George Wallace: Settin' the Woods on Fire (2) April 24, 2000
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12 - 13Jubilee Singers: Sacrifice and Glory May 01, 2000
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12 - 14Joe DiMaggio: The Hero's Life May 08, 2000
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12 - 15The Wizard of Photography May 23, 2000