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Clip: Season 31 Episode 3 | 11m 16s
Filmmaker Barbara Hall comments on the making of the film, "Patsy Cline."
Aired: 03/04/17
Patsy Cline: Filmmaker Interview
How Patsy Cline overcame the good ol' boys club
When Patsy Cline began working in country music, female headliners were rare.
Learn about Patsy Cline's first record deal
Under Patsy Cline's first contract, she was paid half the industry standard.
How a car crash nearly ended Patsy Cline's career
At 29 years old Patsy Cline was almost killed in a head-on car collision.
Learn how Patsy Cline broke social norms in the '50s
Cline worked hard and broke social norms, wearing men's pants and bright red lipstick.
The tension between Patsy Cline and Jimmy Dean
Bill Anderson on the "not quite oil-and-water" relationship between Cline and Dean.
Listen to how Patsy Cline "fibbed" to perform on CBS
How Patsy Cline fibbed in order to get onto Arthur Godfrey's CBS show to perform live.
Learn which Patsy Cline songs inspire Reba McEntire
Patsy Cline songs like "Sweet Dreams" still inspire Reba McEntire today.
Patsy Cline defined modern country music with singular talent and heart?wrenching depth.
Hear how Patsy Cline met her husband, Charlie Dick.
Patsy Cline and Charlie Dick met as young, talented musicians from working-class families.
How Patsy Cline balanced home life and commercial success
Despite a rigorous performing schedule, Patsy Cline continued to manage her household.
Alan Stoker shares some insight on Patsy Cline's work
Alan Stoker talks about Patsy's gift as a singer and an artist.
Producer and director Barbara Hall talks about the inspiration behind "Patsy Cline."
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Jacques Pépin: The Art of Craft
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James Beard: America's First Foodie
Today’s American food movement can be traced back to one man: James Beard.
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