71.   What the audience wants and what you want to do are quite often two different things.

72.   What audiences want is to be entertained.

73.   What would an audience want to see?

74.   Which instantly raises the question of why an audience would want to spend two hours in the company of a trio like this.

75.   Will audiences want to watch another Caruso show?

76.   Why, then, is that same audience supposed to want the underdogs to win so badly?

77.   Young audiences will want to catch Barrymore.

78.   Co-producer Michael Wilson says audiences want more than bigger explosions and better stunts, and are looking for the human element.

79.   From his career in vaudeville and Broadway, Hope knew exactly what his audiences wanted.

80.   Frustrated television audiences back home want to see more of the action.