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Also, Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy (2004) is set in the 1970s.AI Summary
To understand the connection between Arthur C. Bartner and Ron Burgundy, consider these points:
Arthur C. Bartner is a real-life figure known for his work as a band director.
He served as the director of the USC Trojan Marching Band for several decades.
Bartner's flamboyant personality and style inspired the character Ron Burgundy, played by Will Ferrell.
Both share a love for showmanship and entertainment, particularly in a comedic context.
The character's over-the-top demeanor reflects Bartner's vibrant approach to music and performance.
Bartner's influence extends beyond film, impacting the culture of marching bands and sports events.

Stevie Nicks celebrates with the USC band at the Coliseum.
Nicks is wearing the official cardinal and gold colors. Bartner's jacket and the band uniforms would best be described as, you guess it, burgundy.At halftime of the 1980 homecoming game against Arizona State, members of Fleetwood Mac presented Bartner with a platinum album (1M sold), the first college marching band to get such an honor.