Charlie Rose 2005

A Conversation With John Hope Franklin Who Talks About His Autobiography, Mirror To America. Franklin Is Professor Emeritus Of History At Duke University.

Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee On Politics And His Recent Book, Quit Digging Your Grave With A Knife And Fork. Then, Actor Adrien Brody Talks About His New Film, A Remake Of King Kong Directed By Peter Jackson.

Remembering John Lennon 25 Years After His Death With Joe Levy, Deputy Managing Editor Of Rolling Stone, And Bill Flanagan, Editorial Director At Vh1. Also, Karen Hughes, Under Secretary For Public Diplomacy And Public Affairs At The U.S. Department Of State, On Rebuilding Channels Of Public Diplomacy.

A Conversation About Education With Ruth Simmons, President Of Brown University, And Richard Brodhead, President Of Duke University.

First, Senator Joseph Biden (D-De). Then, A Discussion About Earthquake Relief With Anne Mulcahy, Chairman And Ceo Of The Xerox Corporation, And Hank Mckinnell, Chairman & Ceo, Pfizer Inc. Also, Actress Sarah Jessica Parker Talks About Her New Film, The Family Stone. Finally, An Appreciation Of Richard Pryor.

A Conversation With Author George Packer And John F. Burns From The New York Times On The Insurgency In Iraq. Then, Author And Former Speaker Of The House Newt Gingrich On The Future Of American Government.

Time Managing Editor James Kelly On The Magazine'S Year In Photos Issue And Their Upcoming Person Of The Year Cover. Then, Tommy Lee Jones On His New Film, The Three Burials Of Melquiades Estrada. Finally, Nicholas Negroponte, Chairman And Founder Of The Mit Media Lab, On The $100 Laptop And How It Will Revolutionize Education In Third World Countries.

A Conversation With Doris Kearns Goodwin About Her New Biography, A Team Of Rivals: The Political Genius Of Abraham Lincoln.

Thomas L. Friedman, Author Of The World Is Flat And Columnist At The New York Times, Discusses The Year In Foreign Policy.

An Hour-Long Review Of The Year In Films With A.O. Scott Of The New York Times, Lisa Schwarzbaum Of Entertainment Weekly, Richard Corliss Of Time, And David Denby Of The New Yorker.

A Conversation With Former Secretary Of State George Shultz About Iraq And Other Challenges Facing The Current Administration. Then, Jan Egeland, U.N. Under-Secretary-General For Humanitarian Affairs And Emergency Relief, Discusses The New Central Emergency Response Fund And The U.N.'S Goal To Have Predictable Assistance For All By 2006.

Director Rob Marshall Discusses His New Film, Memoirs Of A Geisha. He Also Discusses His Oscar-Winning Work For The Film Chicago. Then, Actress Diane Keaton Discusses Her New Film, The Family Stone.

The Year In Technology With Walter Mossberg, Personal Technology Columnist At The Wall Street Journal, And Reed Hastings, The Founder And Ceo Of Netflix.

A Conversation With Jed Perl, Art Critic For The New Republic, About His Book, New Art City: Manhattan At Mid-Century. Also, Nicolai Ouroussoff Discusses His Role At The New York Times And The State Of Architecture Today.

Dr. Kevin Cahill, Tropical Disease Expert, Is The Author Of To Bear Witness: A Journey Of Healing And Solidarity. Hugh Morton, Conservationist And Photographer, Talks About His Work In Establishing A Conservation Trust To Save 26,000 Acres In North Carolina. Finally, Carol Radziwill Discusses Her Memoir What Remains.

Charlie Rose With James Ivory, Ralph Fiennes & Natasha Richardson; Niles Eldredge

Charlie Rose with Milton Friedman

Charlie Rose with James Watson & E.O. Wilson

Charlie Rose with Ang Lee & Heath Ledger

Charlie Rose with Judi Dench & Stephen Fears; Grover Norquist

Charlie Rose with Thom Mayne