Charlie Rose 2002

An interview with Alan Rickman; An interview with Stephen L. Carter

Charlie Rose with Jim Collins

Charlie Rose With Mort Zuckerman; Dennis Ross, Uzi Landau & Hisham Melham; Mike Lupica & Al Leiter

Charlie Rose With Ron Insana; Jared Sandberg, Stephanie Mehta & Allan Sloan; David Boies, Arthur Levitt, John Coffee Jr. & Peter Peterson

Actor James Garner Reflects On His Long Career In Hollywood. He Also Discusses His New Roles On Television In The Series "First Monday" And "Roughing It", The Latter Based On Mark Twain'S Writings.

Bob Schieffer Of Cbs News Hosts A Conversation About President Bush'S Recent Speech Concerning The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict With Ehud Barak, The Former Israeli Prime Minister, And Nabil Shaath, The Minister Of Planning For The Palestinian Authority. Also, An Interview With Floyd Kvamme, The Co-Chairman Of The President'S Council Of Advisers On Science And Technology.

Dennis Ross, Former Special Us Envoy To The Middle East, And Akiva Eldar, Political Analyst For The Israeli Newspaper Ha'Aretz, Discuss Yasser Arafat'S Statement That He Would Accept A Middle East Peace Plan Put Forward By Former President Clinton. Then, An Interview With Thomas Friedman Of The New York Times About President Bush'S Policy Regarding The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict.

The Bourne Identity Star Matt Damon Discusses His Work On The Film And Suggests That It May Be Part Of A Trilogy. Also, A Look Ahead To The Conclusion Of The World Cup With Author David Hirshey, Bill Buford Of The New Yorker, And Professional Soccer Player Tiffeny Milbrett.

The Minister Of Planning For The Palestinian Authority, Nabil Shaath, Talks About The Importance Of American Intervention In The Middle East Conflict. Also, Susan Jaffe, The Principal Dancer Of The American Ballet Theatre, Discusses Her Work On The Eve Of Her Last Performance In Giselle.

An Interview With Cbs News Pentagon Correspondent David Martin On Relations Between Saddam Hussein And President Bush. Then, Kurt Eichenwald, Of The New York Times, Weighs In On The Arthur Andersen Court Decision. Finally, A Conversation With Mike Wallace Of Cbs News, On Some Of The Highlights Of His Long Career In Television Journalism.

A Dialogue With The Israeli Minister Of Transportation And Former Deputy Defense Minister, Ephraim Sneh, On The Possibility Of Establishing A Palestinian State. Next, Financial Journalist And Founder Of Thestreet.Com James Cramer Talks About His New Book, Confessions Of A Street Addict.

The United States Secretary Of Energy, Spencer Abraham, Talks About The Prospect Of Energy Independence. Then, A Discussion About The Book Medal Of Honor With Co-Authors Allen Mikaelian And Mike Wallace. Finally, A Remembrance Of Fashion Designer Bill Blass With A Rebroadcasted Interview.

John Miller Guest Hosts A Conversation About Organized Crime In The United States With Abraham Abramovsky Of Fordham University And Selwyn Raab Of The New York Times. Later, Two Recently Recorded Conversations, First With The Author Jennet Conant About The Tycoon Alfred Lee Loomis, And Then Harry Benson On His Life'S Work As A Photographer.

Analysts Michael Tarazi, Adviser To The Palestinian Liberation Organization, And Henry Siegman, Senior Fellow At The Council On Foreign Relations, Discuss President Bush'S Policy Regarding The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict. Also, An Interview With Former Tennis Star John Mcenroe, On His New Book You Cannot Be Serious.

An Interview From August 2, 2001 With Three-Time Tour De France Winner Lance Armstrong On His Cancer, Plans For Future Cycling Victories, And Book It'S Not About The Bike: My Journey Back To Life.

Following President Bush'S Announcement That He Will Create A New Cabinet-Level Agency, The Department Of Homeland Security, Richard Berke Of The New York Times, Jay Carney Of Time, And Nicholas Lemann Of The New Yorker Provide Analysis. Also, A Dialogue With Actor Nicholas Cage, On His Performance In The Film Windtalkers.

Ken Auletta Of The New Yorker Talks About His New Profile Featured In His Magazine On Howell Raines Of The New York Times. Then, Author David Halberstam Discusses His New Book On A Group Of Fdny Workers And 9/11, Firehouse. Third, The Ceo And President Of The Motion Picture Association Of America, Jack Valenti, Remembers His Friend Lew Wasserman, The Former Chairman Of Mca.

House Minority Leader Richard Gephardt Explicates His Latest Speech Concerning American Foreign Policy. Also, Felix Rohatyn, Former U.S. Ambassador To France, Talks About The Regulation Of Capitalism Around The Globe. Last, The Reverend Peter J. Gomes Of Harvard University Discusses His Book, The Good Book.

Fareed Zakaria And Pakistani Ambassador To The United Nations Munir Akram Discuss The Diplomatic Relations Between India And Pakistan. Then, Francis Fukuyama, Author Of "Our Posthuman Future: Consequences Of The Biotechnology Revolution.