Charlie Rose 1997

A Conversation With Author Stanley Kutler; A Conversation With Michael Beschloss, Jeff Shesol, Ernest May And Philip Zelikow.

A Conversation With Author Stephen Ambrose; A Discussion With Author Doris Kearns Goodwin; A Conversation Author Frank Mccourt.

Actor Nathan Lane Talks About His Latest Family Film, Mouse Hunt. Next, Pam Grier And Quentin Tarantino Discuss Their Latest Movie Collaboration, Jackie Brown. The Film Also Stars Michael Keaton And Samuel L. Jackson. Finally, French Journalist Oliver Todd Talks About His Biography Of Existentialist Author Albert Camus Entitled, Albert Camus: A Life.

Filmmaker Quentin Tarantino Discusses The Making Of His Film Jackie Brown. The Film Stars Michael Keaton And Samuel L. Jackson.

A Discussion With Author Charles Frazier; A Conversation With Sebastian Junger; A Conversation With Author Jamaica Kincaid.

Author Peter Stone Of Broadway Show Titanic Talks About The Tony Award Winning Show As Well As His Career On Broadway. Then, Playwright David Mamet Discusses His Current Play The Old Religion, A Story About A Jewish Man Accused Of Rape And Murder In Atlanta. Finally, Playwright Neil Simon Discusses His Current Broadway Play Entitled Proposals That Focuses On A Dysfunctional 1950S Family.

A Conversation About Time Magazine'S Man Of The Year; A Review Of Holiday Movies With Critics Janet Maslin, David Denby & Quentin Tarantino; A Conversation With Sports Reporter John Feinstein.

News Anchor Ed Bradley Looks Back On His 17 Years With 60 Minutes. Specifically, He And Charlie Discuss Bradley'S Recent Story About Toxic Waste In A Small Town.

Charlie Talks To Chief U. N. Arms Inspector In Iraq Richard Butler About His Recent Trip To Iraq And The Situation In That Country. Next, Iraqi Vice President Taha Yassin Ramadhan Expresses Frustration With The State Of Relations Between Iraq And The U. S. Finally, Executive Vice President Of Microsoft Steven Balmer Talks About Microsoft'S Anti-Trust Case.

James Cameron Talks About His Latest Blockbuster Film, Titanic. The Film Stars Leonardo Dicaprio And Kate Winslet, Two Young People From Different Worlds Who Fall In Love On The Ill-Fated Ship.

Charlie Addresses His Annual Topic, America And The World, With New York Times Columnist Tom Friedman. Friedman, Author Of From Beirut To Jerusalem, Recounts A Recent Trip To Southeast Asia And Goes On To Discuss Pollution, Globalization And Foreign Policy.

A Conversation About President Clinton'S Last Press Conference Of The Year; An Interview With Kofi Annan; An Interview With Designer Tommy Hilfiger; A Conversation With Author William La Riche.

Fouad Ajami Of U. S. News And World Report And Richard Murphy, Former Ambassador To Saudi Arabia, Discuss Iranian Politics. Then, Iran'S Foreign Minister Kamal Kharrazi & Egypt'S Foreign Minister Amre Moussa Talk To Charlie About The United States' Relationship With Iran.

First, A Conversation With Jessica Lange About Her Life As A Mother And Her Career As An Actress. She Discusses Her Latest Film "A Thousand Acres," And An Upcoming Project, "Hush," That Also Stars Gwyneth Paltrow. (From September 22, 1997) ||Then, Charlie Talks To Australian Director Gillian Armstrong About Her Film Career.

An Interview With Michael Douglas. Douglas Tells Charlie About His Life Growing Up, His Career, His Relationship With His Famous Parents And His Current Film, "The Game" (From September 4, 1997).||Also, Kirk Douglas, Father Of Michael Douglas, Talks About His Latest Book, "Climbing The Mountain" (From September 17 1997).

A Conversation About Urban Planning With Andres Duany & Elisabeth Plater-Zybek; An Interview With Author John Weitz; An Interview With Performer David Campbell; An Interview With Photographer Francesco Scavullo; An Interview With Mikhail Pi

Israeli Ambassador To The United Nations Dore Gold Tells Charlie About The Current State Of The Middle East Peace Process. Julie Taymore, Director Of Broadway'S The Lion King Discusses The Production Of The Show. Actor Daniel Day-Lewis And Director Jim Sheridan Talk About Their Latest Film Collaboration, The Boxer.

News Anchor Bryant Gumble Talks To Charlie About His Show, Public Eye With Bryant Gumble. Chairman And Ceo Of Playboy Enterprises Christie Hefner Discusses Her Father, Hugh Hefner, Founder Of Playboy Magazine And King Of The Playboy Empire, As Well As Her Unusual Career. Louis Ruykeyser Looks Back On 25 Years Of Hosting Pbs' Program Wall Street Week.

Charlie Talks To Both Pulitzer Prize Winning Journalist And Author Seymour Hersh And Critic Arthur Schlesinger About Hersh'S New Book Entitled, The Dark Side Of Camelot.

Economic Analyst Jim Cramer Talks About The Rising Stock Market And The Implications. Next, Driver Jeff Gordon Tells Charlie About Life As The Star Of Nascar Racing. Finally, Sheryl Crow Discusses Her Performance In The New James Bond Movie Tomorrow Never Dies And Also Performs Her Song Home.