Charlie Rose 2002

An interview with Peter O'Toole

An interview with Santiago Calatrava

As The Tony Awards Draw Near, Charlie Rose Takes A Look At The Pulitzer Prize-Winning Play Topdog/Underdog With Playwright Suzan-Lori Parks. Then, A Discussion About The Goat Or Who Is Sylvia? With Playwright Edward Albee And Actors Mercedes Ruehl And Bill Pullman. Finally, Stars Of The Elephant Man, Billy Crudup And Kate Burton, Talk About Their Performances.

An Interview With Former United States Senator From Nebraska Bob Kerrey. He Discusses His Work As President Of The New School University, Receiving The Congressional Medal Of Honor For Service In Vietnam, And His Book, When I Was A Young Man.

The Anchor Of World News Tonight On Abc, Peter Jennings, Talks For The Hour. He Discusses The Conflict In The Middle East, His Career, And New Documentary Peter Jennings Reporting - Bitter Medicine: Pills, Profit, And The Public Health.

An Interview From April 8, 2002, With Actor Michael J. Fox. He Discusses His Earlier Career, His Testimony To Congress, And Best-Selling Book, Lucky Man: A Memoir, About His Career And Struggle With Parkinson'S Disease.

Caroline Kennedy, President Of The John F. Kennedy Library Foundation, Talks About Her Book Profiles In Courage For Our Time And Her Father. Then, The Young Novelist Jonathan Safran Foer Speaks About His Book Everything Is Illuminated. Finally, Musician Elvis Costello On His New Album, When I Was Cruel.

A Conversation With Michael Elliott And Tony Judt; An Interview With Bernie Mac; An Interview With Thomas Mcguane

The Conductor And Musical Director Of The New York Philharmonic, Kurt Masur, On His Life And Orchestra. Then, Lynne Cheney, Wife Of Vice President Richard Cheney, Talks About Her Book America: A Patriotic Primer, Meant To Educate Children Through The Use Of The Alphabet And Patriotism.

The Actor Kiefer Sutherland Previews The Season'S Final Episode Of The Television Show 24, Of Which He Is The Star. Also, Joe Lelyveld, Former Editor Of The New York Times, Looks At The Trial Of Slobodan Milosevic In The Hague. Finally, An Appreciation Of The Late Evolutionary Biologist And Author Stephen Jay Gould, With A Rebroadcasted Interview From 1996.

An Interview With The Historian Robert Caro, About The Release Of The Third Volume Of His Biography Of Lyndon Johnson, Master Of The Senate. Also, The British Actor Michael Gambon Talks About His Portrayal Of Lyndon Johnson In Hbo'S Path To War.

David Martin Of Cbs News Talks About The News That President Bush May Have Been Warned Of The September 11Th Terrorist Attacks. Then, Senator Of Florida, Robert Graham, And Senator Of Tennessee, Fred Thompson, Weigh In On The Story. Also, A Conversation With Ron Lauder, President Of The Neue Galerie In New York, About His Museum And Its Art Collection.

A Talk About The Bilateral Relationship Between The United States And Russia With Stephen Cohen Of New York University And Michael Elliott Of Time. Also, A Conversation With Michael Armstrong, Chairman And Ceo Of At&T, About His Corporation'S Technologies And Future.

An Interview With Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle About The Democratic Party'S Goals In The Senate And The Bush Administration. Next, A Talk About The Opera War And Peace, With The Artistic Director Of The Mariinsky Theatre, Valery Gergiev, And Baritone Dmitri Hvorostovsky. Finally, Writer John Cassidy Of The New Yorker Discusses His Book About The Internet Implosion Titled Dot.Con.

A Discussion Of Former President Jimmy Carter'S Visit To Fidel Castro In Cuba; An Interview With Maxwell Anderson; An Interview With Lawrence Rinder

An interview with Vicente Fox; An interview with Toby Maguire; An interview with Robert Storr

Rose Talks For The Hour With Kamal Kharrazi, The Foreign Minister Of Iran. They Discuss The Conflicts With Iraq And Afghanistan As Well As The Relationship Between His Nation And The United States In The Post-9/11 World.

Maria Bartiromo Of Cnbc Explains The Recent Success In The Stock Market. Also, Director Adrian Lyne And Actors Richard Gere And Diane Lane Talk About Their Work On The Film Unfaithful. Finally, A Discussion With Sir Richard Branson, Chairman And Ceo Of The Virgin Group, Financial Executive Charles Schwab, And Dr. Sally Shaywitz Of Yale University About Dyslexia.

An Interview With King Abdullah Ii, The Ruler Of Jordan, In Which He Talks About Developments In The Middle East Conflict And Condemns Suicide Bombing. Then, Author And Journalist Robert Kaplan Discusses His New Book, Warrior Politics: Why Leadership Demands A Pagan Ethos.

Journalists Robert G. Kaiser And Leonard Downie, Jr. Of The Washington Post Discuss Their Work And Co-Authored Book, The News About The News: American Journalism In Peril. Then, Singer/Songwriter Loretta Lynn Looks Back At Some Of Her Previous Music And Talks About Her Book Still Woman Enough.

First, Former Special Envoy To The Middle East Dennis Ross On The Peace Progress In The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict And Yasser Arafat'S Power Within The Palestinian Liberation Authority. Then, A Conversation With Pulitzer Prize-Winner Suzan-Lori Parks, About Her Play Topdog/Underdog.

A Panel Discussion On The French Elections; An Interview With Mira Nair; An Interview With James Bellows