Charlie Rose 2002

An interview with Maggie Smith

Charlie Leads An Examination Of The Recent Israeli Military Operation Meant To Isolate Palestinian Prime Minister Yasser Arafat With Henry Siegman Of The Council On Foreign Relations, Nasser Al-Kidwa, The Palestinian Ambassador To The U.N., And Fouad Ajami Of Cbs News. Then, There Is A Rebroadcasted Interview With Founder And Former Editor Of Slate.Com, Michael Kinsley.

As The World'S Attention Continues To Be Focused On The Conflict In The Middle East, Charlie Gets Analysis From Ehud Barak, Former Prime Minister Of Israel, And Hisham Melham Of El-Safir. Then, Charlie Conducts An Interview With Barbara Walters Of Abc News On Her Recent Trip To Saudi Arabia And Her Special Program On 20/20.

Charlie Hosts A Panel Discussion On The Arab League Summit In Beirut With Henry Siegman Of The Council On Foreign Relations, Michael Gordon Of The New York Times, Shibley Telhami Of The Brookings Institution, And Judith Miller Of The New York Times. Next, Charlie Has A Conversation With Filmmaker Michael Mann On His New Movie, Ali.

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.

Jim Hoagland Of The Washington Post And Nicholas Lemann Of The New Yorker Explore Bush'S Foreign Policy. Later, Architect Rem Koolhaas Talks About His Latest Projects And Co-Authored Books, Project On The City And Harvard Design School Guide To Shopping.

A Conversation With Director Peter Jackson; A Conversation With Director Ron Howard; A Conversation About The Film "Gosford Park"

Author And Journalist Of The Far East Economic Review Ahmed Rashid Talks About Developments In Afghanistan, Pakistan, And Central Asia. Next, Edward O. Wilson Of Harvard University On His Book, The Future Of Life. Finally, The Story Of Cranes With Conservationist And Writer Peter Matthiessen, From His Book Birds Of Heaven.

First, Henry Siegman Of The Council On Foreign Relations Analyzes Recent Developments In The Middle East. Then, A Discussion Of The Future Of Television With The Chairman And Ceo Of Gemstar-Tv Guide International, Henry Yuen. Last, An Interview With Former Seinfeld Actress Julia-Louis Dreyfus On Her New Show, Watching Ellie.

An Interview With King Abdullah Ii Of Jordan. He Shares His Perspective On Developments In The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, Relations Between Jordan And The United States, And The Un Efforts To Disarm Iraq.

Dr. David Baltimore, The President Of Caltech University And Nobel Laureate, Talks About Cancer, Hiv, Stem Cells, And Cloning. Also, Venture Capitalist John Doerr Discusses The Economic Recession, Health Care, Education, And The Internet'S Impact On The Economy.

A Discussion Of The U.S. Military Academy'S Bicentennial

An Interview With Henry Siegman; An Interview With Tom Wilkinson; A Discussion About The Opera War And Peace

An Interview With The Actor Will Smith. Smith Talks About The Physical Training And Intellectual Preparation For His Oscar-Nominated Performance In His Latest Film, Ali, About The Boxer Muhammad Ali. He Also Chronicles His Career In Rap Music, Television, And Finally Film.

The United Nations Secretary-General, Kofi Annan, Discusses Poverty Around The Globe And His Role In Mediating The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict And The Weapons Inspections In Iraq. Also, The President Of The World Bank, James Wolfensohn, Discusses His Work In International Development And Previews An Upcoming Meeting Of World Leaders Regarding Global Poverty.

Rose Speaks With Karl Rove, Senior Adviser To President Bush, On The Six-Month Anniversary Of The September 11Th Terrorist Attacks. Rove Describes His Relationship With The President, Offers His Perspective On The Resurgence Of Patriotism In The Nation, And Contextualizes President Bush'S Leadership Within American History.

A Conversation With French Filmmakers Jules And Gedeon Naudet, About Their Footage From The Morning Of September 11Th. Their Work Has Been Developed Into A Documentary For Cbs Narrated By Their Friend, Firefighter James Hanlon, Who Also Participates In The Discussion.

An Interview With Dennis Ross; An Interview With Lewis Libby; A Conversation About The Crucible On Broadway

First, Michael Gordon Of The New York Times Provides Updates Of The War In Afghanistan, Namely The Battle In Gardez. Also, Oscar-Nominated Actress Jennifer Connelly Talks About Her Oscar-Nominated Performance In Ron Howard'S A Beautiful Mind. Last, British Actor Jim Broadbent Talks About His Portrayal Of British Writer John Bayley In Iris, For Which He Too Received An Oscar Nomination.

Adel Al-Jubeir, Adviser To The Crown Prince Of Saudi Arabia, Explains His Government'S Peace Proposal For The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, Which Will Be Presented At The Upcoming Arab Summit. Then, Bill Carter Of The New York Times Relays The Story Of David Letterman'S Possible Switch To A Different Network, Abc.

A Dialogue With David Martin Of Cbs News About Operation Anaconda, The Latest And Largest American Military Offensive In Afghanistan. Then, The Egyptian President, Hosni Mubarak, Talks About The Saudi Peace Initiative And His Own Nation'S Efforts To Control The Conflict Between The Israeli Government And The Palestinian Authority.