Charlie Rose 1997

An Interview With Michael Richards; An Interview With Boutros Boutros-Ghali; An Interview With Hector Feliciano.

Charlie Speaks To Novelist Ward Just About His New Book Called, The Echo House That Takes Place In Washington D. C. Also, Charlie Speaks With Art Collector Ray Nasher From Dallas. Nasher Talks About His Incredible Sculpture Collection That Is Currently At The Guggenheim.

Journalists Rick Serrano And Patrick Cole Talk About The Upcoming Closing Arguments In The Timothy Mcveigh Trial. Plus, Ken Auletta, Author Of The Column, Annals Of Communication In The New Yorker Magazine Talks About His Latest Book Called, Highwaymen: Warriors Of The Information Superhighway. The Book Is A Compilation Of Sixteen Of Auletta'S Articles From The New Yorker.

A Conversation About The Supreme Court Decision In The Paula Jones Case; An Interview With Tom Clancy; An Interview With General Fred Franks.

A Conversation About The General Discharge Of Kelly Flinn From The Air Force; An Interview With Robert Pittman; An Interview With David Blaine.

Charlie Spends The Hour With Art Critic Robert Hughes. Hughes Discusses His Upcoming Eight-Part Pbs Series And Accompanying 600-Page Book Entitled, The Epic History Of Art In America. The Artists Hughes Talks About Include Georgia O'Keefe, Andy Warhol, Edward Hopper And Frank Lloyd Wright.

Charlie Talks To Author Sherwin B. Nuland About His Book, The Wisdom Of The Body That Looks At The Stabilizing Influence Of The Body'S Internal Mechanisms. Next, Filmmaker Griffin Dunne Talks About His New Romantic Comedy Starring Meg Ryan Called, Addicted To Love. Finally, Author Reynolds Price Speaks With Charlie About His Latest Work, The Collected Poems.

Charlie Spends The Hour With The President Of Mirage Resorts, Steve Wynn. Wynn Tells Charlie About His Unusual Entrance Into Las Vegas Commerce And Culture. Wynn Goes On To Tell Charlie About His Position On The Board Of The National Association For Pathological And Compulsive Gambling In Washington.

Charlie Speaks With Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori About The Peruvian Hostage Crisis. Plus, Charlie Talks To Filmmaker Spike Lee About Basketball. Lee Is Well Known For Being A Passionate Fan Of The New York Knicks.

A Conversation About The Crisis In Zaire; A Conversation About The Knicks; A Conversation With The President Of Mercury Records.

Filmmaker Sidney Lumet And Actor Andy Garcia Talk To Charlie About Their New Film, Night Falls On Manhattan, That Looks At Corrupt Police Officers In New York. Plus, Global Investor Sir John Templeton Talks About His Faith In God, Spirituality And His New Book Called, Worldwide Laws Of Life.

A Conversation About Plastic Surgery Technology; An Interview With Fred Rogers; An Interview With Author Albert French; An Interview With Museum Director Tom Sokolowski.

First, A Discussion With Ralph Reed, Executive Director Of The Christian Coalition. Then, Actor Danny Aiello Discusses His Role In "Mario Puzo'S The Last Don." Finally, Author Gita Mehta Discusses Her Book, "Snakes And Ladders."

A Conversation About The Peace Negotiations In Zaire; An Interview With Cartoonist Charles M. Schultz.

Journalists Jimmy Breslin, Jeff Greenfield And David Remnick Remember Their Friend Journalist Murray Kempton. Next, Andrew Weil Talks To Charlie About His Career In Alternative Medicine And His Popular Book, 8 Weeks To Optimum Health. Finally, Venture Capitalist Bill Gross Discusses His Company, Idealab! That Supports Internet Businesses.

An Interview With Pete Hamill; An Interview With Earl Woods; An Interview With Michael Pollan.

Charlie Talks To White House Staffers Rahm Emanuel And Gene Sperling As Well As Senator Pete Domenici About The White House Budget Agreement. Plus, Actor Michael J. Fox Talks About Hi New Sitcom, Spin City. Fox Also Talks To Charlie About His Battle With Parkinson'S Disease.

Charlie Spends The Hour With Kofi Annan, Secretary General Of The United Nations. Annan Discusses Globalization, The Crisis In Zaire And Infectious Diseases Like Smallpox & Polio.

A Conversation About The 1960'S.