Charlie Rose 1997

An Interview With Jamie Gorelick; A Conversation With Wynton Marsalis & Cassandra Wilson; An Interview With Walter Anderson.

Editors Of The Norton Anthology Of African-American Literature Henry Louis Gates Jr. & Nellie Mckay Discuss The Compilation. Also, Jamaica Kincaid Whose Work Appears In The Book Joins The Conversation. The Group Looks At Some Of The Issues Represented In The Anthology That Contains The Work Of 120 Authors.

Charlie Sits Down With Director Scott Hicks Of The Film, Shine That Focuses On The Troubled Life Of Concert Pianist David Helfgott. Next, Charlie Talks To Filmmaker John Singleton About His Film, Rosewood That Is Set In A Small Black Florida Town In 1923. Finally, Michael Blake Discusses His New Novel That Looks At Civil War General Custer.

Dr. Glenn Mcgee Talks To Charlie About The Ethics Of Cloning. Next, Christopher John Farley Of Time Magazine & Karen Schoemer Of Newsweek Talk To Charlie About The Hot Acts In The Running For Grammys. Finally, John Newcomb Of Simon & Schuster Talks About Technology'S Impact On The Publishing World.

A Conversation With Toni Morrison; A Conversation About The O.J. Simpson Case.

An Interview With Martha Stewart; A Remembrance Of Diana Vreeland; An Interview With Architect Rafael Vinoly; An Interview With Art Critic Anthony Haden-Guest.

A Conversation About Deng Xiaoping; A Conversation About Madeleine Albright'S Family; An Interview With Oliver Sacks.

Conversations About The Death Of Chinese Leader Deng Xiaoping.

Charlie Talks To Gennady Zyuhanov About Boris Yeltsin. Then, Charlie Speaks To Ambassador And Special Middle East Coordinator Dennis Ross About The Middle East Peace Process.

An Interview With Wes Craven; An Interview With Patricia Cornwell; An Interview With Jack Palance.

An Conversation About The Film, Lost Highway; A Conversation About Human Rights In Tibet.

Former Editor Of Time Magazine Henry Grunwald Talks About His Obsession With The News. He Also Discusses His Book, One Man'S America: A Journalist'S Search For The Heart Of His Country. Plus, Filmmakers Leon Gast & Taylor Hackford Tell Charlie About Their Film, When We Were Kings That Looks At The Fight Between Muhammad Ali And George Foreman In Zaire.

A Conversation About The Best Film Nominations For The Academy Awards; A Conversation With Best Actor Nominee Billy Bob Thornton; An Interview With Filmmaker Richard Attenborough.

A Conversation About The O.J. Simpson Trial; A Conversation About The Country'S Most Admired Corporations; An Interview With Former Senator Bill Bradley, A Conversation With Former Rhodes Scholars.

Former Senator Sam Nunn Talks To Charlie About The Possibility Of Atomic Weapons In Russia. Then, Director Milos Formann Talks About His Controversial Film, The People Vs. Larry Flynt, Which Is About Porn Mogul Larry Flynt. Finally, Verdi Soprano Aprille Millo Speaks About Her Opera Family And Her Current Role As Amelia In Un Ballo In Maschera At The Met.

A Conversation About The Battle Against Drugs; A Remembrance Of Pamela Harrison; A Conversation About The Nba; A Conversation About A Pbs Film About W.E.B. Dubois.

Charlie Spends The Hour With Washington Post Owner Katharine Graham. Graham Tells Charlie About How Her Husband Began The Washington Post And What It Has Been Like To Run The Company Since He Died. She Also Talks About Her New Memoir, Personal History.

Charlie Talks To Journalists Todd Purdum, Dan Goodgame, David Remnick, Katrina Vanden Heuvel, Bret Schundler And Michael Sandel About President Clinton'S State Of The Union Address. The Group Covers Topic Such As Nato, Bosnia And The Internet. Plus, Dominick Dunne Of Vanity Fair Magazine Talks About The Verdict In O. J. Simpson'S Civil Trial.