Charlie Rose 1997

An interview with Hunter S. Thompson; An interview with Isabella Rossellini.

A Conversation About The Transfer Of Power In Hong Kong; A Conversation About Mike Tyson; A Conversation About Time Magazine'S Trip Across America.

An Interview With Architect Moshe Safdie; A Discussion About Three-Star Restaurants; An Interview With Alice Walker.

A Conversation About Recent Supreme Court Decisions; An Interview With David Brock; An Interview With The Authors Of, Our America.

Fran Lebowitz, Author And Contributing Editor To "Vanity Fair" Magazine, Sybil Steinberg, Senior Editor For "Publisher'S Weekly," And Calvin Trillin, Author And Columnist For "Time" Magazine, Discuss The Summer'S Best Books. Some Of The Most Talked About

Charlie Spends The Hour With Wealthy Investor Ted Forstmann. Forstmann Talks About His Business, His Philanthropy And His Politics. Forstmann And Charlie Also Discuss Under-Funded Inner-City Schools, The Concept Of Statism And Tax Reform.

An Interview With Richard Jenrette; A Conversation About The Play, How I Learned To Drive; An Interview With Jan De Bont.

Charlie Speaks With Author Kathleen Hall Jamieson About Her Book, Spiral Of Cynicism: The Press And The Public Good. E. J. Dionne Of The Brookings Institution, And Andrew Lack Of Nbc News Also Weigh-In On This Discussion About Public Confidence In The American Media. Plus, Liberal Author Arthur Schlesinger Talks About His Career As A Historian And As A Special Assistant To President Kennedy.

A Conversation About The 25Th Anniversary Of Watergate; An Interview With Carl Bernstein; A Conversation About Early Childhood Development.

A Conversation About President Clinton'S Race Initiative; An Interview With Charles Grodin.

Charlie Speaks With Outgoing Fcc Chairman Reed Hundt About The Internet, The Future Of Telecommunications And Al Gore. Next, Actor Jason Patric Discusses His Love Of Action-Adventure And His Latest Film, Speed 2, Which Stars Sandra Bullock. Finally, Filmmaker Jerry Bruckheimer Talks About The Cast Of His New Film Conair That Includes Nicolas Cage And Bruce Willis.

Charlie Broadcasts From Paris. Filmmaker Luc Besson Talks About Bringing Emotion To Film And His Latest Movie, The Fifth Element, Which Stars Mila Jovovich And Bruce Willis. Also, Charlie Sits Down With Photographer Claude Picasso, Son Of Pablo Picasso, To Talk About His Father'S Expansive Estate. Claude Also Talks About The Memories He Has Of His Father From Childhood.

Charlie Broadcasts From Paris. Paris-Based Correspondent For The New Yorker Magazine, Adam Gopnik, Tells Charlie About His Experiences Leaving New York For Paris. Plus, Writer And Philosopher Bernard-Henri Levy Talks To Charlie About The Recent French Elections From Which Jacques Chirac Emerged Victorious.

Charlie Broadcasts From Paris. Paris-Based Correspondent For The New York Times Roger Cohen Discusses The Implications Of Jacques Chirac'S Win In The French Elections. Plus, Journalist Philippe Labro Talks About The Franco-American Relationship.

A Conversation About The Musical "Chicago"; A Conversation With Janet Mcteer

Charlie Spends The Hour With Baseball Player Cal Ripken Jr. Ripken Talks About Playing For The Baltimore Orioles, Beating The Yankees And Writing His New Book Entitled, The Only Way I Know.

Charlie Speaks With Journalist R. W. Apple Of The New York Times About His Distinguished Career. Apple Also Talks About Clinton'S Achievements With The Expansion Of Nato, And The Paula Jones Case. Plus, Novelist David Ignatius Talks About His Work Of Fiction Called, A Firing Offense That Focuses On A Cia Officer.

President Clinton'S Lawyer, Robert Bennett, Talks About The Sexual Harassment Case Being Brought Against His Client By Paula Jones. Senator John Mccain Speaks To Charlie About His Experiences As A Soldier In Vietnam. He Also Expresses Support For The Head Start Program And American Education.

Charlie Talks To Dan Rather Of Cbs News And Patrick Cole Of Time Magazine About Timothy Mcveigh'S Guilty Verdict. Next, Author Frank Mccourt Talks About His Childhood In Ireland And His Book, Angela'S Ashes That Was Inspired By His Experience. Finally, Singer Shawn Colvin Discusses The Challenge Of Marketing Her New Album, A Few Small Repairs, And Her Hit Single, Sunny Came Home.