Charlie Rose 2005

Charlie Rose with Jim Collins; Santiago Calatrava

Charlie Rose with Frank Gehry, Renzo Piano & Ada Louise Huxtable

A rebroadcast of a panel discussion on the Broadway play "Doubt"

An Hour With Thomas Friedman, Columnist For The New York Times And Author Of "The World Is Flat: A Brief History Of The Twenty-First Century", Which Originally Aired April 5, 2005.

An Hour With Garry Trudeau, Pulitzer Prize-Winning Creator Of "Doonesbury", "Tanner '88", And "Tanner On Tanner", Which Originally Aired August 11, 2004.

An Hour That Originally Aired June 1, 2005, On The Film "Cinderella Man". Charlie Talks To Actors Russell Crowe And Paul Giamatti And Director Ron Howard.

Conversations With Three Grammy-Winning Musicians: Alicia Keys (Originally Aired January 5, 2005), Kanye West (Originally Aired February 7, 2005), And Jay-Z (Originally Aired October 27, 2005).

Author Ian Mcewan Talks About His Latest Novel, Saturday (Original Broadcast: March, 30, 2005).||Actor Ralph Fiennes Discusses His Work In The New Film, "The Constant Gardener".

Conversations With Three Great Actresses: Jane Fonda, Lauren Bacall, And Jessica Lange (Original Broadcast Dates: April 7, 2005, April 11, 2005, And April 15, 2005, Respectively).

Ralph Cicerone, The President Of The National Academy Of Sciences, Takes A Look At African-American Business Pioneers James Ward And Darwin Davis With Cora Daniels Of Fortune. Then, An Appreciation Of John Johnson, Founder Of Ebony And Jet Magazines With Bet Chairman And Founder Robert Johnson. (Broadcast Date: August 22, 2005)

An Hour With Donald Rumsfeld, Secretary Of Defense. The Focus Will Be On America And Iraq.

A Look At Time Magazine'S 25 Most Influential Hispanics In America With New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson And Carolina Miranda Of Time. Also, Afl-Cio President John Sweeney, And Filmmaker John Singleton. His New Movie Is Four Brothers.

A Discussion About Iraq With Robin Wright Of The Washington Post And Fouad Ajami Of Johns Hopkins University. Then, Charlie Rose Talks With Michael Cunningham About His Latest Novel, Specimen Days.

Jim Dwyer Of The New York Times And Former New York City Fire Commissioner Thomas Von Essen Talk About The Recently Released Audio From 9/11. Also, Architect David Childs Discusses His Design For The Freedom Tower.

A Discussion About Iraq'S Constitution With Noah Feldman Of Nyu. Israel'S Withdrawal From Gaza With Dennis Ross, Former Us Special Envoy To The Middle East. Plus, Actress Natasha Richardson On Her New Film, Asylum.

A Conversation With Daniel Ayalon, Israel'S Ambassador To The United States, On The Continuing Effort To Work Towards Peace. Also, Former Presidential Candidate Ralph Nader, Author Of The Good Fight. Finally, Victor Navasky, Publisher Of The Nation Magazine, Discusses The Legacy And Future Of The Publication.

An Hour With Film Producer Brian Grazer, Co-Chairman Of Imagine Entertainment. He Is Responsible For Many Of The Most Popular Films Of The Last Twenty Years Including Splash, Apollo 13, And A Beautiful Mind. He Talks About The Film Business, And A Life Of Exploration.

Martin Sherwin Talks About His Biography Of Robert Oppenheimer And The 60Th Anniversary Of The Bombings Of Hiroshima And Nagasaki. Also, Actress Kate Hudson On Her New Film The Skeleton Key. Chris Terrio Talks About His Film Heights.

Charlie Rose Talks To Cnn'S Anderson Cooper About His Recent Reporting On The Widespread Starvation In Niger. Also, A Discussion About Tiger Woods And The Upcoming Pga Championship With Jaime Diaz Of Golf Digest, David Feherty Of Cbs Sports, And Brandel Chamblee Of The Golf Channel.

An Appreciation Of Peter Jennings With His Friend Ken Auletta Of The New Yorker; Mark Halperin, Political Director Of Abc News And The Co-Author Of In Search Of America And The Century, Todd Brewster. We'Ll Also Look Back At Peter Jennings' Appearances On The Program.

Charlie Rose With Edward Wong; Ray Kurzweil; Rudolph Jaenisch; Sheila Jasanoff

A Discussion About The Death Of King Fahd And The Future Of Saudi Arabia With Judith Kipper And Rachel Bronson Of The Council On Foreign Relations And Thomas Lippman Of The Middle East Institute. Also, A Conversation With Bill Keller, Executive Editor Of The New York Times.

An Hour With Cyclist Lance Armstrong. He Talks About Winning His Seventh Consecutive Tour De France, His Career In Cycling, His Retirement, And His Future.