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  • Interviewing Joan Littlewood

    Nov. 1, 1964
  • Edward James Olmos

    Interview with Edward Olmos, Ron Jones and Herb Kohl

    Apr. 25, 1988
  • Quentin Crisp

    Quentin Crisp and Donald Carroll discuss their book "Doing It with Style"

    Oct. 23, 1981
  • Barbara Jefford discusses theater career ; part 2

    Apr. 4, 1962
  • Lilli Palmer discusses her book "The Red Raven"

    Nov. 13, 1978
  • Dick Cavett and Chris Porterfield discuss the book they wrote together, "Cavett"

    Sep. 23, 1974
  • John Bird and Eleanor Bron discuss television and the theatre ; part 1

    1962
  • Horton Foote discusses the play "The Young Man From Atlanta"

    Jan. 14, 1997
  • Discussing the character of Edith Ann with creators Lily Tomlin and Jane Wagner

    Oct. 20, 1994
  • Interview with Irene Papas

    1969
  • Interviewing Sir Ralph Richardson and Lady Mary Richardson (Meriel Forbes)

    Aug. 21, 1974
  • Talking about Edgar Allan Poe, with Conrad Pomerleau

    Nov. 2, 1979
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