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Producers and Directors

  • Lawrence Cohn discusses his book Nothing But the Blues: The Music and Musicians

    Dec. 20, 1993
  • Peter Bogdanovich discusses the "Last Picture Show" ; part 2

  • David Attenborough discusses the book and television documentary "Life On Earth"

    Oct. 29, 1981
  • An interview with Joshua Logan

    May. 27, 1976
  • Jerzy Bossak discusses Polish documentary films

    Apr. 21, 1981
  • Garson Kanin discusses his book "Hollywood"

    Nov. 8, 1979
  • Sam Wanamaker

    Sam Wanamaker discusses the theater ; part 1

    Dec. 4, 1964
  • Dr. Quentin Young discusses his work at Cook County Hospital

    Aug. 20, 1974
  • A panel of producers and directors discuss film education ; part 1

  • Humorist and author, Abe Burrows discusses his career

    Aug. 1980
  • Interview with William Woodman and Kenneth Welsh

    Apr. 2, 1978
  • Geoffrey Bridson BBC broadcaster and Joyce Bridson public relations at BBC talk about their work in radio through the years

    Oct. 30, 1970
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