The Mike Wallace Interview
S01:E01 - Eleanor Roosevelt
Eleanor Roosevelt, political activist and former first lady, discusses the Soviet Union and her family life.
S01:E02 - Tennessee Williams
Playwright Tennessee Williams talks with Mike Wallace about his obsession with tragedy in his work.
S01:E03 - Salvador Dal’
Salvador Dal’, the surrealist painter, talks to Wallace about genius, the subconscious, death and religion.
S01:E04 - Oscar Hammerstein II
One of the most successful figures in show business talks to Wallace about sentimentality and politics.
S01:E06 - Rod Serling
Wallace talks with television writer/producer Rod Serling about his popular project, television series "The Twilight Zone."
S01:E07 - Sammy Davis Jr.
Wallace interviews American singer Sammy Davis Jr. about his career and the accident that changed his life.
S01:E08 - Bob Feller
Bob Feller, one of the greatest baseball pitchers of all time, talks to Wallace about ballplayers' salaries.
S01:E09 - Kirk Douglas
Film star Kirk Douglas discusses fame and the charge that Hollywood films misrepresent America abroad.
S01:E10 - Henry Kissinger
Professor Henry Kissinger, a political analyst, talks to Wallace about American military policies.
S01:E11 - William O. Douglas
William Douglas, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the US, talks about freedom of expression.
S01:E12 - Walter Reuther
Wallace interviews Walter Reuther, labor leader and president of the United Auto Workers from 1946 until 1970.
S01:E13 - Pearl S. Buck
Pearl Buck, Pulitzer- and Nobel Prize-winning novelist, talks to Wallace about American women and marriage.
S01:E14 - Steve Allen
Steve Allen, comedian and television personality, talks to Wallace about his rivalry with Ed Sullivan.
S01:E15 - Gloria Swanson
Mike Wallace interviews Gloria Swanson, the former silent screen star, about Hollywood in the 1920s.
S01:E16 - Margaret Sanger
Mike Wallace interviews Margaret Sanger, who founded Planned Parenthood and coined the term "birth control."
S01:E17 - Drew Pearson
Drew Pearson, a syndicated columnist, talks to Wallace about Sputnik, Eisenhower, Nixon and Kennedy.
S01:E18 - Eddie Arcaro
Eddie Arcaro, a celebrated jockey and winner of 5 Kentucky Derbies, talks with Wallace about horse racing.
S01:E19 - Aldous Huxley
Aldous Huxley, social critic and author, talks to Wallace about threats to freedom in the United States.
S01:E20 - Elsa Maxwell
Wallace talks with Elsa Maxwell, a famous hostess to the very rich, about high society in the US.
S01:E21 - George Jessel
Veteran comedian George Jessel talks about Jewish performers and his desire to be named ambassador to Israel.
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