Dick Cavett

It's read by celebrities such as Dick Cavett, Marsha Mason, Tom Wopat and others.

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While Torre and Francona may not be the most eccentric public speakers on the planet—this isn't going to be like that Mel Brooks and Dick Cavett gab-fest—it could be a fascinating two-way conversation.

A Broadway Show That Must Go On Jason Gay 2011

Orson Welles, a man now considered one of the greatest figures of the 20th century was asked on the Dick Cavett show which person of the cadre of great figures he had known in his life stood out the most of all.

Andrew Bell: A Mountain of a Lady Andrew Bell 2011

Where have Hefner supporters Dick Cavett and David Steinberg been for the last 30 years to not notice that Oprah, Chelsea Handler and the women on the View have retired them?

Martha Rosenberg: Will Hugh Hefner Be Remembered as a Visionary or a Flesh Peddler? Martha Rosenberg 2011

Orson Welles, a man now considered one of the greatest figures of the 20th century was asked on the Dick Cavett show which person of the cadre of great figures he had known in his life stood out the most of all.

Andrew Bell: A Mountain of a Lady Andrew Bell 2011

Guests such as Samantha Bee of "The Daily Show," Dick Cavett, Dan Savage , Michael Pollan another guy who doesn't look all that dissimilar from us and comedian Susie Essman sit down with Mr. Cohen to discuss their, well, favorite people, place and thing.

Seeing Doppelgänger Ralph Gardner Jr. 2012

I discovered the author through his wildly quixotic chats with Seventies' talk show hosts--from Johnny Carson and Dick Cavett to David Frost and Jack Paar.

Susan Dormady Eisenberg: Why Capote's A Christmas Memory Is an Enduring Gift for All Seasons Susan Dormady Eisenberg 2011

Orson Welles, a man now considered one of the greatest figures of the 20th century was asked on the Dick Cavett show which person of the cadre of great figures he had known in his life stood out the most of all.

Andrew Bell: A Mountain of a Lady Andrew Bell 2011

I discovered the author through his wildly quixotic chats with Seventies' talk show hosts--from Johnny Carson and Dick Cavett to David Frost and Jack Paar.

Susan Dormady Eisenberg: Why Capote's A Christmas Memory Is an Enduring Gift for All Seasons Susan Dormady Eisenberg 2011

Orson Welles, a man now considered one of the greatest figures of the 20th century was asked on the Dick Cavett show which person of the cadre of great figures he had known in his life stood out the most of all.

Andrew Bell: A Mountain of a Lady Andrew Bell 2011