John Forsythe

On his early life and influences; on radio he listened to growing up and politics in his household; on his earliest memories of television

On announcing for the Brooklyn Dodgers; on studying at the Actors Studio; on his early stage and film roles

On his early experiences on live television including Studio One, Suspense, and The  U.S. Steel Hour;  on the difference between acting on filmed or taped television and live television; on the quality of the live shows in the '50s and his first Emmy nomination 

On producing the live production The First Hundred Years;  on acting on Alfred Hitchcock Presents  and working with Alfred Hitchcock

On the Hollywood Blacklist; on how Bachelor Father came about; on his character "Bentley Gregg" on Bachelor Father

On the premise of Bachelor Father;  on Noreen Corcoran as "Kelly Gregg" on Bachelor Father;  on Sammee Tong as "Peter Tong" on the show

On the guest stars on Bachelor Father  including Linda Evans; on Bachelor Father  switching between the three networks and on the sponsorship of the show; on acting drama as opposed to acting comedy

On performing in Teahouse of the August Moon  on television; on starring in See How They Run, the first made-for-television movie; on starring in the made-for-television movie "A Bell for Adano" for Hallmark Hall of Fame

On appearing in the feature "In Cold Blood"; on starring on The John Forsythe Show

On The John Forsythe Show; on appearing on To Rome with Love; on hosting the documentary series The World of Survival, and appearing in various made-for-television movies

On appearing in the feature film "...And Justice for All"; on providing the voice of "Charlie" on Charlie's Angels for producer Aaron Spelling; on getting involved with the movie version of "Charlie's Angels"

On being cast as "Blake Carrington" on Dynasty; on the premise of Dynasty; on working with Joan Collins as "Alexis Morell Carrington Colby Dexter" on Dynasty

On working with Linda Evans as "Krystle Carrington" on Dynasty; on the cast of Dynasty; on the producers of Dynasty and the plots of the show

On the sets of Dynasty; on the popularity of Dynasty; on shooting the show

On the decline in quality of Dynasty and on the spin-off The Colbys; on the 1991 Dynasty reunion

On researching his acting roles and playing in front of a live audience; on advice to aspiring actors; on various people he's worked with in his career and how he'd like to be remembered