Norman Lloyd

On his early life and influences; on movies he attended as a kid, and on becoming a child performer

On acting with Eva Le Gallienne, who was a mentor, and on learning to speak for the theater; on making his Broadway debut, in "Noah"

On becoming involved with Orson Welles, John Houseman, and the Mercury Theater

On the Mercury Theatre production of "Julius Caesar," directed by Orson Welles; on appearing in the Mercury Theatre's "The Shoemaker's Holiday"; on appearing in the early television works The Streets of New York and Missouri Legend

On his earliest memories of seeing television; on appearing in Alfred Hitchcock's feature "Saboteur"; on Alfred Hitchcock

On appearing in the Alfred Hitchcock feature "Spellbound"; on working with director Jean Renoir on the feature "The Southerner"; on starting his television career as a director for Lew Wasserman's Revue Productions

On the genesis of Alfred Hitchcock Presents; on directing several episodes of Omnibus on the life of Abraham Lincoln; on Stanley Kubrick being his second unit director for Omnibus

On Stanley Kubrick's work as a second unit director on "Mr. Lincoln" for Omnibus; on Alfred Hitchcock's on-screen introductions on Alfred Hitchcock Presents; on Alfred Hitchcock Presents producer Joan Harrison

On how the stories were selected for Alfred Hitchcock Presents; on the writers of Alfred Hitchcock Presents, including Roald Dahl

On the directors of Alfred Hitchcock Presents, including Robert Stevens; on the casting of Alfred Hitchcock Presents; on the Hitchcock-directed episodes of Alfred Hitchcock Presents

On Alfred Hitchcock using the crew from Alfred Hitchcock Presents to film "Psycho"; on directing the Alfred Hitchcock Presents episode "The Man From the South"; on the Alfred Hitchcock Presents episodes "Day of the Bullet" and "I Spy"

On the Alfred Hitchcock Presents episodes "The Jar" and "The Life Work of Juan Diaz"; on why Alfred Hitchcock Presents went to an hour-long format, and what Hitchcock thought of the show; on the legacy of Alfred Hitchcock Presents

On the anthology series Suspicion, and on producing other shows; on producing Hollywood Television Theatre; on producing Hollywood Television Theatre's production of "Steam Bath"

On the Hollywood Television Theater production of Jean Renoir's "Carola"; on being cast as "Dr. Daniel Auschlander" on St. Elsewhere by executive producer Bruce Paltrow; on his St. Elsewhere character, "Dr. Daniel Auschlander"

On the relationship between "Dr. Daniel Auschlander" and "Dr. Donald Westphall" (Ed Flanders) on St. Elsewhere; on Jane Wyatt as "Katherine Auschlander" on St. Elsewhere; on the directing style of St. Elsewhere

On the directors of St. Elsewhere, including Bruce Paltrow; on classic episodes of St. Elsewhere; on what he thought of the final episode of St. Elsewhere

On his friendship with Charlie Chaplin and working with him on the feature film "Limelight"; on then current projects