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In her four-hour interview, S. Epatha Merkerson talks of her early interest in drama and theater. She tells of her childhood dream to move to New York, and how she...

In her nearly three-hour-interview, Suzuki Ingerslev talks about growing up in Los Angeles, being a physics major at Berkeley, and becoming an architect. She describes her work as an architect...

In her one-hour interview, Connie Britton talks about her early life and interest in acting, which eventually led to her studying under Sanford Meisner. She recalls being cast in her...

In her seven-hour interview, Elma Farnsworth (1908-2006) discusses her husband Philo T. Farnsworth's first television invention - the image dissector tube - and the excitement of seeing its first moving...

In her two-and-a-half-hour interview, Maria Riva (1924-2025) speaks of the power of television, made apparent to her when she and her mother, famed screen star Marlene Dietrich, were once approached...

In his four-hour interview, Ralph Senensky (1923-2025) recalls his childhood in Iowa and his early experiences directing community theater in his home state. He describes his move to Los Angeles...