The Dick Cavett Show

The Harlem Globetrotters show off their basketball moves, Bob Citron discusses volcanic eruptions, Ethel Merman talks about Broadway and her voice, and Agnes Moorehead remembers Orson Welles' strange directing practices for "Citizen Kane."

Jerry Lewis discusses how he creates a film, his time with Dean Martin, and learning from critics. Lewis also gives a behind-the-scenes look at "The Errand Boy" and answers audience questions.

Host Dick Cavett welcomes guests actor Marlon Brando, tribal leader Sam Cagey, Dr. Wallace Heath, Dennis Limberhand and Mervin Wright.

Norman Mailer discusses the life of Marilyn Monroe and the controversial book he wrote about her, "Marilyn."

Katharine Hepburn discusses her early acting career, a funny misunderstanding with Jack Barrymore, and how she quit smoking.

Host Dick Cavett welcomes guests Academy Award winning actress Katharine Hepburn in Part One of a two-part interview.

Host Dick Cavett welcomes guest legendary actress Katharine Hepburn in Part 2 of his interview.

Kirk Douglas talks about being the only boy in a family of six sisters, appealing the rating for his film "Scalawag," and his health regime. Dudley Moore and Peter Cook discuss why they were kicked off an Australian show, violence on film, their comedy style, and their accents.

Jacques Cousteau discusses his four month expedition through Antarctica, Lillian Hellman talks about her book, "Pentimento," and the blacklisting era, and Dr. Frederick Dockstader showcases American Indian art.