Episode 1
Jodie Foster
Sep 25, 2005
James Lipton interviews the quietly successful lead actress in many different films. Taped after the making of, but before the release of, "Flightplan."
Episode 2
Elton John
Oct 16, 2005
Episode 3
Rosie O'Donnell
Episode 4
Michael J. Fox
Oct 30, 2005
The Emmy winner for his work in the TV series "Family Ties" and "Spin City, and star of the "Back to the Future" films talks about his craft and his handling of the disease that ended his career.
Episode 5
The Cast of the Producers
Dec 11, 2005
The making of the Broadway smash "The Producers" into a film is discussed by actors Matthew Broderick and Nathan Lane and director Susan Stroman.
Episode 6
Barbara Walters
Dec 18, 2005
Episode 7
Queen Latifah
Jan 8, 2006
Episode 8
Ralph Fiennes
Jan 15, 2006
Episode 9
Martin Lawrence
Jan 22, 2006
Episode 10
Liza Minnelli
Feb 5, 2006
Episode 11
Dave Chappelle
Feb 12, 2006
Comedian Dave Chappelle discusses his TV and film work, including "Chappelle's Show," "Blue Streak" and "Undercover Brother."
Episode 12
The Casts of Law & Order
May 7, 2006
Episode 13
Tom Hanks (II)
May 14, 2006
Tom Hanks returns to the Actors Studio for a second time.
Episode 14
Don Cheadle
May 21, 2006
Episode 15
Tim Allen
Jun 6, 2006
Episode 16
Dustin Hoffman
Jun 25, 2006
A star-studded audience attends to see the beloved, talented leading man who gives a rare in-depth interview with humor and honesty.
Episode 17
Robert Downey Jr.
Jul 9, 2006
It hasn't been the smoothest of careers for the multi-talented entertainer, but here he recounts tales of his best and worst moments with panache.
Episode 18
Hugh Laurie
Jul 31, 2006
Actor Hugh Laurie is interviewed about his career and his transition from classic British comedy to American drama.
Episode 19
Teri Hatcher
Sep 18, 2006
The popular leading lady mentions highlights from her long career and chronicles her start as a ballerina and singer before moving onto theatre productions.
Episode 20
Al Pacino
Oct 2, 2006
One of the most respected veteran actors in all of showbusiness takes the chair to go through the moments in life which defined him as both person and performer.
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