Julian Schlossberg interviews legendary singer and actress Petula Clark, discussing her remarkable eight-decade career. Clark shares fascinating stories, including her chance encounter with John Lennon in Montreal, touring with Julie Andrews as a child, and her experiences filming "Finian's Rainbow" with Fred Astaire and Francis Ford Coppola. She also discusses playing Norma Desmond in "Sunset Boulevard," working with Peter O'Toole on "Goodbye, Mr. Chips," and her early film career. Throughout, Clark reflects on her Welsh roots, her parents' influence, and her philosophy of kindness.

Julian Schlossberg continues his interview with Barbara Feldon, best known for her role as Agent 99 in "Get Smart." Barbara reflects on her childhood in Butler, Pennsylvania, her early passion for ballet and performing, and her education at Carnegie Tech Drama School. She discusses her Broadway debut in the Ziegfeld Follies, her unexpected win on "The $64,000 Question," and her casting in "Get Smart" without an audition. Barbara shares warm memories of working with Don Adams and the show's talented production team.

Julian Schlossberg interviews actress and author Barbara Feldon, best known for her role as Agent 99 in "Get Smart." Barbara reflects on her childhood in Butler, Pennsylvania, her early passion for ballet and performing, and her education at Carnegie Tech Drama School. She discusses her Broadway debut in the Ziegfeld Follies, her unexpected win on "The $64,000 Question," and her casting in "Get Smart" without an audition. Barbara shares warm memories of working with Don Adams and the show's talented production team.

Julian Schlossberg interviews acclaimed actress Brenda Vaccaro about her remarkable life and career. Brenda shares fond memories of her loving parents and her early passion for performing, including being sent home from a school play for breaking the fourth wall. She discusses studying at the Neighborhood Playhouse, her Broadway beginnings alongside Gene Hackman and Jerry Orbach, and working with legends like Lauren Bacall, Robert Mitchum, and Mike Nichols. Throughout the conversation, Brenda reflects on the mentors and friendships that shaped her craft and kept her grounded throughout her celebrated career.

In this episode of "Movie Talk," host Julian Schlossberg interviews Tony Award-winning actor Robert Sean Leonard about his early life and career. Leonard shares stories from his childhood in Ridgewood, NJ, his start in theater with the New Players Company, and his transition to professional acting. He discusses key roles on Broadway and in film, memorable collaborations with stars like Cynthia Nixon, Robin Williams, and Vanessa Redgrave, and the challenges and rewards of working in theater. The conversation highlights Leonard’s growth as an actor and the mentors and experiences that shaped his journey.

In this episode of "Movie Talk," host Julian Schlossberg interviews the legendary Woody Allen, delving into his multifaceted career and personal experiences. Allen reflects on his culturally sparse childhood, early fascination with films, and the significant influence of radio on his imagination. They discuss the nostalgic charm of old movie theaters and the transition from radio to television. Allen shares insights into his writing and directing processes, emphasizing the importance of creative control and collaboration. The conversation also touches on Allen's early career, his approach to character development, and the evolving landscape of the film industry.

Julian Schlossberg continues his interview with Joy Behar, Emmy-winning comedian and longtime co-host of "The View." Joy reflects on her Brooklyn upbringing, early comedic influences, and career journey from teaching to stand-up, radio, and television. She discusses challenges faced as a woman in comedy, memorable moments on "The View," and her ventures into playwriting. The conversation highlights Joy’s resilience, humor, and candid insights into show business, with anecdotes about mentors, industry icons, and her creative process. The episode closes with plans for a follow-up conversation.

In part two of this interview, Julian Schlossberg continues his conversation with Tony Award-winning actor Joe Mantegna. They discuss his early short film Medusa Challenger, his directorial debut Lake Boat, and his 35-year run voicing Fat Tony on The Simpsons. Mantegna also reflects on joining Criminal Minds, his Emmy-nominated portrayal of Dean Martin in The Rat Pack, and being replaced on The Marrying Man. Throughout, he shares insights on crafting long-lasting characters and his deep connection to the military community, expressing gratitude for a career filled with diverse and rewarding opportunities.