We traveled to New Orleans back in 1980 to talk to Clint Eastwood, Ronnie Milsap, Merle Haggard, Scatman Crothers and other stars of Clint’s movie Bronco Billy. Here’s a one-hour version of what happened over two days.

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Comic David Brenner examined his career in a book back in 1983 and also released his first album. He talks with Roy about both.

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Lily Tomlin told us where the character “Edith Ann” came from and shared more from her show biz career back in an early 1970’s visit.

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One of the great lyricists of all time, Johnny Mercer (On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe, Moon River, Days of Wine and Roses, Laura, One For My Baby), in a classic show. (June 2, 1971)

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Founding member of Monty Python and the “Ministry of Silly Walks,” John Cleese joined Roy back in 1986 and talked about Faulty Towers as well

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“Blue Man Group” has been playing at the Brian Street Theatre for 16 years.  Back in 1997, the three founders joined Roy to explain how it all started.

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Funny man Steve Martin wrote a play, Picasso at the Lapin Agile, and brought it to our Steppenwolf Theatre in October of 1993.  Naturally we wanted to talk with him about it. (October 16, 1993)

Marcel Marceau, the world’s greatest mime, visited with us many times in the 1980’s and we’ve combined all his interviews into one great hour and eighteen minutes.

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Clint Eastwood talked about the making of “Play Misty for Me” on October 18, 1971.

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In October, 1975, Art Garfunkel introduced his new album “Breakaway” on The Roy Leonard Show.

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