George Clooney, Jennifer Lawrence, Denzel Washington, Kate Winslet and More | 60 Minutes Marathon
Join us for a captivating marathon featuring interviews with Hollywood’s biggest stars on "60 Minutes." This special collection includes insightful conversations with icons like Denzel Washington, Meryl Streep, and George Clooney.
Bill Whitaker kicks off the marathon with a revealing discussion with Denzel Washington from 2016, followed by Morley Safer’s classic interview with Meryl Streep from 2011. Fast forward to this year, where Jon Wertheim delves into Clooney’s latest projects, alongside Anderson Cooper’s fresh interview with rising star Timothée Chalamet.
The lineup continues with Jennifer Lawrence reflecting on her career in a segment from 2018, and the much-anticipated insights from Kate Winslet in a 2024 interview. Other highlights include Steve Kroft’s past interviews with comedy legend Conan O’Brien and the vibrant Drew Barrymore, alongside emerging talents like Cillian Murphy and long-time favorites like Samuel L. Jackson and Jerry Seinfeld.
Explore the depth of talent in Hollywood with a special report on “Aussiewood,” showcasing the influence of Australian actors in the industry. Whether you’re a fan of dramatic performances, comedy, or the latest trends in cinema, this marathon promises engaging conversations and fresh perspectives on the art of storytelling.
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Inspiring to watch Denzil Washington. His honesty is a gift.
These people don't deserve to be on a pedestal. They have nothing more to say and no more authority than any other random person.
Ambition
I met Denzel back in 2018 and was shocked how short he was. He's maybe 5.8. so tiny.
Hey Actors? Wanna advocate for the film crews who worked for less and far harder and now currently are getting no work here in the US?! You all get Executive Producer credits now so you have the power?
Denzel man what an OG!! inspiring all to pursue their dreams✨️
Nice explanation from the actor/actress?
This is a wonderfull series, i'm glad to see it through time. Thank u so much!!!
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Each actor is awesome and interesting. I watched this in one day and it was so enjoyable. They seem relatable and I appreciate seeing them in their real life and highs and lows.
I will need to search for some movies that I have not seen.
They did Conan wrong.
Clooney is a entitled clown and should have kept his mouth shut about the last election and Biden's age
I LOVED Bryan Cranston in Malcolm in the Middle. He was amazing, he carried the show, not Malcolm. He was the spice.
Family sues club over boy's drowning
The family of a 4-year-old boy who drowned this summer at the Houston Racquet Club filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the club and four staff members Thursday, saying the facility failed to provide proper adult supervision and adequately trained life guards.
"There was a complete breakdown of the system at the racquet club on every level," said Scott Marrs, attorney for David and Kathleen Pluchinsky, whose son John died July 18. "You have lifeguards that are not adequately doing their job, supervisors not doing their job and managers not doing their job."
The club could not be reached for comment.
The suit claims John and his brother were at summer camp for their second day when his body was discovered floating in the pool. Employees didn't know his name or have any form of identification on him, the suit claims.
Officials had also wrongly told the boy's mother her it was her eldest son who had died, according to the lawsuit.
"She went to identify his body at the hospital," Marrs said. "She was in total morbid shock."
I shall have no association with disassociate thats the heaven and earth difference