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23. Edward Bennett Williams

March 22, 1958

A high-profile defense lawyer, whose clients have included gambling czar Frank Costello, union boss Jimmy Hoffa and Senator Joseph McCarthy, talks to Wallace about the United States justice system.

22. Anthony Perkins

August 4, 1957

An interview with Anthony Perkins, conducted two years before his portrayal of Norman Bates in "Psycho," about unflattering news stories, Hollywood and the Beat Generation.

21. Bennett Cerf

November 19, 1959

Mike Wallace hosts Bennett Cerf, co-founder of Random House Publishing, humorist and panelist on the TV game show "What's My Line."

20. George Jessel

September 14, 1957

Veteran comedian George Jessel talks to Wallace about television, Jimmy Hoffa and the Teamsters Union, fame, Jewish performers and his desire to be named ambassador to Israel.

19. Elsa Maxwell

November 16, 1957

Mike Wallace hosts Elsa Maxwell, a famous hostess to the very rich in the US and international society. She speaks about alcohol, high society and contemporary personalities.

18. Aldous Huxley

May 18, 1958

Aldous Huxley, social critic and author of Brave New World, talks to Wallace about threats to freedom in the United States, overpopulation, propaganda, drugs and television.

17. Eddie Arcaro

September 8, 1957

Eddie Arcaro, a celebrated jockey and winner of 5 Kentucky Derbies, talks with Wallace about horse racing, gambling, drugging of horses and the pressure to win.

16. Drew Pearson

December 7, 1957

Drew Pearson, a syndicated columnist, talks to Wallace about Sputnik, Eisenhower, Nixon, Kennedy and about being called a vicious liar by prominent politicians.

15. Margaret Sanger

September 21, 1957

Mike Wallace interviews Margaret Sanger, who founded Planned Parenthood and coined the term "birth control." She led the campaign to overturn anti-contraception laws and disseminate birth control information.

14. Gloria Swanson

April 28, 1957

Mike Wallace interviews Gloria Swanson, the former silent screen star, about why she is not making films, sex appeal, Hollywood in the 1920s, marriage and plastic surgery.

13. Steve Allen

July 7, 1957

Steve Allen, comedian, musician, and television personality, talks to Wallace about his rivalry with Ed Sullivan and his television show.

12. Pearl S. Buck

February 8, 1958

Pearl Buck, Pulitzer- and Nobel Prize-winning novelist, talks to Wallace about American women, marriage, career versus family and the difference between men and women.

11. Walter Reuther

January 25, 1958

Mike Wallace interviews Walter Reuther, labor leader and president of the United Auto Workers from 1946 until his death in a plane crash in 1970.

10. William O. Douglas

May 11, 1958

William Douglas, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, talks with Wallace about freedom of expression and the freedom to exchange ideas.

9. Henry Kissinger

July 13, 1958

Professor Henry Kissinger, a military and political analyst, talks to Wallace about the United States' foreign and military policies, limited nuclear war and the Soviet Union.

8. Kirk Douglas

November 2, 1957

Kirk Douglas, a film star, talks to Wallace about acting, fame, the charge that Hollywood films misrepresent America abroad, Nazis and Communists.

7. Bob Feller

August 4, 1957

Bob Feller, one of the greatest baseball pitchers of all time, talks to Wallace about ballplayers' salaries, the reserve clause and gambling.

6. Sammy Davis Jr.

March 13, 1959

Mike Wallace interviews popular American singer, dancer and actor Sammy Davis Jr. about his career, religion and the auto accident that changed his life.

5. Rod Serling

September 15, 1959

Wallace talks with television writer/producer Rod Serling about his popular project, television series "The Twilight Zone."

4. Oscar Hammerstein II

March 15, 1958

One of the most successful figures in show business and Broadway for such classics as "Oklahoma!," "The King and I" and "South Pacific," Oscar Hammerstein II talks to Wallace about sentimentality and politics.

3. Salvador Dal

April 18, 1958

Salvador Dal

2. Tennessee Williams

March 1, 1958

Playwright Tennessee Williams talks with Mike Wallace about his obsession with tragedy in his work and what he thinks about the current world around him.

1. Eleanor Roosevelt

November 23, 1957

Eleanor Roosevelt, political activist and former first lady, talks to Mike Wallace about Dwight Eisenhower, Richard Nixon, Republicans, Democrats, the Soviet Union, race and her family life.

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Where to Watch The Mike Wallace Interview

The Mike Wallace Interview is available for streaming on the FilmRise website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch The Mike Wallace Interview on demand at Amazon Prime, Amazon and Tubi TV.