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[QUOTE="rbny1, post: 2081124, member: 130"] Not only was he a great host, but his interviews of movie stars of yore were in a class by themselves. He knew how to bring out a wealth of interesting information from the stars he interviewed without ever being overbearing or flaunting his knowledge. He asked on-point questions and allowed the interviewees to answer fully without interrupting them. I have a friend who knew him. She says he was the same in person as he was on screen - charming, gentlemanly, bright and fun to be with. [/QUOTE]
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