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City Lights (1977–1987)
TV Series | Talk-Show

City Lights (1977–1987)

TV Series | Talk-Show

A celebrity interview show. Each show was usually devoted to a single celebrity. Brian Linehan was the interviewer, and he was especially noted for the rare depth of his research. Celebrities were often startled, flattered, or dismayed by ...See moreA celebrity interview show. Each show was usually devoted to a single celebrity. Brian Linehan was the interviewer, and he was especially noted for the rare depth of his research. Celebrities were often startled, flattered, or dismayed by the questions he would ask about less frequently discussed or even obscure aspects of their lives and careers. His questioning was probing and revealing, but never adversarial. His most famous interview was one done with Burt Reynolds, where Reynolds exclaimed, "You just hit nerves." Apparently, for some time, Linehan's unprecedented interview approach made this show a popular fad among celebrities in Hollywood. Written by David Badger See less

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13 cast members

Name	Episodes	Known for
Brian Linehan Self - Host / Interviewer Self - Host / Interviewer See fewer	8	Crimes of the Future (1970)
John Huston Self - Guest Self - Guest See fewer	1	The Treasure of the Sierra Madre (1948)
Honor Blackman Self Self See fewer	1	Goldfinger (1964)
Linda Thorson Self Self See fewer	1	The Avengers (1961)
Charles Dennis Self Self See fewer	1	Chicanery (2017)
Peter Sellers Self Self See fewer	1	Being There (1979)
Melanie Mayron Self Self See fewer	1	Thirtysomething (1987)
Claudia Weill Self Self See fewer	1	Girlfriends (1978)
Patrick Macnee Self Self See fewer	1	A View to a Kill (1985)
Amy Heckerling Self Self See fewer	1	Clueless (1996)
Cyd Charisse Self Self See fewer	1	Silk Stockings (1957)
Tina Turner Self Self See fewer	1	Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome (1985)
Sandy Dennis Self Self See fewer	1	Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (1966)