CNN - Showbiz This Weekend, Science & Technology Week - 1996-03-02
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[0:00] This is CNN.
[0:08] >> I want you around in the morning.
[0:10] >> You already have me around in the
[0:11] morning.
[0:14] >> I want to know your legal headquarters.
[0:16] >> Coming up on Showbiz this weekend,
[0:18] Robert Redford and Michelle Feifer get
[0:20] tuned in to broadcast news in up close
[0:23] and personal.
[0:25] Mary Louise Parker follows in Marilyn
[0:27] Monroe's footsteps to the bus stop.
[0:30] And TV shrink Kelsey Grammar hopes to
[0:32] avoid that sinking feeling in Down
[0:35] Periscope. Oh,
[0:38] good life.
[0:46] >> This is WN Pittsburgh. The time is 2
[0:48] p.m.
[0:49] >> Why ain't you wearing no gun, Shiloh?
[0:52] >> Remember when? It's the best radio
[0:55] you'll see on TV. There was a time when
[0:57] families would gather around the radio
[0:59] and listen to all those great shows in
[1:00] what was known as radio's golden age.
[1:02] Molly Ringwald doesn't remember those
[1:04] days, do you? You weren't even around
[1:07] actually. Neither was I. But we are on
[1:09] the set, part of the set of Remember
[1:11] When. It's a new show that's on AMC,
[1:14] American Movie Classics, about the
[1:16] golden days of radio. And you're a guest
[1:19] star.
[1:19] >> Mhm.
[1:20] >> And you are playing who?
[1:22] >> My name is Angela. Uh, and uh, I play a
[1:26] blind girl who's a fan of uh, oldtime
[1:29] radio, which really makes sense because
[1:32] uh, radio has always been a lot better
[1:33] for explaining things to people. It
[1:36] doesn't have anything to do with vision.
[1:37] It has to do with the words and the
[1:38] voices to to tell stories. So, I play a
[1:41] fan
[1:41] >> Oh.
[1:42] >> of the character of Mackie, sort of the
[1:44] man of a thousand voices, and I fall in
[1:46] love with his voice and in love with
[1:48] him.
[1:48] >> Okay. And you're go