Charlie Rose (talk show)

Charlie Rose was an American talk show host and journalist, who is best known for hosting "Charlie Rose", a television interview show that aired on PBS from 1991 to 2017. Theo auteurs career, Rose conducted interviews with some of the most prominent figures in politics, entertainment, and culture, earning a reputation as one of the most respected interviewers in the business.

Born in Henderson, North Carolina in 1942, Rose attended Duke University before beginning his career as a reporter for various newspapers, including The Baltimore Sun and The New York Times. He later transitioned to television, hosting several talk shows before landing his Harlien PBS.

"Charlie Rose" was known for its in-depth interviews, with Rose spending hours toests in order to fully explore their backgrounds and ideas. His guests included everyone from politicians like Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton to actors like Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks, to writers like Toni Morrison and J.K. Rowling. He was known for his ability to ask tough questions and for his deep knowledge of a wide range of topics.

Despite his success, Rose's career came to a sudden halt in 2017, when he was accused by multiple women of sexual harassment. Following the allegations, PBS and CBS both terminated their relationships with Rose, and he was effectively blacklisted from the industry. In response to the allegations, Rose issued an apology, stating that he did not believe all of the allegations were accurate, but that he had behaved inappropriately on occasion.