Larry King Now Season 1 Episode 121 Kelsey Grammer & Steven C. Barber

Kelsey Grammer, the Emmy Award-winning actor and director, joins Larry King in studio for a one-on-one conversation about the highs and lows of his illustrious career. Grammer talks about his iconic roles in Frasier and Cheers, and how he managed to make his character, Sideshow Bob, so memorable in The Simpsons. He also talks about his love for theater and his experience playing the lead role in Finding Neverland on Broadway. Grammer gets personal, opening up about his struggles with addiction and the tragic deaths of his sister and two half-brothers. He also shares his hopes for the future and his plans for the next chapter in his career.

Steven C. Barber, award-winning documentary filmmaker, also joins Larry King in the studio to discuss his latest film, "Until They Are Home". The film chronicles the efforts to find and bring home the remains of American soldiers who were lost in World War II. Barber shares the emotional journey of making the documentary, including the challenges of locating crash sites and communicating with the families of the missing soldiers. He also talks about the impact the film has had on viewers, who have become inspired to get involved in the search for missing soldiers. Barber reveals his next project, which focuses on the role of women in World War II, and shares his hopes for the legacy of his work.

Throughout the episode, Larry King steers the conversation with his trademark charm and warmth, drawing out insights and anecdotes from his guests. He offers a unique perspective on both the entertainment industry and the world of documentary filmmaking, and provides a platform for his guests to share their thoughts and experiences. As always, Larry King Now season 1 episode 121 is an engaging, informative, and entertaining conversation with some of the top names in the industry.