Jon Hamm joins to talk about one of his best-known roles on Mad Men, how he avoided being typecast and what he learned working alongside Tom Cruise.
Comedian and The Price is Right host Drew Carey joins Chris Wallace to share game show strategy and advice from famed host Bob Barker.
Melissa Etheridge talks about her iconic sound and memorable songs, her coming-out story, and how she turned pain into purpose.
George Lopez joins Wallace to talk about the real drama that inspired his sitcom, his trailblazing career, and how he uses honesty to make us laugh.
Rob Reiner sits down with Wallace to talk about his iconic career in front of and behind the camera, and his documentary on Christian Nationalism.
Actor Wendell Pierce joins talks about the role that defined his career, his similarity to a Supreme Court Justice, and how Broadway gave him purpose.
Sam Waterston sits down to talk about his time on the television classic Law and Order, his connection to President Lincoln, and why he won't retire.
Beau Bridges joins to talk about his return to screen, what it's like having a famous family and the truth behind his relationship with his brother.
Dancer Misty Copeland joins to talk about her history making career, how she broke ballet's glass ceiling and her mission to inspire with every step.
Comedian Larry David sits down with Wallace to talk about the final season of Curb Your Enthusiasm and the story behind an iconic Seinfeld episode.
The icon Gloria Steinem sits down to talk about her career, the status of the women's liberation movement, and why she feels hopeful for the future.
Actress Maura Tierney joins Chris Wallace for a conversation about her latest series.
Actor and Director Ethan Hawke joins Chris Wallace to talk about the experience of directing his daughter in his new film Wildcats.
Michael Douglas joins to talk about his legacy, his relationship with his famous father, and his concerns about the state of our democracy.
Whoopi Goldberg, the maven of daytime talk, discusses her new memoir, her groundbreaking career, and previously untold stories from the comedy legend.
Jean Smart joins to talk about her show Hacks, her status as a gay icon, and what it's like being at the top after a career spanning five decades.
Chris Wallace is joined by comedian and host Bill Maher. They talk about his start in standup and how the country and politics have changed.
Professor Scott Galloway joins Chris Wallace to talk about his career shaking up conventional wisdom, his new book, and why mentoring young men is deeply personal.
Musician Darius Rucker joins to talk about his new book telling his life story through songs and the legendary singer that led him to a mega hit.
Judge Judy Sheindlin joins Chris Wallace to talk about her career and how she explains her loyal following.
Wallace is joined by actor Colman Domingo to talk about his new film Sing Sing and how it changed his feelings about the criminal justice system.
Dennis Quaid talks about his new film Reagan, reflections on his career highs and lows and the role of faith and music in his life.
Actor Robert De Niro joins Chris Wallace to share his take on the November election and why he feels compelled to speak out.
Sports commentator Stephen A. Smith joins Chris Wallace to talk about his unapologetic approach and hot takes.
Jim Parsons talks about his Broadway play, his journey from television commercials to prime-time star, and his take on a return of The Big Bang Theory.
Business mogul Kevin O'Leary discusses Shark Tank, tips for anyone looking to invest, and which presidential candidate is better for the economy.
Justin Hartley discusses his hit show Tracker, why it appeals to so many viewers and the lessons he learned from working on soap operas.
Governor Wes Moore talks about the presidential race and his role as a surrogate for the Harris campaign, being Maryland's first Black governor.
Chris Wallace is joined by actress Anna Kendrick, who talks about her role as star and first-time director in "Woman of the Hour," the legendary actor who put her at ease, her big singing voice, and where she sees her career going next.
Chris Wallace talks with actor Ralph Macchio about his iconic role as "The Karate Kid," the popular spin-off "Cobra Kai," some of his favorite movie-making memories, and the childhood dream that came true.
