David Frost dies at 74 after landmark Nixon interviews
British broadcaster David Frost, famed for his 1977 Nixon interviews and a career spanning half a century, died at 74 aboard the Queen Elizabeth cruise ship. He hosted shows from That Was The Week That Was to Through the Keyhole and co founded London Weekend Television and TV-am. He is survived by his wife Carina and three sons.
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British broadcaster David Frost shaped TV history with landmark interviews over five decades. Notable exchanges include Nixon admitting burden and illegality during Watergate, Ali predicting Foreman victory, Thatcher defending Belgrano decision, Gorbachev contrasting views, Blair discussing prayer for peace, and Clinton denying romance with Lewinsky.
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