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From 2015: Justice Stephen Breyer - His view from the bench

Since being appointed to the Supreme Court in 1994, Justice Stephen Breyer has made it his life's work to give the American people a better understanding of the law, and of the highest court in the United States. He's written a new book, "The Court and The World." Correspondent Jan Crawford sat down with the justice known for asking questions, to ask him a few.

• Sep 13, 2015
• 07:55

From 2018: Louie Anderson on playing Christine Baskets

The comedian talks with "Sunday Morning" about how his own mother inspired his Emmy-winning performance as Zach Galifianakis' mollycoddling mom.

• Jul 8, 2018
• 03:36

From 2006: Author Anne Rice will make you believe

Anne Rice, who gained fame as a writer of the supernatural with her bestselling novels "Interview with the Vampire" and "The Queen of the Damned," died Saturday, December 11 at the age of 80. In this "Sunday Morning" profile that was originally broadcast on March 19, 2006, correspondent John Blackstone talked with Rice about her conversion from longtime atheist back to Catholicism, and why she started writing about the life of Jesus, beginning with her 2005 novel, "Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt."

• Dec 13, 2021
• 10:03

From 2017: A Pearl Harbor hero finally recognized

David Martin marks the anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor with a report on a long-unsung hero of that day: Boatswain's Mate Second Class Joseph L. George, whose actions saved the lives of six crewmen from the flaming hulk of the USS Arizona, but whose identity was unknown for decades.

• Dec 3, 2017
• 06:36

From 2015: John Cleese

John Cleese raised absurdity to new heights as part of "Monty Python's Flying Circus." The towering comedic legend talks to correspondent Tracy Smith about the challenges of making audiences laugh, and of a life which has worshipped silliness.

• Oct 25, 2015
• 08:16