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We remember Peter O'Toole, who died this past week at the age of 81, with this "Sunday Morning" report from September 21, 1980, in which Martha Teichner interviewed the actor, appearing then in a controversial production of "Macbeth" at London's Old Vic.
Web Extra: No stranger to the red carpet these days, "Bridesmaids" star Melissa McCarthy tells Mo Rocca what it's like to meet Hollywood icons in the flesh.
Comedian Charlie Chaplin was a Hollywood legend when movies were still a novelty. CBS News' Jerry Bowen reports how today's moviegoers continue the fascination.
Jazz enthusiast Dr. Billy Taylor brought his passion and accomplishments to Sunday Morning in 1981. He looks back on his musical discoveries with CBS News' Ed Bradley.
Carrie Fisher, better known as Star Wars' Princess Leia, talks about her novel "The Best Awful," describing her mental illness and how her agent, the father of her daughter, left her for another man.
Sunday Morning takes a quick look back at its origin as it celebrates 25 years of introducing America to itself.
CBS News Sunday Morning celebrates its 25th anniversary on a special Jan. 25, 2004 broadcast.
On the eve of the Iowa caucus, Democrats in both Iowa and New Hampshire start picking who will oppose President George Bush this year, CBS' Jim Axelrod reports for Sunday Morning.
112-year-old Walter Breuning proudly stands as the oldest man in the U.S. (04/24/09)
Philip Markoff was arrested on charges of murder and robbery. As Richard Schlesinger reports, his friends remember him as nice but "awkward."
A new study finds that Americans are downsizing their list of things considered essential. Charles Osgood reports.
Jeff Greenfield gives his take on the media's marking of President Obama's first 100 days in office.
Mitch Butler and Josh Landis discussed how germs and viruses have shaped our bodies and even our DNA throughout history.
Steve Hartman reports on the oldest group of women to celebrate their Bat Mitzvah, the Jewish rite of passage. (4/10/09)
Forgiveness
