1903-

Presents an analysis of the life and writings of twentieth-century French novelist Georges Simenon, focusing on the way in which the author has transformed biographical material into literature.

Examines the personal and professional life of Bob Hope, looking at his rise to wealth and fame as an actor and comedian, reviewing his movies and relationships with co-stars, analyzing his controversial performances to U.S. troops during wartimes, and discussing his later years.

Examines the life and career of football legend Red Grange, and discusses his importance in the history of the sport.

A memoir of the life of Czech pianist Alice Herz-Sommer, a centenarian Holocauset survivor, and niece of author Franz Kafka.

Spotlights four popular comedians and discusses their roles in the renaissance of the comedy film.