Up Next with John Contratti

Actress Deidre Hall stops by to talk about her past roles and the one for which she is most famous. 

Actor, director, Austin Pendleton stops by to talk about his film and stage work. 

On the 45th anniversary of the blockbuster film, "The Blue Lagoon", actor Christopher Atkins stops by to take a look back on the film and the roles that followed. 

"Little House on the Prairie" co-stars, Alison Arngrim and Dean Butler stop by "Up Next" to share what's ahead with these two prairie icons. 

Voice actor and author Cam Clarke stops by to talk about his new book, "Now They're All Here: The King Family",

Sandy Duncan visits "Up Next" to discuss her work in television, film and stage. 

Actress Enya Flack stops by to talk about her role on the BET+ series,  "All the Queens's Men" and her upcoming projects. 

Actress Caroline Aaron stops by to talk about some of her past roles and her current one, the play, "Conversations With Mother". 

Tony award winner Beth Leavel stops by "Up Next" to talk about her new Broadway show, "Sondheim's Old Friends". 

Joan Van Ark stops by to discuss her work in show business, including her 14 year stint on the iconic series "Knots Landing". 

"My Three Sons" stars Tina Cole and Stanley Livingston return to "Up Next", to celebrate the 65th anniversary of their classic series. 

Author Eric W. Hommel stops by "Up Next" to discuss his new book "The Losing Game": How To Lose A War and Fail Veterans". 

Actress Brenda Vaccaro stops by to talk about her past roles and her upcoming film "Nonnas". 

TCM host Dave Karger stops by to give his predictions for the 97th annual Academy Awards. 

"Days Of Our Lives" Stacy Haiduk stops by to talk about some of her past roles and her current one, on the iconic soap. 

Actors, writers and producers Michele and Sean Kanan stop by to discuss their book "Way of the Cobra Couples". 

Tony Award winner Joanna Gleason visits the show to talk about some of her past roles and to share her latest projects. 

Actor Chris Sarandon stops by to look back on some of his most popular roles and share what he's up to today. 

"Days of Our Lives" icon Susan Seaforth Hayes stops by "Up Next" to share her life on and off the television screen. 

Hollywood legend Lesley Ann Warren returns to "Up Next" to celebrate the 60th Anniversary of "Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella". 

Tony Award winner Faith Prince stops by to look back on some of her past roles and discuss her return to Broadway in "Boop: The Musical". 

Musician and arranger Billy Stritch stops by to share his life and career. 

Journalist and author William Keck stops by to talk about his book, "When You Step  Upon A Star: Cringeworthy Confessions of a Tabloid Bad Boy". 

I Love Lucy actor Keith Thibodeaux stops by to talk about his work in the golden age of television, his music  and what he's doing today. 

Actress Ilene Graff visits "Up Next" to look back on many of her roles, including "Mr. Belvedere", which will soon be celebrating its 40th anniversary. 

Actor Moosie Drier stops by to share stories of working with Hollywood greats and working as a podcaster. 

Richard Skipper and Charles Kirsch stop by to share their lives and work in the wonderful world of theater. 

Actor and director Tim Matheson stops by to discuss his new memoir, "Damn Glad to Meet You: Seven Decades in the Hollywood Trenches". 

Actor, singer, Tony Danza stops by to talk about his very accomplished career in television, film and Broadway. 

Author John DiLeo stops by to discuss his new book, "Not Even Nominated: 40 Overlooked Costars of Oscar-Winning Performances". 

Geri Jewell (The Facts of Life, Deadwood) stops by to discuss her work in television and to talk about her latest book, "Geri's Jewels & Gems". 

Producer George Schlatter stops by to discuss his autobiography, "StillLaughing: A Life In Comedy". 

Actress Charlene Tilton (Dallas) visits "Up Next" to talk about her past and upcoming projects in television and film. 

Writer Stan Zimmerman stops by to talk about his book, "The Girls: from Golden to Gilmore". 

Actor Butch Patrick looks back on some of his screen roles including his most famous one as Eddie Munster in "The Munsters", which is celebrating its 60th anniversary.

Actor Dean Butler returns to "Up Next" to discuss his new autobiography, "Prairie Man: My Little House Life & Beyond".

Actor Laurence Luckinbill stops by to discuss his new autobiography, "Affective Memories: How Chance and the Theatre Saved My Life". 

Actress Carolyn Hennesy stops by to talk about her work on General Hospital and what's "Up Next" for her. 

Alison Arngrim returns to celebrate the 50th anniversary of "Little House on the Prairie". 

Singer and actress Melissa Errico takes  a look back at some of her work and tells  us about her new CD, "Sondheim In The City". 

Grammy Award winner Melissa Manchester stops by to talk music, her new CD "Re:View",  and her current national tour of "Funny Girl". 

Tony nominee and Gilded Age co-star Douglas Sills stops by to look back on some of his roles and talks about his current hit show.

Days of Our Lives stars Wally Kurth, Eric Martsolf and Carson Boatman stop by to chat about the iconic soap and their band, The Day Players. 

Actress Donna Pescow stops by to look back on some of her most notable roles in film and television. 

Actor Bryan Batt stops by to talk about his career on stage and screen along with what he's up to today. 

Author Peter K. Ackerman stops by to talk about his new book "Mom, Dad, Me and Classic TV: Growing Up With Classic Television's Harry Ackerman and Elinor Donahue.

Actress Carolyn Hennesy , Director Anson Williams and Playwright Sharon Scott Williams, stop by to discuss their new play "Crazy Mama: A True Story of Love and Madness". ,

Actress and author Tovah Feldshuh stops by to look back on her many career highlights and talk about her upcoming Netflix series. 

Actress and writer Lydia Cornell (Too Close For Comfort)  stops by to talk about her career in television and writing. 

Turner Classic Movie host and author Dave Karger stops by to talk about his new book and this year's Oscar nominations. 

Marc Summers ("Double Dare", "Unwrapped") stops by to talk about his new Off-Broadway show.