Mel Brooks: Do You Want To Know How 'The Critic' Came About?

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  A closer look at Edward Hopper's "Automat" and "Chop Suey"

  Edward Hopper displayed a preference for quieter social commentary with his art.

  1:59
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  Edward Hopper's work showed a narrow view of New York

  Edward Hopper showed no interest in the growing diversity of America.

  2:39
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  Edward Hopper's simple lifestyle with wife Jo

  Edward and Jo Hopper lived an extremely frugal life.

  1:55
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  Edward Hopper's career soared as wife Jo Nivison's faltered

  Edward Hopper's career soared while his wife Jo Nivison's faltered.

  2:31
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  Jerry Lewis on comedy and his bond with Sammy Davis, Jr.

  Jerry Lewis talks about becoming a comedian and his friendship with Sammy Davis, Jr.

  9:45
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  Norman Lear on Tough Conversations

  Norman Lear's work focused on real people and real conversations.

  0:28
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  HOPPER: An American love story

  Discover the secrets behind Edward Hopper’s most iconic and enigmatic works.

  1:02
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  Neil Young on David Geffen’s success as a media mogul

  Neil Young speaks about David Geffen’s role as a performer in the art of the deal.

  15:10
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  How Rita Moreno auditioned and rehearsed for West Side Story

  Rita Moreno reflects on the 1961 production of "West Side Story."

  20:32
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  How Billy Crystal learned to imitate Sammy Davis, Jr.

  Billy Crystal speaks on his admiration for and working relationship with Sammy Davis, Jr.

  19:23