robert wagner is here. in the late 1940s, the up and comer had an inside view of that period in history. his book, "you must remember this," reflects that special time. glad to have robert wagner back at this table with his book. >> a pleasure. >> charlie: you're 84. yeah. >> charlie: you look fabulous! (laughter) you take care of yourself? >> yeah, i try to keep it together, you know. do some stretches and lift a few weights and swim a bit. >> charlie: eat well. i beg your pardon? >> charlie: eat well. yeah, well -- >> charlie: not as much as. not as much as. >> charlie: this book is about a hollywood you knew. >> yeah. >> charlie: tell me about it. well, you know, i work with a lot of young people, and they always ask me about what it was like, what was the golden era like, and what was it like being in the contract system, all that. so i started to tell them. you know, i tell them that universal had 40 young people under contract and fox had 40 and columbia add 20 and every studio had a young contract pl

. ♪ >> robert wagner is here. he began his career before the golden age ended in the late 1940's.e had inside view of that period. you must remember this." it is a pleasure to see you. 84.ou look -- yourself?are of >> i try to keep it together. i do some stretches and a few weights. i swim a bit. >> eat well? >> yeah. not as much. >> this book is about a hollywood that you knew. tommy about it. >> i work with a lot of young people. they always ask me about what it was like. what was it like being able in the contract system. i tell them. universal had 40 young people under contract. columbia had 20. every studio had a young contract players list. we were all anxious, eager to get into the movies. today, that is not possible. you are a young actor today, you have to go out and get an acting coach. get a manager, try to get a part and a picture. >> being gauged by social media. for youngifferent people today starting their career. i was lucky. i caught it. that is what i wrote about. it was the most thrilling time in my life. that is what i try to put in. >> dinner with sinatra in w

tomorrow night an interview with hollywood legend robert wagner. now breaking news on the disappearance of flight 3 70. 70. the "don lemon show" starts now -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> tonight, into thin air how does a plane simply disappear. what happened to flight 370? mechanical failure? >> it had to be something quick and violent. >> an actor terror. >> every possible terror scenario has to be drilled down and looked at exhaustively. >> human error? >> this one bit of information we know for certain is there was no communication. >> tonight a look at the fact, the theory and the fate of the 239 people aboard flight 370. >> tonight a plane takes off but never lands, no wreckage found, gone without a trace. if the boeing 777 is the needle, look at the hay stack, mile after mile of open water. and no one knows exactly what happened to this plane. if they tell you otherwise they are probably lying. let's go through what we do know about the fate of flight 370. >> reporter: a clear early saturday morning in kuala lumpur, malaysia flight

tomorrow night an interview with hollywood legend robert wagner.n the disappearance of flight 3 70. 70. the "don lemon show" starts now -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> tonight, into thin air how does a plane simply disappear. what happened to flight 370? mechanical failure? >> it had to be something quick and violent. >> an actor terror. >> every possible terror scenario has to be drilled down and looked at exhaustively. >> human error? >> this one bit of information we know for certain is there was no communication. >> tonight a look at the fact, the theory and the fate of the 239

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