Dick Cavett

Served as narrator of the Broadway revival of "The Rocky Horror Show"

Narrated "Elvis Meets Nixon" (Showtime)

Performed "Love Letters" on the NY stage

Played character other than himself in feature film for first time, "Beetlejuice"

Succeeded Tom Aldredge as the Narrator in the Stephen Sondheim-James Lapine musical "Into the Woods"

Began hosting "College Bowl" for The Disney Channel

Published second memoir, "Eye on Cavett"

Appeared for first time in a feature film (playing himself), "Annie Hall"

Made Broadway acting debut, "Otherwise Engaged"

Hosted "Live From Lincoln Center" and "Great Performances" specials for PBS

Returned to network TV as star of the CBS talk show "Dick Cavett Show"

Published autobiography, "Cavett"

Wrote for "The Jerry Lewis Show" (ABC)

Was staff writer for Jack Paar and "The Tonight Show" (NBC)

Worked as copyboy for TIME magazine

"The Dick Cavett Show" moved to ABC

Hosted "Cavett", an interview show on cable's CNBC

Hosted "Time Was", a series of specials for HBO

Hosted PBS version of "The Dick Cavett Show"

Hosted the ABC late-night talk show "The Dick Cavett Show"

Hosted the PBS series "Feeling Good"

Performed in nightclubs

Spent one season on cable's USA Network as host of "The Dick Cavett Show"

Staff writer for "The Merv Griffin Show" (NBC)

Was host of ABC's "This Morning"