Rex Stout left an indelible mark on both literature and public discourse during his seven-decade career. As the creator of Nero Wolfe and Archie Goodwin, he crafted a detective series that would span three decades and earn him a coveted Grand Master Award from the Mystery Writers of America. But Stout's influence extended far beyond fiction: as a founder of the Vanguard Press, radio celebrity, and tireless advocate for authors' rights, he shaped the literary landscape in profound ways.
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Films
1. Information Please: Series 1, No. 1
"Information Please: Series 1, No. 1" brings the beloved quiz show to life in this 1939 short film. Join hosts Clifton Fadiman, Rex Stout, and John Kieran as they turn everyday knowledge into a competitive challenge. This charming entry earned a rare Oscar nomination for Best Short Subject, One-Reel, proving that even a game show can win recognition at the Academy Awards.
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IMDb Rating: 5.3
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TMDb Rating: 5.2
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Release Date: 1939-09-08
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Runtime: 10.0 minutes
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Original Language: en
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Origin Country: ["US"]
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Status: Released
TV Shows
1. The Dick Cavett Show
Step into the world of conversation with "The Dick Cavett Show", an enduring presence on the television landscape for over a decade. Hosted by the charismatic Dick Cavett, this iconic talk show has showcased interviews with some of the biggest names in entertainment, politics, and culture. As viewers tune in, they'll discover a unique blend of humor, insight, and engaging discussions that have made "The Dick Cavett Show" a classic in the realm of talk shows. Whether it's a heartfelt interview or a thought-provoking debate, join the conversation and experience the magic of "The Dick Cavett Show"!
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Original Name: The Dick Cavett Show
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TMDb Rating: 6.559
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Languages: ["en"]
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Episode Runtime: [90]
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Status: Ended
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Origin Country: ["US"]
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Original Language: en
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Type: Talk Show
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First Air Date: 1968-06-06
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Last Air Date: 1995-04-22
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Number of Seasons: 11
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Number of Episodes: 468
2. Omnibus
In the era of black and white telly, Omnibus captivated its viewers by blending educational exploration with a touch of entertainment. With its impressive 8-season run between 1952 and 1961, this American television series was a trailblazer in the world of edutainment. The 120 episodes spanning diverse genres appeased the curious minds of viewers, making it a timeless piece of television history.
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Original Name: Omnibus
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TMDb Rating: 6.0
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Languages: ["en", "it"]
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Episode Runtime: [30, 60]
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Status: Ended
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Origin Country: ["US", "IT"]
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Original Language: en
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Type: Scripted
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First Air Date: 1952-11-09
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Last Air Date: 1961-04-16
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Number of Seasons: 8
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Number of Episodes: 120
3. Critic at Large
Join literary critic John Mason Brown for witty and insightful discussions about art, literature, and culture, featuring guests like James Michener and Bosley Crowther. This 1940s television series brings the sophistication of a living room conversation to your screen.
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Original Name: Critic at Large
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TMDb Rating: 4.0
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Languages: ["en"]
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Episode Runtime: [30]
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Status: Ended
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Origin Country: ["US"]
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Original Language: en
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Type: Scripted
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First Air Date: 1948-08-18
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Last Air Date: 1949-04-27
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Number of Seasons: 1
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Number of Episodes: 35
