List of guests on The Dick Cavett Show

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The following is a list of guests who appeared on The Dick Cavett Show during any of its various incarnations. The first incarnation of The Dick Cavett Show aired in 1969 on ABC.

[edit] Guests

listed alphabetically

ABBA Eddie Albert Woody Allen Muhammad Ali Ted Arnold Judith Anderson Eamonn Andrews Isaac Asimov Fred Astaire Joan Baez Pearl Bailey Christiaan Barnard Brian Bedford Harry Belafonte Jack Benny Sonny Bono David Bowie Marlon Brando Carol Burnett Michael Caine Truman Capote Judy Carne John Cassavetes Richard Chamberlain Ray Charles Cher Dick Clark Peter Cook Bill Cosby Howard Cosell Noel Coward Joan Crawford Crosby, Stills & Nash Salvador Dalí John Davidson Bette Davis Dizzy Dean Alain Delon Phyllis Diller Nora Ephron Douglas Fairbanks Jr. Peter Falk Jose Feliciano Lynn Fontanne Mark Frechette Jonathan Frid

David Frost Ben Gazzara Lillian Gish Pancho Gonzalez Ruth Gordon Rosey Grier Tammy Grimes Arlo Guthrie Daria Halprin Fred Roy Harris Richard Harris George Harrison Lloyd Haynes Hugh Hefner Florence Henderson Katharine Hepburn Jimi Hendrix Graham Hill Alfred Hitchcock Bob Hope Chet Huntley Jefferson Airplane Dean Jones Jack Jones Janis Joplin Christine Jorgensen Alex Karras Rose Kennedy Deborah Kerr John Kerry Margot Kidder B.B. King Robert Klein Ann Landers Angela Lansbury Peter Lawford Timothy Leary Jack Lemmon John Lennon Jerry Lewis Hal Linden Gordon Lish Gina Lollobrigida Little Richard Trini Lopez Sidney Lumet

Alfred Lunt Shirley MacLaine George Maharis Norman Mailer E.G. Marshall Groucho Marx Carmen McRae Jonathan Miller Yvette Mimieux Joni Mitchell Warren Mitchell Ogden Nash Ralph Nader Agnes Nixon Carroll O'Connor Laurence Olivier Yoko Ono Satchel Paige Minnie Pearl Anthony Perkins Suzanne Pleshette Francis Gary Powers Harold Prince Frederic Raphael Lou Rawls Harry Reasoner Rex Reed Debbie Reynolds Tex Ritter Jerome Irving Rodale* Rodale died of a heart attack while being interviewed on the Dick Cavett Show. When he appeared to fall asleep, Cavett quipped, "Are we boring you, Mr. Rodale?". The episode was never broadcast. Ironically, Rodale had bragged a day earlier that he would "live to 100 unless I'm run down by some sugar-crazed taxi driver." He was 72 at the time. Mort Sahl The Rolling Stones Ravi Shankar Phil Silvers Paul Simon Sly and the Family Stone David Susskind Donald Sutherland Gloria Swanson Terry-Thomas Karen Valentine Gore Vidal Fritz Weaver Raquel Welch Orson Welles Stevie Wonder Robert Young Henny Youngman