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Kim Hill interviews Australian-born and British-based writer Clive James. They discuss the nature of intelligence and whether you have to be tormented to be really clever. James says he doesn't think so. He names scientist Stephen Hawking as the cleverest person he has ever seen, and playwright Tom Stoppard as the cleverest person he knows. James also tells Hill that he has no plans to ever retire (or "hang up his pen", as he puts it), and discusses his love of tango dancing.
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Television, 2003 (Excerpts)
Another interview from the Face to Face series
Television, 2003 (Excerpts)
Another interview from the Face to Face series
Television, 2003 (Excerpts)
Another interview from the Face to Face series
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