F. Murray Abraham won an Oscar for his leading role in the 1984 film "Amadeus." The classically trained actor joins Diane to talk about his four decades of performing on the big screen, small screen and live on stage.
Academy Award-winning actor
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Could you talk a bit more about two of my favorite of your lesser known roles: Ad’har Ru’afo in Star Trek: Insurrection and Omar Suárez in Scarface? You have one of my favorite voices of any actor, btw.
Mr. Abraham has a wonderful career as a narrator. As a documentary addict--I especially love nature documentaries--I am quite familiar with his beautiful voice. Does he enjoy this work? How did he get into this work?
Thanks
Adrienne Pilon
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
I have enjoyed your work through out your entire career, and to add a comment to/about 13 ghosts. Though, it may not have been the most critically acclaimed movie, my son and I still say its one of the scariest movies we've seen!
Dear Diane, Thank you, thank you, thank you for bringing F. Murray Abraham onto your show! What passion, dedication and courage he has; and he states things so clearly! It gives me great heart, lifting a growing weight of frustration from my shoulders, with where this country's going in these times! We need more people with such clarity and conviction!
aka Clyde Anthony
Just listened to the rebroadcast on New Years Day. What a pompous boor!