Tony Roberts' Storied Life in the Spotlight

The Leonard Lopate Show | Dec 11, 2015

Tony Roberts discusses his memoir, Do You Know Me? The book spans his fifty-five years as a professional actor, including his twenty-three Broadway shows, twenty-five films, and three television series.

 

Tony Roberts with his father.
(Courtesy of Tony Roberts)

 

Tony Roberts onstage with Julie Andrews
(Courtesy of Tony Roberts)

 

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