Whatever you may think of the Golden Globes, there are voters hit a bullseye when they gave a special award to Norman Lear, the youngest 98-year-old in Hollywood.

He could easily coast along on his many accomplishments as a writer, producer, director, and political activist.

Instead, he is engaged in new projects on a daily basis. He also wrote a candid,

entertaining autobiography called, Even This I Get to Experience. Jesse and I were privileged to spend

an hour with him as he was just settling into his new office suite on the Sony Pictures lot

two and a half years ago. He gave birth to such TV series as All in the Family,

Maude and the Jeffersons,

and was then busily involved in a reboot of one day at a time.

He's worked in television since 1950,

but no one seems to talk to him about the movies he wrote,

produced, and or directed, like

cold turkey, or those for which he was a midwife, like the Princess Bride. We relished spending

time with this highly amusing, soft-spoken giant, even when he fielded a cell phone call from

a political fundraiser in the middle of our interview. Enjoy.

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