Mike Wallace
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Filmography
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Biography
Filmography
Cast (Feature Film)
Special Thanks (Feature Film)
Misc. Crew (Feature Film)
Cast (Special)
Writer (Special)
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Misc. Crew (Special)
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Life Events
1951
Hosted the short-lived CBS game show "Guess Again"
1951
Co-hosted (with Buff Cobb) the 15-minute program featuring the "man and woman on the street" titled "All Around the Town"
1951
Co-hosted (with Buff Cobb) the 45-minute CBS celebrity interview show "Mike and Buff"
1953
Hosted the CBS game show "I'll Buy That"
1954
Hosted the short-lived ABC game show "What's in a Word"
1954
Hosted the ABC game show "Who's the Boss?"
1955
First association with CBS ended
1955
Hosted the NBC game show "The Big Surprise"; replaced Jack Berry for the show's second season
1955
Hosted the CBS game show "The $100,000 Big Surprise"
1956
Appeared as a panelist on the game show "Nothing But the Truth," precursor to "To Tell the Truth" (CBS)
1956
Hosted the news and interview program "Night Beat"
1957
Hosted the ABC interview series "The Mike Wallace Interview"
1959
Hosted the short-lived NBC game show "Who Pays?"
1961
Renewed association with CBS; hosted and narrated the CBS documentary series "Biography"
1962
Reported events happening in Vietnam
1963
Named a CBS news correspondent
1968
Served as co-editor and co-anchor of CBS news program "60 Minutes"
1982
Broadcast work exposed to considerable criticism and scrutiny after his CBS documentary on Gen. William Westmoreland aired; trial eventually showed that how Wallace's work was altered by producers; case settled without Wallace having to testify
1990
Wrote and hosted the CBS compilation retrospective "Mike Wallace, Then and Now, a CBS News Special"
1991
Anchored the CBS news panel discussion program "Whose Side Are You On?"
2006
Announced he would no longer be a regular contributor on "60 Minutes" (CBS), though continued to do occasional reports
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