In this program, Arthur Miller talks candidly with Mike Wallace about his youth, particularly his relationship with his father, and the real-life antecedents for many of the characters in his plays. From the critical acceptance of Death of a Salesman to his marriage with Marilyn Monroe, the program offers a rare glimpse of one of America’s greatest contemporary playwrights, with abundant previously unreleased photos and footage. Produced by CBS NEWS. (45 minutes)

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