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Barry Gibb of the Bee Gees joins Piers Morgan to look back on his fifty-year career as a songwriter and pop legend.
He reflects on the untimely deaths of all three of his younger brothers - Robin, Maurice and Andy - and how he's come to terms with being the last surviving member of the Bee Gees. Barry tells Piers how the group rose from child performers to global superstars in the wake of the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack. He reveals how a childhood accident nearly killed him, what really happened when he and his future wife sneaked into Dr Who's Tardis and gives his verdict when Piers serenades him with his falsetto voice.
Nigel Havers joins Piers Morgan to look back on his 50 year career as one of Britain's best-loved actors on stage and screen.
The star of Coronation Street, The Charmer and Chariots of Fire speaks candidly about being caught in an emotional tug of war, between his wife and his lover and how it led him to contemplate taking his own life.
He talks about his most famous fan, Princess Diana, his stint as a nude model and how his dashing good looks, charisma and cut glass accent have helped him to be a success with ladies both on and off screen.
Boy George joins Piers Morgan to look back on his spectacular and often controversial life and career.
He reflects on his complex relationship with his violent but loving father, and how - at the age of just eight - he helped his mum survive a suicide attempt.
George opens up about his rise to global fame with Culture Club, and his tempestuous relationship with band-mate Jon Moss. He speaks candidly about his traumatic descent into heroin addiction, how a relapse into drug use saw him sweeping the streets of New York, and his 2009 conviction and prison sentence.
Now nine years clean and sober, George reveals how he's swapped drugs for Buddhist chanting, and the truth behind his feuds with rival pop superstar George Michael
Nigel Farage talks to Piers Morgan about his extraordinary life and career. In this tell-all interview, Britain's most controversial politician reflects on his numerous brushes with death, including the road traffic accident he endured aged 21, his battle with testicular cancer a year later, and surviving a horrific plane crash in 2010.
