Amanda Foreman | Television Appearances

Television Appearances by Amanda Foreman

2012

Ohio University - 31 January 2012
The George Washington Forum on American Ideas, Politics, and Institutions
Amanda Foreman speaks to an audience at Ohio University about her inspiration for writing A World on Fire.

2011

C-SPAN - 28 December 2011
Washington Journal
Amanda Foreman discusses her cover story for Newsweek on the legacy of Margaret Thatcher
C-Span - 15 July 2011
BookTV: After Words
Amanda Foreman discusses her book A World on Fire with Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Eric Foner.
CBS 6 - 14 July 2011
Virginia This Morning (WTVR)
HBO - 8 July 2011
Real Time with Bill Maher
Bill Maher welcomes roundtable guests Amanda Foreman, Ethan Nadelmann, Chaz Bono, Ann Coulter, and Christopher Hayes to discuss a range of political and social topics.
Tavis Smiley - 8 July 2011
Amanda Foreman on Tavis Smiley
MSNBC - 5 July 2011
Amanda Foreman on Morning Joe
BBC Televison - 30 June 2011
Will and Kate 'symbolise Britain' on US trip
The Oldie - 7 June 2011
Oldie Literary Lunch
Amanda Foreman speaks to an audience of The Oldie magazine readers about A World on Fire and the discovery that led her to the subject while she was researching for Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire.
BBC Televison - 27 May 2011
Presidential visit reviewed by historian Amanda Foreman
BBC Televison - 27th May 2011
UK and US special relationship review: Foreman, Portillo, Abbott
C-Span - 26 March 2011
Amanda Foreman at the Lincoln Conference, Washington DC
BBC Televison -11 March 2011
History versus business on AV vote
BBC Television - 5 February 2011
Book Talk
Keith Simpson MP, historian Kate Williams and Independent on Sunday journalist John Rentoul discuss Amanda Foreman's book A World on Fire as one of their best books for the the politically minded to take on holiday.

2010

BBC Televison - 5 December 2010
The Andrew Marr Show - Paper Review
BBC One - 5 December 2010
The Andrew Marr Show
BBC Televison- 8 November 2011
Historian Amanda Foreman on the storm in a tea (party) cup
BBC Televison - 8 November 2011
Debating Amanda Foreman's film on US midterm elections

2008

The Jacob Burns Film Center - 11 September 2008
The Duchess: Preview & Q&A
Amanda Foreman discusses The Duchess, the film adaptation of her book Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire with the film's producer Gabrielle Tana and New York Times critic Janet Maslin at the Jacob Burns Film Center.

2003

Channel 4 Television (Diverse Productions)
Wellington's Women
(writer and presenter) "The Duke of Wellington is famous as a great soldier and the hero of Waterloo. But not all the Iron Duke's conquests were military. Away from the macho world of war and politics, Wellington was very much a lady's man. In Wellington's Women, award winning historian Amanda Foreman explores the story behind the military - the unfaithful husband, the loyal friend, the passionate lover."