Chris Perry

Chris Perry is a professional football running back in the National Football League. He currently plays for the Cincinnati Bengals.

Chris Perry was drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals in the first round of the 2004 NFL Draft. Injuries allowed him to play in only two games during his rookie season. In his second season, he served as a pass-catching backup to starting running back Rudi Johnson. Perry finished 2005 with 279 rushing yards and 52 catches for 328 yards and two touchdowns. Perry was named the starting prior to the 2008 season after the Bengals cut veteran Rudi Johnson.Cincinnati Bengals: Chris Perry

Sir David Frost may be best known for his 1977 interview of disgraced United States President Richard Nixon. An interviewer, producer and published author, Frost made history by conducting the only televised interview in which Nixon discussed Watergate and acknowledged that he had disappointed the American people. Syndicated on a barter basis, the interviews were broadcast in 70 countries.MBC: David Frost

Peter Morgan (The Last King of Scotland, The Queen) wrote the Tony award-winning play, Frost/Nixon, based on David Frost's interviews. Morgan also wrote the screen adaptation for the 2008 film Frost/Nixon.

1. Born: April 7, 1939 in Tenderden, Kent, EnglandMBC: David Frost

2. Attended Gillingham Grammar School and Wellington Grammar SchoolMBC: David Frost

3. Graduated from Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge, M.A.MBC: David Frost

4. 1961: Became the host of That Was The Week That Was, commonly referred to as TW3

5. 1966: Founded David Paradine LtdMBC: David Frost

6. 1970: Awarded Order of the British EmpireMBC: David Frost

7. 1981: Married Lynne Frederick but divorced 1982MBC: David Frost

8. 1983: Married Carina Fitzalan-Howard

9. Has three children; Miles, Wilfred and GeorgeMBC: David Frost

10. 1993: KnightedMBC: David Frost

11. Has interviewed six British Prime Ministers: Harold Wilson, Edward Heath, James Callaghan, Margaret Thatcher, [John Major and Tony Blair)

12. Has interviewed seven US Presidents: Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, George H. W. Bush, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush

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• Two time Golden Rose of Montreux recipientMBC: David Frost

• 1967: Royal Television Society Silver Medal for Frost Over EnglandMBC: David Frost

• 1967: Richard Dimbleby AwardMBC: David Frost

• 1970: Emmy Award for The David Frost ShowMBC: David Frost

• 1971: Emmy Award for The David Frost ShowMBC: David Frost

• 1971: Guild of Television Producers AwardMBC: David Frost

• 1971: TV Personality of the YearMBC: David Frost

• 1971: Religious Heritage of America AwardMBC: David Frost

• 1971: Albert Einstein AwardMBC: David Frost

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• 1962-63: That Was the Week That Was; host

• 1966-67: The Frost Report; host

• 1966-68: The Frost Programme; host

• 1967: To England with Love; author

• 1969-72: The David Frost Show; host

• 1970: The Americans' author

• 1977: The Nixon Interviews

• 1993-2005: Breakfast with Frost

• 1981-92: Frost on Sunday; host

• 1993: David Frost: An Autobiography; author

• 2006-present: A host for Al Jazeera English