IN BRIEF
David Frost is probably the world's most prominent television interviewer.

So wide-ranging has his career been that the title of "One-man Conglomerate" is well earned.

In addition to hosting and creating television programmes, he is a publisher, lecturer, impresario and chief executive officer to numerous companies.

Landmark interviews have always featured in his remarkable career. Perhaps the most notorious being the Nixon Interviews, broadcast in virtually every television nation around the world.

What he has to offer you
The unparalleled pairing of his experience of worldwide affairs with his incisive but relaxed manner brings an undisputed edge to any occasion.

How he presents
Wit and charm are duly applied to presenting, moderating, and of course interviewing; a certainty if you want your event to be memorable.

IN DETAIL

More about David
His achievements have won him numerous television honours, including two Emmy Awards in the United States, the Richard Dimbleby Award in the UK and the Golden Rose of Montreux.

Awarded an OBE in 1970, and knighted in 1993.

Host and co-creator of That Was The Week That Was, Breakfast with Frost, Frost on Sunday and Through the Keyhole, Sir David has also produced countless television series, written more than ten books, produced seven films, and is joint founder of both London Weekend Television and TV-am.

He has interviewed most figures of world renown, from Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan to Indira Gandhi and Yasser Arafat.