Filmed on location in Israel during the production of Exodus, Paul Newman reflects on fame, acting, success, and the uneasy realities of becoming one of Hollywood's biggest stars. Newman discusses why acting can begin to feel repetitive, his discomfort with celebrity and public scrutiny, the sacrifices required to maintain artistic integrity, and his determination to avoid being trapped by money or fame.

Fresh off filming Exodus, 21 year old Sal Mineo sits down with Mike Wallace to discuss fame, ambition, and the risks of betting his future on a single performance. Mineo explains why he turned down lucrative film and recording opportunities after Exodus, reflects on his frustration with being seen as a teen idol rather than a serious actor, and shares his determination to build a lasting career based on artistic credibility rather than popularity.

Zsa Zsa Gabor joins Mike Wallace for a spirited conversation about beauty, ambition, romance, fame, and the public image that made her one of the most recognizable women in America. Gabor reflects on arriving in the United States from Hungary, marrying Conrad Hilton, building a career on her own terms, and the misconceptions that followed her family. Along the way, she shares her views on wealth, femininity, marriage, aging, and why intelligence matters more than glamour in the long run.