Oh for crying out loud, you have got to be kidding me.

America. Land of the perpetually uptight and angry.

Those with a fear of heights need not apply!

This interview was done while he was filming The Butler with Robin portraying Dwight D. Eisenhower, the 34th President of the United States. He sounded to me like he was just trying to stay in character since the interview was obviously done during filming. I think folks are reading too much into this.

BTW: Williams' last interview was with 60 Minutes.

This interview was done while he was filming The Butler with Robin portraying Dwight D. Eisenhower, the 34th President of the United States. He sounded to me like he was just trying to stay in character since the interview was obviously done during filming. I think folks are reading too much into this.

BTW: Williams' last interview was with 60 Minutes.

The IBM Selectric was built in Lexington, KY at what is now Lexmark International. Part of the sprawling main assembly building is now called Building 1 and serves as a cube farm for their marketing and software development groups. The remainder of the old IBM manufacturing and warehouse buildings on Lexmark's campus were torn down years ago, with the help of some nice government subsidies (aka corporate welfare) as their manufacturing of printers and ink and toner cartridges was moved offshore, mainly to Mexico.