David Frost was an English television host who interviewed various famous personalities during the course of his half a century long career. Born in Tenterden, Kent, England, Frost was once offered a chance to play professional football with the 'Nottingham Forest Football Club’. He declined this opportunity, instead graduating from ‘Cambridge University’ with a degree in English. Spotted by a ‘BBC’ agent while moonlighting at a club in London, David Frost debuted with the TV show 'That Was The Week That Was' or 'TW3', an immediate hit. His career rose to greater heights with the series of interviews conducted with infamous former president of the U.S., Richard Nixon. Under Frost’s skillful questioning, the previously taciturn president candidly discussed his role in the 'Watergate' scandal, and apologised to the citizens of America. David Frost followed this up with multiple programmes, on other syndicates as well as on stations he founded himself. Winning multiple awards and even a knighthood for his contribution to the field of journalism and broadcasting, David Frost was also a producer and writer of multiple films. He authored various books, and worked with multiple charities. He died while aboard the ship 'Queen Elizabeth’, where he was due to give a speech. He was 74.