ughts with the world. 

Based on the Danish format Det Sidste Ord,  Famous Last Words  is taped in a closed-door recording session. And keeping the privacy of the recording, the chat will be shot by remotely operated cameras. At the end of the interview, subjects (including Steinem) are asked to look into a camera and give their final message, their last words to the world. The footage is then kept confidential until the subject's passing.

The series is executive produced by Falchuk and Mikkel Bondesen through the Brad Falchuk Teley-Vision banner, alongside BSNA (a Banijay Entertainment company), David Goldberg and showrunner David Friedman.

The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is also an executive producer and the home of the show's archives.

Meanwhile, although the  Famous Last Words  interview will be the final chat with Steinem that is posted, it actually wasn't quite her last interview. On Sept. 17, Audible plans to release Steinem's final public appearance, which took place July 14 and 16 at its Minetta Lane Theatre in New York.



Those two evenings, dubbed  Yes to the Unknown: A Night with Gloria Steinem,  were led by Amy Richards, who conducted conversations with Steinem, and also featured Keri Russell, who performed excerpts from Steinem's writing during the July 14 show.