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David Frost

Is David Frost A-List?

NoB

NoDavid Frost is currently ranked B tier — a well-known figure with a strong career but not quite a household name.

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Reached A-list in 1977

Interviews Richard Nixon

Lost A-list status in 1990

Dropped to B tier — Continued TV Interviews

Ranking Timeline

1962D$0.01M

Hosts 'That Was the Week'

Frost hosts 'That Was the Week That Was', gaining prominence during the satire boom. This show launches his career in television.

1967C$0.5M+$0.49M

Works in American TV

Frost begins working in American television, developing his interviewing skills. He gains experience in conducting in-depth interviews.

1977A▲▲$5M+$4.5M

Interviews Richard Nixon

Frost conducts a series of interviews with Richard Nixon, providing unique insight into the Watergate scandal. These interviews become a defining moment in his career.

1990B$15M+$10M

Continued TV Interviews

Frost continues to conduct interviews with influential figures throughout his career. He becomes known for his insightful and probing questions.

2006A$25M+$10M

Knighted by the Queen

Frost is knighted by the Queen, recognizing his contributions to journalism. This honor enhances his status as a respected broadcaster.

2013B$30M+$5M

Death on Cruise Ship

David Frost passes away on a cruise ship, leaving behind a significant legacy in journalism. He is remembered for his groundbreaking interviews and insightful commentary.

2026B$30M

Legacy as Interviewer

Frost is remembered for his impactful television interviews, especially his interviews with Richard Nixon. His contributions to journalism are widely celebrated.

Last updated: February 21, 2026