Steve Allen
Allen was a roving interviewer and even joined the Bolsheviks in rehearsing the Russian National Anthem. Steve Allen was the original host of The Tonight Show. He also was the first to conduct "man on the street" interviews, which went on to become something that talk show hosts still do today. Allen was also a composer and wrote more than 7,000 songs and was a writer who wrote more than 50 books.

Rona Barrett
Barrett was a guest interviewer, who talked to Miss Elizabeth before her surprise appearance at WrestleMania VI. Rona Barrett was one of the most widely known celebrity gossip columnists at the time. With her experience, she was a perfect fit as an interviewer at WrestleMania VI.

Robert Goulet
Goulet sang O Canada to the 67,678 fans at the Toronto SkyDome to kick off WrestleMania VI. Goulet has a trademark baritone voice that has kept him in the music business for more than 50 years. Goulet has done it all from starring in movies to singing in lounges and headlining Las Vegas showrooms.

Mary Tyler Moore
Moore, who sat ringside at the event, was one of the most famous television actresses of her time. She is best known for her work on the Dick Van Dyke Show in the 1960s and the Mary Tyler Moore Show in the 1970s.