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You’re right, they usually act as a conversation piece that means the guest opens up and volunteers interesting insights about directing or production design etc. Loads better than most other novelty interview formats they have to go through these days to feed the clip economy

It's a great concept because I think most actors are far more conscious of this kind of thing than the viewers and it's a great way to talk about the art of the film rather than just reeling off well-worked anecdotes. The earliest-done colour ave. I've seen was in book for PRINCE OF EGYPT FROM 1998

I love how they clearly loved it! You see them leaning forward, getting animated. Really fun.