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Barry Norman. #No1. Xxxx

0:31 The guy rolling backwards. Can anybody identify the title of this film please?

'you love doing talkshaws' 😋😋😋he has nothing to say 🤭🤭🤭

He's stranded in 1885 not 1855...

It wasn't the same when he lift the BBC

one of the best interviews of Cruise starting the peak of his career

"Born on the 4th of July" is in my top 5 favorite movies. So gripping.

It was actually rare to make Paul laugh like that and she managed it with the joke about her real father

I'm not even trying to be funny, but IMO Steve Martin and a slew of other so called comedians especially ones that got TV shows I was never impressed by them and really think they are unfunny ppl. Look, Steve Martin as a dad in father of the bride is fine, but standing on comedy alone and stand up he's very much weak. Look at this list of ppl who had shows that weren't funny at all. Steve Harvey first and foremost, Cedric, drew Carrey, tim Allen, bill engvall, Jeff Foxworthy, ray Romano, Kevin James and it goes on and on, as TV characters fine, as making me laugh or being truly funny no way it's a very ironic thing, it's like they are mass picked as TV leads because they are safe and politically correct, Patrice O'Neal is hilarious yet why didn't he get a tv show? See what I mean? But Steve Harveys fake big smiling chicklet teeth zoot suit wearing ass is all over TV.

Fisher was so down to earth

I actually enjoy part II the most although admittedly part I is one of the greatest movies ever made. But part II is one of the most ambitious sequels ever made. It's a pure junk food & cola binge in movie form. It was the first in the trilogy I saw so part I seemed slow & tame to me in comparison when I eventually watched it as a kid but I adore it now

What a jerk.

God . These are days youll never get back

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Wow. That was pretty terrible for Zig & Zag. Most of their clips are great. Not much material to work from maybe.

Tom Cruise didn't know he was in that Vampire movie for years! -Steve Martin, Bowfinger😂

The Big Breakfast, ahead of its time and when Channel 4 pushed the boundaries

BTTF 2 is the best BTTF.

2000 was some year for movies, what an amazing list of really interesting and different films. I hope Marvel films die off and never return.

Writers just don't understand how to cast a movie. They write little novels but, honestly, without Tom, the story was pretty trashy. Actors wear wigs and crap like tgat.

This was my favourite show ever. Never missed an episode. Miss those times so much

Trading Places is outstanding...Barry Norman never seemed to think much of it.

I actually watched this edition of Film 89 when it was aired can't believe it's over 30years ago. Really miss those days so much.

Tom has done an excellent job here❤

Whatever you do Tom, you cant get the height. Lestat is about 6'4.

Jeremy Irons should have got the role. Anne Rice was not happy. That being said, he did a great job.

Bless Tom for talking to Anne Rice after all the bad things she said about him. I sure wouldn't.

My favorite movie of all time despite Brad Pitt's lackluster performance. Tom Cruise, Kirsten Dunst, Christian Slater, and Antonio Banderas made up for that.

She carried this interview. Helped take the attention off Christopher Lloyd and filled the awkward silences. He’s very much like James Gandolfini was. Shy and awkward. Artists at the end of the day. Not comfortable being celebrities. That’s the type of actors I love as they’re all about the craft and nothing else. They don’t take themselves too seriously and they don’t understand why everyone wants a piece of them. Humble and grounded

Call it little bugger 😂😂

8:36 His next role, which Lloyd called "difficult to talk about", was Fester in the Addams Family. As of this interview, the announcement of his casting hadn't been made publicly official yet.

Is it bad that I prefer this documentary slightly more than the new Apple docs? I appreciate them both but this one has edge over the other

So is this why you never see Christopher on late night shows?

Quite shy guy unlike his characters, what a great actor

This was an uncomfortable interview to watch. That was Wogan's fault. He disrespected chris lloyd right from the start!!

These were peak movie geek years for me, I was 12 and on first name terms with the people at blockbuster! I'd watch film night in my bedroom and get excited about all the new releases. I loved the scene at the end of interview with the vampire where Tom cruise jumps from the back seat and gets Christian Slater's character! A guns n Roses cover of Sympathy for the devil plays as he drives off over the golden gate bridge.. roll credits. 1995 was a great year for movies ❤🎬

Interview with the vampire or whatever really was the most dumbest ego stroking movie for both BP and TC

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I saw trading places in its first weekend in 83. Was only 15 or 16 and laughed non stop.

Barry wasn't the only one to slaughter Charlie's Angels. Roger Ebert went with him too

> he made bad films like phantom of the paradise The fuck is this brit on?

Mr. Lloyd and Ms. Steenburgen Are not only fantastic actors but consummate professionals. Class acts, both. Wigan needs some training and quite frankly, basic manners. The idea is to make your guests feel comfortable And welcomed. I don't get the feeling that he's a bad person, just a bad chat show host

Everytime l see Christopher mcquarrie he seems like don't likes being there at all look like he had to be there

What a interview ! Amazing. He amswers very wisely

Nicole Kidman was married to Tom at his absolute hottest ❤ even though their relationship soured, imagine how much fun they had in the beginning 😮‍💨

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