I met him in Vegas in 1980. I was on my honeymoon and waiting in the gazebo bar before a show we were attending. Cristopher Cross was performing before he got really famous. He announced us as honeymooners and played a song for us too slow dance to. Mickey stood and clapped for us. After the song he came over to our table and congratulated us and shook our hands. He was a class act.
Thats really nice to hear. As a brit i was lucky to go to 2 conventions in vegas with work. I enjoyed seeing the current sights but really made efforts to see the past side of vegas. The people and attitude. Had a few successes, was lucky and met the best people trying to find that history! Thank you Vegas. Keep it classy!
I thought Mickey Rooney would have been a bit dour but he was a really good sport and there was some great chemistry here. For me this was one of Jiminy´s best interviews.
In his unique style, he certainly does go make it hide for awhile. Laughter causes your body to release Endorphins which are called the 'feel-good drugs' that your body makes Naturally. DuckDuckGo 'Laughter is good medicine' and see what the experts/doctors have found. Interesting reading and not a 'new' science.
I worried this was going to go over Mickey's head. And sometimes, it did...but his quizzical looks made me laugh out loud. Then at other times, he was enjoying the ride. And the last line of his showed he really enjoyed it. Not common to see the normally talkative, hyper Mickey get quieted by a more animated person. And loved it when he had a belly laugh at the "You were sedated!" line.
hehe, agree and Mickey became quite perturbed a few times as well but it didn't last more than a couple of seconds because Martin, as always, immediately said something hilarious.
My take on these is the star comes into it knowing his schtick, but aren't aware of the questions & its treated as a real interview. Consequently, they are takin' by surprise sometimes. Sometimes they are offended, but in the end understand it's all meant to be in good fun. No way is Short intending to offend.
This was fun. One of my favorite parts was when Mickey started imitating Martin when he started his " high pitched stuttering, having a stroke shtick" where he can't get the word out. I think I've seen all of Jiminy's interviews and this is the only time I can remember anyone doing that. Perfect reaction imo.
Always hilarious Jiminy Glick....when I saw this I thought it would be uncomfortable to see Mickey get this type of comic treatment, but he went along with it!!!! I loved Mickey's reaction at 4:10 after the Mickey Rooney/Henry Fonda 'interesting energy' comment. Thank you for the clip.
@@CleverGirlAAH Mickey acted professionally from age 6 until his death at 93, with hundreds of films and dozens of awards to his credit. He was a consummate pro who knew exactly when to join in Short's improv and when to bow to his blistering wit.
I really thought Mickey was going to get upset, but he was a real trooper and let Jiminy do his thing. Thanks for another slice of outrageous banter with Jiminy.
@@jamezkpal2361Perhaps ten thousand videos of Mickey Rooney screaming and losing his cool at people for extremely minor things all over the internet. Consumate grouch when he was older
I saw some of these same reactions first hand when I met Mickey back in the early 2000's......he was not pleased to be the main attraction at the impromptu "meet and greet" after his show. And while he was pissed to have to endure meeting 25 people for 30 seconds each, he could turn on his act and be "pleased" to meet you and smile, but after the camera clicked he was back to pissed, lol, I'll never forget it!
My dad used to tell me stories about drinking with Mr. Rooney and it was nice to see him encapsulated the same way here. One of my favorite things ever. Thanks Martin. You're a treasure.
Thanks, Mickey! We know this was you performing, too. Of course he knew what to expect from Martin (except for that last little tease..."Don't do that!") Glick is based on real interviewers the stars had to put up with, so it must be karma to get back at them with this charade. Mickey is my favorite Glick interview of all. So funny. Love you, Mickey, even more after seeing this. 💚😊💚
thanks so much for posting. I thought I had seen all of Jiminy's interviews ( most many, many times). Jiminy's character is so freakin funny I wish Martin would do more. It doesn't look like it's in the cards, so thanks again for putting this up.
I was going to say, I'm amazed this exists. I can't believe he'd put up with this for one second. Don't get me wrong, I love Martin, and I love him doing Jiminy, but Mick really was patient. I hope he was in on it... He had to be.
Mickey says "You clown (brief pause, thought he was calling Jiminy a clown, then he continues softer) with it, but it's serious and you're wonderful." I think Mickey got it and enjoyed it. That question about Audrey Hepburn was beautiful. It was a clownish way to say she has seriously amazing image, what was it like to work with her. Mickey confirming she was a real human which implies she was a good person to be around. This is "rare" because it is a real interview. Great quick questions about Mickey's fame and his amazing contemporaries.
I'm well on the way down the Jiminy Glick rabbit hole (like so many of us!) and this is one of my favourites so far. Love the quick witted back and forth
The phrase "all a Twitter" has nothing to do with the Technology company now known as X. We used to use that phrase in high school in the 70's. Usually as a joke. 🙏
@@elvisjimpa100No one has a bad thing to say about Robin. He just exudes warmth. But I have to say, his standup and improv is kind of meh. I think he was highly elevated by his acting career, where he really shined.
Yes he was a nice guy but i dont like his movies and acting either.sorry.I think he was to over the top just to get laughs.Will Ferrell and Jim Carrey got that problem too.my personal favourits when it comes to comedy is Chris Farley,Sam Kinison,Bill Burr and Louis CK.happy new year.@@Katya_Lastochka
Seems Mickey was thinking: Seems poor Jiminy is having some kind of problem for whatever reason, maybe we can still communicate and I can help him or at least give him some time to self recover.
" and you played Andy Rooney"...hilarious. Micky Rooney truly a great, very talented entertainer, actor, performer, but kinda "out there" in every interview I've seen of him. Here he seems like he's enjoying the craziness. (I worked with Martin Short decades ago. A really nice, sincere person who could turn the "on" off: He instinctively knew when the " too much" that a lot of comedians put out all the time was not needed.. And frighteningly talented.)
I agree with this about Martin Short a-la Jiminy. He's very quick with the sort of depricating (and also self-depricating) humour but he's not mean.... he keeps the other person laughing and is always watching their reactions and knows when to pull back. I can only think of once when someone appeared to have gotten genuinely miffed at the end.... when he interviewed Mel Brooks and kept asking him what he had against Nazis in his films. It was of course a ridiculous question, lol. Mel being Jewish and having lived through WWII firsthand this could have been a bit much for him emotionally, and later he walked offstage. Conan O'Brien walked offstage too but that may have been an act when Glick refused to listen to his sad story.... heh.
I used to catch Primetime Glick whenever I could when I was 10 years old. Finding Jiminy again on RUclips Has made me realize how much of Martin Short’s insane talent went over my head completely.
I'm not used to seeing Mickey play the straight man here in this interview skit, but, as with just about everything in the entertainment world, he was superb.
Mickey Rooney shows how gifted an actor he was. Plays the most EXCELLENT straight man for Jiminy. So good! Thank you both for this entertainment gold.❤
"Yank at Eton.... that happened to me once but that's another... *long* story, I don't wanna bore you and of course I want to stay on the air too." good lord. Haven't laughed that hard in a while.
There's a real element of danger here because you're not sure if Mickey's gonna get the joke (which of course he did) and how he's gonna react. But still, I saw him berate & almost physically attack Robert Osborne in an interview once so you never know.
Because this is a fake interview! It’s a brilliant montage of clips of Mickey’s interview with others and spliced with JG seemingly interviewing him! Notice how they are never in frame together!
Fun fact, in the early 90s Mickey Rooney was doing dinner theater in Calgary alberta. I was working as a teenager in high school at Stage West... They sent me to send some food backstage, I was about 16, I carried the tray back and I was in a good mood and I was whistling. I didn't think anyone was back there yet. There was this kind of throne thing that was left over from another production, and as I came to the door whistling, I heard a grouchy old man yell at me. " Hey kid what the f*** do you think you're doing?!". It was Mickey Rooney, sitting on this throne... he proceeded to curse me out, told me that whistling backstage was the worst luck in Showbiz. My tail between my legs, I quickly retreated to the kitchen...
Whistling in the theatre is considered bad luck. This superstition started in the middle of the 1600s when theatrical scenery began to fly. Sailors had extensive knowledge of ropes, rigging and knots and were hired backstage as run crew. Like on a ship, the sailors would communicate with each other through whistles to bring a backdrop in or out. Consequently, a whistling actor onstage could start a scene change early or get knocked out from incoming scenery.
Jiminy should have ask him about making "It's a mad, mad, mad, mad, mad, mad world" and working with all those wonderful stars. Jiminy mentioned he was on Rod Serling's Night Gallery (Rare Objects), but Mickey was also on the Twilight Zone (NIght of the Jockey). A great episode....SHRIMPPPPP!!!!!
I agree pretty much with your assessment, Darren. In this piece, he seemed to go back and forth from thinking it's a real interview, to appreciating Marty's talent/humor. I'd like to know the vintage of this video. Years ago, I was part of a Palm Springs morning radio show with two other guys and we had Mickey in the studio one morning. It was the late '90s . . . I'm going to say '97 or so . . . and we certainly did not get in as much talking as the great Marty Short does here. Mickey talked almost non-stop. When we informed him we needed to take a commercial break, he kept on talking, oblivious to our requests. So my co-host cued the commercial and the mics were cut. Mickey kept on talking, still oblivious. I don't remember if he had headphones on or not--You'd think that would have slowed him down, so I guess not. Anyhow, we came back from commercial break, and he was still talking. I mean after the commercial, you hear Mickey, mid-sentence talking about something. Tears were coming down my cheeks I was laughing so hard. :o)
Mickey was wonderful, what a sport during this entire interview. He even gave Martin Praise at the end. 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Hope they hung out together for a bit. Mickey really seemed to be enjoying the company.
The end was wonderful
I met him in Vegas in 1980. I was on my honeymoon and waiting in the gazebo bar before a show we were attending. Cristopher Cross was performing before he got really famous. He announced us as honeymooners and played a song for us too slow dance to. Mickey stood and clapped for us. After the song he came over to our table and congratulated us and shook our hands. He was a class act.
Thats really nice to hear. As a brit i was lucky to go to 2 conventions in vegas with work. I enjoyed seeing the current sights but really made efforts to see the past side of vegas. The people and attitude. Had a few successes, was lucky and met the best people trying to find that history! Thank you Vegas. Keep it classy!
Who, Mickey or Jiminy?
@@christopherborum6551 He met Jiminy, but apparently Mickey was there, applauding.
@@christopherborum6551 I hope Jiminy!
🎉❤
I thought Mickey Rooney would have been a bit dour but he was a really good sport and there was some great chemistry here. For me this was one of Jiminy´s best interviews.
I didn’t expect Micky Rourk to be so quick witted
Marty could have used that line. Too funny.
I thought it was Mickey Mantle?
OOOF
It’s Mickey Rooney
Jiminy glick cures depression
Jiminy Glick is a universal cure for all ailments (FDA approval pending).
He sure does .I wish he would come back with today’s so called celebs
Untill you watch several dozen
In his unique style, he certainly does go make it hide for awhile. Laughter causes your body to release Endorphins which are called the 'feel-good drugs' that your body makes Naturally. DuckDuckGo 'Laughter is good medicine' and see what the experts/doctors have found. Interesting reading and not a 'new' science.
@Dan Roy after watching several dozen later I feel even better.
I worried this was going to go over Mickey's head. And sometimes, it did...but his quizzical looks made me laugh out loud. Then at other times, he was enjoying the ride. And the last line of his showed he really enjoyed it. Not common to see the normally talkative, hyper Mickey get quieted by a more animated person. And loved it when he had a belly laugh at the "You were sedated!" line.
hehe, agree and Mickey became quite perturbed a few times as well but it didn't last more than a couple of seconds because Martin, as always, immediately said something hilarious.
My take on these is the star comes into it knowing his schtick, but aren't aware of the questions & its treated as a real interview. Consequently, they are takin' by surprise sometimes. Sometimes they are offended, but in the end understand it's all meant to be in good fun. No way is Short intending to offend.
@@peach495My favorite guests on the show don't usually go head to head with Glick, but bemusedly let him do his thing.
This was fun. One of my favorite parts was when Mickey started imitating Martin when he started his " high pitched stuttering, having a stroke shtick" where he can't get the word out. I think I've seen all of Jiminy's interviews and this is the only time I can remember anyone doing that. Perfect reaction imo.
Always hilarious Jiminy Glick....when I saw this I thought it would be uncomfortable to see Mickey get this type of comic treatment, but he went along with it!!!! I loved Mickey's reaction at 4:10 after the Mickey Rooney/Henry Fonda 'interesting energy' comment. Thank you for the clip.
Mickey Rooney was completely on board. The man knew comedy.
Did we watch the same clip? lol I don't think he knew what he was in for and seemed overwhelmed the entire time
You do realize that Rooney was totally in on the whole premise of this act?@@CleverGirlAAH
@@CleverGirlAAH He got exactly what was going on.
@@CleverGirlAAH Mickey acted professionally from age 6 until his death at 93, with hundreds of films and dozens of awards to his credit. He was a consummate pro who knew exactly when to join in Short's improv and when to bow to his blistering wit.
@@davidjorgensen877 and…he won a golden globe😺
Martin Short is my absolute favourite comedian. I think he’s waaaay underrated.
I absolutely agree! Have you listened to his audiobook, I must say?
Absolutely a brilliant comedian. I couldn't agree more
I don't think he's funny at all. My opinion.
He's possibly the most respected comedic performer of all time. I'd say he's "rated" perfectly
@@choirrevolution not by enough though
That was probably one of the best Andy Rooney interviews ever.
Lol!
- or so the Germans would have you believe.
Great Mickey Hardy one too!
Great Mickey Kenova interview
Did you ever notice....
I really thought Mickey was going to get upset, but he was a real trooper and let Jiminy do his thing. Thanks for another slice of outrageous banter with Jiminy.
What did you expect. Mickey Rourke is a consummate professional.
@@crispindry2815 I don't know if this is true. Maybe you've had a head injury lately?
@@jamezkpal2361Perhaps ten thousand videos of Mickey Rooney screaming and losing his cool at people for extremely minor things all over the internet. Consumate grouch when he was older
he was replaced by Jim J Bullock
I saw some of these same reactions first hand when I met Mickey back in the early 2000's......he was not pleased to be the main attraction at the impromptu "meet and greet" after his show. And while he was pissed to have to endure meeting 25 people for 30 seconds each, he could turn on his act and be "pleased" to meet you and smile, but after the camera clicked he was back to pissed, lol, I'll never forget it!
Mickey was a great sport. Damn, Jiminy is a legendary character and Short’s wit is unparalleled
Private secretary to Charles Nelson Reilly. Hilarious.
And PR flack for rip Taylor😺
Mickey was sharp as a tack here.
gave one of jiminy's best interviews, which is a HIGH bar to clear
No Mickey Rooney crazy pills here...
he was either 79-80 but always very sharp
One I haven’t seen and watched 25 times. Thanks for sharing this!
"She never went to school because she was a hillbilly" - Jiminy Glick. Hilarious!
Outstanding upload! Definitely one of his funniest interviews.
I didn’t know jiminy interviewed Mickey. This made my day
Meet too. I think they should have panned out just a bit..showing the two together. At first I thought it might have been spliced?
My dad used to tell me stories about drinking with Mr. Rooney and it was nice to see him encapsulated the same way here. One of my favorite things ever. Thanks Martin. You're a treasure.
Thanks, Mickey! We know this was you performing, too. Of course he knew what to expect from Martin (except for that last little tease..."Don't do that!")
Glick is based on real interviewers the stars had to put up with, so it must be karma to get back at them with this charade. Mickey is my favorite Glick interview of all. So funny.
Love you, Mickey, even more after seeing this. 💚😊💚
thanks so much for posting. I thought I had seen all of Jiminy's interviews ( most many, many times). Jiminy's character is so freakin funny I wish Martin would do more. It doesn't look like it's in the cards, so thanks again for putting this up.
Mickey was a good sport here - even Jiminy had to play down the irreverence
I was going to say, I'm amazed this exists. I can't believe he'd put up with this for one second. Don't get me wrong, I love Martin, and I love him doing Jiminy, but Mick really was patient. I hope he was in on it... He had to be.
He did tone down the acid tongued, passive aggressive insults for sure.
I like when he shouts YOU WERE IN NIGHT GALLERY
I love Rooney's exasperated reactions. LOL
Loved when Mickey started scratching his arm and rubbing his cheek even though he was in on the joke. By then I was scratching, too! LMAO!
Thank you sooo very much.......all the way from London !
I was almost scared to watch this but Mickey Rooney was a real sport.
how lucky is Martin Short to work with legends like Mickey Rooney, if only briefly.........
Rooney was genius in this.
Mickey says "You clown (brief pause, thought he was calling Jiminy a clown, then he continues softer) with it, but it's serious and you're wonderful." I think Mickey got it and enjoyed it. That question about Audrey Hepburn was beautiful. It was a clownish way to say she has seriously amazing image, what was it like to work with her. Mickey confirming she was a real human which implies she was a good person to be around. This is "rare" because it is a real interview. Great quick questions about Mickey's fame and his amazing contemporaries.
This made me smile until my face hurt.
After the insults, it was good to see Mickey at the end laugh about it, and complement Jiminy. It was awesome to see those two!
And a golden glooobe award
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I love you Martin Short!! I love you Mr. Glick!! You both have brightened my days for decades!
My goodness bless you for posting this!
Hilarious... the legendary Mickey Rooney, a true professional and gracious man did great here..Martin Short is fabulous.
Mickey is a Legend.
I'm well on the way down the Jiminy Glick rabbit hole (like so many of us!) and this is one of my favourites so far. Love the quick witted back and forth
Judy Canova sent me here.
2:10 is one of Jiminy's absolute best attempts at getting a little more comfortable in his chair I've ever seen
I was wondering if Mr. Rooney knew it was a bit at first, but he caught on to the vibe of the 'interview' and went with it. What a trouper! RIP
Well done and worth watching twice
The fact that Mickey Rooney lived to hear a Twitter joke is amazing
The phrase "all a Twitter" has nothing to do with the Technology company now known as X. We used to use that phrase in high school in the 70's. Usually as a joke. 🙏
Twitterpated as well
Absolutely genius Martin Short
Mickey Rooney sharp as a tack
Glicks humor and this interview show will always stay relevant. His improvisation speed is on Robin Williams level
- Love me some Robin but I really don't think he could keep up with Short.
@@zora_noamflannery2548 Only when he was on coke and the references weren't as witty
Robin are not even close.totally overrated.short in the other hand are always fun.
@@elvisjimpa100No one has a bad thing to say about Robin. He just exudes warmth. But I have to say, his standup and improv is kind of meh. I think he was highly elevated by his acting career, where he really shined.
Yes he was a nice guy but i dont like his movies and acting either.sorry.I think he was to over the top just to get laughs.Will Ferrell and Jim Carrey got that problem too.my personal favourits when it comes to comedy is Chris Farley,Sam Kinison,Bill Burr and Louis CK.happy new year.@@Katya_Lastochka
I just got big into Mickey Rooney this year. It's so great how many interviews and TV he did, too, to fuel my new interest.
2:57 jiminy starts speaking in the language only he and mickey rooney can understand
Seems Mickey was thinking: Seems poor Jiminy is having some kind of problem for whatever reason, maybe we can still communicate and I can help him or at least give him some time to self recover.
I like how it transforms from an endurance test for the actors to an endurance test for the audience
" and you played Andy Rooney"...hilarious. Micky Rooney truly a great, very talented entertainer, actor, performer, but kinda "out there" in every interview I've seen of him. Here he seems like he's enjoying the craziness. (I worked with Martin Short decades ago. A really nice, sincere person who could turn the "on" off: He instinctively knew when the " too much" that a lot of comedians put out all the time was not needed.. And frighteningly talented.)
I agree with this about Martin Short a-la Jiminy. He's very quick with the sort of depricating (and also self-depricating) humour but he's not mean.... he keeps the other person laughing and is always watching their reactions and knows when to pull back. I can only think of once when someone appeared to have gotten genuinely miffed at the end.... when he interviewed Mel Brooks and kept asking him what he had against Nazis in his films. It was of course a ridiculous question, lol.
Mel being Jewish and having lived through WWII firsthand this could have been a bit much for him emotionally, and later he walked offstage. Conan O'Brien walked offstage too but that may have been an act when Glick refused to listen to his sad story.... heh.
@@c.rutherford People getting upset with
Glick is strictly a put on//all part of the act.
Man...mickey was great!! What a sport!
I used to catch Primetime Glick whenever I could when I was 10 years old. Finding Jiminy again on RUclips Has made me realize how much of Martin Short’s insane talent went over my head completely.
That interview was AWESOME!
What a darling, absolutely wonderful interview with Andy Rooney. I hope he's doing well. Regards and Gobbless
Thanks for the upload!
four more years, four more years.....!
@@jameshudson169 keep America great!
Mickey Rooney was a wonderful serious actor who never got the credit that he deserved...RIP, Mickey.
Today actors make movies, 4:20 Mickey made roughly 400 pictures.
5:07 Loved his laugh at the end
He made movies for 90 years
I'm not used to seeing Mickey play the straight man here in this interview skit, but, as with just about everything in the entertainment world, he was superb.
Mickey Rooney shows how gifted an actor he was. Plays the most EXCELLENT straight man for Jiminy. So good! Thank you both for this entertainment gold.❤
Oh man this made me laugh so much! Brilliant!
“Am I interviewing you or are you interviewing me!” LOL 😂😅
Amazing. Incidentally..I must've "liked" this skit previously, but am not aware due to BOOOOOOOZE.
Wow. I never saw this one! Thank you.
This is just brilliant!!
Might be one of the best Jiminy Glick interviews
3:46 “....Andy Rooney?” 🤣
Mickey God bless you! What a good sport.
As respectful as I've ever seen him. Perfect.
Mickey was was very sharp and had such a peaceful simplicity about him. Became a Christian later in life.
Alas, Rooney Mara's showing her age now, but she was a hell of a good sport in this interview.
I loved her in The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo... with Judy Canova.
Thank you! That answered a question that has had me puzzled for years and years!
Thanks for posting! Marty short cracks me up!
This is the first time I’ve seen Martin short imitate Skip E Lowe. He is so spot on! And way funnier than the real Skip E/aka Jimminy Glick
Was about to say, Skip E. Lowe was a real piece of work!
i can never said "golden globe" in a normal way anymore because of this
I saw Martin in Toronto and Mickey at our casino years ago..
Starts off with canova. Brilliant. And oblique reference to turners scandal. And having to see the judge. Covered it all
One of the best interviews you’ve done !
this is the funniest interterview yet - what a trip
it was, b/c Mickey Rooney seemed seriously confused 🤣🤣🤣
"Yank at Eton.... that happened to me once but that's another... *long* story, I don't wanna bore you and of course I want to stay on the air too."
good lord. Haven't laughed that hard in a while.
This is a very interesting piece. You can tell Mickey was a classy guy just by watching this. My favorite Jiminy interview.
There's a real element of danger here because you're not sure if Mickey's gonna get the joke (which of course he did) and how he's gonna react. But still, I saw him berate & almost physically attack Robert Osborne in an interview once so you never know.
Glick or Rooney?
@@SonnyGTA Glick
Martin Short is BRILLIANT, just like ALL of the other SCTV guys and gals!!!!!!!!
Which is amazing given how lovely and welcoming Osborne was.
Where the hell did this come from? I thought I’ve seen every JG....this is awesome. Post more please!
andy hudgins same here.
Because this is a fake interview! It’s a brilliant montage of clips of Mickey’s interview with others and spliced with JG seemingly interviewing him! Notice how they are never in frame together!
sagee67 I thought it looked odd!
@@sagee67 Where are you getting this from? Jiminy interviewed him. This is from the Martin Short show.
@@SonnyGTA No, it's a real interview.
Wonderful, wonderful, wonderful, wonderful ..... Martin is the maestro of comedy!
Fun fact, in the early 90s Mickey Rooney was doing dinner theater in Calgary alberta. I was working as a teenager in high school at Stage West... They sent me to send some food backstage, I was about 16, I carried the tray back and I was in a good mood and I was whistling. I didn't think anyone was back there yet. There was this kind of throne thing that was left over from another production, and as I came to the door whistling, I heard a grouchy old man yell at me. " Hey kid what the f*** do you think you're doing?!". It was Mickey Rooney, sitting on this throne... he proceeded to curse me out, told me that whistling backstage was the worst luck in Showbiz. My tail between my legs, I quickly retreated to the kitchen...
Whistling in the theatre is considered bad luck. This superstition started in the middle of the 1600s when theatrical scenery began to fly. Sailors had extensive knowledge of ropes, rigging and knots and were hired backstage as run crew. Like on a ship, the sailors would communicate with each other through whistles to bring a backdrop in or out. Consequently, a whistling actor onstage could start a scene change early or get knocked out from incoming scenery.
@@stevepotfora7461 thanks, didn't know that!
Mickey's reaction to Jiminy mentioning his wife. Ha!
Short is playing Skip E. Lowe for you youtubers who do not know
Jesus over 400 movies. Holy shit
I liked the beach movies he did in the 60s, and Mad Mad World.
"You're back toJudy Canova..." 😹
"Am I interviewing you, or are you interviewing me?"
It took him a little while, but Mickey figured out what Jiminy was all about.
Mickey went with the pitch. Fantastic.
Jiminy should have ask him about making "It's a mad, mad, mad, mad, mad, mad world" and working with all those wonderful stars. Jiminy mentioned he was on Rod Serling's Night Gallery (Rare Objects), but Mickey was also on the Twilight Zone (NIght of the Jockey). A great episode....SHRIMPPPPP!!!!!
Thank you😊👍👏👏👏
I agree pretty much with your assessment, Darren. In this piece, he seemed to go back and forth from thinking it's a real interview, to appreciating Marty's talent/humor. I'd like to know the vintage of this video. Years ago, I was part of a Palm Springs morning radio show with two other guys and we had Mickey in the studio one morning. It was the late '90s . . . I'm going to say '97 or so . . . and we certainly did not get in as much talking as the great Marty Short does here. Mickey talked almost non-stop. When we informed him we needed to take a commercial break, he kept on talking, oblivious to our requests. So my co-host cued the commercial and the mics were cut. Mickey kept on talking, still oblivious. I don't remember if he had headphones on or not--You'd think that would have slowed him down, so I guess not. Anyhow, we came back from commercial break, and he was still talking. I mean after the commercial, you hear Mickey, mid-sentence talking about something. Tears were coming down my cheeks I was laughing so hard. :o)
Mickey knew he wasn’t in a movie titled “I Like it That Way”.
the look on Rooney's face is just priceless....
Incredible.
Ava Garner was married to this guy...hard to believe.
I just knew Glick was going to go down the “you’ve been married 8 times” road but he didn’t lol.
Omgosh,the movie
*BILL* is excellent & moving... use to come on every yr when i was younger...
I loved this one Omg
thank you, i've never seen this.
Like Mel Brooks, Mickey didn't quite know how to take him.