Bette Rogge interviews Sebastian Cabot about the popularity of his TV series "Family Affair."
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- Опубликовано: 4 фев 2015
- Bette Rogge Morse graduated from the University of Dayton in 1944. She received her masters degree from UD in 1977. She served on the University's Board of Trustees from 1975 to 1981. For her service to the community and university, Bette was awarded an honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Letters in 1999.
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I’m so uplifted knowing a grew up under the welcoming expressions of Sebastian Cabot; I will never accept His loss. His three children carry his soul❤😊
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i just loved Sabastian, he was so good in anything he was in, His part in Family Affair made that whole show! , RIP Sir!
He looks just like Russell Crowe; for he should portray Mr Cabot in a biopic film.
So true, I never realized that until you mentioned it, , , he played the role of the devil in the Twilight zone and that was a humorous yet creepy episode, his role in the time machine was very good too, such a fine actor indeed❤ @@WizardOfHumor1989
He had a strong personality at that time, RIP Sebestian cabot
Thank you for this! I love Mr. Cabot's work
sebring1960 it’s ironic he was in connection with Wolfgang reithermans sons he was the batshit crazy cruel abuser towards Robert and Richard reitherman as young Arthur in sword in the stone whereas he was sympathetic and protective towards Bruce reitherman as mowgli in the jungle book
He is missed, but he gave the world so much!!!
Enjoyed the interview. Today I put my TV on which I've got no cable & only able to watch shows that may with a antenna I've got
I was a little girl watching this show which brings back "good memories." Now I can watch them as a adult & honestly there's much peace, joy, lessons in these shows. Have no idea if this will be read which is alright.
Loved the show... especially buffy
Didn't know he was into cars and racing. So nice.
I'm from a later generation but I love this guy in The Time Machine and the 70's anthology Ghost Story.
I just discovered Ghost Story. They're good shows.
Sebastian cabot was a good actor nice person his movies and tv 📺series were wonderful i especially likedhim in
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Sir Ector.❤ He reminds me here of Umberto Eco. He could have played him.
One of his last roles, the TV remake of Miracle on 34th Street in the early 70s, was extremely underrated. It lacked the finely edited pizzaz of Hollywood, which actually made it quite charming. I got a decent dvd of it from Zeus. And I've been watching all the Family Affair episodes on Amazon Prime. A beautiful human being indeed. Ageless.
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Ironically when sebastian Cabot was a voice in Disney animated classics that Wolfgang Reithermans sons played apart in Disney Cabot’s was the batshit crazy abuser in sword in the stone in 1963 (Robert and Richard reitherman voiced wart Arthur in the first several scenes halfway as Ricky Sorensen voices him towards the end) and he plays bagheera (the protector and sympathizer towards Bruce reitherman as mowgli in the jungle book in 1967)
And the narrator in the first 3 Winnie The Pooh shorts
How cool.
Isn’t it odd that someone with that accent is held in higher esteem for that very reason? Of course, he was a great entertainer as well.
Wow, I never would have pegged him as someone who likes to work on cars! Just goes to show you can't judge a book....
Sebastian did the voice of Bagheera
And the narrator from The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.
I always call him Mr. French in any show I see him in.
Decades ago TV?? ..... So so culturally different! .....
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