Robert Mitchum- Reflections on the Silver Screen

Reflections on the Silver Screen with Robert Mitchum. The interviewer is Richard Brown

[@alvaropelayo8084]

Robert Mitchum was always one of my favorites, since I was a child. And he was married to the same girl for 57 years.. until death took them apart. God bless him.

[@dannycalifornia4983]

My hero. One of a kind.

[@michelebence4308]

Great interview and great man ❤

[@LenHummelChannel]

Thank you for sharing this. he is such a worldly-wise and unpretentious man. what an amazing life, ... and he pretty much lived it on his terms.

[@copleysq]

The greatest USA film actor.

[@kathywilliams1326]

Thank you so much for sharing this. I had never seen it before and just discovered your posting today.

[@philiphalpenny9761]

When Mitchum quotes Howard Hawks he sounds remarkably like the famed director...

[@Hollowshape]

His Huston is very good.

[@lindamattioli7943]

He had common sense

[@charleswinokoor6023]

Isn’t that something that all those big name actors turned down the lead role in “Dirty Harry.”
I can’t imagine anyone playing that role better than Clint Eastwood did.

[@lukejohnson3048]

Tell me if you can imagine this. In true grit, the producer wanted John Wayne to play Rooster Cogburn from the beginning but, if he couldn't sign on, he was considering Walter Matthau or Robert Mitchum.

[@plasticweapon]

@@lukejohnson3048 either one of them could have done it, and better.

[@charleswinokoor6023]

Isn’t it funny that all those top name actors turned down the role of Dirty Harry.
I can’t imagine anyone else playing the role better than Clint Eastwood did.

[@plasticweapon]

i know clint was born to play the role, but i'll always be sorry that it wasn't lee marvin.