Patty DUKE on InnerVIEWS with Ernie Manouse
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- Опубликовано: 29 мар 2011
- Patty Duke comes from a childhood so dark and frightening it could have been written by Charles Dickens. She became a household name for her roles in both the Broadway and film versions of The Miracle Worker. She followed that up with her own sitcom and then starred in the cult classic, Valley of the Dolls. Today, she's just as well known for doing her part to increase awareness about bipolar disorder, which she was diagnosed in 1982, which transformed her into an outspoken and dedicated activist for those dealing with mental health issues. On this episode of "InnerVIEWS with Ernie Manouse," our conversation with American actress of stage, film, and television, Patty Duke.
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Patty Duke is a wonderful human being. The respect I have for her as an accomplished actress has just been eclipsed by my newly found admiration for her personal courage and heartfelt advocacy. Bravo, Ms. Duke!
What a fantastic interview. I love Patty Duke and was so sad to hear of her passing. RIP
I love Patty Duke not only as an actress but as a true survivor. She could easily have succumbed because of her illness BUT DIDN'Tas so many celebrities have. Would love to meet her and tell her but she probably has heard it before!
I love this woman. She is so thoughtful about her life, friends and even the interviewer. A kind fearfully honest person.
A pioneer in mental health advocacy!
YES
This is actually making me very teary eyed. RIP to Patty Duke. i never realized she was biopolar. unbelievable interview Ernie. great job
What a great, great human being. So honest. So real. RIP Anna!💗
I always did like Patty-Anna Duke, good actress, sorry of Her passing.RIP
And she looks wonderful in this interview. I’ve loved her work since the Patty Duke Show was originally on. She was so cute and pretty,and such a talented actress. Bless her departed soul.🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
God bless you Patty Duke for being so brave with bi-polar disorder as I have it myself and was hospitalized with it 4 times. I know exactly what you were talking about in your book.
Patty Duke may be an amazing actress but she's so much more amazing as a simple human being. She is so real and honest.
This guy is a great interviewer!
+revin togo Isn't he though!! So rare to find such a good interviewer. He was amazing!!
patty/anna, you have always had my heart. God bless John too.
Loved Patty Duke. Read her first book when it first came out. Really sad when she died. Her son is a chip off the block. He brings a real sweetness to his roles. She must be proud.
So impressed with the courage and humor that Patty utilized in owning and dealing with her own foibles, however minor/major they may have been. Even moreso, her commitment to advocacy and the wellness of others has solidified her role as a great human being, in addition to a great actress. Giving back is the greatest gift to oneself.
I love Patty! One of my favorite actresses!
I miss Patty Duke. RIP
I love her comment that "moody may be a character flaw, bipolar is not". Excellent perspective.
If only I could have gotten treatment for my bipolar depression before I became a husband and father. My childhood was a living nightmare.
Such an inspiration. Thank you.
Best actress and a great singer. I still love and miss her very much.
Years ago, long before there was a Miley Cirus or Taylor Swift; this
lady was the "famous" person who I looked up to. She was an Oscar award
winner who also had her own tv show. She
portrayed the teenager who I wanted to be but never could. She was
funny, cute, popular & everything I was not. I think a lot of us
"idolize" others because we see in them; a person who has it all...
Well, today is a sad day for me because Patty Duke is no longer with us.
She is gone way to soon. I was shocked when my husband told me he saw this
online..How can it be true? It must be a mistake.. But it is no
mistake.. I was so excited when I got to meet her in person a few yrs
ago; I could hardly talk. I thought about all the things I wanted to
say; on how she made my teen years so much better just by making me
smile. But my mouth wouldn't say the words..I was almost speechless..So I
am sending prayers to heaven to thank her. Rest in peace, Anna Marie
Duke.
I never got to meet her, I barely found out who she was this year in April, and omg, watching the patty duke show has made me feel better, wishing I lived in the 60s, but also made me wish I would have found this show sooner. Also William, and the guy that played Richard, they all passed away in 2016. I’m so upset.
Wonderful commentary. Very close to my story, and why I began to idolize her in 1963, when I was 11. I was lucky enough to meet her and visit her home in Idaho, 2001. She was everything this lifelong fan hoped she would be. Very gracious, funny and down to earth real. Miss her terribly.
GREAT interviewer, enjoyed his obvious respect for her.
Ernie sure knows how to interview....he's the best.
i loved her movies and acting ..a rare real talent.
just found out she passed away! oh so sad.!
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3514315/Oscar-winning-actress-Patty-Duke-dies-aged-69-sepsis-ruptured-intestine.html
still so young...
Patty/Anna is one tough broad.
I remember asking my brother how one person can’t play two different characters in the same show ? She was amazing in the Patty Duke show h 😃
Patti Duke is really pretty! Makes me wonder why so many get botox and collagen. Age happens and when you let it happen the way it's supposed to, the results can be quite beautiful. Just something I noticed.
I know your comment is 10 years old, but too many, in “hollywood’ and out, allow ‘Hollywood’ to dictate their idea of ‘beauty’:
Only the young can get an audience to the movies.
which is a lie, because so many were saying, “now that Violet Crawley has died, there CANT BE any more ‘Downton abbey’ movies.’
Dame Maggie Smith, who turns 89 later this year, is not “young.’
Fascinating interview and subject. Anna Duke is legend, not just for her great acting career but for her extraordinary life.
Patty left us too young I miss her 🙏🕊️ Great great actress .
Just heard about her death. She was a courageous, talented woman!
Patty was a wonderful human being so very honest & genuinely nice, it’s very refreshing and I can identify with much of what she says especially since I also have Bipolar disorder.
I have had Bipolar I my entire life. I was in my teens when I discovered that Patty Duke had it, too, and I started paying close attention to her. I felt kind of like she was my "Bipolar Mom," if that makes sense. She inspired...no, she still DOES inspire...me to improve myself and reach for the peace and love left in life.
A lovely intelligent person..
She was so ahead of her time. A truth seeker, a pioneer, I love her still.
Class act and a wonderful entertainer
"God Bless Her Soul ..."
Love to hear when people pull the covers off and take charge of this illness
R I P
Love to watch The old patty Duke show. It's on now...loved her as Helen Keller.
I wish I could have met her, unfortunately that will never happen 😥
It's comments like some of these that make living w/ a mental illness unbearable at times. Bipolar disorder, which I suffer, is very much genetic & not a "learned" behavior. To make such an assumption is not only disrespectful but highly ignorant. Anna has taken responsibility for her actions, forgiven not only her abusers but herself & has moved on. She has, in fact, overcome her illness, even though it is a lifelong struggle, & now chooses to help others despite backlash of this nature.
In one sentence what makes it so hard!
God bless her. She is missed.
Fabulous interview with a fabulous lady.
Rest in peace, Patty. You certainly deserve it.
I love to watch A Season For Miracles where she played an angel. I loved the Patty Duke Show. I had forgotten that her first name was really Anna. I miss her so much.
Always been a fan, will always be
I'm glad she was able to get help. She was a great actress. A " Natural". I do beleive had she not had so many personal problems her career would have equaled that of Bette Davis. She keep nail any role.
Ernie is such a good interviewer.
rip
a lady sooo well loved
RIP
She's alive and well.
RIP Anna
She's great.. episode when she lays a psychic is totally hilarious.
wish the sound was better
I wonder what Patty thought of working with Sal Mineo on her own show?
It's a hard thing to hear, but sadly true. Problem is one doesn't want to believe it has anything to do with them, when indeed it does. By all accounts, they have the power to overcome it, but don't want to believe it.
Thought it was Barbara Billingsley.
Like Cathy role in show much more
I keep forgetting she played both parts.
The interviewer is very good and he listens, which is so important and and my interviewers don't - I find her a bit forced I have to say but wish her well and good health, physical and mental.
Hello
The Patty Duke show , 2 people at once hmmmmm!
The doctor told us that the gene for the disease was passed from father to child. My late-husband had Bi-polar disorder. He could be hard to understand or live with, but we had our 25th anniversary when he was 68. His diabetes killed him months later.
A hotdog made her lose control.
Lol yes sir I got bipolar too, such fun such fun, join us lol
I'm not bipolar, but I still identify with this.
Why do most women cut their hair so short as they get older?
it's much easier to take care of, plus most of the time, they don't give a damn if it's messy or upkept, it's just how it is..
It’s also personal preference.
My 84 year old mother has always had short/er hair.
I’m female and 50+.
I’ve always preferred long hair (reaching the bottom of my shoulder blades or longer), but my hair has also been ‘thinning’ for about a decade.
I’m debating whether or not to cut it much shorter.
crap everyone is mental
Yeah, I'd say so.
having a son and a husband with bipolar, the HELL they have gone through,,,,so you you blame me for my own cancer? How about my MS? How about my Crohn's Disease? It is the same thing...so blame me for my cancer, MS and Crohns as much as you are blaming my son and Husband for bipolar,,,I DARE YOU!!!!!
I think it's easier for Patty Duke to blame her past behavior on genetics rather than taking responsibility for her behavior. Manic depression is not a "gene". It's a learned behavior that one attaches oneself onto and feeds on a regular basis.
It's genetic. This is why there is such a stigma regarding mental illnesses. People like you choose to take the easy yet harmful route of victim blaming instead of facing the issue.