Robert Mitchum singing "Little Old Wine Drinker Me"
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
- The great Robert Mitchum singing "Little Old Wine Drinker Me", a song he recorded in 1966 for his secong album "That Man".
The performance is from a "Parkinson" show in 1972.
Was taken to the cinema by my great aunt to see Not As A Stranger when I was about 10 years old in Wood Green and nearly fell off the seat when I saw Robert Mitchum. Had a great crush on this great actor and followed his career till the end. Never been anyone on this earth like Robert Mitchum - I'm now 77 and still adore him. Wish he was still here!
And that last scene in a jeep at end of the film The Longest Day (about D-Day) when he lights a cigarette, and as it dangles from his lips he says to his corporal, "Run me up the hill, kid."
Oooh ..that’s good news Jill , and yep all the blokes wanted to be him & the lady’s absolutely loved him ..
if you haven’t already try Mitch’s biography called
‘Baby I don’t Care’ .. got it down in Australia so its definitely out there for sale , it’s great read about a real bloke.
He served Stateside in WWII as a Medic in a MEP Station. He was awarded an ARCOM. He was the sort of man who cared a lot more than he ever let on.
Definitely a man's man, but also a ladies' man apparently. This was the end of a great interview on Parky.
Stayed out of it. Wise, and I don't blame him.
I saw him on a talk show many years ago, telling a story about sitting in a pub/restaurant in England. He was alone, thinking he was not being noticed, when all of a sudden, everyone in the restaurant rose and bowed. He stood up, thinking they were fans, but the Queen of England had just entered with her entourage. He said he was very embarrassed that he thought all the hoopla was for him! He was very cool!
GREAT story. Made me smile. Sweet!
He was cool!
You are not!
Imagine going on a weekend "bender" with Robert Mitchum , Lee Marvin and Dean Martin ..... pure magic
Les Blakeman add John Wayne
Apparently Dean Martin wasn't really much of a drinker.
You'd be dead by Monday!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Legends loved to have drunk with these
@@WillCamx yea mate I think that’s pretty good mail ,
apparently he used to go back to him room early & to watch Westerns on TV ,
like he said , you can’t get up at 6 in the morning to play Golf if you’re a alcoholic.
Robert Mitchum singing makes my heart throb and he is one of my favourite actors and have viewed all his films I love him 👍✅❤️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🙌physically cannot see him but he love ves in my heart !!’
Robert Mitchum loved England and used spend alot of time here. He loved English country pubs. A friend of mine was out with his wife one saturday afrtoon and they called into a riverside pub about 40 miles west of London and there was Bob Mitchum holding court joking and singing in the bar.This was in the 80s so he must have been nearly 70 and my mate said he beat every man in the pub at arm wrestling.
Never has a song suited an artist so well. I love Deans version but this fits Mitchums style..that cool so-what personality. I was surprised at his voice so many years ago. He was a man of extreme talent.
Robert Mitchum was a legendary story teller. Many of his co-stars have commented that he told wonderful stories on the movie set and off. However many actors wanted and needed time to prepare for their next scene and Bob would keep chatting right up until his co-stars call. Whereas when it was his next scene he simply walked on set did his lines and resumed his story/tale/yarn...ha.
He said he acquired his love of singing from riding the rails across country looking for work pre-Hollywood. Which was the source of many of his stories.
he had a photographic memory ..also he hated rehearsals. He once said'whats so difficult acting? you just do what the director instructs you to!' how cool is that.
and a man with principles and not afraid to speak his mind
Tarn Sand because he had phenomenal memory. One look at the script and he knew it!
wonderful voice!
Robert Mitchum is my favorite actor.
from Japan.
Love his voice...loved him as an actor too.
Just finished watching 'Build My Gallows High' when Robert was 30 and I was 5! Not that I saw it at that age but I do remember Robert becoming my idol in the 50's - so many of us tried to emulate his cool and slightly laconic style. RIP Robert and hopefully we'll meet you for a little wine drinkin' one day!
Robert Mitchum was such a mulltitalented person. He could act, plus I never knew he had such a great voice. A very good looking man. His Dad would of been so proud of him. RIP beautiful man.
Gorgeous, gorgeous man.
Really enjoyed that - Big Robert is an absolute true legend
I really enjoy this; I like the harmonica. I never knew he sang! Pretty cool.
I am stunned and amaze, I love this man as a brilliant actor and I never knew he was a singer too. Wow, triple gifts looks charismatic acting and singing. Wow, I am enjoying this. Thank you for this unexpected upload and wonderful video. Have a good day. Mr. Robert M. Coolest man in the planet.👍
You're welcome, Raini! Our Mitch had many talents indeed, and always so underrated. You should check out his two albums, some wonderful music there! Oh, and he was a songwriter as well, check out The Ballad of Thunder Road, which he wrote! :)
@@lucyd75 Good afternoon, what....? He wrote songs too? My goodness, God Bless and I will certainly check out his albums and of course enjoy and really respect it. I have to say again thank you for this surprise it uplifted my day and, Mr. Robert was a very low key genius and a gentleman, he was not one for a lot of attention and bravado. But you are absolutely right very underrated. Outstanding..... thank you, Ms. Lucy.
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@@rainiedwards2342 He did! He also wrote poetry, from the time he was 8 years old. A tough guy, but so very sensitive. I'm glad you enjoyed the video, I'm sure you'll love the albums! Have a fab day! :)
He's was so handsome, and yet just so dang cute, and yet so very sexy too. Miss these great entertainers of old. Gee how I miss them. Movies suck these days, and it's because all the actors suck.
On this day in 1967 {August 13th} "Little Ole Wine Drinker, Me" by Dean Martin entered Billboard's Hot Top 100 chart at position #78; and on September 3rd, 1967 it peaked at #38 {for 2 weeks} and spent 6 weeks on the Top 100...
It reached #5 on both the Billboard Adult Contemporary Tracks chart and in Australia...
Actor Robert Mitchum' version entered the Top 100 on August 6th, 1967 at #98, the next week it peaked at #96 and then fell off the chart...
Between 1948 and 1969 Mr. Martin had thirty-nine Top 100 records; seven made the Top 10 with two reaching #1; "Memories Are Made of This" for 6 weeks in 1956 and "Everybody Loves Somebody" for 1 week in 1964...
He just missed having a third #1 when “That’s Amore” peaked at #2 in 1953…
R.I.P. Mr. Martin, born Dino Paul Crocetti, {1917 - 1995} and Mr. Mitchum {1917 - 1997}...
The best actor ever!! Lucky that I met, spent some time with him in the 1980's on a movie.
a very down to earth too. never spoke ill on anyone or talked bad about any actresses he worked with
Came across as a nice person was he ?
He was the nicest and best actors I have ever met
Kate Wild dont know him personally of course..But watch that INTERVIEW with Dick Cavett. Came across a s a straight forward , honest person. If he didnt like to answer your question, he didnt. Ha ha. Nice interview..
Now i'm watching war and remembrance, and Robert mitchum Is a grat actor
Mitchum is the undisputed coolest actor of all time.
I cannot think of anyone that compares...
Actors of today are too plastic and geneated as a marketing tactic. Totally fake.
Even the cool actors of old; McQueen, Dean, Bogart, Eastwood, for me, they just can't touch Mitch.
RIP
Lyle Hill
I'm pretty sure you don't know what undisputed means. It means it's a unanimous opinion, which it's not.
He is the latest adorable actor of mine. I wish I could watch all of his movies. I have already watched some of them. but most of his movies are unaccessable in Japan especially on a safe site.
the man could really sing calypso too!
A class act he was.
Probably the coolest thing I've ever seen
Always like Mr. Mitchum - never realised he could sing like this!...
He sure could, arguably better than this! This is one of my faves: ruclips.net/video/irXCehyRmUA/видео.html
Drunk and stoned , pulled it off though. Probably couldn't remember doing it. Bad boy was Robert Mitchum.
taped this on the day he appeared on Parkinson......it was fantastic then and still is now !
Bob was a dangerously good mimic. Singing slips right into that.
And they never gave him an Oscar or the AFI Life Achievement Award. What a shame for the Academy and for the AFI!
one of my favorites actor, thanks for uploaded
You're welcome, glad you liked it! :)
Good actor and not too shabby singer....He sang Thunder Road in the movie of the same name. My favorite movie of his was "Rachel and The Stranger." To this day it's among my top five of all time.
arnt i just ,but unfortunately my brother is no longer here ,but seeing r mitchum brings back memories.
I just cleaned up a bunch of old 45 rpms from my parents' garage and this one had no label left except "...OLD WINE DRINKE..." Had to do an internet search, so thanks for posting this! Looks like it was written by: H. Mills and D. Jennings. B Side was "Walker's Woods." Recorded January 19, 1967
Not a bad singer but an even better actor...
He brought out numerous albums - who would have thought it?
My favorite of all time. Just toooo cool.
Well I never I was born in 1943 uk followed this great man through my child hood and adult life great movies I did not know to this day he sang .
Well not bad at all enjoy the longest day was the movie that has all ways stuck in my mind got the dvd to .
the part he plays I like most of all is when he climbs into the jeep lights up his cigar then turns to say ( Drive me up the hill son ) a great husband farther granddad friend to all.
A big thank you Robert god bless you..
Bob uk.70 years now.
great song & one my favorites stars
he was first i heard singing little
little old wine drinker me.
Great, Good ole Bob. xx Ideal.
What a wonderful story John, thanks for sharing! I wouldn't doubt for a minute that he would beat everyone at arm wrestling, even approaching 70. He was amazingly strong, there is a story about him punching the lights out of a boxing champ in his younger days. Your friend is a lucky man! :)
there is a video somewhere of a famous actor who was detailing his encounter with mITCHUM and what big hands he had. and the punch up later. i think the actor said 'you wouldnt want to mess with him'
Robert Mitchum...
he must have been the coolest man that ever walked this earth.
I was 13 when I saw him in Thunder Road I fell for j even over the Duke I'm 74 still watch him my favorites are Sundowners and Thunder Road he is good in all of his movies
Robert Mitchum, simply an Icon.
Un merveilleux acteur, mais un homme d'une grande simplicité...
Merci Lucy ! ;)
One of the best.
He was going to get a record contract when he was younger but a producer or his agent didn’t want it to take time away from his movie career.
He’s wonderful. A great entertainer and very sexy and sweet
Loved Robert Mitchum brilliant actor all man never heard him singing such a great voice 😍
GREATEST ACTOR EVER!!!
je ne savais même pas que Mitchum chantait.....c 'est pas mal
Temuco Chile Robert mitchum no tenia idea que cantaba y no lo hace mal esa cancion se la escuche al gran dean Martín estos si que eran estrellas no las de ahora
Didn't realise he sung as well, great to see.
Legend, just as great Dino!
This film taken from when he was on Parkinson. Great interview, great man.
What a CLASSY GUY
I love him - thanks for this.
Wow...He can handle a tune!
He certainly lived a full life.
gifted singer, have about 300 of his records in the bin somewhere
Love that man !
Cheers Lucy , that was a real treat from the great man.
Lived life to the full, literally.
Was an itinerant hobo, spent time in jail, and became an international film star. Brilliant.
when he sang thunder road...i always wonder why he never became a singer..guess he too busy acting movies ..one of my favorite actors and handsome..think he was devoted to his wife.. not so pop in hollywood...
Shirley jones he released at least 2 albums
Hollywood didn't like Bob Mitchum because he had a built in bullshit meter with which he exposed all the crap going on in the place
A wonderful actor who didn't give a shit.
Back when America was really great, hard times but America. Got by.
I met Bob on the beach in Mazatlan many moons ago. 1975 I believe. I picked up a couple of frases from him... "I got other fish to fry" and "prietas hasta las mulas"... Great guy, way past his Hollywood stardom...
ver impressive such a smooth voice
Extraña joya. Me ha encantado; gracias, Lucy.
Jon Navarro Sánchez De nada, Jon!
Wow! never knew that he was such a great singer, thank you for posting.
You're welcome.One of my favourite movies of his is The Sundowners. He did a really convincing Australian accent.
Love this!
I didn't know Robert mitchum could sing one of my favorite actors
This was recorded on the Micheal Parkinson show, 1974, Micham high on Dope big time, Parky said all Micham said was "yep" and "nope"
Thanks for posting this! I've been a fan of his, since I was a kid. I had no idea, he sang. Great stuff!
He left giant footprints.
He sure did !
He was great as the narrator in Tombstone.
thanks so much.
How dare they run them credits over our dear Robert!
Rob mitchum always tough
perfect man....
so coool!
Yes, he sings. Check out his Calypso album, "Calypso, is like so."
100 years ago....great Bob! 06.08.1917
So cool.
Great really. Good .thanks
he still is...:) in my book
get back on the chain gang you lush!!! awesome!
Great actor
Mr Cool!
+jessie james Dean, Elvis and Robert=Cool!!!!!
También cantaba 😊
Very good - very him
A real man, an actor in the style of Errol Flynn, one who lived a life of adventure before Hollywood tried to re-write his past, but unlike Flynn, who was frustrated by his lack of appeciation for his literary endeavours, Mitchum didn't give a shit, a non-writer, a drifter through life, a true, non-bullshitting, don't give a fuck individuaL rich or poor, to Mitch it didn't.matter, as long as he got by, with his wife of 56 years, Bob, RIP, a true human being.
very tough man too .a guy who worked with my father saw robert have an argument with a guy and one hit it was all over
You're very welcome! I couldn't agree more! ;)
@dellotti yes he was something special.
Cool dude.
my young brother looked very much like r mitchum
OG af.
Who knew. Pretty good.
Is there anything Mitch could'nt do ? Act,sing,box,poet,direct,...