TELLY SAVALAS Interview - "One On One With John Tesh" - 1991
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- "One on One with John Tesh" was a 30 minute Music/Talk Show television series that aired from 1991-1992, wherein John Tesh conducted interviews with a multitude of celebrities, one of whom was the world renown and charming actor, TELLY SAVALAS ("Kojak"), who appeared on the show in 1991 sharing with John a warm and witty interview that touched on Telly's childhood, family, and life.
Those were the days. I loved those days. Kojak was and still is a great show in 2021. A man like Telly is nowhere to be seen in these days. Fantastic actor and a character with a huge personality. You never see honest personality these days. All fake, and all about the money and the future career. No one takes risks.
Who loves ya pa pa
Ah happy days, watching kojak on a Saturday night here in the UK in the 70's😊
Telly Savalas he was one of the rare ones in this world somebody who didn't have to say a word but stood out in any crowd any company which were poor and he was an exemplary person who really cared about people and when he passed away the world will never see the likes of him again
What a super-cool guy.
A class act all the way.
Telly was spot on about why things are so messed if only he were around to see his statement come into fruition.
Kudos to John Tesh in this interview for doing it right. Telly was something special.
A class act that has never been matched since.handsome well spoken a man of class they don't make them like telly anymore Aristotles savales gone but never will be forgotten.
Telly was a sweet man love Hero mam,her family,he was an classy, charismatic, wonderful man R.I.P. dear Telly
Telly looked great with a shaved head, just like Yul Brynner. Both magnificent talents from an era I miss so much.
Telly dude rest in peace. Every time I see you, I remember my childhood.
I grew up with your movies.
Life was pretty good to him...we are lucky to have known his works
What a guy. I grew up watching 'Kojak', loved it. He is so right about mum's - I became a carer for my mum in her later years and I'm so glad I did because she was the best person in my life. 🙏💔
He was such an amazing man! So giving and kind! ❤❤❤❤❤
Rest In Peace Telly my fellow Greek!
ok but Xhavella means uncle-brother in Arvantikan. Yep- Telly was Albo.
@@ionidhunedoara1491 lol always the turkalbanian propaganda
I am 65, I wish I could call my Mum, she passed away 24 years ago when I was studying Fine Art at University, I miss my Mum every day. I would give anything to say Hello one last time. 🙂
Same here is regards to both my parents.
HE'S ONE OF MY FAVORITES.
Nice Man, I love him
That's what's wrong with the world, family ain't sticking together no more but believe you me if my mother was alive I'd be with her, right now ♥️ I miss you Mom...
TELLY SAVALAS, Great Actor!
Could watch this all day. Pity there isn't more of it.
He was awesome Great actor and Human being. He love his MOM NOTHING LIKE MOM REST IN POWER MOM.
Still My Best TV detective ❤
He lived life “right”…. We love you baby… 😓❤️❤️❤️❤️🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃🥃
I just bought Kojak recently. Never saw it before. It is one of the beat blind purchases I have ever made. Every episode so far is so good.
Telly was the best! RIP
God bless telley savalas was born ❤ l love him. ❤
Love Telly he was a mans man the ,tootsie pops was a way for him too try quit smoking .✌🏿who luvs you baby .
I was born just as Kojak ended. I have heard of this show for many years but have just now started watching it. I love Telly and came looking to find out what kind of person he was. Wow...what a guy.
Sooooo proud of him ❤ 💙 such a great human being looking after his mom 👩 ❤ 💙 that's so great 👍
Wow! What a beautiful interview! ❤😘
I ❤ Kojak
great actor and human being and best cop show of all time.
I love KOJAK it's the perfect cop. Tough, intelligent, fair and ... very sensitive. Basicly super cop! Thank you Telly for it!!!!
Peace, Telly💜🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️ love of your Mother❤️love of women❤️ love of children❤️ what a man😍
Great guy. Humble. Very classy. Family man. Don't make them like him anymore.
"we never had a key" said his mother 9:17 about the big Garden city house .... Wow ... Glad telly got that in .... Cause the house was never locked to any relative or friend.
He is 100 this year , he's still around :)
Continue RIHP to our Modern Greek god, Telly Savalas! He was Meditteranean Fine As Hell!! 💘 👨!
Who loves you baby? We miss you Telly. 😢
My favorite rerun.
Great Interview 🙂 💯
Grande amatore .che classe
Sketos mangas!! With a big heart!!
I dont hear his kind of love for family anymore. ❤
Charming Greek. Love his personality.
Telly salvlas was the most sexy bald man I ever seen. Always loved him he was a class act. Didn't realize how smart him and his brother George was telly went to coulimbia university which is very impressive. I wish he was right at the time of this interview should of lived much longer. Rest in peace ☮️ telly and George. I watch kojack every night on get tv.
Don't forget, he also battled it out with Talky Tina. ;) RIP Telly.
A class act all the way through.
ou;pa telly......bravo.......best greek......countryman...
Unparalleled!
What a delightful man
Rest in peace dear Mum ❤
I mentioned him earlier today. Awesome.
Telly's daughter Ariana is a singer and songwriter. She sings with Postmodern Jukebox.
This man was a real man; I learned so much about how to deal w/ppl from watching his character on Kojak
a good man god bless you 🙏 telly
Loved Kojak.
There is a mystery about Kojak, linked to a second mystery, which someone out here who knows a lot about the series might be able to solve. It concerns the name KOJAK itself. I never thought the name sounded Greek, so I looked into it. It seems that one name KOJAK, (having the much more common variant KOZAK), is in fact the word "Cossack" used in Poland, Ukraine, and Russia. I was intrigued by this as a favourite horror film classic of mine was "Horror Express", made in 1972, only shortly before Kojak started. In this film Telly Savalas played a Cossack officer whose men fight against a monster on the Trans-Siberian express. This seemed more than a coincidence. This leads though to the second mystery, the never mentioned portrait on Kojak's office wall. In only one early episode in the first series (sorry I can't remember which) is there a brief close up of the portrait. I can just about make out the name "Captain Koj.... ???". I have always assumed that this portrait, which is never explained, is supposed to be Kojak's father, grandfather or some other hero in Kojak's family history. It implies that Kojak is a contraction of a much longer Greek name. Anyone know anything about this?
This is quite interesting. I never thought about how they came up with the name Kojak, or whose iidea it was.... It would be great to know how this came about...
Horror Express, saw this as a child, seemed some alien life form crashed and would possess your body as it looked into your eyes until they bled out blood, scary back then !
@@emperorcommodus2315 It's a great film with Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee too. A kind of 'Spaghetti Horror' film.
ωραιος ο Σαβαλας..θηρειο και απλος..
Greek All-American, May He R.I.P.
Love him he had a swagger and was such a cool guy. I think he was a sexy man not handsome like my second love mark Harmon. But there was something about him I found very sexy. Rest in peace ☮️. You are a great actor your a icon you are missed died too soon.
Mi manchi da morire
If I was to pick out one characteristic to distinguish Lieutenant Theo Kojak from other TV cops, it would be "The Sarcastic Cop"!
He's been gone 30 years this year. Time goes fast.
Nice guy !
Ι love you Aristoteli❤
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I named my son Aristotle after him,,
I'm just old enough with a very long memory to remember how huge Telly Savalas was, yet that his singing was just terrible. He really couldn't sing very well at all. Now, while I've been blessed to keep all my hair in my now middle age years, I once shaved my head on a lark, and an older friend in my church congregation at the time would call me Kojak. "Hey, Kojak!" he'd say, and while I was only 4 years old when the series ended in 1978, I knew the answer had to be "Who loves ya, baby?"
Actually I think his version on " some broken hearts never mend" was better than the Don Williams version but his other songs weren't so good
Sadly he didn't stick around. He died 3 years after this interview.
I knew all that
He was Fine🥰😳😉
God.bless.h!m..
Something tells me he was OSS during W2
He was awarded a purple heart during his 3 years of active service in WW2
TELLY COME ON HE KNEW HE WAS A SEX SIMPLE HAD A CRUSH ON HIM AT 24 BACK THEN RIP 🙏 TELLY LOVES ❤ YA BABY
Come on ! He is almost 70 years old in the video? Get outta here
his real name was Teliconatta Yatrou.
He could be great Luthor.
This man is sexy because he has class.
Dead 3 years later. Sad.
He wasn't a captain he was a lieutenant
He looked better bald
I don't think so columbo was a lot more better than any other police story.
I find it both funny and sad that a man with a great name (Aristotle) kept an almost ridiculous diminutive like "Telly", which sounds more like an object than a person, as a stage name just to fit into and make a career in American society.
I’m sorry but I couldn’t take the tootsie roll stupid .
The dirty dozen.
Actors are generally not good singers.
Singers are generally not good actors.
Telly was not an exception.
Johnny Cash was great at both
@@RJ1999x I thought he did a terrible impersonation of a singer!
@@MisAnnThorpeJohnny Cash?
@@RJ1999x Yes, it was a failed attempt at a joke; although technically speaking, Cash was hardly a singer.
@@MisAnnThorpe a country music icon. If he couldn't sing my guess is it would be extremely difficult, actually impossible to have achieved that status
5:23 another liberal actor pretending not to be. Smh
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