This was WONDERFUL. We thank the lady in the audience for being so precise and specific in asking the question. and for Dwight's graciousness in being detailed and specific with his colorful memories.
I also admire Dwight for being respectful and diplomatic when talking about Peppard and T, especially considering that Peppard had died many years ago. Dwight and Dirk have remained friends ever since they worked on the A-Team, which is wonderful.
Thank you to Dwight amd Dirk for being team players. That show meant the world to me as a kid. So in essence they both came in early and stayed late bc they cared about what we the audience saw. They worked extra hard for all of us.
I'm old enough to have watched (and loved ) this show during its original run. Back then I never knew any of this about the actors, but even then Murdock was my favorite. (I'd never seen (still haven't) any of Peppard's or T's other roles and had only seen Dirk on "Battlestar Galactica," so I watched the "A-Team" without any preconceptions of the actors.)
Same here. I was a kid when The A-Team was on and Murdock was my fave because he was so much fun to watch. Now that I'm watching it as an adult, I appreciate his performances even more, especially his impressions and accents. He was awesome!
By far and away Dwight and Dirk were the two most talented members of that cast. I could sit and listen to Dwight Schultz tell stories until the day I die. This guy is hilarious.
I agree... Dwights character was the star of that show... he would fall into a stream of consciousness of insanity that was akin to Robin Williams but even more brilliant... and it couldn't have been scripted because it came too fast. It's also odd how men with charisma are often miserable. Peppard sounds a lot like Van Johnson who was also charismatic but who lived a miserable, depressed life. Peter Sellers was like that also. I guess it goes with the territory.
@@56squadron that's one way of looking at George peppard's eccentricities. Lol. Of course, another way of looking at it is that he was just a total a hole. Lmao.
@@desmulhern6872 George peppard was extremely talented. However, he did lac self-awareness. To that end, he never really show the proper respect for the people that he worked with.
@@dr.fitprofessor1970His personal flaws as a person have nothing to do with his level of talent though. He was superb in The A-team, as the ultra cocky Hannibal and acted everyone else off the screen.
This reminds me of Jon Lord talking about working with Ritchie Blackmore: the same style of very cautious, kind, civil, well thought through (and possibly rehearsed a couple dozen times) yet apparently completely sincere answer to what could have been a 'tricky' question if a rookie had to field it.
Dwight Schultz is indeed one of the most underrated actors in Hollywood history. His performance on the A-Team was nothing short of stellar. He should have won an Oscar for his acting abilities on that show. He was so hilarious! He always put a smile on my face no matter what was happening in my world. Season 1 episode 4 Pros and cons I WANT TRAAAASHH BAAAGGSS! 🤣
@@Isleofskye I didn't count Mr T as an actor. He was a "star" but never an "actor". Of course, Dirk Benedict was only an actor in the loosest sense of the word...
@@handsolo1209 As Murdoch, Dwight was leagues above the rest who all did very good jobs. He had to be as his character had the most variety. But it was an ensemble that was perfectly cast.
I met Dwight Schultz at collectamania and unlike others he was not just very polite but he stayed at his table all day ready to sign autographs. On a side note met the late Carrie Fisher and she was fabulous, she had her picture taken with my niece even with the big sign saying no photographs.... Adam West another great star even checked the photo on my camera & said no let's take another... upset their assistants who said no photos!!! Many stars out there but very few great personalities. Better mention Warwick Davis another great one always been very polite to fans.
Hay actores que son muy educados y tienen ese sentido de acercamiento con sus fans y desde claro muy agradecido con su público,y saben que se deben a ellos, y no cuesta nada pedir con respeto y consideración a sus tiempos y momentos claro, no siempre pueden estar dispuestos. .y bien también los hay desagradables divos egolatras que se olvidan que ese público los encumbró y les reconoció su trabajo con aplausos y dinero 💰.es ahí cuando piensan que están en otra dimensión o planeta...me molesta enormemente cuando son así de desagradables.
I met George Peppard in London. He was starring in a play and I waited outside the theatre after his performance of Love Letters with Elaine Stritch. Mentioned to Peppard that I liked him in "Operation Crossbow". I further noted MGM his home studio should have starred him more. He agreed. Peppard was pleasant.
In my eyes Dwight Schultz was the star of the show as his comedy and love he brought to it was pure and genuine. I grew up wanted to be a crazy pilot just like Howling Mad Murdock I'm 40 years old now crazy mental and off my loop so I brought a drone so I can be the Easter version of a pilot. Achieved. 🤪
Pretty much the same way George Costanza (Jason Alexander) was the real star of Seinfeld in my book. The best actor doing the best and most interesting character.
Dwight comes across as a true gentleman,very approachable,genuinely nice guy.funny. Witty and a true professional! 😊 he’s proof you should meet your idiol.
Well he was my favorite A-Team member... Great story and Dwight is a very nice talented person. Now that I am an adult I laugh even more when Murdock does his stuff. Very funny. The reason I watched the A-Team was and always will be Hannibal Smith. Man what a great actor. Watch The blue max, operation crossbow, tobruk, banacek, night of the fox, etc etc
It seems like that happens sometimes with a group: you have two people with very strong personalities and they'll wind up butting heads over what's the best way to get things done. The others, I guess, just have to let them work it out!
I thought Peppard was outstanding as Banacek. I’m surprised no one ever did a reboot of that. It would be a perfect vehicle for Michael Weatherly. In The A Tram, Peppard drive the plot with some standard lines and his catchphrase “I love it when a plan comes together,” but it was the team that provided the balance of seriousness and comedic content. Murdock and Face were my favourite characters. I’m happy that Dwight found his feet and became such a beloved character in Star Trek. I would like to see him as a character in some modern TV shows. I would especially like to see him The Orville as a nod to his ST background. He also has that look of someone who would pop up on TWD or FTWD for a season as a protagonist. Maybe his current work is enough to satisfy his artistic work and give him enough time to spend with family. Big TV shows tend to separate actors from their families for long periods of time, a reason Andrew Lincoln quoted regarding his break from playing Rick Grimes. Fair play, Mr Schulz, you will be remembered for all the entertainment you provided!
Murdock was the most complex and most intresting charakter and that only because of Dwights insane skill. I always liked Murdock the most ! Big A Team fan
Talk about talent. Dwight Schultz could do it all.. Funny He could sing Ab lib Impressions Each and every episode he did something different. Great video 👍👌
I've always loved his acting as well. I remember when he played Mr. Barkley on Star Trek: The Next Generation. He was great in that. Really cool. Thank you for posting this.
Grew up watching this show with my dad and still go back once in a while to watch episodes. Such great acting and chemistry. Natural flow and stories. Unlike 99% of hollywood today.
I recall falling in love with Murdoch's character. The brilliance of this wonderful and underrated actor,has had such a lasting effect,I still go by the brilliant insanity of Murdoch. God bless this great actor!
Watching this in 2022 The A-Team was a favorite of my boys we’d watch the show laugh and cheer , my boys loved Mr T ,I enjoyed Dwight Shultz talent and still do Thank You for sharing your Talent and giving America a show for generations blessings from Pennsylvania 👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏
I loved all the characters in their own way.. That's what made it so good for me murdock was always the best though.. And to see the guy who played him look so fresh and vital has made my memories of the ateam even better :)
I've never seen an episode of "The A Team" (though snippets here & there) but found this interview very interesting. Intelligent & thoughtful. Thanx for uploading for us to enjoy !
It's funny because I thought Murdoch and Face were by far the most entertaining characters on the show. Especially Murdoch. He seemed like the best actor of the group too actually.
There were The A-team action figures in the 80's. My mother let me choose only one. I vacillated between Hannibal and Murdock. Finally I chose the Murdock one, because Murdock was able to act in the most dimensions, he was the most flexible one. I did never regret my choice. Nowadays I am a bit like Murdock, thanks to his humour he is able to surive the difficulties of war and every day life. In that way he is very sane.
I've always loved Murdock the most, though I enjoy all of them. You are right, Schultz was the most versatile by far. Everything he did on the show he did brilliantly -- comedy, drama, accents, impersonations, etc.
Dwight Schultz. I have enjoyed watching you playing Murdock. Murdock reminded me of Jim Carrey from In Living Colors. I like Murdock sense of humor on the show. I thank God for the character you have played back in the day. It means a lot to me. Murdock has kept me laughing and smiling and making me forget having a hard day. May God bless you with greater health, a lot of joy, and healing in your body and mind, and soul. More love and support to you, Dwight Schultz. Take care and Be safe.
Just by Chance i found this Channel !!! Wow Dwight schulz is amazing and aged very gracefully !! Murdock and b.a ( and the van !) where my two favoritos .. but i Loved all of them , peppard, face man ( and his corvetas! ).. Such Great Child Memorys ... Great Music theme .. still Listen to it .. but i have t rewatch the Show ! Thanks .. By the way in school everybody Said i was the murdock
When I was 19 I worked in a bicycle shop and I sold 2 bikes to George Peppard- he and his wife at the time came into the shop- and about the only thing I remember is that his wife swore like a drunken sailor the entire time. She wasn’t angry or anything, she was actually in a very good mood- but every other word out of her mouth was an expletive spoken at high volume. I can’t even imagine what she might have been screaming to get him to hit her with a frying pan.
Was she.."Elizabeth Ashley", she was known as a good-natured hell raiser, they were married twice, one son, she wrote a Hollywood bio, in it she both disparaged and praised him
wisdog it was an episode he was imprisoned with the rest of Ateam and to escape they made a hot air balloon out of trash bags...he ran around acte like a but asking for trash bags.
The woman asking the question is.....special. I love how she repeatedly mentions George's FULL name and then looks displeased and disgusted (but interested) throughout the video.
And people think William Shatner was hard to work with. Shatner may have been a bit difficult at times, but he doesn't sound like the uncooperative diva that Peppard was said to be.
@@Scorp308 - That's not true though. He doesn't "come clean". He says he didn't realize that the minor actors on Star Trek felt that way about him and he apologized about it.
U can tell in the show Dirk and dwight were good friends their chemistry was great... Does explain why Murdoch and Faceman always seems to pair off together while hannibal and BA teamed up alot too...lol
A number of big movie stars made the transition back to TV - James Garner in 'The Rockford Files', for one. Also, whilst I'm not defending Peppard, it should also be noted that in later seasons, Mr. T reportedly became very diva-ish - which came to a head during filming of s4's 'Judgement Day', where Mr. T found members of the crew sitting at a dining table reserved for him, walked off the set (they were filming on an ocean liner at the time; which is why B.A. barely features in the second half of that story), and initially refused to return unless the crew in question were fired; Peppard refused to speak to him for a time afterwards, as he thought T's actions were out of line, and said that if the crew members in fired, then he would leave too. In all my years of A-Team documenting, although Peppard certainly had his nose put out of joint by Mr. T's popularity eclipsing his role in the series, it does appear that both could be as bad as each other on occasion.
My sister had a sit down meeting with Stephan cannal about some writing work. She gave me a copy of rideing the snake he wrote and gave her an autographed copy no less
good story- i like you guys in a-team- and i think peppard was great- whatever happened behind the camera- it came out great on tv !! thanx for that an god bless you
That's interesting, thnx for being respectful to Peppard, Dwight! You are an awesome actor, loved your voice work on VAMPIRE HUNTER D II, and you landing STNG is no fucking coincidence, you're attracted to great things
Image for a moment if you will, a world where we all treat everyone else with the courtesy that Mr. Schultz treated the young lady asking the questions.
Dwight Schultz was a very underrated actor
I've mainly heard his voice in stuff and he seems really cool irl. Chowder, Spider-Man games, Ben 10, etc.
And Pilot
Was Moss in Splinter Cell and Deathshead in Wolfenstein
He's still alive and acting!
This was WONDERFUL. We thank the lady in the audience for being so precise and specific in asking the question. and for Dwight's graciousness in being detailed and specific with his colorful memories.
I also admire Dwight for being respectful and diplomatic when talking about Peppard and T, especially considering that Peppard had died many years ago. Dwight and Dirk have remained friends ever since they worked on the A-Team, which is wonderful.
yes, Dwight seems very Gracious and humble.
The lady is a actor in csi vegas now
@@joedredd9979 name?
Thank you to Dwight amd Dirk for being team players. That show meant the world to me as a kid. So in essence they both came in early and stayed late bc they cared about what we the audience saw. They worked extra hard for all of us.
I'm old enough to have watched (and loved ) this show during its original run. Back then I never knew any of this about the actors, but even then Murdock was my favorite. (I'd never seen (still haven't) any of Peppard's or T's other roles and had only seen Dirk on "Battlestar Galactica," so I watched the "A-Team" without any preconceptions of the actors.)
Same here. I was a kid when The A-Team was on and Murdock was my fave because he was so much fun to watch. Now that I'm watching it as an adult, I appreciate his performances even more, especially his impressions and accents. He was awesome!
Well said and I totally agree..S1 E4
I WANT TRAAAASHH BAAAGGSS! 🤣🤣🤣
You could say they were, A Team players. Don't worry I'm leaving, the taxi is already outside.
Dwight is such a regular guy, and so smart and friendly.
He's great to listen to on nearly anything.
By far and away Dwight and Dirk were the two most talented members of that cast. I could sit and listen to Dwight Schultz tell stories until the day I die. This guy is hilarious.
I agree... Dwights character was the star of that show... he would fall into a stream of consciousness of insanity that was akin to Robin Williams but even more brilliant... and it couldn't have been scripted because it came too fast.
It's also odd how men with charisma are often miserable. Peppard sounds a lot like Van Johnson who was also charismatic but who lived a miserable, depressed life. Peter Sellers was like that also. I guess it goes with the territory.
@@56squadron that's one way of looking at George peppard's eccentricities. Lol. Of course, another way of looking at it is that he was just a total a hole. Lmao.
George Peppard was extremely talented!
@@desmulhern6872 George peppard was extremely talented. However, he did lac self-awareness. To that end, he never really show the proper respect for the people that he worked with.
@@dr.fitprofessor1970His personal flaws as a person have nothing to do with his level of talent though. He was superb in The A-team, as the ultra cocky Hannibal and acted everyone else off the screen.
An honest, professional response from Mr. Schultz.
And, I'm sure in consideration of Peppard's family, diplomatic to a.., well, 'T.'
This reminds me of Jon Lord talking about working with Ritchie Blackmore: the same style of very cautious, kind, civil, well thought through (and possibly rehearsed a couple dozen times) yet apparently completely sincere answer to what could have been a 'tricky' question if a rookie had to field it.
Dwight Schultz is indeed one of the most underrated actors in Hollywood history.
His performance on the A-Team was nothing short of stellar. He should have won an Oscar for his acting abilities on that show. He was so hilarious! He always put a smile on my face no matter what was happening in my world.
Season 1 episode 4
Pros and cons
I WANT TRAAAASHH
BAAAGGSS! 🤣
I remember that episode. Man, I miss that series.
@@user-zr6pl6nb6zIf you have the H&I channel you can catch 5 hours of episodes on Wednesday. Also, I believe on the Sundance channel on Monday.
Dwight Schultz is great. Great story about George Peppard. I loved the A Team. RIP George Peppard.
Having watched a few episodes recently, I have to say that Schultz was the best actor of the three. A comic genius in his own way...
He did hold the show together at some level.
In the show he easily was the best. But Peppard was a fine actor and could have been huge if drugs hadn't derailed him earlier in life.
There were 4of them though :)
@@Isleofskye I didn't count Mr T as an actor. He was a "star" but never an "actor". Of course, Dirk Benedict was only an actor in the loosest sense of the word...
Tru Say,Mi Sistren..Tru Say Gyal...
Dwight Shultz is a fabulous actor!
Dwight Schultz is a great actor in my humble opinion. He's a favorite. Thanks.
George might've been the lead, mr T the star but Dwight was the most talented.
They were all talented an played off each other perfectly. Absolute brilliant on screen chemistry.
@@handsolo1209 As Murdoch, Dwight was leagues above the rest who all did very good jobs.
He had to be as his character had the most variety.
But it was an ensemble that was perfectly cast.
Totally Agree Gambit771
mr.t was such a bad actor... =)
In the third season you could suddenly see how cheap it actually was - their play and setting was the whole motor. Still a super model of a team.
I met Dwight Schultz at collectamania and unlike others he was not just very polite but he stayed at his table all day ready to sign autographs. On a side note met the late Carrie Fisher and she was fabulous, she had her picture taken with my niece even with the big sign saying no photographs.... Adam West another great star even checked the photo on my camera & said no let's take another... upset their assistants who said no photos!!! Many stars out there but very few great personalities. Better mention Warwick Davis another great one always been very polite to fans.
Hay actores que son muy educados y tienen ese sentido de acercamiento con sus fans y desde claro muy agradecido con su público,y saben que se deben a ellos, y no cuesta nada pedir con respeto y consideración a sus tiempos y momentos claro, no siempre pueden estar dispuestos. .y bien también los hay desagradables divos egolatras que se olvidan que ese público los encumbró y les reconoció su trabajo con aplausos y dinero 💰.es ahí cuando piensan que están en otra dimensión o planeta...me molesta enormemente cuando son así de desagradables.
I met George Peppard in London. He was starring in a play and I waited outside the theatre after his performance of Love Letters with Elaine Stritch. Mentioned to Peppard that I liked him in "Operation Crossbow". I further noted MGM his home studio should have starred him more. He agreed. Peppard was pleasant.
But did you get to meet Elaine Stritch...?!?
Always loved him. He was my favorite. Very talented man.
In my eyes Dwight Schultz was the star of the show as his comedy and love he brought to it was pure and genuine.
I grew up wanted to be a crazy pilot just like Howling Mad Murdock
I'm 40 years old now crazy mental and off my loop so I brought a drone so I can be the Easter version of a pilot.
Achieved. 🤪
Pretty much the same way George Costanza (Jason Alexander) was the real star of Seinfeld in my book.
The best actor doing the best and most interesting character.
Me too. He, for me, made the A-Team
@@natalieKatzenjammer6348 so true I know exactly what you mean 💯 percent.
I was talking to a one of his costar from Star Trek at a convention. The first thing he said about Mr. Schultz had the gentlest soul he had ever met.
Always loved Dwight in anything he was in. Great actor!!!
The Fool of the bunch so articulate and grounded a seems like a nice guy an intelligent well constructed answer to a loaded question. Good on you.
Dwight comes across as a true gentleman,very approachable,genuinely nice guy.funny. Witty and a true professional! 😊 he’s proof you should meet your idiol.
A brilliant question from a very intelligent and articulate young lady.
And a brilliant answer from Dwight :)
What a beautiful respectful answer to the ladies question .
Well he was my favorite A-Team member...
Great story and Dwight is a very nice talented person. Now that I am an adult I laugh even more when Murdock does his stuff. Very funny.
The reason I watched the A-Team was and always will be Hannibal Smith.
Man what a great actor. Watch The blue max, operation crossbow, tobruk, banacek, night of the fox, etc etc
Robin Stevens I watch it still
I must watch these movies you mentioned of Peppard. Everyone watches the A-team, for me especially in the summer for some reason. Great stuff
He's great as Lt. Barclay on Star Trek: The Next Generation too.
The very professional Mr. Schultz just confirmed what we already knew: Peppard was an obtuse, incorrigible diva...and I guess so was Mr. T.
It seems like that happens sometimes with a group: you have two people with very strong personalities and they'll wind up butting heads over what's the best way to get things done. The others, I guess, just have to let them work it out!
I thought Peppard was outstanding as Banacek. I’m surprised no one ever did a reboot of that. It would be a perfect vehicle for Michael Weatherly.
In The A Tram, Peppard drive the plot with some standard lines and his catchphrase “I love it when a plan comes together,” but it was the team that provided the balance of seriousness and comedic content. Murdock and Face were my favourite characters.
I’m happy that Dwight found his feet and became such a beloved character in Star Trek. I would like to see him as a character in some modern TV shows. I would especially like to see him The Orville as a nod to his ST background. He also has that look of someone who would pop up on TWD or FTWD for a season as a protagonist. Maybe his current work is enough to satisfy his artistic work and give him enough time to spend with family. Big TV shows tend to separate actors from their families for long periods of time, a reason Andrew Lincoln quoted regarding his break from playing Rick Grimes.
Fair play, Mr Schulz, you will be remembered for all the entertainment you provided!
MatchstalkMan All those Mystery Movie series could be rebooted in some way. Ray Romano would be a great Columbo
jennifersman NO... NO. Falk IS COLUMBO
DWIGHT WAS THE MAN!!! "Murdock" was the glue that held the A-Team together
I used to laugh my ass off at Murdocks English accent on the A team it was brilliant and funny too ! Love it
"What kind of a store is this? No original pressings of Hey Jude".
I could listen to him all day. Such a sweet voice 💕
He does indeed have a very pleasant & soothing voice.
As a kid when my friends and I would play The A-Team I would always be Murdock.
What an awfully nice guy. I know these stars are getting paid for this, but they know how to look after the fans.
The lady asking the question does a better portrayal of an awkwardly confused-looking Lieutenant Barclay than Dwight ever did😂
Dwight is such a brilliant actor.
Murdock was the most complex and most intresting charakter and that only because of Dwights insane skill. I always liked Murdock the most !
Big A Team fan
Talk about talent. Dwight Schultz could do it all..
Funny
He could sing
Ab lib
Impressions
Each and every episode he did something different. Great video 👍👌
And was/is an incredible family man! Catholic man, still married and his daughter serves in US Marine Corps. He is a treasure and treasured!!!
Loved the woman asking the question, as if I needed to give her a description 😏 she was very sweet.
Stephen J. Cannel is the man behind 80's shows
He also did "The Rockford Files" which was another great tv show from back in that era.
I've always loved his acting as well. I remember when he played Mr. Barkley on Star Trek: The Next Generation. He was great in that. Really cool. Thank you for posting this.
How many here remember Damnation Alley 1977 with George Peppard and Jan Michael Vincent ?
David Joe great movie
_"Killer cockroaches..."_
Fantastic movie 👍🏻
Read the book by Zelazny. Saw the movie when it premiered.
I was a kid when I saw that movie in the theatre, I thought it was horrible then, still think that now.....Sorry.
Loved the A Team and loved Dwight Schultz in star trek the next generation as Lt Barkley.
Loved the a team, good memories,
"She'd be dead if I hit her with a frying pan"
That's sounds exactly what my favorite character of his would have said, Mung Daal from Chowder.
Grew up watching this show with my dad and still go back once in a while to watch episodes. Such great acting and chemistry. Natural flow and stories. Unlike 99% of hollywood today.
Howling mad legend! Thanks for a few but solid percents of my childhood!
I feel like she understood perhaps 40 % of what Dwight said, bless her.
She's so cute! Dignified response from Dwight.
My favorite character on the show was Howlin' Mad Murdock. Funniest character.
Murdock was always my favourite too.
God Bless You A-Team actors.
Here here!
The whole of the A-Team are legends. So many great childhood memories. Thank you 😊
I recall falling in love with Murdoch's character. The brilliance of this wonderful and underrated actor,has had such a lasting effect,I still go by the brilliant insanity of Murdoch. God bless this great actor!
Brilliant. Dwight is so funny and clever at the same time! Makes him a great raconteur!
Dwight as H.M. Murdock is one of my favorite roles of all time. He was perfect and had so much fun with the role, it's obvious.
If Dwight Schultz had started his career today he'd have been snapped up for Hollywood films before The A Team could start in on its second season.
I believe the first time I saw D.S. was on an episode of St. Elsewhere where he played a nutty patient. He was amazing! I have admired him since then.
I also remember him as a beat cop in Hill Street Blues.
Watching this in 2022 The A-Team was a favorite of my boys we’d watch the show laugh and cheer , my boys loved Mr T ,I enjoyed Dwight Shultz talent and still do Thank You for sharing your Talent and giving America a show for generations blessings from Pennsylvania 👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏
Loved Howlin' Mad Murdock -- great character.
What a gently and smooth talking...He has a great personality...We love Dwight Schultz!..
All four very talented in their own way. For me, Hannibal was my star of the show. He gave this specific touch to each episode.
Howling mad 😡 Murdock!👈👏👊😎👍🙌🤘
Dwight Schultz is WONDERFUL actor - His range goes from comedic to serious in a snap! ❤️
Love you Cousin George. He was a perfect kind gentleman to his family. We miss him. ❤
That woman posing the question spoke of Peppard in the present tense as if he was still alive.
I loved all the characters in their own way.. That's what made it so good for me murdock was always the best though.. And to see the guy who played him look so fresh and vital has made my memories of the ateam even better :)
Mr Shultz as Oppenheimer was his best performance 👍
I've never seen an episode of "The A Team" (though snippets here & there) but found this interview very interesting. Intelligent & thoughtful. Thanx for uploading for us to enjoy !
Peppard was a movie star! This was a great answer!! Murdoch! I LOVED the ATeam
Stephen J. Cannel tv series are gem of the 80s
This was one of my most favorite shows growing up. I am watching the series again today. I think Dwight and Mr. T was the stars of the show.
It's funny because I thought Murdoch and Face were by far the most entertaining characters on the show. Especially Murdoch. He seemed like the best actor of the group too actually.
When I was a kid Murdock was my favorite A team character. Now i know why
My dad love Dwight Schultz’s character on the A Team. He would laugh at howling Mad s antics
I think gorge was the true crazy member of the A team
H. M. And Face were the best part of the A-Team I dont care what anyone says, they were my childhood heroes....
Damn right. I lovedFace Templeton Peck, best character, ably assisted by Howling Mad Merdock. Wonderful bunch, wonderful stories.
There were The A-team action figures in the 80's. My mother let me choose only one. I vacillated between Hannibal and Murdock. Finally I chose the Murdock one, because Murdock was able to act in the most dimensions, he was the most flexible one. I did never regret my choice. Nowadays I am a bit like Murdock, thanks to his humour he is able to surive the difficulties of war and every day life. In that way he is very sane.
I've always loved Murdock the most, though I enjoy all of them. You are right, Schultz was the most versatile by far. Everything he did on the show he did brilliantly -- comedy, drama, accents, impersonations, etc.
That's an amazing post.Top words,in agreement with you 👍.
You were my fave actor and character back in the day.
Dwight Schultz. I have enjoyed watching you playing Murdock. Murdock reminded me of Jim Carrey from In Living Colors. I like Murdock sense of humor on the show. I thank God for the character you have played back in the day. It means a lot to me. Murdock has kept me laughing and smiling and making me forget having a hard day. May God bless you with greater health, a lot of joy, and healing in your body and mind, and soul. More love and support to you, Dwight Schultz. Take care and Be safe.
People today would NOT appreciate Peppard’s candor 🤣🤣🤣
Murdock was always my favourite, I named my cat after him!
George Peppard,I like him, good actor,he had the most beautiful blue eyes
R.I.P. George Peppard.❤
Just by Chance i found this Channel !!! Wow Dwight schulz is amazing and aged very gracefully !! Murdock and b.a ( and the van !) where my two favoritos .. but i Loved all of them , peppard, face man ( and his corvetas! )..
Such Great Child Memorys ... Great Music theme .. still Listen to it .. but i have t rewatch the Show !
Thanks ..
By the way in school everybody Said i was the murdock
When I was 19 I worked in a bicycle shop and I sold 2 bikes to George Peppard- he and his wife at the time came into the shop- and about the only thing I remember is that his wife swore like a drunken sailor the entire time. She wasn’t angry or anything, she was actually in a very good mood- but every other word out of her mouth was an expletive spoken at high volume.
I can’t even imagine what she might have been screaming to get him to hit her with a frying pan.
That's interesting. Was George Peppard a passionate cyclist?
I have no idea- They bought a couple of bikes, 15 speed Treks. Peppard never said more than 4 words. His wife never stopped but to take a breath.
@@christopherpardell4418 Thanks for your answer.
Was she.."Elizabeth Ashley", she was known as a good-natured hell raiser, they were married twice, one son, she wrote a Hollywood bio, in it she both disparaged and praised him
joseph keck - yep... that was her.
And she chain smoked the entire time she was in the shop.
George Peppard was the original Blake Carrington, on Dynasty... until he was sacked!
He was difficult to work with on that set.
Steven Johnson he was sacked because he was a drunk!
@@theelvisguru9490 😲
The Dynasty (called Oil at the time) director goes into how difficult he was to work with here. senensky.com/table-of-contents/
Trash bags give me trash bags I want trash bags. Just give him the trash bags and he’ll shut up.
NEW TRASHBAG!
Where are the trash bags going?
wisdog it was an episode he was imprisoned with the rest of Ateam and to escape they made a hot air balloon out of trash bags...he ran around acte like a but asking for trash bags.
I know that. One of the doctors asks that question.
The woman asking the question is.....special. I love how she repeatedly mentions George's FULL name and then looks displeased and disgusted (but interested) throughout the video.
And people think William Shatner was hard to work with. Shatner may have been a bit difficult at times, but he doesn't sound like the uncooperative diva that Peppard was said to be.
Watch Shatner's interview with Walter Koenig. Shatner comes clean on his behaviour and says sorry.
@@Scorp308 - That's not true though. He doesn't "come clean". He says he didn't realize that the minor actors on Star Trek felt that way about him and he apologized about it.
@@handsolo1209 It is true. It's on video.
Mr T must have gotten CTE from all the times they knocked him out to fly
U can tell in the show Dirk and dwight were good friends their chemistry was great...
Does explain why Murdoch and Faceman always seems to pair off together while hannibal and BA teamed up alot too...lol
Must’ve been hard to go from a big time movie star to the A team on TV. That doesn’t give you the right to treat people like shit though.
A number of big movie stars made the transition back to TV - James Garner in 'The Rockford Files', for one. Also, whilst I'm not defending Peppard, it should also be noted that in later seasons, Mr. T reportedly became very diva-ish - which came to a head during filming of s4's 'Judgement Day', where Mr. T found members of the crew sitting at a dining table reserved for him, walked off the set (they were filming on an ocean liner at the time; which is why B.A. barely features in the second half of that story), and initially refused to return unless the crew in question were fired; Peppard refused to speak to him for a time afterwards, as he thought T's actions were out of line, and said that if the crew members in fired, then he would leave too. In all my years of A-Team documenting, although Peppard certainly had his nose put out of joint by Mr. T's popularity eclipsing his role in the series, it does appear that both could be as bad as each other on occasion.
"The Real ToxicBeast" Getting fired as the male lead, Blake Carrington, in "Dynasty" in the middle could hardly have helped.
A very good answer to a question that is all over the place.
great actor the glue of the series. kinda the cherry on top of the cake he added that other dimension
My sister had a sit down meeting with Stephan cannal about some writing work. She gave me a copy of rideing the snake he wrote and gave her an autographed copy no less
What a gentlemanly way of saying George was an azz. Dwight is a class act guy.
good story- i like you guys in a-team- and i think peppard was great- whatever happened behind the camera- it came out great on tv !! thanx for that an god bless you
A Team For ever ❤❤😍😍😘.
Best wishes from germany
MAD DOG 🐶 MURDOCK!!!!!!! 😁 ANOTHER GREAT ACTOR.💞
'He was a movie star' Well said Dwight, a great tribute to George Peppard because he was a movie star and Mr T was not by any stretch of imagination.
THANKS for posting
That's interesting, thnx for being respectful to Peppard, Dwight! You are an awesome actor, loved your voice work on VAMPIRE HUNTER D II, and you landing STNG is no fucking coincidence, you're attracted to great things
I’m fireman Fred and if they ask, I’m dressed in red, I’m fireman Fred !
It sounded like he respected him though in many ways.
Image for a moment if you will, a world where we all treat everyone else with the courtesy that Mr. Schultz treated the young lady asking the questions.
I had such a crush on this man.