I absolutely love him. He is so beautiful and amazing. So precious. I've watched him all day and night. So many documentaries on him. Gay or not idc. His private life was his own business. I love him either way. He was a genius. Never used sheet music once. He was a legend and still is. Thank you Liberace for being you. I wish it had been different here for you. Then you could have been the real you. May you rest in peace now sweet angel. ❤️❤️
I love how Lee handled Letterman in this clip! Not one but two epic stingers, "...in case your show doesn't work out, I have a place for you in my restaurant!", and "In case you're watching (subtle middle finger)" Letterman was such an ass and Liberace kicked it! Awesome!
lol I mean I'm pretty sure Letterman enjoys that type of banter. It makes things more entertaining for the show if he's joking with his guests and the guest doesn't give it back. Look at how he responds, he's playing it up. Don't take it so seriously.
A friend who worked for the Tel-Co did service at Liberace's Palm Springs home...My friend is an amateur Pianist- Liberace helped him with some pieces he was trying to learn! Liberace was a down-to-earth- wonderful man. R I P
I love Liberace and his easy, hilarious remarks. He is so smooth. I would love to have been his friend. Rest In Peace, Lee. You are truly loved and missed. ❤️🌹❤️
Liberace was one of a kind. There will never be such a talented, kind and flamboyant entertainer again. My mother watched him in the 1950s on TV. All the "older ladies" loved him. Now I am older and feel the same way!
Boy did he earn the title "Mr. Showman", I'd like to add to that Mr. Class, Dignity and old fashioned TALENT. We won't see another like Liberace again. Great clip.
Many an entertainer today could learn from kind and gentle man that Liberace was something of true grace and goodwill. He never subjected the media to any "melt down", and he was always kind and obliging of their needs. He always had a smile on his face. I knew some of his family, personal friends and fans, and just as Liberace never had an unkind word to say about anyone, neither did they ever have an unkind word to say about him. The man was an angel on earth. RIP Liberace. God bless you!
You see right after Dave wipes his hands on Lees apron he puts his middle finger near his eye at 7:21 and says: "Just in case your watching" very subtle gesture to Dave .....this man was a smart act no doubt.
I sadly was not old enough to remember Liberace, but since I came of age, I've watched many videos of his performances and interviews. The man was a GENIUS and a magician on the piano. He'd come out glitzy and magnificent, pure showmanship and all style. Some may have called him "gaudy" but his style was over the top magnificence! And his music was second to none. RIP Liberace. Yours was one of the most incredible talents ever.
I watched Behind the Candilabra and I'm starting to see what a joyful and happy man Liberace was. Old school class and style. The world needs more of it now
I watched that it was the first time I'd heard of him but learning more about him I realised that movie was based on the book written by Scott who wanted drug money basically. It paints him in a bad light. He tried to help Scott an get him off drugs but he'd had enough as anyone would. He was selling his gold for goodness sake. From what I've seen of the real liberace he left most of his money to scholarships and charities. People who met him say he remembered everyone who worked for him in different countries as stagehands/runners etc names and their kids names and even if he didn't see them for another few years when he came bk he greated them all by name and asked after their families. He was done badly by that post mortem outing and Scott when he was no longer able to tell his side of the story.
Liberace was so gracious and pleasant even while David was being a total jerk! He never skipped a beat, and had that genuine warmth, style, professionalism, charisma, and over all sense of class! So grateful this video was brought out! Liberace represents a lot of good times with family from my childhood! God bless you forever Lee!!
Did Liberace have a lot of material possessions--flashy clothes and cars? Sure. But he was also a very generous man who quietly gave to charities, and supported his mother and extended family, to the degree some took advantage of his generosity.
Thanks for sharing. We knew Liberace could play the piano and was a good actor, singer, dancer and entertainer but now we know he was an outstanding chef.
Years ago, I visited the "Liberace Museum", Las Vegas. It is long closed. Sad. You really have to love this guy. Showmanship? No equal. Style? Well he had it. He was giving the public what they wanted. A GREAT entertainer. He brought classical music to people, in way that nobody has done since. Popular music? That too. there will never be an equal anytime soon.
Boy was this guy freaking funny!!! Such great witt. Just love how he can laugh at himself and share both his unbelievable talent and humor with the world!!!! Forever greatly missed!!! Remember watching him as a kid on T.V since the early 70's with my parents and will never forget him.r.i.p Mr. Liberace!!! May you entertain for God and everyone in heaven forever!!!!! 😇😇😇😂😂😂🤗🤗🤗😉😉😉
I love Liberace's sly way of getting back at Letterman after he wiped his dirty hands on Liberace's fancy apron... at 7:27 Liberace itches his nose with his middle finger & says "Just in case you're watching...". Love it!!
Liberace was also a devout Catholic his entire life, yet loving and worldly enough one of his best friends he regularly visited was a Protestant minister. There was so much more to this man than could be reduced to a two-hour television film with Hollywood pretty boys in hot tubs. I am pleased you are curious and intelligent enough to have delved beyond the superficiality of TV film, to learn more about this kind man and talented entertainer.
gymnastix I've had to remind so many people that Scott Thorson was by no means a "reliable narrator" in Behind The Candelabra. Liberace was no angel (clearly, he started dating Thorson when he was in his late teens & simply could not stay monogamous), but Scott is a drug addict, who was peripherally involved in the Wonderland murders, he's a convicted identity thief & has been in & out of prison for decades. He has told outrageous tales about an alleged affair with Michael Jackson & he even claimed he had an affair with Loretta Lynn - while her late husband was still alive. Scott is a bullshit artist & while I believe that there are many truths in the book, I'm reticent to believe alot of his claims.
Letterman may be a lot of things to some people but one thing he's definitely not is a "FOOL".Compare to some of the stiffs that were on the.T.V at the time like Merv and Mike asking boring questions and putting veiwers to sleep LETTERMAN RULED LATE NIGHT T.V IN THE EIGHTIES!!
I really feel the "Just in case you're watching" comment is in response to Lee saying, "sometimes only the apron." Dave lifts up the apron to wipe his hands, but Lee takes it further as if to indicate Dave's making sure he is wearing more than just the apron. :-) G!
Quiet all three of you. Letterman and Liberace both have class. They might not have it the same way, but they both have it. You have the potential to have class too, I believe in you all.
What style and grace....Liberace was a true gentleman. It annoyed me when David Letterman kept interrupting him, and talking over him...I didn't like that at all....very rude.
These videos of lee keep Me sane while bring isolated so so clear picture and sound. Thanks a million for giving these to us you are amazing god bless you X X X X X xxxxxxxxxx
Thank you for doing that for our Lee,, David. Letting him cook instead of playing the piano all the time. He so loved to cook besides playing the piano. He looks like he's thoroughly enjoying this opportunity to cook.
Of course the man was flamboyant on stage. But this was largely part of his act. And Liberace had a great sense of humor about his excesses, which he knew made people laugh, just as comedian Jack Benny's supposed cheapness and vanity (part of which was his being perpetually 39 years old) were part of his shtick.
Love the zinger on Dave. I had friends go to New York City, and I said if you do anything, take the tour at Radio City Music Hall. They didn't. I should show them this.
Me too, I so wanted him to be my godfather I was 24 years old on February 4th 1987 in my mobile in a trailer park I was shocked to hear of such a great man struck down at the prime of his life in my opinion
Completely agree with comments below. Letterman trying to steal the show-but acts like a total horse's ass. Liberace extremely gracious and playing along but obviously not amused as Letterman dumps all the cheese in to get a laugh. No respect. Not funny. Quick-witted but really no talent. Did the same with Julia Child. If Dave could be more impressed by himself, I'd be surprised...
JGMDSN 66 never watched Letterman show. Instantly noticed his attitude and his not so good humor, when checking out some channels. Lee really kept his stance and cooked thru the show! I was already sick in stomach by how rude he is to Lee!
It would be awesome if Barbara, who is the woman that samples the finished dish at 8:25, would let us know in the comments here what she really thought of it - that is, if she is still alive. Barbara, are you out there?
Hood Booger this was Infact from 1986 , he did radio city hall then Oprah and died soon after in Feb 87, u can see here he has lost weight and isn't looking his best
@@tur74d56 right. To see him here to Oprah he looks 50 pounds thinner on her show...his eyes looked glazed over...I'm 46 so I remember this because I attended ncsa in music and ballet...I miss him he'd be 100 may 16th 2019... Rip dear man..
I loved Liberace. On top of all his showmanship, he loved his fans most of all, and would talk and tell stories to complete strangers. I love the candelabra on the oven!
“if anything goes wrong with your show, i’ll have a space for you in my restaurant”
Liberace was the KING of throwing shade
"Throwing shade" Thankyou
that goes into the files 👍👏👏👏
I absolutely love him. He is so beautiful and amazing. So precious. I've watched him all day and night. So many documentaries on him. Gay or not idc. His private life was his own business. I love him either way. He was a genius. Never used sheet music once. He was a legend and still is. Thank you Liberace for being you. I wish it had been different here for you. Then you could have been the real you. May you rest in peace now sweet angel. ❤️❤️
Liberace gave letterman some nice side swipes back. Fast and clever
I love how Lee handled Letterman in this clip! Not one but two epic stingers, "...in case your show doesn't work out, I have a place for you in my restaurant!", and "In case you're watching (subtle middle finger)" Letterman was such an ass and Liberace kicked it! Awesome!
lol I mean I'm pretty sure Letterman enjoys that type of banter. It makes things more entertaining for the show if he's joking with his guests and the guest doesn't give it back. Look at how he responds, he's playing it up. Don't take it so seriously.
A friend who worked for the Tel-Co did service at Liberace's Palm Springs home...My friend is an amateur Pianist- Liberace helped him with some pieces he was trying to learn! Liberace was a down-to-earth- wonderful man. R I P
His smile was infectious, taste superb and talent rare.
The man could play the piano, sing, give a good show, entertain and cook! Gotta love this man!
He left his fans way too soon .
I love Liberace and his easy, hilarious remarks. He is so smooth. I would love to have been his friend. Rest In Peace, Lee. You are truly loved and missed. ❤️🌹❤️
What a guy, he can do anything! We lost this genius and talented performer way too soon! RIP Liberace.
Liberace was one of a kind. There will never be such a talented, kind and flamboyant entertainer again. My mother watched him in the 1950s on TV. All the "older ladies" loved him. Now I am older and feel the same way!
he seems so humble here and not showy at all...he knows how to behave like a professional.. I love his fast wit
@Peter Limato i meant compared to his onstage personality. here hes calmer
@Peter Limato youre right though. however, thats him !
Oh my goodness I would have loved to have met Liberace. I love to cook as well so maybe I'll buy one of his old cookbooks so I can put together dishes
@@gigicassel1804 he had recipe books
A Class Act . Knows where he came From . 👍🏻
Boy did he earn the title "Mr. Showman", I'd like to add to that Mr. Class, Dignity and old fashioned TALENT. We won't see another like Liberace again. Great clip.
Such a humble, unassuming, graceful man...
Liberace was such a joy to watch no matter what he was doing. Definition of the word class. A lost art.
Many an entertainer today could learn from kind and gentle man that Liberace was something of true grace and goodwill. He never subjected the media to any "melt down", and he was always kind and obliging of their needs. He always had a smile on his face. I knew some of his family, personal friends and fans, and just as Liberace never had an unkind word to say about anyone, neither did they ever have an unkind word to say about him. The man was an angel on earth. RIP Liberace. God bless you!
Written perfectly! He was an incredible talented man.
You see right after Dave wipes his hands on Lees apron he puts his middle finger near his eye at 7:21 and says: "Just in case your watching" very subtle gesture to Dave .....this man was a smart act no doubt.
I sadly was not old enough to remember Liberace, but since I came of age, I've watched many videos of his performances and interviews. The man was a GENIUS and a magician on the piano. He'd come out glitzy and magnificent, pure showmanship and all style. Some may have called him "gaudy" but his style was over the top magnificence! And his music was second to none. RIP Liberace. Yours was one of the most incredible talents ever.
I watched Behind the Candilabra and I'm starting to see what a joyful and happy man Liberace was. Old school class and style. The world needs more of it now
I won't watch that movie because I feel like it was too focused on his sexuality, do you agree?
@@lkctom2546 if you like Liberace, don’t watch it. They only focus on trying to make him look like a degenerate.
@@ohl377 He was a sexual deviant. There's no hiding that.He was a very nice man and extremely talented but he was a sexual maniac.
@@thedesertdwellerfromutah4354 Yeah, and I bet you’re a saint. Nobody cares what you think.
I watched that it was the first time I'd heard of him but learning more about him I realised that movie was based on the book written by Scott who wanted drug money basically. It paints him in a bad light. He tried to help Scott an get him off drugs but he'd had enough as anyone would. He was selling his gold for goodness sake. From what I've seen of the real liberace he left most of his money to scholarships and charities. People who met him say he remembered everyone who worked for him in different countries as stagehands/runners etc names and their kids names and even if he didn't see them for another few years when he came bk he greated them all by name and asked after their families. He was done badly by that post mortem outing and Scott when he was no longer able to tell his side of the story.
Liberace was so gracious and pleasant even while David was being a total jerk! He never skipped a beat, and had that genuine warmth, style, professionalism, charisma, and over all sense of class! So grateful this video was brought out! Liberace represents a lot of good times with family from my childhood! God bless you forever Lee!!
It's a real clash of the old showbiz versus the new ironic showbiz. You felt like Liberace was schooling Letterman a bit.
Liberace was very funny, classy and a sweet person , while Letterman was rude, condescending and as usual...a jackass.
SUCH A TRULY CHARMING, FUNNY AND KIND MAN! rest in peace
Lee was just a midwest boy who made it big! So nice that he was so personable and generous. RIP Lee
He could've been a comedian, such a humble and pleasant man. Am ways smiling too.
Liberace seemed like a down to earth and wonderful person... I bet he would have been awesome to hang out with...
Can you imagine all the stories
He had a wonderful sense of humor - love him!
Did Liberace have a lot of material possessions--flashy clothes and cars? Sure. But he was also a very generous man who quietly gave to charities, and supported his mother and extended family, to the degree some took advantage of his generosity.
So what. Diana Ross has a lot of flashy clothes and cars. Why people get on someone's case because they like those kind of things boggles my mind
@@erossinema8797 I guess you only read the first couple sentences of OP's comment. You fruit cups just love to shoot first and ask questions later. 🙄
Same as Elvis
Not the same. Liberace did not take mind-altering drugs.
Yup. And the second he died his horrible mother and family kicked his boyfriend out and started taking things from the property . 😢
I would have LOVED to meet Liberace and hang out with him. He always seems so kind.
predictable and unoriginal......but someone had to say it I guess.
Most likely true about the Lib.
I'd ask for his autograph for sure . It might be worth some bucks in 2019 .
Liberace was a class act. It’s neat seeing his more personal side like this.
Wonderful. What a nice man. And dedicated to his brother.
Thanks for sharing. We knew Liberace could play the piano and was a good actor, singer, dancer and entertainer but now we know he was an outstanding chef.
Liberace a true gentleman and showman...They just dont make them like that anymore.
All things aside, Liberace had a great sense of humor, WIT, a warm smile, and seemed to be honestly a nice man.
Years ago, I visited the "Liberace Museum", Las Vegas. It is long closed. Sad. You really have to love this guy. Showmanship? No equal. Style? Well he had it. He was giving the public what they wanted. A GREAT entertainer. He brought classical music to people, in way that nobody has done since. Popular music? That too. there will never be an equal anytime soon.
Before you call names, walk a mile in their shoes.
Boy was this guy freaking funny!!! Such great witt. Just love how he can laugh at himself and share both his unbelievable talent and humor with the world!!!! Forever greatly missed!!! Remember watching him as a kid on T.V since the early 70's with my parents and will never forget him.r.i.p Mr. Liberace!!! May you entertain for God and everyone in heaven forever!!!!! 😇😇😇😂😂😂🤗🤗🤗😉😉😉
He was a fantastic gentleman. Thank you
I love Liberace's sly way of getting back at Letterman after he wiped his dirty hands on Liberace's fancy apron... at 7:27 Liberace itches his nose with his middle finger & says "Just in case you're watching...". Love it!!
I loved it!
Well honestly David Letterman is obnoxious
I hadn't noticed, I'll watch again.
. just because I he makes me laugh.
Would have loved to have met him, what a Gentleman!
Liberace was also a devout Catholic his entire life, yet loving and worldly enough one of his best friends he regularly visited was a Protestant minister. There was so much more to this man than could be reduced to a two-hour television film with Hollywood pretty boys in hot tubs.
I am pleased you are curious and intelligent enough to have delved beyond the superficiality of TV film, to learn more about this kind man and talented entertainer.
gymnastix I've had to remind so many people that Scott Thorson was by no means a "reliable narrator" in Behind The Candelabra. Liberace was no angel (clearly, he started dating Thorson when he was in his late teens & simply could not stay monogamous), but Scott is a drug addict, who was peripherally involved in the Wonderland murders, he's a convicted identity thief & has been in & out of prison for decades. He has told outrageous tales about an alleged affair with Michael Jackson & he even claimed he had an affair with Loretta Lynn - while her late husband was still alive. Scott is a bullshit artist & while I believe that there are many truths in the book, I'm reticent to believe alot of his claims.
'Diamond in their meatball'...I loved his sense of humor. GRHS.
SUCH A KIND MAN. TOO GOOD TO BE ON THIS FOOL SHOW. HE WAS BEING VERY SHADY,TEASING HIM.
Letterman may be a lot of things to some people but one thing he's definitely not is a "FOOL".Compare to some of the stiffs that were on the.T.V at the time like Merv and Mike asking boring questions and putting veiwers to sleep LETTERMAN RULED LATE NIGHT T.V IN THE EIGHTIES!!
He acted like a fool. Got it? Good.@@colinwilliams553
@@colinwilliams553 spoiler alert, Letterman is a fool.
Love the Bird Flip by Lee at 7:24.
Classy, classy man with a lot of talent .
When I see these old clips it makes me want to back in time. No Cell phones no internet no trash tik tok or fake stars.
Mr showmanship. Absolutely! This guy was born to be a star. I'm not a fan. But I can appreciate the man's charisma and charm and character
Before I viewed this clip, I had no idea that I needed 1) that fabulous apron & 2) to make that gorgeous mini casserole 3) Liberace's cookbook
Lee was funny as all heck as usual got to Love this guy!!! Rock on forever in Heaven Lee!!!! Love you!!!! Thank you utube!!!!
Liberace. A total genius and a class act
'they think theyre going t o find the diamond in the meatball'' ha ha what a line. so funny .
OMG. That sparkly chef's apron. Classic!
I really feel the "Just in case you're watching" comment is in response to Lee saying, "sometimes only the apron." Dave lifts up the apron to wipe his hands, but Lee takes it further as if to indicate Dave's making sure he is wearing more than just the apron. :-) G!
Lee was a class act and a kind soul
He was way ahead of his time when it came to "bling" :)
I can't seem to get enough of Liberace. What a great showman. All he has to do is show up and I'm enjoying it!
Miss greats like Liberace in show business today,brilliant showmen like him have become extinct
The Queen and Letterman! Truth is, I loved Liberace and at one time, he was THE greatest pianist in the world.
Liberace was one of the greatest comedians of his time.
Ian Martyn he sure was! He sure kept Letterman on his toes (which is no easy feat, that's for sure!)
Note the middle finger at 7:24 with Liberace's droll comment. Outrageous!
The Man Liberace has Class, The Letterman NO CLASS! Class pays big time.
Letterman has twice the class as Liberace.it depends on what type of humor you like so it your opinion "BRO".
@@colinwilliams553 Learn to write or type like an adult, BRO.
Quiet all three of you. Letterman and Liberace both have class. They might not have it the same way, but they both have it.
You have the potential to have class too, I believe in you all.
I adore Liberace...such a wonderful soul..
You can tell which commenters haven't read the wiki
What style and grace....Liberace was a true gentleman. It annoyed me when David Letterman kept interrupting him, and talking over him...I didn't like that at all....very rude.
It is the case with all American talk shows, they should learn from the Graham Norton show and let the guest shine for the star they are!!!
Sloan Chessman you’re right, Letterman was a complete turd.
These videos of lee keep Me sane while bring isolated so so clear picture and sound. Thanks a million for giving these to us you are amazing god bless you X X X X X xxxxxxxxxx
Gawd, no kidding!!
That's why they didn't get him for The Tonight Show cuz he's a bum.
He took care of his Brother and Mom. Got to respect him for that !!!!
He is adorable. Its impossimble not like him
No one can argue that Liberace didn't have an amazing warmth and charisma on camera. He was a professional through and through
Liberace is so entertaining i bet he was an excellent cook.
Like her in playing the piano fabulous
Diamonds in
yr meatballs
🍝❤
also he flips him the bird .😺when he wipes his apron ...he knows what to expect from D.L. hes ready for him 💘
class pure.and.simple- GOOD.PEOPLE
What a wonderful man!
Thanks Lee, My G'Moms love of you is why I learned to play the piano.
D:What do you wear in the kitchen while cooking?
L: Usually just an apron...oh I'm sorry this is a family show...
Omg Heeeelarious😂😂😂😂😂
He was so nice to his fans
Liberace played with the London Symphony Orcestra when he was 16. No chump on the keys.
Thank you for doing that for our Lee,, David. Letting him cook instead of playing the piano all the time. He so loved to cook besides playing the piano. He looks like he's thoroughly enjoying this opportunity to cook.
This video honestly just made my day. Thank you for posting.
Wow. He really had a great sense of humor.
OMG ! I swear when Letterman tried his best to one up Lee at 7:35 at 7:40 Lee gave him the bird !! Am I right ???
So stealth, I laughed when Lee said "in case you're watching."
Of course the man was flamboyant on stage. But this was largely part of his act. And Liberace had a great sense of humor about his excesses, which he knew made people laugh, just as comedian Jack Benny's supposed cheapness and vanity (part of which was his being perpetually 39 years old) were part of his shtick.
Who would have guessed that Liberace was cooler than Letterman?
it's a pleasure to see this video thanks for posting it
Yes . Thanks a lot . Letterman should have displayed that recipe .
Or mentioned what page in the Liberace cookbook it is on .
He reminds me so much of al Lewis. He is soooo funny. And quick.
Liberace was AMAZING!!!!!
Amazing entertainer. Class, grace, sharp wit and then some.
Love to see Liberace cooking, must try the recipe...could do without Letterman!
Get his cook book 👍🏻
She's a Sybarite wish the recipe was posted! Would like to try it!
Same here!
Love the zinger on Dave. I had friends go to New York City, and I said if you do anything, take the tour at Radio City Music Hall. They didn't. I should show them this.
Sucks I never got to meet him, seems like a very kind interesting person.
Me too, I so wanted him to be my godfather I was 24 years old on February 4th 1987 in my mobile in a trailer park I was shocked to hear of such a great man struck down at the prime of his life in my opinion
Had liberace been alive today he would be 100 years old 🎹
102 now
103 now
Yes, he was such a nice human being. Thank you for replying to my comment. Blessings and best wishes!
Always a class act.
"sometimes onlythe apron"-Liberace,"but this is a family show!" LOL
Completely agree with comments below. Letterman trying to steal the show-but acts like a total horse's ass. Liberace extremely gracious and playing along but obviously not amused as Letterman dumps all the cheese in to get a laugh. No respect. Not funny. Quick-witted but really no talent. Did the same with Julia Child. If Dave could be more impressed by himself, I'd be surprised...
JGMDSN 66 never watched Letterman show. Instantly noticed his attitude and his not so good humor, when checking out some channels. Lee really kept his stance and cooked thru the show! I was already sick in stomach by how rude he is to Lee!
Letterman's brains are made of cheese
wow Liberace beats Letterman in class 10 to1 .
and glam
and gay
@@r.trainer3706 he's not Jewish you antisemitic piece of shit.
Different styles. What an incredibly stupid thing to say Maczek.....congrats👍🏾
AAA .....you’re a twit.
Very nice man. very professional you'll never see another one like him. He was so graceful.
I had read recently that the restaurant is no longer in the Liberace Plaza where the museum was. It has moved to Henderson, NV.
Loved this, thanks for posting. Liberace- pure class - he will be remembered long after that two-bit chat show host Letterman has been forgotten!
glamdolly20 , Liberace is pure class!
Yeah, such pure class that he would prod his young gay lover to get plastic surgery so he can look more like Liberace.
The Masked Heel - Hey! At least he has a young gay lover! More than I can say for you!
@@therealmaskedheel ..the mark of True Class in some countries 🙃!
@@mozfan2436 ....OH my oh my.....😁"smoked salmon for all" indeed!!g
Liberace was always class. Letterman not so much. A real host is Johnny Carson who let his guests talk and always made them feel welcome on his show.
Liberace always seemed so happy.
It would be awesome if Barbara, who is the woman that samples the finished dish at 8:25, would let us know in the comments here what she really thought of it - that is, if she is still alive. Barbara, are you out there?
Not everyone is fond of RUclips comments.
@@xavierpaololedesmamandreza Xavier, I am not fond of your comment.
March 22, 1984 and still holds up....Liberace would be dead almost 3 years later on February 4, 1987
Hood Booger this was Infact from 1986 , he did radio city hall then Oprah and died soon after in Feb 87, u can see here he has lost weight and isn't looking his best
@@tur74d56 right. To see him here to Oprah he looks 50 pounds thinner on her show...his eyes looked glazed over...I'm 46 so I remember this because I attended ncsa in music and ballet...I miss him he'd be 100 may 16th 2019...
Rip dear man..
@@sprintbass It was 1984. Notice the part where he talks about his brother George just having recently died in October. George died in October 1983.
I loved Liberace. On top of all his showmanship, he loved his fans most of all, and would talk and tell stories to complete strangers. I love the candelabra on the oven!
This is one of the most endearing clips and one of my favorite Late Night memories. I love and admire them both.
"You have nice equipment there" Dave to Liberace. LOL
That's such a nice thing to say about such a nice human being :)
*An honest and genuine Showman.*