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This doesn't change the way I feel about her. She was an immensely talented lady and brought us all many, many hours of wonderful entertainment. It's none of my business what she did in her personal life. She was discreet about everything and more private than a lot of celebrities in the decades since. Rest in peace, and thank you for the memories.
I'm vintage 1956 myself. As a kid my "dream girls" were Samantha, Mary Ann (Gilligan's Island), Agent 99 (Get Smart) and Jeannie (I Dream of Jeannie). Barbara Feldon and Barbara Eden are still with us in their 90s. RIP to Elizabeth Montgomery and Dawn Wells. Thanks to all of these ladies for the happy (and innocent) childhood memories.
@@FactsVerse Her finest role was definitely Samantha in the successful TV series Bewitched. I used to watch the show just to gaze at her beautiful face.I had a crush on her for sure
She was very beautiful, sexy and exceptionally attractive to young boys like me back then. I, too unmistakably thought she was very wholesome but I had no idea about the difference between a public persona and a private one. As they say, “Never meet your idols, they will always disappoint you.”
I read somewhere that Alexander Godunov drank himself to death, he was devastated at the breakup with Elizabeth. Wonder why you didn't picture him here in this video when he was mentioned. He was a very handsome and accomplished person, and deserves to be remembered. You pictured someone else.
@@bobboscarato1313 He was a public figure. There are tons of use-able pictures they could have used without needing his 'approval'. The man is dead. He can't approve anything, but the publicity shots are still out there. That means PUBLIC.
Usually there is an estate that administers the licensing of use of a deceased actor's likeness, though a very brief use may fall under the 'fair use doctrine" of copyright law. But a famous person's likeness is most likely being licensed for use by someone, very little is in the public domain.
@@SuperSPatrick Duh, was just to correct the impression you created that if the person is dead their likeness becomes fair game to use without need for clearances. Frankly, I don't know what the point was of that part of your comment. I understand the videogragher screwed up and used a wrong picture, which is the point but in this thread people were discussing other possibilities for not using the right picture, so being in the business; actually putting projects together I explained the truth of the matter that the famous and their estates have become increasingly protective of likeness and images and you have to deal with a variety of Licensing Agencies to obtain permission to use stars images with the exception of short usage that fits the Fair Use Doctrine criteria of Copyright law.
Bewitched was my favorite TV show when I was a kid. Later on, in my teens, I saw her portrayal of Lizzie Borden. Wow! Great movie! I loved it. As for her private life, well...that's why they call it ACTING! I never thought Elizabeth Montgomery was exactly like Samantha. Nor did I ever expect her to be just like Lizzie Borden. It's acting! Actors always pretend to be somebody else, right? What's unusual about that?
Elizabeth Montgomery's final husband was Robert Foxworth, not Fox. They were together for over 20 years before finally marrying. Why did you include footage of Barbara Eden dancing saying it was Elizabeth?
Robert Foxworth was such a handsome guy. Too bad he wasn't gay and in love with ME!!! Sounds like Elizabeth Montgomery finally hit the jackpot with her fourth and final husband.
It doesn’t sound like she lived a salacious life, rather over several decades she had a number of relationships, which for different reasons didn’t work. The first two marriages sound like a young woman looking for security with older men that she likely did not get from her father . The third marriage was with her professional partner William Asher with whom she owned Bewitched, and who was the father of her children. The fact the marriage eventually failed is not an indictment on either party, but probably had a lot to do with working together and having a family as much as infidelity. Finally, EM seems to finally found happiness with Robert Foxworth in a domestic partnership where she finally found someone who could appreciate the full person not just the beauty we saw on the small screen.
Loved her on Bewitched. She was a gorgeous lady. I'm sorry she never felt secure enough to just love herself and the rest would fall into place. Her talents go beyond just Bewitched. She was a political advocate and started in several really good shows/movies. Loved her in Lizzy Borden. Thank you 😊
@@trevorgwelch7412 She was a liberal. So naturally she believed being gay was perfectly alright. She probably loved watching men suck on each other's Peter.
They were both stunners, but Barbara was definitely the hotter one. Another pair that was awesomely beautiful was Beverly Owen and Pat Priest, the first and second actresses, respectively, to play Marilyn on The Munsters.
That part of Elizabeth and Carol was Liz was in the audience of Carol’s show during her q & a that she did before it started. I don’t know what Barbara Eden was doing, but who cares, she was a bonus!
And from this post we have learned that, among his certainly many other shortcomings, John Flanagan cannot read, for he references Herbie Pilato's book incessantly--and STILL gets the information wrong. Gotta love social media--the crap-fest of the 21st century!
I did know she was married 4 times at the time of her death but I didn't know she had so many affairs, but she was a great actress and gorgeous just like Barbara Eden
She also stepped out on Robert Fox , didn’t matter because he loved her… To bad she didn’t love herself enough…She grew up in a household that was devoid of physical intimacy…
I fell in love with Elizabeth Montgomery when I saw her play Rusty Heller in the Untouchables. She was beautiful and talented. I knew she'd make her mark in the industry. Always a wholesome star. R.I.P. Elizabeth ⚘️♥️📺
David White, who played Larry Tate on Bewitched was also in the Rusty Heller story with Elizabeth Montgomery on the untouchables. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
@@1stshepherd thank you for the compliment. Raquel Welch, who just died appeared in a episode of Bewitched in the first season as a stewardess. The episode was called wife or witch? From Ms. Harper Stacey.
Anyone who cheats on a partner repeatedly is an untrustworthy person. You reap what you sow in relationships The fact that she married an alcoholic abuser proved she was a poor judge of men in relationships
I don't care about people's private lives. This video isn't presenting to much stuff that we don't already know. Is the source TWITCH UPON A STAR: THE BEWITCHING LIFE OF ELIZABETH MONTGOMER by Herbie Pilato, or is there another one? I do know, without seeing this video, that her father showed her little respect as an actress, despite the fact that she blew him out of the water in career and popularity. Foxworth has said that he felt that her father was jealous of her. I do know this, from a recent BEWITCHED special, that Asher cheated on her more than once and it broke her heart. To her, I guess, the marriage was over. Let's not forget Richard Michaels. Why was he messing around? I can see why Elizabeth Montgomery hated the Hollywood scene. I'm just glad that she and Robert Foxworth met. They were good for one another.
If she "spilled the beans" but this clip only confirms five men, that's fairly wholesome these days and would have been okay enough back in the sixties even (post '67)
I didn’t know she was married four times, but I heard she slept around Hollywood. But who cares? She was GORGEOUS; although I thought she was more beautiful in the earlier episodes of “Bewitched.” As the show went on I think her good looks began to wane. Probably due to her lifestyle. But i had HUGE CRUSHES on her, Barbara Eden, Mary Tyler Moore, Farrah Fawcett and Lynda Carter thru the 1970’s. Rest in Peace, Elizabeth, Mary & Farrah.
I always love her so much. I thought she was so Beautiful and I love Bewitched. Who cars who she slept with that is none of our business. I love the person no matter what. I don't judge people...
Well by not judging people you avoid problems with their character. I'm sick and tired of hearing that people should not be judged. They damn well need to be judged. Character Matters and I have no use for serious deficiencies and character and it always spills over into the areas of life. Always.
I'd heard about a lot of this & I have never read the book! I was in love with her after the 1st year of Bewitched! I loved her throughout her career & when I got older, hell I would have had an affair with her myself!! I was jealous of Foxworth, esp. after he married her! Damn, she's gone 28 yrs. RIP Bb! Lots of UR fans still miss U like this Big Fan from Canada that will be 65 next month!!
Bill Asher was the cause of the divorce. He admitted it in 1999 and also admitted that he had a roving eye. Herbie Pilato said that Asher told him that he had a roving eye in an interview not long ago. He also said that he feels that Asher never got over Liz. I think one can see that when her statue was unvieled in 2005. In a BEWITTCHED special in April, Bernie Kopell said he was at Liz's home and heard her tear into Asher. He cheated on her. Richard Michaels' marriage was on the rocks. It's mentioned on the special that he had his eyes on Liz. I guess to Liz, the marriage was over.
Wow??? Really??? Do people really care about an actress's private life? Elizabeth Montgomery was a great actress....and very likely a great lady by all accounts.....loved and admired her deeply!!!!
I doesn't seem so strange that she hooked with so many men but then she had four different husbands ? (That is a CLUE for those of you who don't understand that sleeping around hurts you in the long run.)
I would' not call myself a feminist, but the double standard is quite evident. If you are a guy, especially if you are attractive, you are expected to play the field; but a female is "salacious if she does the same. For a woman that looked that great, any guy she gave it up for should be grateful for some great memories! It is to her credit that she set the record straight before her life ended. R.I.P.!
All the proceeds from the book likely goes to her Children..The more salacious the book the more likely it will be a best seller whenever it was released.
Loved Bewitched and Montgomery. She was always great in that role - which, by the way, for a sitcom, borrowed heavily from I Love Lucy for various plot ideas. It's unfortunate that Hollywood makes actors go crazy - and steers them into a treadmill of changing partners and spouses. The fantasy worlds that Hollywood creates does not untether its actors from actual reality. If they choose to make a huge mess out of their personal lives, they will not be happy, nor will they live the wholesome fantasy they portray on TV. No one is immune from bad outcomes due to poor personal decisions. And in Hollywood - that story is written over and over again. You think they would learn from the mistakes of others - but they don't.
@@FactsVerse Hard to say which episode I liked best. I think the earlier B&W ones were funnier. I liked the original Darrin (Dick York) better than the re-cast Darrin (Dick Sargent). And any episode with Paul Lynde (Uncle Arthur) or Bernard Fox (Dr. Bombay) was great.
I'm having trouble with the part of the comment that says they borrowed heavily from I Love Lucy two more different situations I can't think of Lucy was straight comedic acting while Bewitched was totally a gimmick trick photography based show. But I will give you all comedy borrowed a bit from Desilu, but really as they go thus would be one of the least.
@@jackvannote Both shows were based on the idea of the husband being the straight man, while every week the housewife creates (or stumbles into) zany antics and crazy capers - causing the husband some major embarrassment - which is how the show gets its laughs from the audience. I agree the premise was somewhat different. Lucy was not a witch, and Samantha was not married to someone in show business. And yes, there was a lot of trick photography in Bewitched, but also, Lucy had quite a few sight gags as well. Remember the giant loaf of bread escaping from the oven? In one show Lucy learns how to drive, causing her husband distress, while the audience laughs. In a Bewitched episode, Samantha learns how to drive, causing her husband distress, while the audience laughs. It's not the same show, for sure. But it's the same idea for getting laughs. Now think about this: King of Queens is a re-imagining of The Honeymooners. One day I was watching King of Queens, and this realization hit me like a ton of bricks.
@@mxbishop You would make a better argument for your case if recognizing both marriages were totally improbable matches Lucy: the all American girl married to the Cuban and Darren: the all American boy who married an otherworldly entity an eternal ethereal being, a witch. You are on shaky ground with your comparison of Lucy's sight gags, most of which were based her genuine ability to execute physical comedy at the height of hilarity to Samantha laughs generated by the characters ability to magically bewitch any situation. That latter aspect depends solely on the technical expertise of those behind the scenes not in her ablity to actually perform. Not that she wasn't a geart actress and was able to suspend disbelief with her acting ablity so you actually did believe everything that happened while in the moment. As for the vexatious nature of the husband and wife relationship it exists in every situation comedy. The driving episode is classic to almost every one of the married couples on the tube, and for added screwball effect in "The Addams Family" its the rich chauffeured Gomez that has never driven, and Morticia is the vexed instructress. It's hysterical!! As "I Love Lucy" was frequently the first and almost always the best produced of these themes the Desilu team gets credit for being copied but we all have been copying the ancient Greeks since they began storytelling in theaters in ancient times. There are only 9 to 11 genuine different plot lines around which all stories revolve when you strip away the particular "window dressing" that makes it a "Lucy", a "Bewitched" a "Honeymooners", a "King of Queens" or "the Flintstones" (Yes, the latter three are all EXACTLY the same premise and I believe both "KoQ" and Hanna Barbera give a small acknowledgement in the credit to the Honeymooners) Well God Bless and Happy Continued Veiwing Jurassic Jack aka Jack A.S VanNote President JAV Communcative Enterprises A Multimedia Firm with interests in Film Television and Video Productions General Programming and ✝️ Family Fare
I worked with a rural cop, a state natural resources cop, who told me that he and EM "picnicked" on a bear skin rug he had placed over the hood of his police car back in the early 70s, or so...lol. At first I thought he was BSing until I began to learn more about my boyhood heartthrob...
I think that rural cop was telling a fib. Elizabeth Montgomery was very picky about her men. She wouldn't dally around with a rural cop. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
Oh don't be such a snob. It was Weschester Co. and said DEC cop a known "ladies man" who had been caught in flagrante on said skin on his crusier by a fellow officer.
Sounds like her fourth husband was the only good one of the lot. It is too bad they could not have had more time, I am confident they would have been happy together.
i had a big crush on her. i think hollywood though is a sweetshop extra marital fun. no doubt if an actor you are meeting so many different people and working long hours attraction towards other people no doubt becomes enevitable especially if your very attractive and also has a personality to match which im sure Elizabeth no doubt did. gorgeous woman RIP
If she was going to wait so long after her death to have her book published, almost 20 years, why not wait until after Robert Foxworth had passed on rather than him having to deal with the fallout as her last husband?
I didn't know about her four husbands other than her last husband actor Robert Foxworth but I heard that Gig Young had an alcohol problem that ended up with his murder/suicide with his then wife. Nowadays I'm not surprised about how these stars from yesteryear lived their lives especially when it came to sleeping around. But I remember one made for TV movie she did that many womens groups praised and in it she played a rape victim who is treated badly by investigating police, especially in her being questioned by male detectives about the rape and if she actually enjoyed it. It was said that because of that movie police procedure when dealing with rape victims went under close scrutiny nationwide and many changes were made especially in the courts as well. She was a beautiful and talented actress and she seemed to have finally found the right man for her in Robert Foxworth. It's sad that she passed so quickly after being diagnosed with cancer.
She was absolutely beautiful, and of course, a very talented actress. If I were young and single when she was around, I would not even have to think it over! Oh yeah, also if I were better looking!
I know Herbie J. Pilato, author of "TWITCH UPON A STAR." He would never write a salacious book about anybody, and he did not write a salacious book about Elizabeth Montgomery. You are just making it appear that way, and making Montgomery appear to be promiscuous. You just love to drag out the dirty laundry of a person's private life and discuss things which are nobody's business.
Yes Did you know She was married to 4 guys I knew. Who was the guy that she knew in Wisconsin. He was very good what she did. I admired her acting she was good. I was wondering did she have any children. Bless her Soul she was a good person..from Dawn Paul Melnik 🙋♀️💞.
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Who cares.
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She lived on the casting couch
WHO CARES?
@@BroadwayGuy Pparently you stick bundle
This doesn't change the way I feel about her. She was an immensely talented lady and brought us all many, many hours of wonderful entertainment. It's none of my business what she did in her personal life. She was discreet about everything and more private than a lot of celebrities in the decades since. Rest in peace, and thank you for the memories.
That's the way I feel.
LADY-Poor standards,and values.
she was great actress the shows she was on air truly memories
You said what I was thinking, who cares..
The negatives about people seem to make these people money and followers so sad
Montgomery's final partner was Robert Foxworth. Not Robert Fox.
You are absolutely right her 4th husband was Robert Foxworth.
These videos are poorly made. They are always filled with errors.
@@randykirby2866 I noticed. And when I can, I will provide correct information.
Thanks saves typing!!
@janet lavergne.....this joke of a channel very rarely get the facts straight! Sloppy research and reporting all the time!
As a kid (like so many guys) I was totally in love with Samantha Stephens. Now as an old guy, she is still stunning to me.
I'm vintage 1956 myself. As a kid my "dream girls" were Samantha, Mary Ann (Gilligan's Island), Agent 99 (Get Smart) and Jeannie (I Dream of Jeannie). Barbara Feldon and Barbara Eden are still with us in their 90s. RIP to Elizabeth Montgomery and Dawn Wells. Thanks to all of these ladies for the happy (and innocent) childhood memories.
Elizabeth Montgomery was drop dead gorgeous
Well said, we strongly concur! Thank you for watching our content and for sharing your thoughts. In your opinion, what is her finest role?
@@FactsVerse Her finest role was definitely Samantha in the successful TV series Bewitched. I used to watch the show just to gaze at her beautiful face.I had a crush on her for sure
Barbara Eden was way more hot
I wish everyone had her honesty-at least she admitted to her affairs.
The last season of BEWITCHED where she basically dropped character visually and went full on braless hot AF MILF is almost soft porn.
She was one of the most stunningly beautiful and intriguing women I've ever seen on screen.
Maybe so but not above Raquel Welch.
Why not BOTH!
I think Liz would be on top of that one!
LOL!
.......I would have ATE her...!
@@rabbidcow2135 i wish i wish but you know she wanted older men and i was just a teenager😭😭
....."date"......?...I would have ate...!
She was very beautiful, sexy and exceptionally attractive to young boys like me back then. I, too unmistakably thought she was very wholesome but I had no idea about the difference between a public persona and a private one. As they say, “Never meet your idols, they will always disappoint you.”
She's been gone nearly 28 years. LET HER REST IN PEACE!!!
How is this not? She’s dead so we can talk about her like every other dead person.
@@beyourself2444 Yet you don't care that Tabitha hears these terrible rumors.
Lol….she’s dead. Nothing we do does nothing “to” her. Maybe you take it on, but nah
@@kevinbergin9971 Can't tell whether you're joking or genuinely nuts.
@@sg-yq8pm Neither can I ... unfortunately.
At one point in the video you show Barbara Eden dancing while talking about Elizabeth.
It's the magic of being a Witch AND a Genie.....!!
I read somewhere that Alexander Godunov drank himself to death, he was devastated at the breakup with Elizabeth. Wonder why you didn't picture him here in this video when he was mentioned. He was a very handsome and accomplished person, and deserves to be remembered. You pictured someone else.
Maybe they needed approval from A G.
@@bobboscarato1313 He was a public figure. There are tons of use-able pictures they could have used without needing his 'approval'. The man is dead. He can't approve anything, but the publicity shots are still out there. That means PUBLIC.
Usually there is an estate that administers the licensing of use of a deceased actor's likeness, though a very brief use may fall under the 'fair use doctrine" of copyright law. But a famous person's likeness is most likely being licensed for use by someone, very little is in the public domain.
@@jackvannote Duh. Not the point.
@@SuperSPatrick Duh, was just to correct the impression you created that if the person is dead their likeness becomes fair game to use without need for clearances. Frankly, I don't know what the point was of that part of your comment. I understand the videogragher screwed up and used a wrong picture, which is the point but in this thread people were discussing other possibilities for not using the right picture, so being in the business; actually putting projects together I explained the truth of the matter that the famous and their estates have become increasingly protective of likeness and images and you have to deal with a variety of Licensing Agencies to obtain permission to use stars images with the exception of short usage that fits the Fair Use Doctrine criteria of Copyright law.
Bewitched was my favorite TV show when I was a kid. Later on, in my teens, I saw her portrayal of Lizzie Borden. Wow! Great movie! I loved it. As for her private life, well...that's why they call it ACTING! I never thought Elizabeth Montgomery was exactly like Samantha. Nor did I ever expect her to be just like Lizzie Borden. It's acting! Actors always pretend to be somebody else, right? What's unusual about that?
Elizabeth Montgomery's final husband was Robert Foxworth, not Fox. They were together for over 20 years before finally marrying. Why did you include footage of Barbara Eden dancing saying it was Elizabeth?
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@@FactsVerse What have you got? I thought that was Barbara Eden too and I was confused
Now Barbara Eden was a full on freak.But when you look like her with that hot bod you put them to good use.
Her final husband was named Robert Foxworth.[ not Fox] He was the actor who portrayed Chase Gioberti on the 1980s show called "Falconcrest".
Her fourth husband was "Robert Foxworth," NOT "Robert Fox".
OK....!
......BUT Elizabeth was a FOX....!
@@douglasknoll3500 Cute.
......YES...! Elizabeth was "cute" AND a FOX...!
Robert Foxworth was such a handsome guy. Too bad he wasn't gay and in love with ME!!! Sounds like Elizabeth Montgomery finally hit the jackpot with her fourth and final husband.
It doesn’t sound like she lived a salacious life, rather over several decades she had a number of relationships, which for different reasons didn’t work. The first two marriages sound like a young woman looking for security with older men that she likely did not get from her father . The third marriage was with her professional partner William Asher with whom she owned Bewitched, and who was the father of her children. The fact the marriage eventually failed is not an indictment on either party, but probably had a lot to do with working together and having a family as much as infidelity. Finally, EM seems to finally found happiness with Robert Foxworth in a domestic partnership where she finally found someone who could appreciate the full person not just the beauty we saw on the small screen.
Books about angelic people don't selll much. People like scandal
Loved her on Bewitched. She was a gorgeous lady. I'm sorry she never felt secure enough to just love herself and the rest would fall into place. Her talents go beyond just Bewitched. She was a political advocate and started in several really good shows/movies. Loved her in Lizzy Borden. Thank you 😊
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Was she gay ?
@@trevorgwelch7412 She was a liberal. So naturally she believed being gay was perfectly alright. She probably loved watching men suck on each other's Peter.
I had a major crush on Elizabeth Montgomery when she was doing Bewitched. Her and Barbara Eden (still living) were my crushes.
We're glad to know that you love Elizabeth and the show. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. If we may ask, which episode did you like the best?
They were both stunners, but Barbara was definitely the hotter one. Another pair that was awesomely beautiful was Beverly Owen and Pat Priest, the first and second actresses, respectively, to play Marilyn on The Munsters.
Those two drove me crazy they were so sexy!
One's onscreen persona hides many secrets----like 99.99% of humans --especially in her era.
I mean look at what Bob Crane was doing lol .
The old saying “the only normal people are the ones you don’t know very well” certainly is true.
Why do you have video of Barbara Eden in this video?
And Carol Burnett?!!🤔
That part of Elizabeth and Carol was Liz was in the audience of Carol’s show during her q & a that she did before it started.
I don’t know what Barbara Eden was doing, but who cares, she was a bonus!
Maybe because she was snatchalicious during the era too...?
Snatchalicious?
Who?
Carol Burnett?
Barbara Eden?
Liz?
ALL 3 of those Gals were @ their peak Beauties..!
Most people are FAR too young to realize what a huge movie star her father Robert was in the 1930's and 40's. Unless you regularly watch TCM.
He also had an anthology show called Robert Montgomery presents. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
And from this post we have learned that, among his certainly many other shortcomings, John Flanagan cannot read, for he references Herbie Pilato's book incessantly--and STILL gets the information wrong. Gotta love social media--the crap-fest of the 21st century!
She was human and a fine actress! I loved her ❤!!
I did know she was married 4 times at the time of her death but I didn't know she had so many affairs, but she was a great actress and gorgeous just like Barbara Eden
Elizabeth was a beautiful nice woman..old school and kind.
Leave her alone it's nobody's business about her personal life
She also stepped out on Robert Fox , didn’t matter because he loved her… To bad she didn’t love herself enough…She grew up in a household that was devoid of physical intimacy…
Elizabeth Montgomery felt she needed attention from everyone. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
But she remained loyal to Robert Foxworth until the end.
@@kevinbergin9971 , she was in a "relationship" with foxworth but yet she hooked up with godunov !
Miss Elizabeth from the WWF was portrayed as wholesome as well. Much different off screen.
Do tell?
I fell in love with Elizabeth Montgomery when I saw her play Rusty Heller in the Untouchables. She was beautiful and talented. I knew she'd make her mark in the industry. Always a wholesome star.
R.I.P. Elizabeth ⚘️♥️📺
David White, who played Larry Tate on Bewitched was also in the Rusty Heller story with Elizabeth Montgomery on the untouchables. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
@Harper Stacey that's true. You're a true movie fan. Thanks 👍🏽⚘️
@@1stshepherd thank you for the compliment. Raquel Welch, who just died appeared in a episode of Bewitched in the first season as a stewardess. The episode was called wife or witch? From Ms. Harper Stacey.
@@harperstacey9604 📺⚘️🎬
I did not know she was married four times but she was a very very good actress I love you with rest in peace Elizabeth Montgomery
Beautiful words, thank you for your message for Elizabeth. May she find peace 🙏
Anyone who cheats on a partner repeatedly is an untrustworthy person.
You reap what you sow in relationships
The fact that she married an alcoholic abuser proved she was a poor judge of men in relationships
Same poor judgements you made in life
I don't care about people's private lives. This video isn't presenting to much stuff that we don't already know. Is the source TWITCH UPON A STAR: THE BEWITCHING LIFE OF ELIZABETH MONTGOMER by Herbie Pilato, or is there another one?
I do know, without seeing this video, that her father showed her little respect as an actress, despite the fact that she blew him out of the water in career and popularity. Foxworth has said that he felt that her father was jealous of her.
I do know this, from a recent BEWITCHED special, that Asher cheated on her more than once and it broke her heart. To her, I guess, the marriage was over. Let's not forget Richard Michaels. Why was he messing around?
I can see why Elizabeth Montgomery hated the Hollywood scene. I'm just glad that she and Robert Foxworth met. They were good for one another.
@@lincolnhayes3060Loving so much?
If she "spilled the beans" but this clip only confirms five men, that's fairly wholesome these days and would have been okay enough back in the sixties even (post '67)
Her father was sounded like the male Joan Crawford.
Her father wasn't into wire hangers 😂. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
Never knew she was Married 4 Times
Glad to know that you discovered something new about Elizabeth. Which of her roles appealed to you the most?
Her last husband was Foxworth not Fox. 😊
.......but Elizabeth was a FOX..... ALL Thru-out...!
If was Michael J. Fox 🦊🤓
Some people are happier with change and with variety, not everyone loves to be stuck with one person their whole life
Elizabeth's fourth husband was Robert FoxWORTH!
Hollywood has been known to be a game of “ musical beds” for decades. Nothing new really.
Ironically, Elizabeth Montgomery starred in a 1963 film called, who's been sleeping in my bed? From Ms. Harper Stacey.
Give it a rest. Let her rest. Why are we interested in such BS?
.........it's Bewitching....?
I didn’t know she was married four times, but I heard she slept around Hollywood. But who cares? She was GORGEOUS; although I thought she was more beautiful in the earlier episodes of “Bewitched.” As the show went on I think her good looks began to wane. Probably due to her lifestyle. But i had HUGE CRUSHES on her, Barbara Eden, Mary Tyler Moore, Farrah Fawcett and Lynda Carter thru the 1970’s. Rest in Peace, Elizabeth, Mary & Farrah.
Everyone can have things they did. I guess I’m saying he or she who is without sin cast the first stone.?😊😊
We have sins but it does not mean that we can do smth wrong all our life. We MUST try NOT to.
I always love her so much. I thought she was so Beautiful and I love Bewitched. Who cars who she slept with that is none of our business. I love the person no matter what. I don't judge people...
Well by not judging people you avoid problems with their character. I'm sick and tired of hearing that people should not be judged. They damn well need to be judged. Character Matters and I have no use for serious deficiencies and character and it always spills over into the areas of life. Always.
So if some one is Demonic-like, YOU "don't judge" them...?
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What ever YOU fine folk and/or folks make available..!
Elizabeth Montgomery was my dream girl growing up!😍😍😍😍
We're a big fan of her too! Which role of Liz appealed to you the most?
@@FactsVerse All of them!lol
So you were bewitched by her 🔥
I'd heard about a lot of this & I have never read the book! I was in love with her after the 1st year of Bewitched! I loved her throughout her career & when I got older, hell I would have had an affair with her myself!! I was jealous of Foxworth, esp. after he married her! Damn, she's gone 28 yrs. RIP Bb! Lots of UR fans still miss U like this Big Fan from Canada that will be 65 next month!!
Sounds pretty tame compared to some Hollywood sirens😄😄
You mean they got their bell rung....?
Too bad people judge others...
Bill Asher was the cause of the divorce. He admitted it in 1999 and also admitted that he had a roving eye. Herbie Pilato said that Asher told him that he had a roving eye in an interview not long ago. He also said that he feels that Asher never got over Liz. I think one can see that when her statue was unvieled in 2005.
In a BEWITTCHED special in April, Bernie Kopell said he was at Liz's home and heard her tear into Asher. He cheated on her. Richard Michaels' marriage was on the rocks. It's mentioned on the special that he had his eyes on Liz.
I guess to Liz, the marriage was over.
Wow??? Really??? Do people really care about an actress's private life? Elizabeth Montgomery was a great actress....and very likely a great lady by all accounts.....loved and admired her deeply!!!!
She volunteered that information by putting it in a book.
Then why did you watch the video?
The biggest problem I have with her private life is that I wasn't in it.
@@krismckee because I like anything about Elizabeth Montgomery..... If that's any of your goddamn business
@@krismckee .... I had to watch the video to find out what they said about one of my favorite Stars...... So much for your GOTCHA moment!
7:11 When discussing The Court-Martial of Billy Mitchell they mention "Gary", no last name. I assume they meant Gary Cooper?
She's no more salacious than Elizabeth Taylor, Marilyn Monroe, & other actresses.
The 60's was the love generation. I don't think people cared " back in the day" about it. 😂😂😂
I doesn't seem so strange that she hooked with so many men but then she had four different husbands ? (That is a CLUE for those of you who don't understand that sleeping around hurts you in the long run.)
I would' not call myself a feminist, but the double standard is quite evident. If you are a guy, especially if you are attractive, you are expected to play the field; but a female is "salacious if she does the same. For a woman that looked that great, any guy she gave it up for should be grateful for some great memories! It is to her credit that she set the record straight before her life ended. R.I.P.!
I've got news for all of you, most actresses in the 60s bounced from bed to bed. Very few were virtuous!
It's not fox it is foxworth
How much is a "Foxworth"....?
Elizabeth and Barbara and Carol were ALL FOXES..!
If Elizabeth had a salacious life, so did a large population of Western entertainers.
All the proceeds from the book likely goes to her Children..The more salacious the book the more likely it will be a best seller whenever it was released.
2:50 That's Barbara Eden from I dream of Jeannie, not Elizabeth Montgomery.
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The males that were w/Elizabeth enjoyed her "content" too...OR @ least should have, I know I would have...! HeyoooooOOOOO!
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Loved Bewitched and Montgomery. She was always great in that role - which, by the way, for a sitcom, borrowed heavily from I Love Lucy for various plot ideas. It's unfortunate that Hollywood makes actors go crazy - and steers them into a treadmill of changing partners and spouses. The fantasy worlds that Hollywood creates does not untether its actors from actual reality. If they choose to make a huge mess out of their personal lives, they will not be happy, nor will they live the wholesome fantasy they portray on TV. No one is immune from bad outcomes due to poor personal decisions. And in Hollywood - that story is written over and over again. You think they would learn from the mistakes of others - but they don't.
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@@FactsVerse Hard to say which episode I liked best. I think the earlier B&W ones were funnier. I liked the original Darrin (Dick York) better than the re-cast Darrin (Dick Sargent). And any episode with Paul Lynde (Uncle Arthur) or Bernard Fox (Dr. Bombay) was great.
I'm having trouble with the part of the comment that says they borrowed heavily from I Love Lucy two more different situations I can't think of Lucy was straight comedic acting while Bewitched was totally a gimmick trick photography based show. But I will give you all comedy borrowed a bit from Desilu, but really as they go thus would be one of the least.
@@jackvannote Both shows were based on the idea of the husband being the straight man, while every week the housewife creates (or stumbles into) zany antics and crazy capers - causing the husband some major embarrassment - which is how the show gets its laughs from the audience. I agree the premise was somewhat different. Lucy was not a witch, and Samantha was not married to someone in show business. And yes, there was a lot of trick photography in Bewitched, but also, Lucy had quite a few sight gags as well. Remember the giant loaf of bread escaping from the oven? In one show Lucy learns how to drive, causing her husband distress, while the audience laughs. In a Bewitched episode, Samantha learns how to drive, causing her husband distress, while the audience laughs. It's not the same show, for sure. But it's the same idea for getting laughs. Now think about this: King of Queens is a re-imagining of The Honeymooners. One day I was watching King of Queens, and this realization hit me like a ton of bricks.
@@mxbishop You would make a better argument for your case if recognizing both marriages were totally improbable matches Lucy: the all American girl married to the Cuban and Darren: the all American boy who married an otherworldly entity an eternal ethereal being, a witch. You are on shaky ground with your comparison of Lucy's sight gags, most of which were based her genuine ability to execute physical comedy at the height of hilarity to Samantha laughs generated by the characters ability to magically bewitch any situation. That latter aspect depends solely on the technical expertise of those behind the scenes not in her ablity to actually perform. Not that she wasn't a geart actress and was able to suspend disbelief with her acting ablity so you actually did believe everything that happened while in the moment. As for the vexatious nature of the husband and wife relationship it exists in every situation comedy. The driving episode is classic to almost every one of the married couples on the tube, and for added screwball effect in "The Addams Family" its the rich chauffeured Gomez that has never driven, and Morticia is the vexed instructress. It's hysterical!! As "I Love Lucy" was frequently the first and almost always the best produced of these themes the Desilu team gets credit for being copied but we all have been copying the ancient Greeks since they began storytelling in theaters in ancient times. There are only 9 to 11 genuine different plot lines around which all stories revolve when you strip away the particular "window dressing" that makes it a "Lucy", a "Bewitched" a "Honeymooners", a "King of Queens" or "the Flintstones" (Yes, the latter three are all EXACTLY the same premise and I believe both "KoQ" and Hanna Barbera give a small acknowledgement in the credit to the Honeymooners) Well God Bless and Happy Continued Veiwing Jurassic Jack aka Jack A.S VanNote President JAV Communcative Enterprises A Multimedia Firm with interests in Film Television and Video Productions General Programming and ✝️ Family Fare
Wholesome should apply to men as well as women?
I agree, people don't need to know this. People will do anything for money. Leave her alone.
I always love Elizabeth playing her cousin serena. She was gorgeous...
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I loved Serena character as well!
What is the name of this so called book? I have several books on her and it mentions 1 person.
Robert Foxworth was Elizabeth's Darren 💞💗
Glad to hear she was fond of Mr Happy
Looks like any normal person can’t make in Hollywood.
It's not Hollywood. It's hollyweird. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
I worked with a rural cop, a state natural resources cop, who told me that he and EM "picnicked" on a bear skin rug he had placed over the hood of his police car back in the early 70s, or so...lol. At first I thought he was BSing until I began to learn more about my boyhood heartthrob...
I think that rural cop was telling a fib. Elizabeth Montgomery was very picky about her men. She wouldn't dally around with a rural cop. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
Oh don't be such a snob.
It was Weschester Co. and said DEC cop a known "ladies man" who had been caught in flagrante on said skin on his crusier by a fellow officer.
@@StevenGSchassler I am not being a snob. Elizabeth Montgomery just wouldn't go for a rural cop.
That wasn't a recent book. It came out over a decade ago - in 2012.
Why did you show footage of Barbara Eden during a video of Elizabeth Montgomery? Lol
So who's on the list?? You only mentioned a few. WTF?
No, it alleges it.
She was a beautiful part of my childhood I'm jealous of anyone who had access to her physically LUCKY THEM
Just physically? Like she was a meat? Ok...
Her life --- Her decisions.
Whom you slept with makes no difference in your character. She was a great woman!
The first sentence 💀
Sounds like her fourth husband was the only good one of the lot. It is too bad they could not have had more time, I am confident they would have been happy together.
They did have a lot of time together. They were together for 20 years. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
If I look like her I’d have a fulfilled life as well. I’m sure she had a wonderful life full of exciting times and now she’s gone the end
Being a whore is not cool
The idea that women have good intuition in who they marry is false.
i had a big crush on her. i think hollywood though is a sweetshop extra marital fun. no doubt if an actor you are meeting so many different people and working long hours attraction towards other people no doubt becomes enevitable especially if your very attractive and also has a personality to match which im sure Elizabeth no doubt did. gorgeous woman RIP
She died in 1995, how did she approve a book released in 2014? Curious.
If she was going to wait so long after her death to have her book published, almost 20 years, why not wait until after Robert Foxworth had passed on rather than him having to deal with the fallout as her last husband?
well she certainly had a colorful life👍🏻
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3:10 Robert Montgomery was infuriated ... boy he ain't seen nothing yet.
I didn't know about her four husbands other than her last husband actor Robert Foxworth but I heard that Gig Young had an alcohol problem that ended up with his murder/suicide with his then wife. Nowadays I'm not surprised about how these stars from yesteryear lived their lives especially when it came to sleeping around. But I remember one made for TV movie she did that many womens groups praised and in it she played a rape victim who is treated badly by investigating police, especially in her being questioned by male detectives about the rape and if she actually enjoyed it. It was said that because of that movie police procedure when dealing with rape victims went under close scrutiny nationwide and many changes were made especially in the courts as well. She was a beautiful and talented actress and she seemed to have finally found the right man for her in Robert Foxworth. It's sad that she passed so quickly after being diagnosed with cancer.
........SO,.....he Gig'ed too Young...?
Cancer doesnt come on you that fast and kill you in a few weeks
One of your images of Elizabeth Montgomery was actually Barbara Eden. classic AI mistake.
James Naughton worked with her on a MOW for Warner Bros in the mid-1980s I worked on. Let's just say they had......chemistry.
Is he the actor from American Werewolf in London?
What's the book called
"Which BED IS Mine....?"
Just kiddin'....! (about the title of book!) ]. On a truly serious note, She was Way TOO young for beautiful Elizabeth to RIP..!
She was absolutely beautiful, and of course, a very talented actress. If I were young and single when she was around, I would not even have to think it over! Oh yeah, also if I were better looking!
Beautiful words, thank you for your message for Elizabeth. We're a big fan of her too. Which Bewitched episode is the most memorable for you?
Being better looking is okay but being a nice person is much better. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
She was beautiful great actress love show bewitched
I know Herbie J. Pilato, author of "TWITCH UPON A STAR." He would never write a salacious book about anybody, and he did not write a salacious book about Elizabeth Montgomery. You are just making it appear that way, and making Montgomery appear to be promiscuous. You just love to drag out the dirty laundry of a person's private life and discuss things which are nobody's business.
So what ! She was lovely no matter what.❤
Let her rest in peace !!!!!!
Let This woman ♀️👠 be remember as a Talented actress. Nobody cares. Have Respect
Whatever she done good or bad she's gone now and people should let her rest in peace
I am glad she had a good time. She was my favourite star growing up. Loved bewitched.
I guess you could say she would behold the Pink Horse several times.
She was human with all the frailties and shortcomings.
Both she and Carolyn Jones died of colon cancer. RIP.
Carolyn Jones was briefly married to TV producer, Aaron spelling in the early 60's. From Ms. Harper Stacey.
Why have videos about this? For shame!
Yes Did you know She was married to 4 guys I knew. Who was the guy that she knew in Wisconsin. He was very good what she did. I admired her acting she was good. I was wondering did she have any children. Bless her Soul she was a good person..from Dawn Paul Melnik 🙋♀️💞.
That was Barbara Eden at 257
The world was dying to know!