Great answers, Tony! ❤ what a humble and down-to-earth actor he was!!! What thoughtful and brilliant answers and a modest reaction to this disgusting show host! Bravo, Tony!!! And you are MORE THAN JUST BEAUTIFUL! You're AWESOME!!!!
Absolutely hate how this guy is almost forcing Tony to brag about himself, you can see how uncomfortable it's making him :( he's not an arrogant guy :(
That's because he was brought up properly, with etiquette like I had in the day; today young people cannot even speak correctly, and forget typing correct sentences.... sad. He was SO handsome! Kim :)
@@larrywakeman4371 I agree with what you say and that's very unfortunate for young people nowadays. Anthony always was a very articulate man, I've always admired him for being a unique talented actor and a very intelligent and interesting man.
Larry Wakeman as a young man like me at the age of 21 almost 22 I can say I speak and type properly. Also I admire the older works of film and art and I’m into, Classical music unlike most of my generation.
He was quiet, introspective, an introvert and a great actor! He Looks like a regular guy/Joe that you would meet on the street but beneath that layer is something brooding and impressive.
I know, I cannot stomach MW or that DIPuglysonofhis- Tony is GORGEOUS and extremely intelligent- and articulate-- maybe Mike is jealous that he cannot speak FLUENT French Like Tony .... and jealous of his Stellar GORGEOUS LOOKS! Kim
@@franken-pattern Yes. He has quite a few good movies after Psycho that seems to be overlooked. Perkins and Welles complimented each other. I wish Welles could’ve directed him again
@@CorinParkerCL I remember seeing a 60s inspired 'The Truman Show' fancast on MyCast and it proposed Anthony Perkins as 'Truman' and Orson Welles as 'Christoph'....I would pay money to have seen that
For a 25 year old man, he's articulate and easy going. He speaks in complete sentences. He never gets ruffled. At minute 20 he hasn't made a false step.
Yes he's wonderful. Yet definitely not easy going, he's visibly uncomfortable and very controlled. There's a sad reason for this, a very difficult upbringing.
@@user-bj2lu9qt3o Oh yes. I would say the. only flaw in his acting is he can be too precise, too in his head. I’ve read a lot about him. He has been my favorite actor since I was eleven. He was already gone when I began to watch him. His movies helped me when I was in rough places. I understand some the darkness entwined into his personality. When I read about Perkins’ mother… let’s just say I related on some level But I love watching his gears work when he’s on game shows and his competitiveness.
@@user-bj2lu9qt3o He was visibly, and justifiably, uncomfortable because the interviewer's questions and approach were both inappropriate and abrasive.
one of my favorites always gave a great performance in each movie he did very talented singer to evening primrose was one of his greatest roles to deserves more credit
its interesting, i would agree with anyone any day to defend him against a media pawn, but mike wallace actually doesnt seem to be one. hes asking questions pretty straight-forewardly and although some of them just seem painful and mean, i feel like its good to get questions like that over and done with just so people can know. i do agree he should have approached them differently, though. but then tony may be less honest by feeling more obliged to say things that wouldnt seem odd rather than being almost defiantly honest.
@AllytheGumby Ha Ha .No .As I got older I was said to look more like Charles Bronson ,and he defo did not have the looks of Anthony Perkins .Wish I could postca pic of when I looked like him.
Why did Mike Wallace find it appropriate to interrogate a twenty-six-year-old actor as if he was running for political office? Ridiculous! Anthony Perkins handled himself so well, and his intelligence is obvious. Tony has the graciousness that Wallace lacks. I think it's unfortunate that Tony, a talented and cultivated individual, had to endure this treatment. If Twitter had existed back then, I'm sure Wallace would have been harshly criticized for the way he conducted himself.
@@anchitaroy9126 I heartily concur. Tony comes across as much more intelligent, thoughtful & articulate than most actors. A pity that he had to put up with so many inane questions from Mike Wallace, many of which are only meant to get a sensational reply or reaction.
The presentation set up is so... strange, now, partly because there’s a kind of honesty going on here. And, while Perkins seems to be interrogated by Wallace, he also seems to quite understand what it’s all about. Nowadays, the ‘Chat Show’ acts as a shop-window for the equivalent of a fast-food franchise. Nevertheless, Perkins comes across as thoughtful and on-the-ball ... though there is a curious segment that starts with a question about the “Beat Generation” & ‘responsibility’ or not that leaves one wondering. And then there’s the final question, “What does..... “. Really, quite interesting. Subbing.
i really really agree with you. no one else seems to understand or notice this odd honesty. its like by simply asking the questions in a rough manner you are inadvertently forcing anthony perkins to launch into a more genuine discussion, where to keep up with whats going on, he wouldnt be able to fake an opinion in time. it is mean, but at the same time it must be refreshing for both of them in a way. anthony perkins seems like such a beautiful person.
Right up there with Brando, Sheen, and Walken as the greatest actors of all time! If Perkins had never made another movie for the res tof his life, his sensational performance as Norman Bates sealed his legacy as one of the all-time great actors. He should have been one of the biggest stars of the 1960's but then he basically disappeared from the scene after Psycho making films in Europe.
If the unique mysterious persona of Anthony Perkins made him heir to great Hollywood actors it wasn't Gable, Brando, Stewart, or Cooper. It was Montgomery Cliff.
They didn't know any better. Media wasn't accesible and as laid back as it is now. The crime rate has dropped since then, but communities were insular and no one was really considered a stranger. It's the rose colored glasses, I tell you!
Anthony Perkins will always be THE Norman Bates, but it would have been interesting had he lived to have seen what James Dean might have done with the role. He was the right age and he had the brooding and the edginess.
Loved James Dean, saw all 3 of his movies, he was great in all of them. Don't see him in Psycho though, but then when an actor is really good in a movie, he becomes that person, and it gets hard to see anyone else in that role. I loved Montgomery Clift in "From here to Eternity", heard that Aldo Ray was considered for that role, would never have worked. Clift was Prewitt, like Perkins, he was dark, brooding and gorgeous. Had a cross on both of them in my youth, both were also bisexual.
Unfortunately, Perkins was not to inherit the mantle of Gable or Steward or Cooper. "Psycho" was his high watermark and it was downhill after that. Virtually all his movies in the 60s were made in Europe and are pretty much forgotten.
He suppressed a lot of painful memories and feelings at that time (complex abuse and other traumas while he was young). Combined with the longing to be honest, strange reactions like this come out I guess.
I almost think, since he was so so excellent in the early days and moving up (as they say), that as great as he was in Psycho, it may have ruined his career as it type-casted him; several famous British actors also commented and said the same.
One of the worst interviews I have ever seen. Perkins is much too articulate and self aware for the critical sensationalistic smoking Wallace. To add, at one point Wallace asks him about what qualities stand out in him, Perkins should of said: I have great tolerance for stupid questions like the ones you are asking me!
I could not agree more. Mike Wallace is not a well rounded interviewer. Seems to enjoy putting people on the spot & constantly looking for a weak spot in his subject.
The Interviewer was too personal, too critical and asking questions that were tangentially related to Anthony. Also, what kind of question is “are you lying?” Is this a talk show or an interrogation room with a single light bulb swinging from the ceiling. That being said, I would *kill* to know exactly how Perkins felt about this.
@@daniellemoor4043 Yep. First time his press agent Buddy Clarke..Forget why this one went wrong. And then Head of Paramount PR Michael Weinberg. Perkins was waiting for us in front of the theatre. Weinberg had taken me to see `The Two of Us` and then we went for a meal (Chinese) Perkins was waiting..tall, lithe, slithering up or down a tree in front of the theatre. Weinberg snubbed him. Why? Then over supper he was `Oh, Claude Chabrol will be in town next week. I want you to meet him.` I was not interested in Chabrol. DAMN!! I still say DAMN. Let me said something Danielle..when you are part of a time frame, a certain period you do not objectify yourself and your behaviour. It always amuses me having lived for as long as I have that everything I did and knew as everyday has now taken on strange historical significance. Weird! All best wishes, Sandra
Sandra Shevey what year was this? Also, you were SOOOO lucky 😍. I was born in the summer of 2001, but I almost can’t even imagine living the rest of my life without meeting someone who looks like and IS like Tony Perkins...
@@alexandraponce8081 Almost lucky TWICE. This time 1967 or 1968 the year `The Two of Us` with Michel Simon was released. Head of Paramount pr Michael Weinberg (killed with 6 other Hollywood Jewish film executives in a car accident in Europe in the early Seventies) had probably arranged for Perkins to be waiting for us as we exited the cinema. Weinberg had invited me to the screening and for a meal after. He was tall and lithe. Leaning against a tree he almost seemed to be slithering up. STill divine. Attractive, lean, nervous.....Anyway when he saw us he started to make his way over but Weinberg did a detour..a complete about-face. As I did not know Perkins had intended to tag along I could not have queried Weinberg about it. At the restaurant he said and I did not understand it at the time `Claude Chabrol is coming to town next week. I want you to meet him`. Well I did not want to meet Chabrol. I would have liked to have met Perkins. and did not realize Weinberg had queered the meeting and was offering a substitute.
Just as well he didn't answer about being the works no.1 film star but seemed pleased almost ecstatic that he was being asked. Unfortunately he became typecast and took those roles because they paid well and that's what actors do. They go for the big money, people can disagree all they like but they're just fooling themselves, He'd have been offered many low budget film roles but would have turned them down even if he liked the script. Hell let's be honest he wouldn't of even been interested in reading a script unless a big paycheck was at the end of it, that's how it works. Anyway he never really became anywhere near as well known as a lot of his peers
Such beautiful eyes, beautiful eyebrows, beautiful hair…altogether…just beautiful. 😍
and his smile. omg!
I can’t stop looking at his face, he was one of the most beautiful men ever to walk the Earth...
How about his voice? He recorded some albums during the 50s. Really good
Yes, yes and omg YES!
He was no Rondo Hatton but the late great Mr Perkins was indeed one handsome chap.
I must’ve been 15 when this occurred to me….❤️
@@sudicalwig I didn't know that, thank you.
I love Anthony! Such a humble guy. Good head on his shoulders. I miss him.
I miss him tooo.....
me too I wish I could’ve met him
The most beautiful actor of all time. What a stunning man ❤
I love his smile. He was adorable ☺️
The answers seem so genuine....he was way ahead of his time
Oh my goodness! Thank you so much for sharing this!!! I love Tony Perkins, this a treasure to watch!
He was so gorgeous and a great actor.
Not too handsome?? Are you kidding? He was beautiful.
See how a woman can see a beautiful man? Women know stuff. Karen Kelly knows stuff. You see the beauty in the humility in this man just for starters.
they probably had bad taste back in the day
beautiful indeed
Agreed,Karen
he was the hottest guy who has ever lived!
Nothing compares to you, Tony❤️🌹
Great answers, Tony! ❤ what a humble and down-to-earth actor he was!!! What thoughtful and brilliant answers and a modest reaction to this disgusting show host! Bravo, Tony!!! And you are MORE THAN JUST BEAUTIFUL! You're AWESOME!!!!
Absolutely hate how this guy is almost forcing Tony to brag about himself, you can see how uncomfortable it's making him :( he's not an arrogant guy :(
Yep thats right. He is a jealous old douche bag
He wasnt an arrogant man. You mean
What an interesting and thoroughly likeable person. Excellent actor.
Great Actor. Smiles with his eyes. His humility is refreshing. Hope he comes back in the Resurrection. Marvin
May it be the first resurrection.
Which resurrection would that be? Should I pack a lunch?
@@arthurboehm 😂
Perkins is very articulate for a 25 year old young man.
That's because he was brought up properly, with etiquette like I had in the day; today young people cannot even speak correctly, and forget typing correct sentences.... sad. He was SO handsome! Kim :)
@@larrywakeman4371 I agree with what you say and that's very unfortunate for young people nowadays. Anthony always was a very articulate man, I've always admired him for being a unique talented actor and a very intelligent and interesting man.
SO TRUE!!!! Kim @@fabiolaandrea5381
Larry Wakeman as a young man like me at the age of 21 almost 22 I can say I speak and type properly. Also I admire the older works of film and art and I’m into, Classical music unlike most of my generation.
@@larrywakeman4371 Today young people cannot even speak correctly? What the fuck, dude are you serious? LOL
The cigarette stuff in the first few minutes is crazy
Chubby Checker182 Omg! Talk about heavyhanded. And the host doing the peddling! Hard to believe, isn't it?
Making pot legal is insane.
He was quiet, introspective, an introvert and a great actor! He Looks like a regular guy/Joe that you would meet on the street but beneath that layer is something brooding and impressive.
Why is this beautiful man being grilled for no reason whatsoever?
I know, I cannot stomach MW or that DIPuglysonofhis- Tony is GORGEOUS and extremely intelligent- and articulate-- maybe Mike is jealous that he cannot speak FLUENT French Like Tony .... and jealous of his Stellar GORGEOUS LOOKS! Kim
His eyes are beautiful
Wow, he was such a kind and thoughtful guy.
Tony sure as hell had more class than most of them !
Agreed!!
A lot more class than the horrible interviewer.
Anthony Perkins .. Such a great, honest, handsome, polite gentleman and a very giftet actor ... RIP ❤
4:30 'Not too handsome'?...the first movie I saw Anthony in was 'The Trial' and I thought he was one of the most beautiful men I'd ever laid eyes on
Exactly. He was an Adonis that everyone clamored after. He could be with *anyone* he wanted. Whoever wrote that quote needed glasses.
I just loved, "The Trial"! What a strange, wonderful, beautiful and terrifying film that is! Orson and Anthony are fantastic! 🎉
@@franken-pattern Yes. He has quite a few good movies after Psycho that seems to be overlooked. Perkins and Welles complimented each other. I wish Welles could’ve directed him again
@@CorinParkerCL Agreed
@@CorinParkerCL I remember seeing a 60s inspired 'The Truman Show' fancast on MyCast and it proposed Anthony Perkins as 'Truman' and Orson Welles as 'Christoph'....I would pay money to have seen that
Mike Wallace was pretty brutal here . . . and it leaves me, for one, feeling more sympathetic to Anthony Perkins.
Wallace was clearly fucking with him....BTW Wallace was CIA.
For a 25 year old man, he's articulate and easy going. He speaks in complete sentences. He never gets ruffled. At minute 20 he hasn't made a false step.
He was so intelligent and quick witted.
Yes he's wonderful. Yet definitely not easy going, he's visibly uncomfortable and very controlled. There's a sad reason for this, a very difficult upbringing.
@@user-bj2lu9qt3o Oh yes. I would say the. only flaw in his acting is he can be too precise, too in his head.
I’ve read a lot about him. He has been my favorite actor since I was eleven. He was already gone when I began to watch him. His movies helped me when I was in rough places.
I understand some the darkness entwined into his personality. When I read about Perkins’ mother… let’s just say I related on some level
But I love watching his gears work when he’s on game shows and his competitiveness.
@@user-bj2lu9qt3o He was visibly, and justifiably, uncomfortable because the interviewer's questions and approach were both inappropriate and abrasive.
He was an incredible actor. Anthony Perkins did a great job in playing Norman Bates in the Psycho movies. Great Job Tony.
GREAT INTERVIEW ! SUNDAY 11/5/23 NOVEMBER 5, 2023
Wow. I love this guy!!
Thank you for uploading this video and can’t wait to see more exclusive content!
Incredibly charismatic!❤
one of my favorites always gave a great performance in each movie he did very talented singer to evening primrose was one of his greatest roles to deserves more credit
Tony Perkins was a cool soul. Mike Wallace seems to be a media pawn here
The less said about Wallace the better.
Reminds me of the character "Mongo" in the 1974 film "Blazing Saddles". He says about himself, "Mongo only pawn in game of life".
its interesting, i would agree with anyone any day to defend him against a media pawn, but mike wallace actually doesnt seem to be one. hes asking questions pretty straight-forewardly and although some of them just seem painful and mean, i feel like its good to get questions like that over and done with just so people can know. i do agree he should have approached them differently, though. but then tony may be less honest by feeling more obliged to say things that wouldnt seem odd rather than being almost defiantly honest.
The cigerettes ad lmao, was really a different time.
Smoke 'um if you got 'um!
I grew up in the 60s so I can recall a lot TV commercials for cigarettes. They didn't get outlawed by the federal gov't till 1971.
i cannot beleive how lucky i was in the 60s as a young guy to be told i looked like him.
damnnn!! you must have looked/still look amazing haha!!
@AllytheGumby Ha Ha .No .As I got older I was said to look more like Charles Bronson ,and he defo did not have the looks of Anthony Perkins .Wish I could postca pic of when I looked like him.
@@AllytheGumby I just realised I can change my icon for a photo .I will do it later today.
@@AllytheGumby I changed my icon
@@AllytheGumby I changed my icon pic
This aired the year I was born and my parents gave me the same name as this guy.
Why did Mike Wallace find it appropriate to interrogate a twenty-six-year-old actor as if he was running for political office? Ridiculous! Anthony Perkins handled himself so well, and his intelligence is obvious. Tony has the graciousness that Wallace lacks. I think it's unfortunate that Tony, a talented and cultivated individual, had to endure this treatment. If Twitter had existed back then, I'm sure Wallace would have been harshly criticized for the way he conducted himself.
I completely agree. Mike sounds so condescending, it enrages me. Tony was so classy, his answers are so thought- provoking.
@@anchitaroy9126 I heartily concur. Tony comes across as much more intelligent, thoughtful & articulate than most actors. A pity that he had to put up with so many inane questions from Mike Wallace, many of which are only meant to get a sensational reply or reaction.
this is such a weird interview. Hes basically telling him to brag about why he should be #1.
SOOO GOOD LOOKING, WOWOW!!!!!!! SO HANDSOME!!!!! Kim :)
He was handsome
He’s absolutely beautiful!!!!!! Hot damn
I KNOW 😍. Time machine please lol
@@alexandraponce8081 the guy was gay though
@@edgarallanpoestheblackcat6613 whether he was gay or bisexual, it’s still okay to look and like lol
@@edgarallanpoestheblackcat6613 Yes, how wonderful that God created Tony Perkins a beautiful, enormously talented, compassionate gay man!
thank you so much for sharing this !!! i love him so much, thx a lot
He is THE standard. Period.
I wish I could have met him....really an interesting man.
In two more years Anthony Perkins career would never be the same.
Sad but true. After "Psycho" his career was definitely never the same. In the eyes of so many he was immediately typecast.
he and a young harrison ford have some of the same expressions. they both fall back to a very calm countenance.
Gotta say, He's one of my man crush.
The presentation set up is so... strange, now, partly because there’s a kind of honesty going on here. And, while Perkins seems to be interrogated by Wallace, he also seems to quite understand what it’s all about. Nowadays, the ‘Chat Show’ acts as a shop-window for the equivalent of a fast-food franchise. Nevertheless, Perkins comes across as thoughtful and on-the-ball ... though there is a curious segment that starts with a question about the “Beat Generation” & ‘responsibility’ or not that leaves one wondering. And then there’s the final question, “What does..... “. Really, quite interesting. Subbing.
i really really agree with you. no one else seems to understand or notice this odd honesty. its like by simply asking the questions in a rough manner you are inadvertently forcing anthony perkins to launch into a more genuine discussion, where to keep up with whats going on, he wouldnt be able to fake an opinion in time. it is mean, but at the same time it must be refreshing for both of them in a way. anthony perkins seems like such a beautiful person.
I LOVED the Tony Perkins interview immensely. ALSMOST as entertaining as the Fresh Parliament cigarette endorses. Holy Smoke!!
Right up there with Brando, Sheen, and Walken as the greatest actors of all time! If Perkins had never made another movie for the res tof his life, his sensational performance as Norman Bates sealed his legacy as one of the all-time great actors. He should have been one of the biggest stars of the 1960's but then he basically disappeared from the scene after Psycho making films in Europe.
If the unique mysterious persona of Anthony Perkins made him heir to great Hollywood actors it wasn't Gable, Brando, Stewart, or Cooper.
It was Montgomery Cliff.
As I do when I take off my hat, you make a good point.
This man is so underrated, yet he has one of the prettiest faces I've ever seen. Also, Andrew Garfield looks like Anthony Perkins.
Such a shame he got type casted. Any suggestions for other good performances from him? I love him in all the Psycho joints
mahogany pretty poison evening primrose tall story five miles to midnight the champagne murders remember my name
How AWFUL A ALAN and PRETTY POISON- masterpieces by Tony!
He was also brilliant in "Desire under Elms"
MOST of his work (in my opinion) was good because Perkins was like a master/teacher of his craft........
as Javert, 1978
10:45-10:46 I swear, I _SWEAR_ he looked like he broke the 4th wall like in the movie.
''It was bad not to trust people, ...'' What an innocent time it was.
Serena, God bless you. You see it for what it was. A better time. A much better time.
They didn't know any better. Media wasn't accesible and as laid back as it is now. The crime rate has dropped since then, but communities were insular and no one was really considered a stranger. It's the rose colored glasses, I tell you!
@@sarcasticallyrearranged I believe you should be wary around people in society, but you should still be able to trust people.
Suddenly, I want to smoke a Parliament.
No you don't. They were a very nasty tasting cigarette despite the recessed filter.
My love ❤️😍
These actors and entertainers BOY! some of these interviewers back in the day .. lol the HUMOR you had to practice (your team your mind) Sharp!! ☝️👍
Thank you so much for the video i hope to see more new subscriber
Gosh…I want my next husband to look like him. From this look to age 60 when he died. Because he was one gorgeous man altogether.
Anthony Perkins will always be THE Norman Bates, but it would have been interesting had he lived to have seen what James Dean might have done with the role. He was the right age and he had the brooding and the edginess.
Loved James Dean, saw all 3 of his movies, he was great in all of them. Don't see him in Psycho though, but then when an actor is really good in a movie, he becomes that person, and it gets hard to see anyone else in that role. I loved Montgomery Clift in "From here to Eternity", heard that Aldo Ray was considered for that role, would never have worked. Clift was Prewitt, like Perkins, he was dark, brooding and gorgeous. Had a cross on both of them in my youth, both were also bisexual.
Я люблю тебя Тони
I thought Tony was brilliant in "Fear Strikes Out". I have great admiration for his acting skills.
I wish I could smack the interviewer. You could see in his eyes that Anthony was not enjoying this interview at al
lol your very overprotected by that person the person you don't even know
Unfortunately, Perkins was not to inherit the mantle of Gable or Steward or Cooper. "Psycho" was his high watermark and it was downhill after that. Virtually all his movies in the 60s were made in Europe and are pretty much forgotten.
I don’t know what’s more ludicrous - Wallace pimping cigarettes for 2 minutes, or comparing Anthony Perkins to Gable and Cooper.
Truth is often stranger than fiction.
so so gorgeous
'are you telling me the truth-'
'YES'
LOL, the way Tony answered yes so quickly is a little suspicious. God, i love him haha
Interviewer was weird and condescending
He suppressed a lot of painful memories and feelings at that time (complex abuse and other traumas while he was young). Combined with the longing to be honest, strange reactions like this come out I guess.
Human culture is really so fluid. Imagine doing that cigarette ad today?😊
He was the hottest guy who ever lived
Pretty much. Stunning creature 💖💖💖 I'm a woman and I wanna look this beautiful 😭😭💗
Aren't you forgetting about Hollywood hunk Percy Helton ?
Parliament cigarettes with the recessed filter were considered the most sophisticated cigarette to smoke at the time.
He was a very talented actor . The fame came to soon in his early age . He couldn’t get rid of Psycho movies by Hitchcock.
I almost think, since he was so so excellent in the early days and moving up (as they say), that as great as he was in Psycho, it may have ruined his career as it type-casted him; several famous British actors also commented and said the same.
lot of pressure on that young man.
I know he wanted Psycho to change his image and it did -- radically. But maybe it ruined his career. I can't look at him without thinking, "Norman!"
I love the parliament advert. I just hear 90s hip hop after every sentence
I feel nothing but sympathy for Anthony. He had a hard life and had to hide who he really was. He is missed. I wish he was around today ❤❤
Great actor cool guy from New York City that's were I'm from
It shows that he is uncomfortable with the questions ...RIP Anthony Perkins
One of the worst interviews I have ever seen. Perkins is much too articulate and self aware for the critical sensationalistic smoking Wallace. To add, at one point Wallace asks him about what qualities stand out in him, Perkins should of said: I have great tolerance for stupid questions like the ones you are asking me!
I could not agree more. Mike Wallace is not a well rounded interviewer. Seems to enjoy putting people on the spot & constantly looking for a weak spot in his subject.
lmao that would've been wild but very satisfying
What kind of interviewer was that?
Doesn't he sound a bit like James Stewart?
man, i dont even smoke but all of a sudden im craving a Parliment High Five Recessed Filter Pure Tobacco Cigarette.😉
Hey Trey Don’t forget the 30,000 traps! (Whatever the hell that means)
I wish the nitwit Mike Wallace would have had this interview 10 years previously with Robert Mitchum. The answers would would have been classic.
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Honestly he is beautiful.
Such a horrible interview. It felts so insulting
why was he so rude to him omg
I think Psycho was bad for his career. Is that crazy?
The Interviewer was too personal, too critical and asking questions that were tangentially related to Anthony.
Also, what kind of question is “are you lying?” Is this a talk show or an interrogation room with a single light bulb swinging from the ceiling.
That being said, I would *kill* to know exactly how Perkins felt about this.
Almost got to date Perkins twice and both times the press officers F+ it up. He was divine!
WOW, r u serious?
@@daniellemoor4043 Yep. First time his press agent Buddy Clarke..Forget why this one went wrong. And then Head of Paramount PR Michael Weinberg. Perkins was waiting for us in front of the theatre. Weinberg had taken me to see `The Two of Us` and then we went for a meal (Chinese) Perkins was waiting..tall, lithe, slithering up or down a tree in front of the theatre. Weinberg snubbed him. Why? Then over supper he was `Oh, Claude Chabrol will be in town next week. I want you to meet him.` I was not interested in Chabrol. DAMN!! I still say DAMN. Let me said something Danielle..when you are part of a time frame, a certain period you do not objectify yourself and your behaviour. It always amuses me having lived for as long as I have that everything I did and knew as everyday has now taken on strange historical significance. Weird! All best wishes, Sandra
@@sandrashevey8252 what was stopping you from approaching Tony?
Sandra Shevey what year was this? Also, you were SOOOO lucky 😍. I was born in the summer of 2001, but I almost can’t even imagine living the rest of my life without meeting someone who looks like and IS like Tony Perkins...
@@alexandraponce8081 Almost lucky TWICE. This time 1967 or 1968 the year `The Two of Us` with Michel Simon was released. Head of Paramount pr Michael Weinberg (killed with 6 other Hollywood Jewish film executives in a car accident in Europe in the early Seventies) had probably arranged for Perkins to be waiting for us as we exited the cinema. Weinberg had invited me to the screening and for a meal after. He was tall and lithe. Leaning against a tree he almost seemed to be slithering up. STill divine. Attractive, lean, nervous.....Anyway when he saw us he started to make his way over but Weinberg did a detour..a complete about-face. As I did not know Perkins had intended to tag along I could not have queried Weinberg about it. At the restaurant he said and I did not understand it at the time `Claude Chabrol is coming to town next week. I want you to meet him`. Well I did not want to meet Chabrol. I would have liked to have met Perkins. and did not realize Weinberg had queered the meeting and was offering a substitute.
Both men and women loved him. He also loved them. Romantically and intellectually.
ANTHONY AND TAB both Amazing
Didn't know Tony drank Tab. It was the most popular diet soda back then.
Hot Hollywood couple.
The cigarette ad tho 😅😂
Such a cool easy going guy. Very rugged looking
News week was a trash magazine anyway. PERIOD
Just as well he didn't answer about being the works no.1 film star but seemed pleased almost ecstatic that he was being asked.
Unfortunately he became typecast and took those roles because they paid well and that's what actors do.
They go for the big money, people can disagree all they like but they're just fooling themselves, He'd have been offered many low budget film roles but would have turned them down even if he liked the script.
Hell let's be honest he wouldn't of even been interested in reading a script unless a big paycheck was at the end of it, that's how it works.
Anyway he never really became anywhere near as well known as a lot of his peers
Being typecasted was not his choice. Dude, have you seen his movies? There's no big paycheck going on after Psycho. Psycho ruined his career.
Not too handsome? Lol can argue with that.
Ive been told i look a bit like him when i was very skinny but i think my cousin looks nearly identical to him.
The good ol days. When television journalists advertised cigarettes.
who is tony thought it was anthoney
You couldnt work that one out...? Fuck me.....🙄