She was on the Queen Elizabeth, sailing from Southampton on April 15, 1965 to New York when I immigrated to the U.S. It was fascinating to see her around the ship from time to time.
Brilliant hearing an interview with anyone who'd so much as MET Ellen Terry. Wow. Not that the glorious Hermione requires justifying on any terms but her own. Thank you.
In 1944 Hermione Gingld joined our ship in Port Said together with Chilli Boucher and Harry Roy & orch.Serving wiith the Royal Marines I used to mount a guard 24/7 on he Cabin until we reached England.She gave talks about her life in showbiz to our lads on the mess deck.
lain: I am wondering if she ever completed her autobiography? She had told Merv Griffin earlier that she would never write one... She appeared with The San Francisco Opera in about 1974. I have a reel to reel recording of the performance and she was hilarious, of course! She had the speaking role of "The Duchess of Krackenthorp" (sp?) in "The Daughter Of The Regiment" with Beverly Sills...I think that I am going to have that transferred to a CD... How wonderful for you that you are a descendant! She was such a splendid lady!
Yes, Bell, Book and Candle is a wonderful movie - perfectly cast, funny, engaging, visually beautiful and also very poignant in its way. One of my favorites.
Hermione Gingold would come often to Alexander's Department Store on Lexington Avenue where I worked. Checks of a certain amount had to be approved and that is how I met her. She was very sweet and polite. I have fond memories of her.
This fantastic one-of-a-kind lady is mistaken. She and Billy De Wolfe did indeed do that sketch on TV. I was there. I still think about her sister in Ceylon. Looking for it is how I got to be here today (haven't turned it up yet). An unforgettable moment in my young life, causing my father to practically wet his pants laughing. And 55+ years later I'm still laughing at the memory. She may have also done it with Ed Wynn, but I didn't see that one. Billy De Wolfe was almost as funny as she was, and someone should FIND THAT CLIP AND PUT IT UP HERE!!! Hey Mr. Great Grandson -- how about some help here?
Hermiony Gingold embarked on my ship 1944 in port Said Egypt with Chili Bouchier,I was serving with the Royal Marines and responsible for mounting a guard on their cabin they gave talks on the mess decks about the film industry & a Great Caberate with Harry Roys Band,Harry Cleminson Stafford.
Well I'm old enough to remember her in her hayday( and I've never had to spell that) when she was sharper and funnier and much more sharp tongued than here. I know you can still get the DVD which included the skit with Billy de Wolfe. "What did you think of New York Ms Gingold?" "Well first of all there's the sky line and then that enormous statue of John Murray Anderson."
3:01 What is the definition of Loyalty, in relation to friends, friends for life? She doesn't say. I think that the notion of any _loyalty_ from friends, is an wish full fantasy. o0o
@@BlytheWorld1972 Yes I wonder why. I believe she has grandchildren living. I think her son Leslie moved to Scotland and had two boys..sure I read that somewhere.
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She was on the Queen Elizabeth, sailing from Southampton on April 15, 1965 to New York when I immigrated to the U.S. It was fascinating to see her around the ship from time to time.
She was 76 at the time of this interview and still sharp, funny and engaging.
iv just got her autobiography cant wait to read it .
Brilliant hearing an interview with anyone who'd so much as MET Ellen Terry. Wow. Not that the glorious Hermione requires justifying on any terms but her own. Thank you.
In 1944 Hermione Gingld joined our ship in Port Said together with Chilli Boucher and Harry Roy & orch.Serving wiith the
Royal Marines I used to mount a guard 24/7 on he Cabin until we reached England.She gave talks about her life in showbiz
to our lads on the mess deck.
this interview is so great , someone should make a Broadway show of it , maybe add a song or two ! IT'S SPECTACULAR !
I'm her great-grandson
+Iain Joseph You must be very proud. What an excellent actress who was bright and witty!
Iain Joseph how fabulous!! After work, ive sat down with my dinner and 'happened' upon this fabulous interview.... FABULOUS LADY XXX
lain: I am wondering if she ever completed her autobiography? She had told Merv Griffin earlier that she would never write one...
She appeared with The San Francisco Opera in about 1974. I have a reel to reel recording of the performance and she was hilarious, of course! She had the speaking role of "The Duchess of Krackenthorp" (sp?) in "The Daughter Of The Regiment" with Beverly Sills...I think that I am going to have that transferred to a CD...
How wonderful for you that you are a descendant! She was such a splendid lady!
how blessed are u !!! congrats...
She was an absolute delight. an original.
Ive taken a photo of her wall crypt at forest lawn in Glendale, Ca.
Always wondered what she sound like. She died in 1987. R.I.P
LOVE this woman!!!
She's a love. Her autobiography is called "How to Grow Old Disgracefully."
A unique and fascinating lady. I loved her in Bell, Book and Candle.
Yes, Bell, Book and Candle is a wonderful movie - perfectly cast, funny, engaging, visually beautiful and also very poignant in its way. One of my favorites.
one of the alltime great personalitys....
"personalitys"?
Hermione Gingold would come often to Alexander's Department Store on Lexington Avenue where I worked. Checks of a certain amount had to be approved and that is how I met her. She was very sweet and polite. I have fond memories of her.
She would have been a great Endora on Bewitched.
YES
This fantastic one-of-a-kind lady is mistaken. She and Billy De Wolfe did indeed do that sketch on TV. I was there. I still think about her sister in Ceylon. Looking for it is how I got to be here today (haven't turned it up yet). An unforgettable moment in my young life, causing my father to practically wet his pants laughing. And 55+ years later I'm still laughing at the memory. She may have also done it with Ed Wynn, but I didn't see that one. Billy De Wolfe was almost as funny as she was, and someone should FIND THAT CLIP AND PUT IT UP HERE!!! Hey Mr. Great Grandson -- how about some help here?
Wonderful she was always fabulous in all her movies.
She had a bubbling personality. I don't suppose we will hear about any trouble it might have gotten her into. Her happiness was the important thing.
Such a delightful and interesting woman.
Where can I hear her brilliant tale of "my sister, who is from Ceylon, and who is a masseuse. Don't mind if I dooo"?
Talk about a colorful person!
I adore her!
Hermiony Gingold embarked on my ship 1944 in port Said Egypt with Chili Bouchier,I
was serving with the Royal Marines and responsible for mounting a guard on their cabin
they gave talks on the mess decks about the film industry & a Great Caberate with
Harry Roys Band,Harry Cleminson Stafford.
OMG, Madonna in a few short years! I love HG. Thanks for posting!
Well I'm old enough to remember her in her hayday( and I've never had to spell that) when she was sharper and funnier and much more sharp tongued than here. I know you can still get the DVD which included the skit with Billy de Wolfe. "What did you think of New York Ms Gingold?" "Well first of all there's the sky line and then that enormous statue of John Murray Anderson."
Genius!!!
VERY INTERESTING CAREER......!!!!!!!!!!!!!
❤❤❤❤❤
Nothing like Maddona who is a product this is an original.
*Madonna
March 29, 1974.
"Winter of the WItch" brought me here.
Sounds and looks like Mollie Sugden....
no one like her:::I adore her.
3:01
What is the definition of Loyalty, in relation to friends, friends for life?
She doesn't say.
I think that the notion of any _loyalty_ from friends, is an wish full fantasy.
o0o
Did she have the same stylist as Jon Pertwee?
She's unapologetically candid.
He's likely the worst interviewer I've ever seen.
Are any of her sons still living id like to contact one of them .
I know that one of her sons died quite young in the 1960s or early 1970s...
Both died
@@FiFi-wt9zj Aw so sad she was a legend i wander why she never got any awards from the queen a OBE or dame hood ?
@@BlytheWorld1972 Yes I wonder why. I believe she has grandchildren living. I think her son Leslie moved to Scotland and had two boys..sure I read that somewhere.
What a wonderful lady. I must say it is clear that she was imbibing chemical stimulants during this interview- different era.
what year was this please????
2011
accent so posh it makes queen Elizabeth sound like a chambermaid
He's a close sitter.
@cunytv75
thanks wonder what age she was here ....sure dont make them like her anymore ..
She was 75.
Sorry...76...
Awesome chick! :)
Madonna should play her! If she will take more acting lessons.
Who is her didter
Who is her sister ?
she is very British very stiff upper lip
cut the filth .