Johnny's talent was amazing. Here I am in 2021, sad with the current state of affairs in America as well as a few personal things, and these people, including, Ed, Doc, Freddy and the entire production staff can bring so much comfort to me and others, decades later. Thank You All!
Hey z20000z, are things looking up for you quite yet, regarding the personal things? I seriously hope so. I'm just discovering Mr. Carson [I grew up without having him on the tele], and he is QUITE good! I wonder, was he a writer for the show? Or is his talent mainly his stage presence and hosting performance? Seems amazing either way, wish we had him back in the limelight. Anyway, I just wanted to quickly reach out. Have a wonderful day, my friend.
@@npcrah Hi npcrah, Thank you so much for taking the time for the kind wishes and comments! I am doing well and am pretty much a blessed person who, like everyone else, gets into a funk once in a while, so turning to something familiar and nostalgic and getting some laughs is good medicine. This is where Johnny Carson comes in. I know that he did write some of his own jokes, but had a writing staff. Johnny also wrote material for Jack Benny and Red Skelton (I think) when he was just starting out. Here are two great documentaries on Johnny: This one is an overview of his entire life and career; ruclips.net/video/ErMjiW7xsFk/видео.html and this one is about how the show is produced and his impending retirement: ruclips.net/video/NSDcQkpb9sE/видео.html I hope that you are doing well yourself and thanks again for asking! Blessings to you!
I never saw an interview with Liz. She's so charming and nice. Im totally beguiled by her. Combined with her unreal beauty thats a very powerful combination.
Anyone who is 'bashing' her for wearing leather and looking all sexy can all shut the hell up. If you can look that good at 60, I say GO FOR IT.... I'm 51, and you 'youngins' have no idea how quickly time goes by and how all of a sudden you'll wake up one day and be 40 or 50 or 60, yet you'll still feel like the same vital, fun person you always were..... remember, it's EASY to look amazing at 25, but if you can look THIS GOOD at 60....... you are amazing!
She looked great at 60, a beautiful woman always. Elizabeth was one of Hollywood's greats. You are so right, time flies by and you look in the mirror one day and realize you are old but inside you are still the same fun loving person.
I love it when women of ANY age wear leather and look sexy. She looked hot as hell to me! I love older women, although it's harder for me to say that since I'm 46 so I guess I'm attracted more and more to women my age or a little older. The way I see it if you look good, you look good and age be damned!
I read a biography about elizabeth taylor ..and she could be very nasty ....when she was with richard burton .... the were both flaming alcoholics .....and when they were both at it they would have very alcohol fueled rows both going at each other ....in the book ...it stated how elizabeth woukd be not very nice at times ,...she could be very much a bit__ h..when she wanted to be ........there were 2 sides to her personality
@@maryleung1425 : True. I was actually shocked when I read the book, but then I wasn't! Alcohol is a real killer for anyone and everyone. Even our movie star Queen!
@Kittie Kellie : perhaps you should contact her biographers and tell them to "right their wrongs" and reprint the books they have written! My goodness, such a disservice they have done to the world! (not). You display so much anger and hostility here in so many comments regarding the beautiful and generous Liz Taylor that you must have some kind of beef with *something* or *someone* somewhere. The whole world admires this woman who did so much for AIDS patients and brought AIDS into the mainstream by removing the stigma from it, that she will continued to be revered throughout history. We all miss her every day, even as she worked to kick her alcohol and addictions.
Shocked, Elizabeth was so brilliant where Johnny could not follow her. He shoulda said that she is taking away from his act and she was. BUT, her warmth and shyness also shocked me, no DIVA as the world and judgmental me percieved😔thankyou thankyou for a stimulating snapshot of the REALLY larger than life, ELIZABETH TAYLOR
I love them both. Years later Elizabeth did an interview with Barbara Walters and she did a little jig to prove she was feeling fine. That's how I like to remember her, fun loving and funny. I wish I knew her. I miss Johnny Carson. He always made me laugh.
I was a medical AIDs warrior in San Francisco during the epidemic Elizabeth Taylor was a God Send. Little known fact, Ms Taylor would just show up at the AIDs ward at SF General. Unannounced no fanfare. I would get calls at my office saying 'SHEs here'. I would always go to the ward to meet her (who wouldn't?). One visit she held my arm and said 'Sweetheart you should be taking care of people that need you, NOT Elizabeth Taylor'. She then promised to always call me before she showed up, and come to my office first. She always did. My 'PA' was trembling the first time when she called me on the intercom, 'Ah Ah UM Elizabeth Taylor is here to see you' (LOL) An Incredible humanitarian, kind, and funny as hell. She did not take being 'Elizabeth Taylor' seriously. I took the Elizabeth Taylor I knew very, very seriously...
Listen, when you meet someone like Elvis Presley which I did not meet but I did see in concert twice 1975 and 1976 twenty rows back from stage level,…you see them for a sustained amount of time. I also heard him sing without accompaniment “Amazing Grace” multiple times in 1975 and “How Great Thou Art” multiple times in 1976 and he sounded exactly like his records. He was not well. It was obvious that he was not well but his voice was 110%. Both years he gave a fantastic concert to his fans and I will never forget it or him! My college professor discussed Elvis Presley’s voice and his range, his natural talent, etc. He also did the same thing with with Barbra Streisand’s voice. I finally got to see her in concert in NY after I got married the second time. I have been a fan of her’s for years, too. I can tell you that not all of her songs sounded the same as her records but nothing can diminish her talent! My father met Marilyn Monroe, Jane Russell, Carole Lambord…Clark Gable’s wife during the war and had his picture taken with them. The were beautiful women, period. I told you my brother and I met Elizabeth Taylor riding her purple Harley in the mountains in Denver, CO. She was with one of her son’s and Malcolm Forbes and friends. She was a little tiny thing and strikingly beautiful. Her eyes were purplish/cobalt blue. You definitely noticed them. And I do not feel like I have to convince anyone. I met her and she was very nice and down to earth.
Elizabeth Taylor was a first-class actress. Go back and look at her performance in "Giant" or "The Taming of the Shrew", for example, to see how versatile she was.
@@Dreamskater100 I was making a joke but i wouldn't doupt it. Fallon isn't funny. He has some good guests I'm sure it's the (so called) Tonight Show. I think Kimmel is ok but Fallon forget it. Leno was also ok. We will never see a king of monologue like Johnny Carson again in our lives i can guarantee it!
I met Ms. Taylor a couple years before this. I expected to meet a pampered diva but instead had the pleasure of meeting a warm, friendly and truly beautiful woman. A star in every sense of the word and those eyes, like dazzling sapphires.
Even Michael Jackson was friends with her, too. You are so lucky you get to meet her. I wish she was still alive so I can get the same experience as you.
In 1992, when she was 60...she was still so beautiful. Elizabeth Taylor was incredibly beautiful, inside and out. She was also and incredible actress...she was very versatile with her roles.
There was Liz and then everyone else in the beauty category. By this age she was probably not getting any surgery she didn’t need to stay alive. Despite what people think. She was a naturally beautiful person.
She is so real, she would be (almost) the same without the cameras (perhaps just more outrageous). So clever, quick and witty, wonderful sense of humour, able to laugh at herself. There will never ever be another Elizabeth taylor.
Most beautiful going-on-60 woman you'll ever see! I just love Elizabeth...she was not only all that, but a great humanitarian as well. That selfless and inner beauty contributed to the outer beauty she radiated. We can't thank her enough for all she did for AIDS research, etc., which has saved countless lives! God bless her beautiful soul. 💜
I couldn't love her more..... she's been through her stuff and yet she still has a sense of humor.... we'll never see another 'Elizabeth Taylor' again...
So many people have been through worse.I never thought she was that good-looking, nor that much of a actress.She was lovely, like so many women are.Just my opinion. Good for her.But there were better actors than her.
The great thing about a Carson interview is that he gave the stars a chance to have fun - rather than forced them to talk about difficult issues. In his best interviews, he allowed them to effervesce and be at their best. This interview with Elizabeth Taylor allows Elizabeth to relax and be charming - while not giving away anything more than she feels comfortable giving away. Carson and Taylor talking about their marriages is hilarious!
This was back in the days when watching the Tonight Show was the thing to do from 11:30 - 12:30 I used to watch and then get up at 6:00 AM for work or school. Now, I can barely make it to 9:30 without falling asleep. Johnny and Ed were like gold.
I really enjoyed this interview with the legendary Elizabeth Taylor. There was no trace of air and grace just genuine thirst for life and wisdom. I loved how she answered the question about Michael Jackson and recognizing her value as a brand. She's a true surviver.
What a brilliant clip. This shows a side of the beautiful Elizabeth Taylor than you would never think she had such a sense of humor. Loved it. Thank you for sharing.
She was an extraordinary beauty with grace and class, something that most women in Hollywood today don't have. She was feminine, graceful, and oozed charm: she had the "It" factor in spades. "Old Hollywood" had many downsides, but one thing they got right was creating movie stars. People back then did the same dirt as celebs today, but they didn't air their dirty laundry. This world will never have another Elizabeth Taylor and rightfully so: she was an original that couldn't be duplicated.
Absolutely. I never watched one full episode of Fallon i think he's corny! Not funny at all. Kimmel is ok but facts are nobody can ever come close to the king of monologue!!
With the passage of time, Elizabeth is beginning, really, just beginning to receive the proper legacy as a fine American actress. The physical beauty has always been easily acknowledged, but her talent as a dramatic artist was underestimated during her lifetime.
@@jimbob1277 No Gail was right. Elizabeth Taylor was a fine American actress...you need to research her a little more. She was born in London, but from American parents. Her birth was registered in the US embassy 2 weeks after her birth. They returned back to their homeland in 1939.
Oscar?? I was just streaming in bed this morning. I'm addicted to you tube. It's sick .. Omg .. How in the HECK ARE YA? I just thought of a quote from "Casablanca" OF ALL THE GIN JOINTS IN ALL THE TOWNS IN ALL THE WORLD, YOU HAD TO WALK INTO MINE?" Ingrid Bergmann and Humphrey BOGART? Hi!!!💃
I had the enormous honor of meeting this great woman with those gorgeous VIOLET EYES. She is stunning and so down to earth and the most incredibly BEAUTYFULL WOMAN ON EARTH. Elizabeth Taylor is and forever will be the most extraordinary woman and actress. I met her at Macy’s Passion promotion in San Francisco on October 1987. I was on cloud nine!!❤️🙏🏼🌟
Amazing. Here you have this legendary, iconic actress giving a very lovely, witty, and thoughtful interview, and the vast majority of the comments are about her hair and her clothes.
She was absolutely delightful on this show. She was so natural and not putting on airs at all. I think she was comfortable and truly did enjoy the experience as she stated at the end.
@@TheBerny32 or maybe not? I loved the pic of her & Burton...yellow flowers woven thru her hair etc. Wedding. Oh man! But then saw another movie of the two...horrible! I thot..years agl...ELVIS! Met him, got autograph. Later threw away. Was an accident, I know now...$$$ but later I thought...we all put our pants (panties) on same way...1 leg at a time. The fancy foods they eat...yummy but...so many strings attached. I feel sorry for the wannabes today. I'm thankful for who I am. Like all, we make mistakes. I believe in Jesus, Son of God & both same. I'm human like all. We have our beliefs, our favorite movie stars etc...Audrey Hepburn...ohh...iconic! Comes back to...we're humans & make our choices. As we age, things change...but I'm glad I got to see good n bad old movies. If you don't like my comment...Frankly Scarlett, I don't give a damn! Lol. Enjoy each day. ;)
YES INDEED!!!! I agree with you.....still miss this guy & his amazing humor & command of the stage ~ there's just no one who can compare! Though I must say that Seth Meyers (on after the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon) is really great.....he seems to have an excellent writers team & his delivery is wonderful!! We like Conan O'Brien (on TBS) All the 10:30 shows are okay.....& sometimes surprise us with a great show....but Carson will always be KING of Late Night!! :) :D
"Old Hollywood Star Magic". No real stars today..just empty vacuous celebrity in name only. They will never have the longevity of the real legends like Liz Taylor. Beautiful too.
@@kenneththompson8933 I think you are right. There are not that many real and genuine Hollywood stars these days like we had long time ago. It is reckless and some what of trash if you ask me.
I've never taken the time to "get to know" Elizabeth Taylor through movies or whatever but after watching this little interview I find her to be quite humble and fair. Classy in spite of the darker phases she experienced. Glad I stopped by.
When she was asked by Oprah "what was the difference, between you and Marilyn" she said "No one ever run my life but ME!" "I made every decision about my life." She said that she kept her 'sleeping pill' in a little box and if she looked in and it was there, she took it, but if she looked in and it wasn't there, she knew she'd taken it already, since when you are drunk, you can't rely on memory.
Considering her incredible life's ups and downs, she was remarkable, she looked better at sixty than some women look at twenty. She definitely had star quality.
@@mileece And she's not a fat pig at 60 like 70% of American women in sweat/stretch pants and no makeup, yuk. My woman lives in Berlin and is 58 amd looks 48 in a skirt and nice D breasts(no silicone) weight 135 pds 5'5" tall. Nice body. More than half the broads here in the states are fat and don't have no self respect to look beautiful. Feminism or whatever lazyness. Smh
@@m42037 Please post a pic of your Greek god body so I can become fully aroused and fantasize about caressing your moobs. You sound like a malignant narcissist. Completely undeveloped and superficial. Good luck with that.
Liz was the queen of Hollywood and everything else that was so glamorous. I remember as a kid watching Johnny. Now they are all dead and it's so sad. Loved staying up late and looking forward to seeing these talk shows.
I lost it when he said, "I was married to a Pisces once" and without missong a beat, she said, "I'm SURE you were!!" ROFL. She was so sharp snd funny!!
I miss this guy; his wit, talent, cheerfulness, and relevence elevated late night talk TV to a level that has not been duplicated. He was interesting and funny, and was never stale or dull.
I remember a few years before she died there were pics of her in her wheel chair getting into a marine cage so she could go deep in the sea and view the sharks. Her tee shirt said "Shark Bait". Funny lady.
Elizabeth Taylor was my favorite actress. Plus, I think she was the most beautiful and had such a sparkling personality I wish I had a chance to meet her.💕
I always feel like the great Elizabeth Taylor was taken too young, but she packed one hell of a lot of life into 79 years. Legendary and iconic doesn't even begin to explain her level of fame.
Watching an old episode of the Tonight Show like this with two incredible talents, Taylor and Douglas, and seeing how articulate, intelligent, and introspective they all were, is such a contrast to the fluff that most talk shows have on today, where it's all about the gag. Not that having some light conversation is a bad, but the superficial just gets old so fast. Thank you for posting this video!
Your humility is a huge part of your elegant beauty Elizabeth....I saw many of my friends succumb to the 80's virus... and you stood up for them...you will always be loved and admired. never forgotten!
Comment is true and a very gracious choice of words, I only wish our past administration had ever learned that lesson when speaking.about our virus today.
Try and hunt down "Raintree County" with Elizabeth Taylor and Montgomery Cliff. They were best friends in real life and absolutely mesmerizing on the screen together.
Oh, my! She is the most lovely, most beautiful lady. I had forgotten how petite she was at only 5'2". I hope you are resting in peace, Miss Taylor. How could 36 people possibly not like this clip??? It's a classic piece that showcases classy people.
Back in the day? Ya today there's no fashion in America it's so bland today. What women in us wear today T--shirts, stretch pants with a fat butt and no make-up. Ya "back in the day"
Dear God, I can't believe how long ago this was! 1992 was only yesterday to me, and it was almost 30 years ago! I'm getting so f---ing old! It's scary to think all these people have been dead for years!
what a great show. Elizabeth is so real and shows her sense of humor I have read the comments about her clothing and I think it is just nonsense, she looked great, we should all hope to look that good at her age. The interview with Mike Douglas was good too and he was very honest and frank, it was good to hear about his father son relationship. As usual Johnny was very good with his topics and picked a great pair to interview. I enjoyed it thoroughly.
The woman with the Violet eyes. Very very rare... if you search you can find some pics of her lavender color coming through. She was just one of the most beautiful classic women in the world.
True, she was born in Britain, but to American parents and they left when she was a child. She lived the vast majority of her life in America and her career was here. She always lives in LA or Virginia. Had dual citizenship. Britain may claim her, but she is American. British American if you please.
Tickerage Absolutely. I would rather watch Carson reruns than almost anything on TV today. Elizabeth Taylor is really intelligent and this show with Michael Douglas was a great show.
sam t She must be drinking spirits in spirit then, because she passed away. Her beautiful jewelry was auctioned for charity. Anything else you'd like add, you ill punctuated twit?
I'll add a short conversation I had with her upon the first time I met her. We exchanged pleasantries and she extended her hand, as I took her hand my eyes locked with hers it was as if the rest of the world faded away and all that existed were those beautiful eyes that somehow would catch any available lighting and reflect it outwards with twice the radiance. In that instant I understood the power over men she commanded. An involuntary, and yes audible gasp came from somewhere inside me. Her hand still politely in mine tightened it's grip ever so slightly as her gaze was now fully fixated upon me with a demur smile as she waited for an explanation of my awkward gasp. I'm sure you hear this all the time but I've never seen such stunningly beautiful colors captured within anyone's eye's ever before. Her smile widened as she let go of my hand and said, 'Yes, I do but rarely with as much eloquence thank you.' Then she stopped and motioned for me to come closer as I'm 6' and she was much shorter, she whispered, 'It never gets old' and gave me a quick wink. I worked for MGM in a management position that often required interaction with every star and famous person one usually only reads about. While all are memorable in their own right whether for good, or bad, clearly there were a special few that were indeed stars in every sense of the word and she was and will be at the top of that list.
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true, people critizising her look with leather don't consider it was 1992, obviously they haven't a clue how to look at things in a historical context, not the sharpest knives in the kitchen drawer.
TALENT & CLASS !!! GREAT INTERVIEW, ELIZABETH, MICHAEL & BEST LATE NIGH HOST EVER!! JOHNNY MADE IT WORTH STAYING UP TO WATCH HIS SHOW!! THERESA PRIMAVERA
@cubomania3 and interestingly enough, middle aged and older adults also seem to be dumber these days, it's not just the younger generation. Everyone and I mean EVERYONE is hurried, distracted and inconsiderate these days. just saying
@cubomania3 Nah, people in my country actually have to get an education these days. I'd say the kids of the 60s and 70s were far dumber than the ones today.
@Alain Quartermaine Oh brother...did you ever give thought to that she just wore what she felt like wearing from her wardrobe? lol As if you're able to say anything about her since you & her did not know each other...lol.
They were still info- mercials for the star performers at Vegas or some night club or a movie but well disguised. Fallon and Leno had no personality, and never learned how to disguise it.
She was the most beautiful woman in the world. Was beautiful all her life. As for those gorgeous eyes, above stunning ! More importantly she was beautiful on the inside. Always took time for her fans. Extremely caring of everyone. She did so much charity work, used her star power for good causes. What a wonderful lady she was.
She seems to be so down to earth.
Glad she graced our presence for decades on the screen.
Hello Shirley, how are you doing?
Johnny's talent was amazing. Here I am in 2021, sad with the current state of affairs in America as well as a few personal things, and these people, including, Ed, Doc, Freddy and the entire production staff can bring so much comfort to me and others, decades later. Thank You All!
Hey z20000z, are things looking up for you quite yet, regarding the personal things? I seriously hope so. I'm just discovering Mr. Carson [I grew up without having him on the tele], and he is QUITE good! I wonder, was he a writer for the show? Or is his talent mainly his stage presence and hosting performance? Seems amazing either way, wish we had him back in the limelight. Anyway, I just wanted to quickly reach out. Have a wonderful day, my friend.
@@npcrah Hi npcrah,
Thank you so much for taking the time for the kind wishes and comments!
I am doing well and am pretty much a blessed person who, like everyone else, gets into a funk once in a while, so turning to something familiar and nostalgic and getting some laughs is good medicine. This is where Johnny Carson comes in.
I know that he did write some of his own jokes, but had a writing staff. Johnny also wrote material for Jack Benny and Red Skelton (I think) when he was just starting out. Here are two great documentaries on Johnny: This one is an overview of his entire life and career; ruclips.net/video/ErMjiW7xsFk/видео.html
and this one is about how the show is produced and his impending retirement:
ruclips.net/video/NSDcQkpb9sE/видео.html
I hope that you are doing well yourself and thanks again for asking! Blessings to you!
Here here!!
Pray things get better for you.
@@Heavenzvoice Thank you and many blessings on you!
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What a gorgeous woman, inside and out and very funny. RIP Elizabeth and Johnny for you were both one of a kind!
There will never be a more genuinely gifted interviewer than J.C. He makes it look absolutely effortless.
The best!!!!
more grifted, shore, but gifted?
He was an absolute entitled dick to people not in show business.
Yes, he does! 😀
I met her in Santa Barbara at a restaurant and I bowed down and she blessed me with a hug and a big kiss. I'll never forget that moment.
I imagine that you never washed your face again.
By the way, did she had some perfume?
Very nice. B.A.N.
Nice.
"Bowed down " That's weird 😳why do that 😆🤣
You were lucky...Wow, amazing..
I remember when people would stay up to watch Johnny Carson. Elizabeth always looked beautiful. Amazing.
Wow, she was still drop dead gorgeous at 60
YOU will never see faces like that again, look at society.
no botox, no lip injections
Yes she looks amazing but no 60 year old looks this great without help in the cosmetic field.
Well taken care of.
I am ravishing at 2am
I never saw an interview with Liz. She's so charming and nice. Im totally beguiled by her. Combined with her unreal beauty thats a very powerful combination.
Anyone who is 'bashing' her for wearing leather and looking all sexy can all shut the hell up. If you can look that good at 60, I say GO FOR IT.... I'm 51, and you 'youngins' have no idea how quickly time goes by and how all of a sudden you'll wake up one day and be 40 or 50 or 60, yet you'll still feel like the same vital, fun person you always were..... remember, it's EASY to look amazing at 25, but if you can look THIS GOOD at 60....... you are amazing!
This woman is an ICON!!!!! For anyone bashing her, what the hell have YOU ever done in this world that is so great?
She looked great at 60, a beautiful woman always. Elizabeth was one of Hollywood's greats. You are so right, time flies by and you look in the mirror one day and realize you are old but inside you are still the same fun loving person.
I love it when women of ANY age wear leather and look sexy. She looked hot as hell to me! I love older women, although it's harder for me to say that since I'm 46 so I guess I'm attracted more and more to women my age or a little older. The way I see it if you look good, you look good and age be damned!
Karen, you still look fabulous, and you certainly have a great attitude. As long as you think like that, you'll never get old. Good luck.
Thank you, Jeff.
She speaks so softly and calmly. She’s lovely to listen to. So sad that she isn’t with us anymore.
Just checked, she passed away in March 2011.
Loved her in 1963's Cleopatra and in 1994's The Flintstones.
@@georgehenderson7783 Loved her as Cleopatra, and that iconic line she hurled at Richard Burton who played Mark Antony,...."ON YOUR KNEES!!!!!" 👊😉😎
That is great except when you see her in a play! Experienced that in Private Lives🤣
You can tell she's a great listener. She listens and responds in a genuine manner. If only we could learn and evolve.
Well she was pretty old
I think Elizabeth Taylor was one of the most beautiful women, very sweet personality.
I read a biography about elizabeth taylor ..and she could be very nasty ....when she was with richard burton .... the were both flaming alcoholics .....and when they were both at it they would have very alcohol fueled rows both going at each other ....in the book ...it stated how elizabeth woukd be not very nice at times ,...she could be very much a bit__ h..when she wanted to be ........there were 2 sides to her personality
@@maryleung1425 Pretty much the same as their characters in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" Art imitating life at it's finest!
@@maryleung1425 : True. I was actually shocked when I read the book, but then I wasn't! Alcohol is a real killer for anyone and everyone. Even our movie star Queen!
@J Green : Liz paid plenty to her husbands, too!
@Kittie Kellie : perhaps you should contact her biographers and tell them to "right their wrongs" and reprint the books they have written! My goodness, such a disservice they have done to the world! (not). You display so much anger and hostility here in so many comments regarding the beautiful and generous Liz Taylor that you must have some kind of beef with *something* or *someone* somewhere. The whole world admires this woman who did so much for AIDS patients and brought AIDS into the mainstream by removing the stigma from it, that she will continued to be revered throughout history. We all miss her every day, even as she worked to kick her alcohol and addictions.
Shocked, Elizabeth was so brilliant where Johnny could not follow her. He shoulda said that she is taking away from his act and she was. BUT, her warmth and shyness also shocked me, no DIVA as the world and judgmental me percieved😔thankyou thankyou for a stimulating snapshot of the REALLY larger than life, ELIZABETH TAYLOR
I love them both. Years later Elizabeth did an interview with Barbara Walters and she did a little jig to prove she was feeling fine. That's how I like to remember her, fun loving and funny. I wish I knew her. I miss Johnny Carson. He always made me laugh.
I was a medical AIDs warrior in San Francisco during the epidemic Elizabeth Taylor was a God Send. Little known fact, Ms Taylor would just show up at the AIDs ward at SF General. Unannounced no fanfare. I would get calls at my office saying 'SHEs here'. I would always go to the ward to meet her (who wouldn't?). One visit she held my arm and said 'Sweetheart you should be taking care of people that need you, NOT Elizabeth Taylor'. She then promised to always call me before she showed up, and come to my office first. She always did. My 'PA' was trembling the first time when she called me on the intercom, 'Ah Ah UM Elizabeth Taylor is here to see you' (LOL) An Incredible humanitarian, kind, and funny as hell. She did not take being 'Elizabeth Taylor' seriously. I took the Elizabeth Taylor I knew very, very seriously...
wonderful story thanks.
The greatest.
Nobody else compares to him.
RIP Johnny.
Miss you JOHNNY.. NO ONE HAS COMPARED TO YOU.. I HOPE YOUR LISTENING
My brother and I met Ms. Taylor riding Harley's. She was absolutely beautiful! Also she was down to earth, friendly and kind.
Listen, when you meet someone like Elvis Presley which I did not meet but I did see in concert twice 1975 and 1976 twenty rows back from stage level,…you see them for a sustained amount of time. I also heard him sing without accompaniment “Amazing Grace” multiple times in 1975 and “How Great Thou Art” multiple times in 1976 and he sounded exactly like his records. He was not well. It was obvious that he was not well but his voice was 110%. Both years he gave a fantastic concert to his fans and I will never forget it or him! My college professor discussed Elvis Presley’s voice and his range, his natural talent, etc. He also did the same thing with with Barbra Streisand’s voice. I finally got to see her in concert in NY after I got married the second time. I have been a fan of her’s for years, too. I can tell you that not all of her songs sounded the same as her records but nothing can diminish her talent! My father met Marilyn Monroe, Jane Russell, Carole Lambord…Clark Gable’s wife during the war and had his picture taken with them. The were beautiful women, period. I told you my brother and I met Elizabeth Taylor riding her purple Harley in the mountains in Denver, CO. She was with one of her son’s and Malcolm Forbes and friends. She was a little tiny thing and strikingly beautiful. Her eyes were purplish/cobalt blue. You definitely noticed them. And I do not feel like I have to convince anyone. I met her and she was very nice and down to earth.
His comedy was funny not mean and hateful like these guys now who are not one bit funny
She was beautiful here
She's still lovely to look at after all she'sgone through. They don't make stars like that anymore.
Elizabeth Taylor was a first-class actress. Go back and look at her performance in "Giant" or "The Taming of the Shrew", for example, to see how versatile she was.
Virginia Woolf. And I know some people don't like Butterfield 8 but she's great in it.
Loved her in Butterfield 8 !
jslasher1 Or “A Place in the Sun”. My fav ET movie.
@@Bigbadwhitecracker ,!
Suddenly Last Summer The entire cast OMG was amazing but Elizabeth Taylor WOW.
I'll never tire repeating that there wasn't isn't or will be anyone like Johnny Carson.
Yeah Back when the Tonight Show was actually The Tonight Show
Carson will never be duplicated.
The Best for Sure❣️
Damn right!! Fallon is a clown not funny at all. The dummy cards tell the audience "LAUGH"
@@m42037 Really? about the cards? How embarrassing!
@@Dreamskater100 I was making a joke but i wouldn't doupt it. Fallon isn't funny. He has some good guests I'm sure it's the (so called) Tonight Show. I think Kimmel is ok but Fallon forget it. Leno was also ok. We will never see a king of monologue like Johnny Carson again in our lives i can guarantee it!
No one could replace Johnny
I love Liz. She has guts and class. ❤️
Yes!
Agreed. Unfortunately, she's been gone since 2011 @cynthiakincaid70
I met Ms. Taylor a couple years before this. I expected to meet a pampered diva but instead had the pleasure of meeting a warm, friendly and truly beautiful woman. A star in every sense of the word and those eyes, like dazzling sapphires.
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What a lovely statement
Mark what a lovely statement
Even Michael Jackson was friends with her, too. You are so lucky you get to meet her. I wish she was still alive so I can get the same experience as you.
I envy you.
I can understand why Michael Jackson adored this woman, she is stunnig and a true person. She is really really herself and very funny❤❤
It's the other way around the puzzle.
M.Jakson's pedophilia accusations were going on at this point. Since then a dozen new accusations have appeared.
@@parapoliticos52 fake news you the one looking over your shoulder👁️👁️
he adored her because she was a very beautiful white person , he tried to be one,
@Normandy did you hear that on CNN or do you have videos, you might see some soon but not with him 🇺🇲🤔
@@richardlesh393 "FBI don't lie"
In 1992, when she was 60...she was still so beautiful. Elizabeth Taylor was incredibly beautiful, inside and out. She was also and incredible actress...she was very versatile with her roles.
Wow, she was almost 60 years old here? Impossibly beautiful!
With her money she could look 25🤓
There was Liz and then everyone else in the beauty category. By this age she was probably not getting any surgery she didn’t need to stay alive. Despite what people think. She was a naturally beautiful person.
Wow! How, did you, know that?
@@billbrimmer1739 Yes, she was!
Her beauty has never been surpassed. Those eyes...
She is so real, she would be (almost) the same without the cameras (perhaps just more outrageous). So clever, quick and witty, wonderful sense of humour, able to laugh at herself. There will never ever be another Elizabeth taylor.
Well said, and all true.
Sheer ; it is pity isn't it. Only one Liz per earth time.
Sheer I could have hung out with her!
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Liz was sharp as a tack here.
I loved Johnny’s show, there will never be a Talk show host or show like this again, I remember tears in my eyes watching his final show.
Incredible how meaningful this interview is today! Honesty, style, yellow press, they already saw this craziness coming, we are now living in.
Most beautiful going-on-60 woman you'll ever see! I just love Elizabeth...she was not only all that, but a great humanitarian as well. That selfless and inner beauty contributed to the outer beauty she radiated. We can't thank her enough for all she did for AIDS research, etc., which has saved countless lives! God bless her beautiful soul. 💜
Yes her and Princess Diana were true humanitarians
I couldn't love her more..... she's been through her stuff and yet she still has a sense of humor.... we'll never see another 'Elizabeth Taylor' again...
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So many people have been through worse.I never thought she was that good-looking, nor that much of a actress.She was lovely, like so many women are.Just my opinion. Good for her.But there were better actors than her.
The great thing about a Carson interview is that he gave the stars a chance to have fun - rather than forced them to talk about difficult issues. In his best interviews, he allowed them to effervesce and be at their best. This interview with Elizabeth Taylor allows Elizabeth to relax and be charming - while not giving away anything more than she feels comfortable giving away. Carson and Taylor talking about their marriages is hilarious!
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Star Sky your comment is fantastic. So right on and so beautifully said.
Star Sky, your comment is so right on and so simply and beautifully said.
I saw Elizabeth in an interview where she said she never slept with anyone she wasn't married to.
@@bobs182 nor did the Gabor sisters lol!
This was back in the days when watching the Tonight Show was the thing to do from 11:30 - 12:30 I used to watch and then get up at 6:00 AM for work or school. Now, I can barely make it to 9:30 without falling asleep. Johnny and Ed were like gold.
It was a truly classy, delightful show.
I miss it terribly...
Johnny set the standard.
And Heresssssss's Johnny!!!😜
People used to come to work every morning and say, "Did you hear what Johnny Carson said last night?"
I really enjoyed this interview with the legendary Elizabeth Taylor. There was no trace of air and grace just genuine thirst for life and wisdom. I loved how she answered the question about Michael Jackson and recognizing her value as a brand. She's a true surviver.
What a brilliant clip. This shows a side of the beautiful Elizabeth Taylor than you would never think she had such a sense of humor. Loved it. Thank you for sharing.
She was an extraordinary beauty with grace and class, something that most women in Hollywood today don't have. She was feminine, graceful, and oozed charm: she had the "It" factor in spades. "Old Hollywood" had many downsides, but one thing they got right was creating movie stars. People back then did the same dirt as celebs today, but they didn't air their dirty laundry. This world will never have another Elizabeth Taylor and rightfully so: she was an original that couldn't be duplicated.
I miss Johnny. He was a class act. Great sense of humor. Stylish. It was the last thing we did at night. Turn on Johnny.
Absolutely. I never watched one full episode of Fallon i think he's corny! Not funny at all. Kimmel is ok but facts are nobody can ever come close to the king of monologue!!
OMG, just the thought of Grace Kelly and Elizabeth together would be heaven
Nice to see her with Michael Douglas here too
With the passage of time, Elizabeth is beginning, really, just beginning to receive the proper legacy as a fine American actress. The physical beauty has always been easily acknowledged, but her talent as a dramatic artist was underestimated during her lifetime.
She was a British actress, but I agree, marvellous and underrated. I think she allowed her personal life to eclipse her career too many times, sadly.
Taylor in Virgnia Wolff really showed her acting talent.
@@jimbob1277 No Gail was right. Elizabeth Taylor was a fine American actress...you need to research her a little more. She was born in London, but from American parents. Her birth was registered in the US embassy 2 weeks after her birth. They returned back to their homeland in 1939.
Always adored this lady! Would have loved to meet her ! Beautiful & exceptional . Very much missed. Rest in peace!!!
Imagine that. And she's not even an American.
Elizabeth Taylor, no bimbo her. She matched Carson's wit and topped whatever he threw at her.
They probably should have been married.
@@Bigbadwhitecracker No, thankgoodness!
Oh yea Pisces and Scorpio a great match
You say that like its surprising for a female
@@chrisg9615 - How do you figure that? I think you're looking for something that's not there.
She is just A STUNNER!! WHO CAN TOP HER? NO ONE!!
Hello, Susan,
How are you doing today?
Oscar?? I was just streaming in bed this morning. I'm addicted to you tube. It's sick .. Omg .. How in the HECK ARE YA? I just thought of a quote from "Casablanca" OF ALL THE GIN JOINTS IN ALL THE TOWNS IN ALL THE WORLD, YOU HAD TO WALK INTO MINE?" Ingrid Bergmann and Humphrey BOGART? Hi!!!💃
I had the enormous honor of meeting this great woman with those gorgeous VIOLET EYES. She is stunning and so down to earth and the most incredibly BEAUTYFULL WOMAN ON EARTH. Elizabeth Taylor is and forever will be the most extraordinary woman and actress. I met her at Macy’s Passion promotion in San Francisco on October 1987. I was on cloud nine!!❤️🙏🏼🌟
Amazing. Here you have this legendary, iconic actress giving a very lovely, witty, and thoughtful interview, and the vast majority of the comments are about her hair and her clothes.
It's called talent, which this truly great but underrated film star had in abundance.
hutch People can’t help it she was breathtaking her beauty was flawless and it’s hard to get past
She was absolutely delightful on this show. She was so natural and not putting on airs at all. I think she was comfortable and truly did enjoy the experience as she stated at the end.
People have this need to be negative!! It's very sad.... Jealousy, maybe..
@@TheBerny32 or maybe not? I loved the pic of her & Burton...yellow flowers woven thru her hair etc. Wedding. Oh man! But then saw another movie of the two...horrible!
I thot..years agl...ELVIS! Met him, got autograph. Later threw away. Was an accident, I know now...$$$ but later I thought...we all put our pants (panties) on same way...1 leg at a time. The fancy foods they eat...yummy but...so many strings attached.
I feel sorry for the wannabes today. I'm thankful for who I am. Like all, we make mistakes. I believe in Jesus, Son of God & both same. I'm human like all. We have our beliefs, our favorite movie stars etc...Audrey Hepburn...ohh...iconic! Comes back to...we're humans & make our choices. As we age, things change...but I'm glad I got to see good n bad old movies.
If you don't like my comment...Frankly Scarlett, I don't give a damn! Lol.
Enjoy each day. ;)
Back when late night was worth staying up for.
You nailed that.
I agree 100 per cent. Micheline Kribs, Rolla,MO
You said it all Jay, Many of nights I had to stay up and watch JC and it was worth it.
YES INDEED!!!! I agree with you.....still miss this guy & his amazing humor & command of the stage ~ there's just no one who can compare! Though I must say that Seth Meyers (on after the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon) is really great.....he seems to have an excellent writers team & his delivery is wonderful!! We like Conan O'Brien (on TBS) All the 10:30 shows are okay.....& sometimes surprise us with a great show....but Carson will always be KING of Late Night!! :) :D
Carson was a class act & Hosted his guests with classy regards… Focused on them as whole people~Focused beyond the Hollywood elitism
I am watching this in 2020 and even at 60 she looks great. There are actresses there are movie star's then there is Elizabeth Taylor.
This is just my opinion but I think people had more class in the old days.
"Old Hollywood Star Magic". No real stars today..just empty vacuous celebrity in name only. They will never have the longevity of the real legends like Liz Taylor. Beautiful too.
In fairness it would be hard to have less than people do today.
They did!!!
@@kenneththompson8933 I think you are right. There are not that many real and genuine Hollywood stars these days like we had long time ago. It is reckless and some what of trash if you ask me.
More manners too
I've never taken the time to "get to know" Elizabeth Taylor through movies or whatever but after watching this little interview I find her to be quite humble and fair. Classy in spite of the darker phases she experienced. Glad I stopped by.
Elizabeth was so beautiful not only outside but in as well.
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How are you doing
She certainly was.
When she was asked by Oprah "what was the difference, between you and Marilyn" she said "No one ever run my life but ME!" "I made every decision about my life." She said that she kept her 'sleeping pill' in a little box and if she looked in and it was there, she took it, but if she looked in and it wasn't there, she knew she'd taken it already, since when you are drunk, you can't rely on memory.
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Pure class. Elizabeth Taylor has grace and wit. Loyal to her friends. Few had and have her qualities
Considering her incredible life's ups and downs, she was remarkable, she looked better at sixty than some women look at twenty. She definitely had star quality.
That's for sure all the fat American women today look terrible. Go to Europe women look like women still
but don’t you think that’s a facelift? he face doesn’t move!
@@mileece And she's not a fat pig at 60 like 70% of American women in sweat/stretch pants and no makeup, yuk. My woman lives in Berlin and is 58 amd looks 48 in a skirt and nice D breasts(no silicone) weight 135 pds 5'5" tall. Nice body. More than half the broads here in the states are fat and don't have no self respect to look beautiful. Feminism or whatever lazyness. Smh
@@m42037 Please post a pic of your Greek god body so I can become fully aroused and fantasize about caressing your moobs. You sound like a malignant narcissist. Completely undeveloped and superficial. Good luck with that.
@@rainamoonastrology14 Go to weight Watcher's Fatty Patty 🐖
Liz was the queen, this must have been in the 'White Diamonds' fragrance heyday. What a career, she looks great.
Carson makes any interview interesting and when has really interesting people it's the absolute best, what a great show this one was.
Liz was the queen of Hollywood and everything else that was so glamorous. I remember as a kid watching Johnny. Now they are all dead and it's so sad. Loved staying up late and looking forward to seeing these talk shows.
Two icons that will never be repeated.
I lost it when he said, "I was married to a Pisces once" and without missong a beat, she said, "I'm SURE you were!!" ROFL. She was so sharp snd funny!!
I miss this guy; his wit, talent, cheerfulness, and relevence elevated late night talk TV to a level that has not been duplicated. He was interesting and funny, and was never stale or dull.
Jeff Schueler I miss him and Elizabeth. Funny how he mentions Jerry Brown and Bill Clinton
I remember a few years before she died there were pics of her in her wheel chair getting into a marine cage so she could go deep in the sea and view the sharks. Her tee shirt said "Shark Bait". Funny lady.
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@@mr.m325 that’s super weird this comment was for another video i saw on youtube WTF 🤬 smh 🤦♀️ youtube!
Elizabeth Taylor was my favorite actress. Plus, I think she was the most beautiful and had such a sparkling personality I wish I had a chance to meet her.💕
She was soooo GORGEOUS ...🌹🌹
I always feel like the great Elizabeth Taylor was taken too young, but she packed one hell of a lot of life into 79 years. Legendary and iconic doesn't even begin to explain her level of fame.
This is a really good interview....so nice to see these great actors..Her laugh is real and beautiful
Watching an old episode of the Tonight Show like this with two incredible talents, Taylor and Douglas, and seeing how articulate, intelligent, and introspective they all were, is such a contrast to the fluff that most talk shows have on today, where it's all about the gag. Not that having some light conversation is a bad, but the superficial just gets old so fast.
Thank you for posting this video!
Your humility is a huge part of your elegant beauty Elizabeth....I saw many of my friends succumb to the 80's virus... and you stood up for them...you will always be loved and admired. never forgotten!
Comment is true and a very gracious choice of words, I only wish our past administration had ever learned that lesson when speaking.about our virus today.
This is one of Carson's best interviews. His rapport with Taylor was great. Fantastic one liners.
A CLASS ACT, NEVER to be repeated. Made the audience hysterical just by a motion or a look.. THE LEGEND...Johnny Carson.
Try and hunt down "Raintree County" with Elizabeth Taylor and Montgomery Cliff. They were best friends in real life and absolutely mesmerizing on the screen together.
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Oh, my! She is the most lovely, most beautiful lady. I had forgotten how petite she was at only 5'2". I hope you are resting in peace, Miss Taylor.
How could 36 people possibly not like this clip??? It's a classic piece that showcases classy people.
She led a very interesting life. She fought many battles and always came out showing class.
AdrienneAce that’s exactly what I was thinking in regards to how petite she was. I totally forgot about her husband Larry.
AdrienneAce several of her ex husbands voted more than once....?
he's annoying-sounding, plus some men in the audience sound stupid on this one....but probably not these reasons....probably something pretentious
Not saying she made great choices in husbands but my mind is still blown that she married Larry. WTF????
This look was hot back in the day, she looks fabulous! What an Icon, amazing actress.
Back in the day? Ya today there's no fashion in America it's so bland today. What women in us wear today T--shirts, stretch pants with a fat butt and no make-up. Ya "back in the day"
Dear God, I can't believe how long ago this was! 1992 was only yesterday to me, and it was almost 30 years ago! I'm getting so f---ing old! It's scary to think all these people have been dead for years!
Where did the time go?
I get you Greg. High blood pressure meds and more.
Never will be duplicated! A gem of a interview in every facet.
I know time goes by but your as young as you feel and it's mental as well as nutrition.
I hear you, me too! Yesterday I was 40 now I’m going on 72 in a few days! Yikes
Love Elizabeth Taylor's humble personality. Beautiful lady.
Very entertaining to see these 2 screen legends and interviewed by another legend thanks for the post I enjoyed it very much
what a great show. Elizabeth is so real and shows her sense of humor I have read the comments about her clothing and I think it is just nonsense, she looked great, we should all hope to look that good at her age. The interview with Mike Douglas was good too and he was very honest and frank, it was good to hear about his father son relationship. As usual Johnny was very good with his topics and picked a great pair to interview. I enjoyed it thoroughly.
Hello Maureen, How are you doing?
La Liz -- there was only ONE! So beautiful, classy, sweet, humorous, ----------- irreplaceable and sorely missed.
Audrey Hepburn...better many ways.
Let's admit..they were far superior than today's 2 cents.
Any woman who could go rounds with Richard Burton is truly gifted lol
thats why he loved her
I love this interview Elizabeth looks amazing here , and I love the outfit and style here.
Liz truly looks gorgeous here.
She endured because she is incredibly incredibly beautiful. Sign me up I am a Elizabeth Taylor fan. Always have been always will be. Rip Elizabeth
Damn Elizabeth Taylor was sharp and beautiful woman at 60 yrs old
Beautiful at 60
Check you spelling! You mean 'Dame', not 'Damn'.
@@jslasher1 Nah I was saying damn meaning she looks good smh
The woman with the Violet eyes. Very very rare... if you search you can find some pics of her lavender color coming through. She was just one of the most beautiful classic women in the world.
60 is old????
So smart, down to earth, and beautiful. Elizabeth and Johnny are two American icons and basically the best of 20th century America.
Elizabeth Taylor was British.
True, she was born in Britain, but to American parents and they left when she was a child. She lived the vast majority of her life in America and her career was here. She always lives in LA or Virginia. Had dual citizenship. Britain may claim her, but she is American. British American if you please.
Tickerage Absolutely. I would rather watch Carson reruns than almost anything on TV today. Elizabeth Taylor is really intelligent and this show with Michael Douglas was a great show.
then why are you watching it?
sam t She must be drinking spirits in spirit then, because she passed away. Her beautiful jewelry was auctioned for charity. Anything else you'd like add, you ill punctuated twit?
Always was a fan of Elizabeth T. As a teenager was fascinated by her eye makeup.
Hello Diana, How are you doing?
Liz was so quick and funny. Didn't expect that.
I'll add a short conversation I had with her upon the first time I met her. We exchanged pleasantries and she extended her hand, as I took her hand my eyes locked with hers it was as if the rest of the world faded away and all that existed were those beautiful eyes that somehow would catch any available lighting and reflect it outwards with twice the radiance. In that instant I understood the power over men she commanded.
An involuntary, and yes audible gasp came from somewhere inside me. Her hand still politely in mine tightened it's grip ever so slightly as her gaze was now fully fixated upon me with a demur smile as she waited for an explanation of my awkward gasp. I'm sure you hear this all the time but I've never seen such stunningly beautiful colors captured within anyone's eye's ever before. Her smile widened as she let go of my hand and said, 'Yes, I do but rarely with as much eloquence thank you.' Then she stopped and motioned for me to come closer as I'm 6' and she was much shorter, she whispered, 'It never gets old' and gave me a quick wink.
I worked for MGM in a management position that often required interaction with every star and famous person one usually only reads about. While all are memorable in their own right whether for good, or bad, clearly there were a special few that were indeed stars in every sense of the word and she was and will be at the top of that list.
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@M King Great story ~ wonderful memories!
true, people critizising her look with leather don't consider it was 1992, obviously they haven't a clue how to look at things in a historical context, not the sharpest knives in the kitchen drawer.
TALENT & CLASS !!! GREAT INTERVIEW, ELIZABETH, MICHAEL & BEST LATE NIGH HOST EVER!! JOHNNY MADE IT WORTH STAYING UP TO WATCH HIS SHOW!!
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@cubomania3 and interestingly enough, middle aged and older adults also seem to be dumber these days, it's not just the younger generation. Everyone and I mean EVERYONE is hurried, distracted and inconsiderate these days. just saying
@cubomania3 Nah, people in my country actually have to get an education these days. I'd say the kids of the 60s and 70s were far dumber than the ones today.
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@Alain Quartermaine Oh brother...did you ever give thought to that she just wore what she felt like wearing from her wardrobe? lol As if you're able to say anything about her since you & her did not know each other...lol.
She sounds so cool, like someone you'd like to hang around with..
Oh her lovely sharp wit and insight. She was special....
Missing Elizabeth and Johnny so much. Elizabeth was stunning. Those were the days. So far superior to today in ever way.
Did you know them?
Johnny is starstruck in this interview. Not that I blame him.
I noticed that too. He was visibly nervous which was very unusual for him.
He was so nervous that he was tallking stupid things lol
She's brilliant!
gorgeous!!!....my god, she was really beautiful
"They were most of them comedians...." That was a good one....
Very intelligent and a great sense of humor. Truly a legend.
Two American icons gone. R.I.P. JohnnyC and Elizabeth T. Micheline Kribs,Rolla,MO
The wonderful late night shows of yester years I miss the format of talking intelligently.
Hello Phyllis, How are you doing?
Some intelligence some silliness!
I miss Johnny and all Hollywood stars when stars were stars and not just infomercials.
Hello Deborah, How are you doing?
They were still info- mercials for the star performers at Vegas or some night club or a movie but well disguised. Fallon and Leno had no personality, and never learned how to disguise it.
She was the most beautiful woman in the world. Was beautiful all her life. As for those gorgeous eyes, above stunning ! More importantly she was beautiful on the inside. Always took time for her fans. Extremely caring of everyone. She did so much charity work, used her star power for good causes. What a wonderful lady she was.
Man Liz was so good looking. I miss the Carson show.
Elizabeth has always my favorite actress even at age 60 so gorgeous! T.R.
As completely famous as she was, she was so real! I only wish I could have met her! Amazin woman! RIP!
SHE LOOKS REALLY FANTASTIC HERE!!!! GORGEOUS REALLY REALLY GORGEOUS!!!!!
Elizabeth was so soft spoken and genuine here. Not at all how I pictured her to be.
When I was a kid, my uncle would always rant and rave about Liz Taylor. I didn't understand back then, but I do now.
She was one of our greatest actors, humanitarians and beauties. I loved her. I miss her.