Lauren Bacall "I'm on The Wrong Show" | The Dick Cavett Show
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Dick Cavett finds himself in an awkward spot after miss-phrasing a few of his sentences to Tony Award winner Lauren Bacall.
Date aired - April 28th 1971 - Lauren Bacall
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Dick Cavett has been nominated for eleven Emmy awards (the most recent in 2012 for the HBO special, Mel Brooks and Dick Cavett Together Again), and won three. Spanning five decades, Dick Cavett’s television career has defined excellence in the interview format. He started at ABC in 1968, and also enjoyed success on PBS, USA, and CNBC.
His most recent television successes were the September 2014 PBS special, Dick Cavett’s Watergate, followed April 2015 by Dick Cavett’s Vietnam. He has appeared in movies, tv specials, tv commercials, and several Broadway plays. He starred in an off-Broadway production ofHellman v. McCarthy in 2014 and reprised the role at Theatre 40 in LA February 2015.
Cavett has published four books beginning with Cavett (1974) and Eye on Cavett (1983), co-authored with Christopher Porterfield. His two recent books -- Talk Show: Confrontations, Pointed Commentary, and Off-Screen Secrets (2010) and Brief Encounters: Conversations, Magic moments, and Assorted Hijinks(October 2014) are both collections of his online opinion column, written for The New York Times since 2007. Additionally, he has written for The New Yorker, TV Guide, Vanity Fair, and elsewhere.
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He was so quietly disarming and witty. I loved him. He was wonderful. They obviously liked each other. Great interview and she's terrific.
He's still alive, which is a nice surprise.
Lauren and her voice and attitude and beauty is just something special in Americana culture.
See, Lauren could call Katharine Hepburn Katie because it was like that. 🤣🤣🤣
Eyes that would melt the strongest of men a voice that took control of a conversation and a smile that would make your day, What a Lady 👍👍
46 is middle age and certainly not old. She lived another 43 years, another lifetime, after this video.
It’s crazy how different 46 looked back then versus today. There are women in their 60s and 70s today who look like she does here.
I’m 46 and if I were a working actor and someone referenced movies I made 25 years before, those movies would be “old.”
@shite username That’s my point, this was all instigated by him using the phrase your “old movies.”
@shite username enjoy your youth while you have it! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@VideoAmericanStyle , thanks to plastic surgeons for that. Add to that she was a heavy smoker and that will age your face.
5:49 her eyes & that look is SO STUNNING 😍
Such a _beautiful_ woman... All her life.
Love her autobiography 👍
“I want you to like me.” 5:58 Cavett was so sincere just then.
How adorable was Lauren Bacall. She was still sexy up to her fifties! Please upload more clips!!
I have watched innumerable Cavett interviews. He is who I would want to interview me if I was of any importance.
Agreed, although he did have his bad moments
Timeless beauty and class.
That voice!
As a young woman: Smokin'!
After that: Magnificent!
SHES SO PRETTY AHHHHHH
"A class act all the way..." Right up into making a guest appearance on the Soprano's.
She was having affair with SINATRA while Bogart was dying of cancer , class act all the way?
@shite username whatever , duh
that was so funny 😂 btw to the other person who replied to your comment, she didnt start dating sinatra until after bogarts death (just letting you know so you dont get confused❤)
@@davidwirth2716 Didn't that relationship begin after Bogart died?
That melifluous voice!
Love her so much ❤️❤️❤️
Talk shows started to take a dive when audiences were encouraged to participate ..you know, applaud every thing instead of listening ..
Una de las mas lindas de Hollywood
Such a beautiful lady
As others noted here, the whole interview, if available, please! And thx for this!
she is just so lovely.
She was always a beautiful woman. In retrospect it’s interesting to see how people aged back then, seemed like a little quicker than today.
Post the whole interview
*45 minutes.* Yes, please do! :)
It's Bacall. You guys keep misspelling the names of the guests.
J Geer Betty would read them the riot act and then some!
@shite username Hear, hear
@MarlonBrandosEyes I can't see California without you man.
She did a great cameo in one of the later Sopranos episodes, including a stunt I'm convinced she did herself.
Anyone else remember that? Chrissie knocks her over to steal her bag o' bling & give some to Tony when he gets back to NJ.
I read that she did do it herself
Christopher was a villain among villains. That's one of the scenes, punching and robbing the iconic Lauren Bacall, that shows how shockingly evil he was.
Here quotes are marvelous, dahling
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🌟whether in life or in movies🌟
She was having an affair with her Applause leading man, Len Cariou, at this time, which she wrote about in her autobiography "By Myself".
Lauren Bacall
Lauren💖💖💕💕💕💕
You should put the whole episode on
What a Gal.
Off topic, but you reminded me of the time Chevy Chase said, of Cary Grant, on a talk show, "What a gal!" Grant sued and won.
Oh man, Cavett in his prime was the king of great interviews ... even when he goofed up. And Bacall is the definition of class and elegance.
Fascinating----whether you're a tennis player or not.
I love the line in that movie, "To Have Or Have Not," but why can't she simply say that "it was provocative for the times?"
A very nice and real woman. No pretense. I would say her second film should be Dark Passage.
To have and have not is such a great movie.
46? Yowzah!
Lauren Bacall (registrada al nacer como Betty Joan Perske y conocida también como "The Look"; Nueva York, 16 de septiembre de 1924-Ibídem, 12 de agosto de 2014) fue una actriz estadounidense de ascendencia rumana.
such a classy lady!
Her last name was spelled Bacall.
When intelligent conversation becomes seductive
Good LORD that sexy voice wow.
He totally had a crush on her.
Back then who didn’t? He grew up watching her
46 is old?? I must be ancient..
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I don't know whether or not Ms. Bacall saw Coco but I did and found it to be the worst musical I have ever seen. Aside from Hepburn's voice there wasn't even one song that was memorable. Bacall may not have been a vocalist but she could sing rings around the great Kate. The score for Applause was hardly a landmark as well--I never saw it--and I think it has never been revived as far as I know. The reason to see it was of course Bacall.
Sing rings around Kate? Bacall couldn't sing, at least according to David Niven in one of his books, The Moon's a Balloon or Bring on the Empty Horses
I would think that "Key Largo" would have been one of her choices.
is there a full version of this show?
She was rather tall.
Also, I love her deep voice. So sensual.
She has beautiful bone structure no wonder she became a mod r l and actress.
Key Largo I remember Lauren being good in...
Best part is when she spit in rocky face
If she is 46 years old on this video, then she looked much older.
Smoking will do that to you. Still beautiful though and she aged gracefully.
We are so used to seeing 46 year old actors today who look like 26 year old they have had so much work done. She looks what a 46 year smoker should look like to me. Well a drop dead gorgeous one lol
What?
@@mollydooker9636 Not all young looking, so to speak, 46 year olds have had "work done". Bacall is beautiful here but does look older. That is from smoking and limited excercise
She looks incredible. She also lived another 43 years after this, so she was only halfway through her life. It’s doubtful any of us will be so lucky to reach an old age, seeing as the life expectancy is dropping now.
Bacall had not won an award for acting? Criminal!
except an honorary oscar in 2009 at the governor awards :/
@@yourmommmmm264 Governor of what?
@@ianbauer4703 im not sure... basically an honorary oscar is basically saying "youve been in the business long enough so we might as well give you a participation trophy" but im not sure what the governor awards are
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What role should she have won an Oscar? Bogart made EVERYONE good who acted opposite him.
i have nothing against the other celebs that were on this show but is this channel ever going to show the Dick Cavett shows where he interviews Jackie Gleason or Art Carney? How about any Honeymooners actors that were a part of the main cast?
A lot of those Cavett shows are not available, unfortunately.
@@jamesanthony5681 at least one episode where Art Carney makes a guest appearance and one episode where Gleason makes an appearance has aired on Decades Network. I don’t have Decades
@@Gannooch I remember Cavett saying that a number of his early shows (on ABC Television, I believe it was) are not available because the tape was re-sused and his shows were taped over. Carson said the same thing about some of his early Tonight shows. Unfortunate.
Second! This channel rules
The witch of the waste!!!!
She looks older then 46 here.
Yeah, it’s hard to believe. She could easily pass for 60 here. Maybe the effect of cigarettes and alcohol?
@@VideoAmericanStyle I think your right , plus the hair style.
@@VideoAmericanStyle I'd say it certainly was the smoking and drinking. My mother was her generation and had a bit of that mid-Atlantic speech training as well - reminds me of a whole generation. Also madame Bacall - Betty Jean iirc - was from my hometown to boot. You can hear the native New York underneath the training.
She was 19 in her first movie and could have passed for 30. She has always looked older and quite quickly became difficult to cast.
@VideoAmericanStyle You have evidence she was a lifelong smoker, but no evidence of her drinking habits over the decades.
At around 1:32......Wow! You mean people were using the super-annoying "air-quotes thing" as far back as 1971??!!
btw.....she's 46 here. She certainly doesn't look 46....or sound it. And that hairstyle! Well....it was the early 1970s, I know. At that particular point in time, many middle age women had, what would now be considered as being, God-awful hairstyles.
It's pretty amazing that she lived to 89. I mean, I'm pretty sure, back then, she coulda given someone like Sammy Davis Jr. a serious run for his money in the chain-smoking department.
First!!! Lol
Good for you!!
@@FreyaF... I saw my chance and I took it haha :)