Lucille Ball interview - Merv Griffin c.1980
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- Опубликовано: 19 ноя 2021
- Promoting her new tv special: "Lucy Moves to NBC", Lucille Ball visits The Merv Griffin Show, 1980. Since that show of Lucy's aired in Feb of 1980, this show was likely taped in January of 1980. Lucy also discusses seeing her daughter, Lucie Arnaz on Broadway in 'They're Playing Our Song'.
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Ms. Ball was known as "The First Lady of Television and 'CBS.'" Thank-you for sharing.
Lucy was a tough cookie. You can tell she didn’t suffer fools.
She was smart as a tack, had a great Business sense, even though her gamble on "Star Trek" may have cost her Desilu whose studios had fallen into disrepair. Ms. Ball was the first woman to ever own/run a studio and have successful, long running shows on the air and in development.
Lucy was the Greatest. RIP
I love Merv Griffin 😊
Immortal! ♥️❤️💗
Lucille Ball yes 😊
I remember when this was originally aired... as a redhead shes always been a ginger icon
I'm here to compare this set with the one from Seinfeld. Fantastic! 😂
Lol same
Her voice is like 5 octaves lower than Merv's lol what the heck?
That's the "Elevator Killer" right there! I hear he's still at large.
will the rest of the interview be posted ? Does anyone know how long she was on the show for ?
Classier time
her holding his hand.what do you say.
why is he so close to her? You can tell she is wondering the same thing.....
Merv always did that! He used to lean in on his guests.🇨🇦
Lucie had a very good singing voice especially compared to her mother's. Why was Lucy ragging on it?
Fire water. It's no secret Lucy enjoyed a Jack & Coke before most interviews to relax. Here you can detect she is slurring her words. It's very noticeable when she appears on Johnny Carson.
She often was too blunt or crass about and toward her children, embarrassing them at times. Ball said something about Lucie that was confidential, and Lucie and her didn't talk for weeks afterward.
Lucie Arnaz has a nice voice for the theater
@@avifalco Perhaps Lucille was jealous that her daughter could actually carry a tune.
Lucy was very controlling ,always the perfectionist. Every interview there’s always a mean side joke about Desi. It takes two people to break up a marriage.
Do you have Village People?
Omg, Lucy was brutal in attacking her daughter’s singing, which takes a lot of nerve considering the vocal atrocity Lucy committed in Mame.
Wow! Lucy was far from brutal. And Lucie Arnaz had pretty questionable pitch back in her early days. Lucy praised her, but was realistic. Lucie was no Shirley Jones, or Julie Andrews or Ethel Merman. The bar was a lot higher in those days. And Lucie Arnaz would be the first to admit it.😂
Can you please post these two episodes of the show: May 21 1980,
Jan 9 1970?? Please!!🙏 It's very important!
You could tell she had a lot of baggage at this point of time. I noticed she started grabbed Merv hand in a very intimate way towards the end of the interview. Which tells me she was looking for something else in her life. Reading body language is a skill that takes decades to master. But I could tell time wasn’t kind to Lucille Ball, but no one noticed because she hid it with laughter. But Lucille Ball really did love her children after watching many interviews.
She said her "help". I guarantee they were all black
No, Asian.
@@julietteyork6293 Ohhhh ok. Sounds about right
The "black" one you speak of was considered family. Lil' Lucie has spoken about her publicly many times and considered her their 2nd mom.
The host seems very inappropriate being so close to Lucy like that.