BURT LANCASTER INTERVIEW | 1963
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- Опубликовано: 19 авг 2024
- An excerpt from a 1963 Burt Lancaster Interview where he discusses his experience with different directors and his experience filming "The Leopard"(1963) (Footage courtesy of The Belgian Television Archive)
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Burt so articulate precise and confident both on and off screen, he's a class act for sure , loved most of his films rarely made a bad one and so versatile in his abilities, sadly nothing like him today
Loved admired in my country scotland :) a star is a star is a star
Not exactly like him but there are decent, thoughtful, down to earth stars today. For example, Goldie Hawn. My father had a long conversation with Lancaster waiting for a train in Flagstaff AZ in 1954, and my niece had a visit with Hawn who picked her up hitchhiking in Aspen CO in the 1990s. They both were the interesting, concerned, likeable people they seem to be in interviews.
One of my all time heroes. Loved his movies especially when he played a cowboy.
Before he died, Imo Paul Newman was similar.
He’s still my crush.
Breathtaking charisma and liberal and broad minded without a judgemental bone in his body. A beautiful talented man inside and out.
The year after this interview, Lancaster starred in " Seven Days in May. " He was exceptional!
He’s what you call a true actor in its truest sense
Unlike today, where everybody is a slave to social media, Burt Lancaster had an interesting, varied and anonymous life before he became an actor. Thus, you see a complete grown man with an intelligent mind of his own and beautiful manners. It's sad to think what's been lost in our culture.
I totally agree. One aspect of modern life I find so unappealing, is the empty headed, vacuous nature of so much that people say and do. Burt Lancaster was a formidable man in both body and mind. His 1964 film, “The Train” is one of my all time favourites.
Intelligent, kind and loving man. Reading his bio. Very good
Is this the most articulate and intelligent actor of all time …wow !
Most probably one of them. James Stewart was another.
I have loved Burt Lancaster all my life, rip. God bless him
Class act. Loved his performances in all of his movies.
R.I.P. Burt 🎪📺❤️⚘️
2:20 --- _"The boy who worked as my partner in show business and worked in some films with me, _*_Nicholas Cuccia_*_ was his name."_ That is, of course, by his stage name, the wonderful Nick Cravat. _"He played the mute character in several films mostly because his thick Brooklyn accent would have been out of place."_ To me, the most memorable duo work of Lancaster and Cravat was in _"The Crimson Pirate"._ Such joy to see them flying up and down.
Probably because they both enjoyed making that movie so much. Do they both ever not smile in that movie? 😄
Always loved burt landcater as a class actor and a handsome guy
In this clip we don't see the interviewer. But what we see & hear is a Gentle-Man...Class Act..
A class act and wonderful actor who was very well spoken and educated (world-wise, street-wise). Like many of his films but my favorite is Elmer Gantry.
Yes, Elmer Gantry his best role. I also loved his action/adventure pictures. Great actor, fabulous athlete, too.
This was some kind of exceptional actor. I'm a big fan.
In The Train movie, Lancaster did all the stunt work and climbed onto roof of house without ladder and flew down a long ladder not using the rungs. He was an amazing athlete along with being underrated actor.
I never really liked Burt Lancaster as an actor, but after listening to these many interviews , i realize how smart,articulate and educated this man was...I learned something very important today, ..is that we shouldn t judge somebody by their appearance only...He was a good looking man, but he was not my type..nor his movies..but the essence of a person goes beyond his image...If he wrote his biographiy , I would certainly like to read it..
She interviewed better than people 30 years later.
The twinkle in his eye says she was a cutie.
Do you happen to know who the interviewer was?
Burt Lancaster was a classic actor, most of his films are now all-time classics.
He was great because he never competed with other actors who competed with him and were thus lesser actors.
If I haven't had seen Mr. Lancaster acting in any film before these few minutes ... I would have been a fan of his instantly in its wake .. just to listen and watch is like an ayurvedic appliance for spirit and soul . btw. I really love the 'Hallelujah Trail' and him 'maneuvering' his horse and in the tub ♥️🌻
Watch "From Here to Eternity".
@@women65andover Thankyou Madam. His delicate incarnation of Robert Stroud even seen a long while ago still echoes with me. And as November has finally moved in over here I might postpone your suggestion to brighter skies. Anyway I cannot think of another actor being able to straddle such a spectrum of characters. Do you? :)
AT 84 I STILL A FAN IN MANY WAYS>>>
A real Prince 👑
One of my fave interviews and fave actors
Down to earth kind of a guy... IMO
Loved Burt Lancaster, thought he was a great actor,
so humble..
i read the book and it seemed to be describing lancaster. perfect casting.
Back in his day, there was so much quality.. today there is just quantity…
Western film owes to Lancaster a lot , he born to be gentle actor!
Il est fantastique
Birdman of Alcatraz my favourite.
He was filming The Train about this time. Watch his own stunt work in that movie. Incredible. And all done with an injured knee. The Tom Cruise of his day.
The Train is a fantastic film. 👌
tom cruise? are you nuts?
Is this guy the coolest dude ever,what a classy intelligent guy him and Lee marvin best ever.
I love the professionals!
Larger than life. Gosh such a greatest
Один из немногих актеров, которому не обязательно в роли много говорить. Его выразительное, наполненное смыслом лицо, говорило о многом и без слов! Редкий дар - игра без слов. Бёрт Ланкастер - один из самых великих актеров. Особенно нравится в "Вернись малышка Шеба", "За отдельными столиками", "Пловец", "Отсюда в вечность" и конечно его европейские фильмы Висконти и Бертолуччи вывели его на новый уровень драматического мастерства. Вечная память и благодарность.
Sweet smell of success 👏👏👏
Frank Gorshin has made me come to appreciate Burt Lancaster more.
......my teeth are whiter than yours Kirk.
That’s sad that it took some untalented washed up parasite like gorshin, who preyed upon and exploited Lancaster’s private life, to appreciate the fine actor that Lancaster truly was.
Class.
What a nice man
WHEN I SEE BURT LANCASTER I THINK OF STORIES ABOUT HIM AND MY FATHER ON 106 st 3av they wher born the same year 1913 . and used go swimming in the east river. when my fother died 1953 my mother received a telegram that he could not attend was makind a movie whes very sorry . i met him when i was six years old he had came to our aparttment when he was in new york. a real nice man god bless you burt. all so sent a lot of toys. when i got old er i whent to his funeral. he whes like a big brother to me .
Quite a guy, articulate.
A real man with colour!!
What a gorgeous man. wish they made them like that today❤
My Grandmother couldn’t understand how women liked modern (at the time) actors. They’re not men! She’d always cite Burt Lancaster as a real man.
درودبر برت عزیز یادت گرامی
homme venant du monde du cirque avec son physique ! né en 1913 parti en 1994 !
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It appears they are going to place the split ticket by Atlantic City inclines
If I had to name his best work it would The Swimmer
What happened to men like this? Why were they laughed off the face of the world? And what replaced them?
💙💙💙
Old days of smoking 🚬 on tv lol
People smoke weed on TV all the time. lol
no, real masculinity is what true aristocracy aspires to - B.L. needed to learn very few "manners". Vide Prousts adoring description of Saint-Loup, marquis.
meow
O habito de Fumar é Feio e Fedoronto! Cigarros é ruim.
Donald Trump sounds a lot like him in the way they talk.
simplifying matters for the benefit of a chick from Flanders is not the same as leading the "free world"
Both from New York. However, Burt was honest,intelligent, articulate, self effacing, talented and a humanitarian supporter of people less fortunate than himself and he was also a self made man who rose from humble origins to become a successful master of his chosen craft. Trump on the other hand was given millions of dollars by his kkk supporting father and went on to become one of the most vacuous, dishonest, tasteless, tacky, greedy, untalented, racist, elitist, fascist, treasonous, criminal, inarticulate, narcissistic unread, uneducated, sociopathic, worthless stains on humanity of all time.
@@Alicja1Fenigsen yes it is
@@edwardgenet164 : )
if you have Elmer Gantry in mind..
when he playd in the bird of alcatraz there was a man named vito he used my father name vito . in the mover. the man was play by tell savalas .
How these actors of previous years express themselves in thought and words makes me think we've become dumber by the decade.
He was a very intelligent man. Extensive vocabulary and ability to express himself clearly and articulately.
Burt Lancaster, Burt Reynolds’s, Ernie n Bert. When men where men.
His biography, Against Type, is really good.