I saw Anthony Hopkins at a fund raiser once around 2000, in there. I was in an audience at a small theater and he was taking questions. So I asked him in the movie Magic that he did with Ann Margaret if he was really throwing his voice in the movie or if it was just acting. I was surprised when Hopkins answered me without moving his lips at all. So yes, he did and does know how to throw his voice. Very talented actor, teaches acting also.
Nobody interviews like that anymore, moments of silence, verging on awkwardness but never becoming awkward, always seeming natural and effortless. I ❤ Dick
Lector was calm and fully in control of his surrounding and situations. Corky was erratic, unpredictable while reacting to his environment and to Fats. That made him so scary.
He's very handsome. I'm glad Dick Cavett let him talk while also letting him show off his talents and feel good about it enough to open up and have a good time and let the audience have a good time.
Dennis Alwood, whom Mr. Hopkins credits as his ventriloquist teacher, is a great man as well. Had a few conversations with him years ago and he was just a gentleman and a scholar - and loves his work.
I can't think of a cooler guy on TV than Dick Cavett. I wish we'd got to see his show in Britain when I was growing up. His repartee and intelligence is always engaging and a joy to watch.
A young Tony Hopkins. How perfect. How did his voice change like that between 1978 and the 1990s? I'm curious. I don't know his history that well but suddenly I want to know during which period he would drink, and smoke, and... no that's it, or so I remember. But then one day he decided to stop, using the Allen Carr method, and it worked, and he stopped. You can really hear his trained consonants, and enunciated syllables, from the theatre I take it. Ver-shun (soft sh, not zh, like how we would nowadays say 'version') But he still presents himself like a down-to-earth kinda young guy. He had a lot of anger, at some point, and it came out best in his good acting, but it also went into drinking.
some of this information is still in my head.... i found this clip before 12.12.20? wow. i'd only seen Silence of the Lambs in the October before that. I was so fascinated by Anthony Hopkins immediately.
@@thetruthexperiment Anthony Hopkins is brilliant at impersonations. He plays piano and writes beautiful music. I’m in awe of his talents. One of my favorite actors for decades.
I am IN LOVE with Anthony Hopkins in any and every role no matter what he does. He is super classy and a gentleman, he ha seduced me ever since I watched The Silence of the Lambs. Love him.
It's a Welsh thing Paola... The gift of the gab.... A nation of ancient poets and bards. Richard Burton had it too (They are both from the same town). Love your surname... Vega, the brightest star in the the summer night sky... The first out in the deepening blue twilight sky.
I'm watching that film for the first time today and just had to look a little more into it to see what Hopkins did and had to do for the role. It's very impressive when actors can commit so much to a role. So hard to ever win an award when it's a horror film though.. I remember seeing the movie poster when I was a kid and it was the scariest poster I'd ever seen..then it's like that movie disappeared. No one talks about it or reviews it. It's never ever mentioned, but we all know dolls are scary and especially these types of dolls. Burgess's acting in it are..well the guy is just so captivating in his scenes..so much heart. You really feel for him when Corkey acts out against him.
Edwin Newman/ NBC reporter,1950-1980s,strictly speaking"..will America be the death of English" book,and civil tongue book,most eloquent speaker in my 75 yrs
@@cosmiledsouza5372 Beats Hannibal character in any sense. Hopkins doesn't have a scary face or psychotic eyes to play Hannibal character the right way, but in Magic he was fitted well for Corky's character and did a better acting job.
Can you upload interview clips of the late, great Robert Shaw. He was such an interesting and engaging guest appearing on the show at least 5 times. Please can you show Shaw's appearance in this episode: Woody Allen/Robert Shaw/Beverly Sills/Jacqueline Wexler (29 Dec. 1969) Thanks in advance.
@@andrewford2783 Shame on me! I know better 🤦🏻♀️☺️. I meant to say British in my original post. But then again I should’ve just said a beautiful handsome Welsh gentleman. There is something in the water across the Atlantic 🏴❤️ 🦋
@@kittywhiskerz No problem lovely girl. Are you named after any particular range on the Moon? My favourite is the Montes Carpatus just north of Copernicus. It seems so close, yet so far away... 😘
I saw that movie in its original release. Scared the crap out of me and began my lifelong fandom of Sir Anthony Hopkins. There was a 30 second trailer of the dummy reciting a poem that was shown endlessly on TV and parents protested that it was scaring their children. I was a teen at the time and I know it scared me!
Really enjoyed this movie after having heard of it decades before. Is it great? No, but it is very enjoyable for the acting of Hopkins and Burgess Meredith.
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 Art Carney or Jackie Gleason? How about any Honeymooners actors that were a part of the main cast?
i have a 5 disc set of cavett shows....in ALL of them dick is incredible...great interviewer....and to think this polite man became a man eater years later, not dick......dick's knowledge, presentation, wit, fast thinking are very impressive....
If you are into " ventrikalism ", do have a look at Ray Allen and Lord Charles. It's on you tube, and a real hoot. Watch a master at work. Ray Allen isn't too shabby either.
@@ianbauer4703 Not the same as staring in a Kubrick film. Tom Cruise tossed 2 years to be with Kubrick. Redford probably refused knowing how many takes Kubrick did and I don't blame him for refusing the role.
Cavett is pretty obnoxious in this interview and it's clear that he was angry about not being considered for the role. His tongue in cheek attempt at humor comes across as sour. Hopkins was very gracious toward such boorish behavior. Cavett is usually a pretty good interviewer but his ego got the better of him here.
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I saw Anthony Hopkins at a fund raiser once around 2000, in there. I was in an audience at a small theater and he was taking questions. So I asked him in the movie Magic that he did with Ann Margaret if he was really throwing his voice in the movie or if it was just acting. I was surprised when Hopkins answered me without moving his lips at all. So yes, he did and does know how to throw his voice. Very talented actor, teaches acting also.
WOW!! You are so LUCKY!! Ty for sharing that story!! :)
Anthony Hopkins is a tremendous actor and I love his humble, kind demeanor. A true legend in every sense of the word.
Nobody interviews like that anymore, moments of silence, verging on awkwardness but never becoming awkward, always seeming natural and effortless. I ❤ Dick
He was sometimes awkward. It depends on the people he interviewed.
He sure beats Rogan.
You might wanna rethink your closing statement ;)
Hannibal I think in this context it’s completely alright.
@@thetruthexperiment WHABBTHR i don't remember commenting this but it's hilarious 💀
Hopkins and as Corky & Fats;
Simply one of the most underrated performances of all time.
The dummy Fats is one of the scariest horror creatures in movies. Hopkins really excelled with the character.
Absolutely ... why people always go on about Lecter I don't know....Hopkins' performance as Corky is far more terrifying.
@RNW oh thank you I agree 100 % this Is my all time favorite Hopkins performance
Lector was calm and fully in control of his surrounding and situations. Corky was erratic, unpredictable while reacting to his environment and to Fats. That made him so scary.
I think both characters deserve love. They’re both great villains in their own ways
Sir. Hopkins was so young there 😊 I like his laugh.
He's very handsome. I'm glad Dick Cavett let him talk while also letting him show off his talents and feel good about it enough to open up and have a good time and let the audience have a good time.
I mean, he’s very handsome. I think if I were there, I’d be charmed. Talented too.
Anthony Hopkins is such a brilliant actor. I use to love watching Dick Cavett yrs ago.
Anthony Hopkins is an absolutely amazing actor and human being 👌🏼👍🏼
Thanks for the upload
Dennis Alwood, whom Mr. Hopkins credits as his ventriloquist teacher, is a great man as well. Had a few conversations with him years ago and he was just a gentleman and a scholar - and loves his work.
By far my Favourite guest on Dick's show. Such a great Chat. Miss such talkes. Sir Anthony Hopkins❤
The commercial for Magic traumatized me for many years until I watched it on late night TV when I was a teenager.
Cavett is pure class. One of a kind, for sure
See the interview he made to Salvador Dali you will change your mind.
I can't think of a cooler guy on TV than Dick Cavett.
I wish we'd got to see his show in Britain when I was growing up.
His repartee and intelligence is always engaging and a joy to watch.
Ah yes, the days when a studio audience actually listened to the conversation...
Dick Cavett is simply the best interviewer in history.
I've always loved Anthony Hopkins brilliant actor handsome I love him especially in the elephant Man I like it when he plays kind people too ❤
So amazing to watch two geniuses talk.
I think the welsh accent is the best.
4:43 dick cavett sounds exactly like hannibal lector saying "bottle of beer"
I can't believe it took me all of 2 minutes to notice how huge Hopkins' shirt collar is.
A young Tony Hopkins. How perfect. How did his voice change like that between 1978 and the 1990s? I'm curious. I don't know his history that well but suddenly I want to know during which period he would drink, and smoke, and... no that's it, or so I remember. But then one day he decided to stop, using the Allen Carr method, and it worked, and he stopped.
You can really hear his trained consonants, and enunciated syllables, from the theatre I take it. Ver-shun (soft sh, not zh, like how we would nowadays say 'version') But he still presents himself like a down-to-earth kinda young guy. He had a lot of anger, at some point, and it came out best in his good acting, but it also went into drinking.
some of this information is still in my head.... i found this clip before 12.12.20? wow. i'd only seen Silence of the Lambs in the October before that. I was so fascinated by Anthony Hopkins immediately.
the amazing wonderful sir hopkins🤩🤩
Another reasons why I LOVE Anthony Hopkins, he is such a brilliant actor, also Brad Douriff who voices Chucky is another underrated actor.
Brilliant actor
Seems like a decent fellow as well. That movie with anyone else in that roll... he made something so silly, so serious and intense.
@@thetruthexperiment Anthony Hopkins is brilliant at impersonations. He plays piano and writes beautiful music. I’m in awe of his talents. One of my favorite actors for decades.
Paul bettany could easily be cast as Dick Cavett.
Damn ..you are spot on. Right on the money!!!...but how would a script pan out???
Duck Cavett is a legend
Paul bettany is a creep
I am IN LOVE with Anthony Hopkins in any and every role no matter what he does. He is super classy and a gentleman, he ha seduced me ever since I watched The Silence of the Lambs. Love him.
me too
It's a Welsh thing Paola... The gift of the gab.... A nation of ancient poets and bards. Richard Burton had it too (They are both from the same town).
Love your surname... Vega, the brightest star in the the summer night sky... The first out in the deepening blue twilight sky.
Same here! Dr Lecter/ Sir Hopkins ftw! But he is a good actor in general💕
@@andrewford2783 She didn't need you to try and explain it. She knows how she feels. Surname comment got rejected. LOL 😆
I'm watching that film for the first time today and just had to look a little more into it to see what Hopkins did and had to do for the role. It's very impressive when actors can commit so much to a role. So hard to ever win an award when it's a horror film though.. I remember seeing the movie poster when I was a kid and it was the scariest poster I'd ever seen..then it's like that movie disappeared. No one talks about it or reviews it. It's never ever mentioned, but we all know dolls are scary and especially these types of dolls. Burgess's acting in it are..well the guy is just so captivating in his scenes..so much heart. You really feel for him when Corkey acts out against him.
Sure we've progressed in recent times but in some ways we've also regressed. The art of conversation
Edwin Newman/ NBC reporter,1950-1980s,strictly speaking"..will America be the death of English" book,and civil tongue book,most eloquent speaker in my 75 yrs
The full movie (Magic) is available on RUclips at the moment.
Downloaded and watched it. Amazing movie..beats Hannibal character when it comes to creepiness.
Thank you for this information!
@@cosmiledsouza5372 Beats Hannibal character in any sense. Hopkins doesn't have a scary face or psychotic eyes to play Hannibal character the right way, but in Magic he was fitted well for Corky's character and did a better acting job.
@@joemilo2710 You're delusional
@@vb8428 No you are, or are in denial. What an UNECESSARY THING TO SAY.
Hopkins is intense.
He was probably drunk. I think he drank a lot back then.
Extremely hot Antony Hopkins....🖤✨
Anthony*
@@Tomboyy9818 *antony
@@Strongwind no it’s Anthony* stupid 🙄, says it in the title
@@Tomboyy9818 the titles wrong dumdum
it's spelled antony in british
The structures of the mind are vast
Anthony Hopkins actually scares me here. Seemed he got deep into that character
Dear Dick Cavett show,
Can you upload interview clips of the late, great Robert Shaw. He was such an interesting and engaging guest appearing on the show at least 5 times.
Please can you show Shaw's appearance in this episode:
Woody Allen/Robert Shaw/Beverly Sills/Jacqueline Wexler (29 Dec. 1969)
Thanks in advance.
Sir Anthony Hopkins is such a handsome English gentleman ❤️
🏴
Yeah, not English.
An easy mistake lovely girl, he's Welsh, from Port Talbot. Home of Richard Burton and Michael Sheen too. Must be something in the water!
@@andrewford2783 Shame on me! I know better 🤦🏻♀️☺️. I meant to say British in my original post. But then again I should’ve just said a beautiful handsome Welsh gentleman. There is something in the water across the Atlantic 🏴❤️ 🦋
@@kittywhiskerz No problem lovely girl. Are you named after any particular range on the Moon? My favourite is the Montes Carpatus just north of Copernicus. It seems so close, yet so far away... 😘
Anthony Hopkins world master class genius method actor
I watched that movie Magic and omg it freaked me out! 😂
I saw that movie in its original release. Scared the crap out of me and began my lifelong fandom of Sir Anthony Hopkins. There was a 30 second trailer of the dummy reciting a poem that was shown endlessly on TV and parents protested that it was scaring their children. I was a teen at the time and I know it scared me!
i just watched this movie last week, weeeeeeird!!!
Anthony Hopkins's consonants are much more Welsh here than they became in later years.
He looks so British here. Like he would fit right in one of the British comedies or rock bands.
Ah lawyers. If it weren’t for normal people, lawyers would ruin everything and fun would be ancient history.
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU
I'm copying Hopkins mannerisms this week
What for?
The last guy that had a hand in me and called me a dummy.. WHOS THE DUMMY NOW
Really enjoyed this movie after having heard of it decades before. Is it great? No, but it is very enjoyable for the acting of Hopkins and Burgess Meredith.
I think they say in the levels of acting are Stage, film, magicians, mime, ushers and then ventriloquism.
The film isn't about schizophrenia, it's about addiction. His agent tells him to go 5 minutes without, he lasts half that.
They forgot my crush. Ann Margaret. Excellent movie.
My crush was Anthony Hopkins lmfao
The movie migc was a masterpiece one of the best movie ever
They didn't show the clip!
{:o:O:}
Why didn't they show the scene they were going to??
Writer of Princess Bride, William Golding.
that movie haunted my nightmares
Believe it or not some people mistake him for Malcom McDowell of Clockwork Orange and Caligula fame
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 Art Carney or Jackie Gleason? How about any Honeymooners actors that were a part of the main cast?
I hate how the movie clips cannot played on RUclips or elsewhere… ridiculous and petty of those who are not allowing it.
I just watched this again and stunned to learn he did all this himself. Wow! Don’t make movies like that anymore.
i have a 5 disc set of cavett shows....in ALL of them dick is incredible...great interviewer....and to think this polite man became a man eater years later, not dick......dick's knowledge, presentation, wit, fast thinking are very impressive....
I can see the lips and muscles move
If you are into " ventrikalism ", do have a look at Ray Allen and Lord Charles. It's on you tube, and a real hoot. Watch a master at work. Ray Allen isn't too shabby either.
Redford turned down the lead in Barry Lyndon. That must have smarted when he saw how glorious the movie is.
Still, that same year Redford acted in the "classic" movies, The Great Waldo Pepper and Three Days of the Condor.
@@ianbauer4703 Not the same as staring in a Kubrick film. Tom Cruise tossed 2 years to be with Kubrick. Redford probably refused knowing how many takes Kubrick did and I don't blame him for refusing the role.
Fava theans
Fats was the influence for Slappy!
Cavett is pretty obnoxious in this interview and it's clear that he was angry about not being considered for the role. His tongue in cheek attempt at humor comes across as sour. Hopkins was very gracious toward such boorish behavior. Cavett is usually a pretty good interviewer but his ego got the better of him here.
Nonsense.
Sarcasm and jokes not for everyone. Too bad.
gang
Hopkins is VERY bad at ventriloquism.
He is actually excellent
cavett was utterly unfunny
Dick Cavett had no qualifications to be an actor. He wished.
He was in apollo 11
Cringe.
Finally just saw the movie... didn't like it.