Hal Holbrook Recalls When He Passed Out On A Mountain Glacier | The Dick Cavett Show
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- Dick Cavett welcomes Oscar-nominated Hal Holbrook to the show where they discuss the actor's first holiday away, where he took an almost fatal trip to the mountains after his first acting pay-check.
Date aired - December 29 1971 - Hal Holbrook
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What's your favourite Hal Holbrook movie?
Magnum Force.
THE FOG
The fog
All The President's Men
Into the Wild
Another wonderful actor we lost this year. Thanks for posting this interview. ❤️❤️❤️
Into the Wild to peer into the depth of this man. RIP
He was great
He was the most brilliant actor and preformer I have ever seen in my life Mark Twain larger than life kindest thoughtful man I have ever met meeting him several times asked him about Into the wild move was nominated for supporting actor and asked about Into the wild he humbly stated said yes that was a good film playing it down humbly true to him didn't win oscar but should have very brilliant in everything he ever did read his biography true spirit of a brilliant gifted man rest in peace Hal we will never forget you
man's got to know his limitations
Especially if you're faking mountain climber experience.
😁👍 That line always cracked me up, great movie, never get tired of it!
If he were born in England 🏴,he would be knighted by now. ‘Sir’ Hal Holbrook has a nice ring to it!🙏😘✅ 👑
You have that right brother!
One of the greatest actors and voices in theatre, RIP Hal!
A handsome man with a great voice. Everytime I see Hal Holbrook I just think of those poor 2 astronauts left for dead in the New Mexico desert.
ah... Capricorn One.....I was there as a 13 year old at the theatre.. great movie, largely forgotten. Where there not three...??
The third one made it remember
@@AchtungEnglander Yes of course... silly me! James Brolin!
it's one of my all time favorites. like you I discovered it when I was a kid back in the 80s but I never saw it on the big screen and had no idea who OJ was. I thought he was an actor
@@AchtungEnglander I 'm very fond of this movie, my dad took me to see it in '77... and for me at the time it was an awesome experience.. Yes OJ was in it and Telly Savalas and the great Eliot Gould.. I also remember Holbrook in one of my favourite movies The Fog shortly after...!
I discovered him in Wall Street where he was absolutely outstanding
Wall Street... thx for the info!
Two great professionals, intelligent and true naturals.
I watched a couple of his movies.
By Natural Causes, produced in 1979, was truly great.
With a fantastic end a Hitchcock-like Plot.
Gorgeous man !!
Hal Holbrook was an intrepid adventurer. He bought a sailboat and went sailing around the world multiple times.
I'm loving his last book, "Harold, the Boy Who Became Mark Twain".
His greatest scene might have been in his last movie. R.I.P.
Is this channel ever going to show Dick Cavett shows where he interviews Jackie Gleason and/or Art Carney? I don’t have the Decades channel at all.
myop i would have entitled this upload more toward inclusion of the benefits of 'learning how to work (as an actor) upon sand'.
not to be confused with them that would work WITH sand and make mud and then stone and then pyramids no, i mean Work ON sand , step after step/ well, props for this upload because i agree i hated working on sand.. each step was (will it hold fast? or slide to the left or right and make my gait look stupid, or cause me to tilt like a pinball player?) unpredictable most times.. thanks for the upload good info, God Bless
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 part of the main cast? These are rare much like the other ones.
“Just tell it to call you Billie...”
A man's got to know his limitations.
He was in like five conspiracy films. He was the conspiracy man for awhile!
I thought the pirate ghosts killed this guy in Antonio Bay years ago...
Every time I watched Hal in movies, for me he stole the screen, he had such presence. Then he got political and started criticising presidents and political views, now I cant watch him the same way. Simple message, if you are an actor be an actor, if you are a Politian be a politician. You ruin all your work if you try to be both.
Uncle hal?
haha, probably 11th cousins, for me