Woody Allen Answers Questions From The Audience | The Dick Cavett Show
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2020
- Woody Allen discusses his experience as an acting filmmaker and takes viewer questions.
Date aired - 5/16/69 - Wood Allen
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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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The idea of the Dick Cavett Show on RUclips was one of the greatest in history of the internet
Correct.
ABSOLUTELY YES.
So true
“Right. Well, I have to - I have to go now, Duane, because I, I'm due back on the planet Earth.”
Sometimes I'm driving at night and I see headlights and I just want to turn the wheel and hear the glass shatter
@@elibamberger5104 That was hilarious!
Our introduction to Chris Walken 😂
In reality Allen and Cavett were at the time (and still are) very good friends. They paled around with each other a lot in those days.
Well, two public, intellectual, and funny (and short!) New York guys. A few things in common there!
- Do you think sex is dirty?
- It is if you're doing it right.
GENIUS! 😂😂😂
I've Never seen Any of His films. I know, I know it's bizzare and ridiculous but I'm not a baby boomer yet..I'm 57. Now that I saw this and another Clip of him with Dick..I can confidently say He's the funniest man alive for my taste. No one even comes close to this guy and it comes to him so naturally and freely. He's also very disturbed without a question!
My now estranged mother took me to my first Woody Allen movie
Take the money and run.
We were curled up in the theatre with laughter.
“ I am pointing a Gub at you..” “ is that supposed to be a B?”
“ No no
It is a N!”
He had something so appealing.
No, that's gun.
the “i don’t believe in good health” is one of the many gems that wouldn’t be received well nowadays lol
"Braille Bible" I'm dying 😂😂😂
What position did you play in football?
--underneath.
That’s funny. Come on. His timing is crazy.
Woody's one of the best but I think some of this 'banter' with Dick is probably pre-planned.
@@theselector4733 they're both quite witty, either way
He was and still is a genius.
Amazing interview!
Only a very few funny people have Pure Funny. Woody has Pure Funny.
I especially thought it was hilarious when he groomed a child.
How is this only NOW being uploaded?!
Aww he's talking about Janet Margolin in the beginning. She was SO adorable and amazing in "David & Lisa."
Oh, shit--I never put that together: same actress! I haven't seen D&L in years. It's on Amazon now, I think.
@@tarnopol Right it's such a great movie. Should be criterion collection imo.
@@eileen1820 Had a big impact on me as a kid. I really need to see it again; haven't in 30 years.
I saw your other comment about WA: I'm not sure "nihilist" covers it, though. Those people usually claim (however accurately) to reject any kind of morality. WA's films are very much concerned with moral choices, regardless of the source of morality, which for him would not be God-given--definitely an atheist. But there's a Catholic priest who is a film scholar--forget his name but he was in the WA doc a few years back--who I think rightly put WA with Camus as atheists who concerned themselves with what one could say are religious questions, if existential and moral questions are also religious, which they are to some extent. A real nihilist would be someone like De Sade or maybe even Nietzsche (not sure about that last one)--it's almost always a pose, really. Non-theists, for lack of a better term, almost all to a person accept morality as commonly understood--they just think it is a species characteristic, not God-given. But from there, all (sane) people can agree, yes, do unto others...etc. It keeps coming up in tradition after tradition all over the world, after all.
Having said that, I did find your comment touching because it's clear you mean it with love and kindness--you want WA to have the comfort you have found in Jesus. And if Jesus isn't about love and kindness, I misread the New Testament.
It bugs me that New Atheists often get offended by such things. I'm not New about it--lifelong atheist (father was, so it was an option that I later ratified when I could make a choice); hilariously enough, many (most?) New Atheists mirror the very things they decry in what they should say are certain *types* of religious people. And New Atheists often have the zeal of the converted. Which is amusing--as much as the fact that they often know zero about actual really-existing religion. In fact, exasperatingly, they cede its definition to the most fundamentalist types available which is the very definition of helping your enemy, along with being simply wrong.
Sorry to go on! I like this kind of stuff.
My view is that people should judge others by their actions, not their professed beliefs. If I could press a button and make everyone on earth but me like MLK, Jr, I'd happily press it. I care what people do, not what they profess or why they think they do it. Stalin was an atheist. I don't dig Stalin. :)
The key enemy is tribalism: however dressed up in intellectual, religious, social, political, nationalist--you name it--terms. That's what's killing us.
Cheers! :)
I just watched "David and Lisa" again recently. Very powerful movie.
@@tarnopol Your WA response to @Eileen is paradoxically and disappointingly self-contradictory; especially, shocking for you, as a self-professed high-calibre intellectual, philosophical, and scientific atheist. Your God-like dictatorial claim, of self-empowering decision making, in one's behalf, to make the choice to impose the dogma of MLK, jr. on anyone, is inconsistent and hence, the illogical lynchpin in your otherwise remarkably well developed thesis.
The moment he threw the album over his shoulder, I'm sure he sold a thousand.
underrated comment
He did the same thing in PLAY IT AGAIN SAM
I’m closing my eyes and pretending Z. from Antz is being interviewed.
LOL...... Would've been great if J-Lo was interviewed as well. Even tho she'd probably be 2 or 3 yrs old at the time of this show 😅
Genius Woody!🙌🏻🙌🏻
Midnight in Paris is one of my favorite movies of all time.
I saw tons of Cavett (2 ee's and only one a unlike last time) but don't remember the Desk Set. This was a good segment filmed back in the day when Woody was a fresh face who hadn't made it yet but was close. They were both comedy writers who became stand up comedians. BTW do you recognize the jacket? I think Woody wore that same jacket for at least 30 years.
Woody is a talented clarinet-player as well. He should work together with Germany s clarinet-giant Martin Schmidt-Hahn in old-time-jazz
I'd love to see Woody and Dick Cavett do one more filmed interview, either for PBS or on zoom (like Woody did with Alec Baldwin).
PBS right now is so woke, they may not allow it.
bro woody allen is a monster go take your anti woke bs elsewhere. ur probably a pdf file
John Aspinall
The Dick Cavett show- can you please 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 (once with Woody Allen). Thanks in advance.
Shaw appeared with Woody Allen on the episode which aired 12/29/69
Shaw was terrific. Would love to see that.
Please! If you have any Louise lasser, please upload! Love her!!!
Allen at his best!!
He planted that last question. ;)
Funny funny man 😎
A rare spontaneous laugh at 1:55 re his high school.
I have read Getting Even and Without Feathers dozens of times. I wish he had written more.
He has two more collections: Side Effects and much more recent Mere Anarchy. Plus, his memoir is consistently laugh-out-loud funny.
@@tarnopol A mere thank you isn't enough. I had a mispent youth, but I didn't realise I was that sloppy. How did I not know this?
@@PrincipledUncertainty No worries! Now you have a lot to look forward to--and the Anarchy book is recent. The autobio just came out! :)
Gavin Robinson special guest appearance in the Eric Smith show on January 4, 1970
Can you post the interview with Lee Remick that took place on the same show right after the Woody Allen interview ?
Wood is a legend. Unique.
The guy on that cover is Palpatine !
Is this from his morning talk show ? The Dick Cavett show in all of it's incarnations, except the live morning talk show episodes can be seen weeknights on Decades which is a over the air station
Some odd statements in today's culture.....imagine if Shakespeare's indiscretions were available right in front of us.
do 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 all the other Dick Cavett interviews
Am I the first one to watch this? OMG
Possibly, it's only been up 11 minutes.............
You and millions of Americans yes..
Take the money and run may be the funniest film woody ever wrote and made. Pure comedy genius. The late janet Margolin certainly was very beautiful in it too - shout out as well to marvin hamlisch who composed this wonderful soundtrack for Take The Money ruclips.net/video/8yIB8UQ_0yQ/видео.html
Goats and grit bins
I thought Dick Cavette was always blonde.
I wouldn’t put anything he joked about in this video past him.
That was my exact thought. This is not the creepiest thing he's said in early interviews, completely out of nowhere with no setup by the question.....
Would he do this now?
The greatest American comic mind since maybe Chaplin.
YES BUT FOR PEOPLE WITH MINIM 150 IQ.
Well yes if Chaplin was American
Umm.... If Chaplin were American, I guess . . . Oh boy.
Woody Allen monologue! ⬇️⬇️
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It has not got old well 2:42
Acting?
Wow. Take the hair and the glasses off and he looks just like Mark Zuckerberg.
was this whole thing scripted?
Its Mark Zuckerberg
Do you like them young, mr Konigsberg?
Disgusting comment.
Elvis got with Priscilla when she was 14 yet he seems to get a free pass.
@Nathan Parsons Among other differences, Priscilla wasn't Elvis' adopted daughter.
@@nokki25 Soon-Yi isn't Woody Allen's adopted daughter (she was Andre Previn's). And there's a big difference between 14 and 21 (Soon-Yi's age when they started dating).
The whole forcing himself on her bit feels even more disturbing now
It's such a shame when the people who made you laugh do bad bad things.
Bad bad or illegal.
@@asimhussain2344 What did David do?
What bad things did Woody Allen do?
@@viralbuthow000A lotta cocaine :P
@@viralbuthow000 besides being a Thatcher supporter?
2:35 "pornographic film for children"....DC: "he's joking of course". It isn't funny, it's atrocious. So much constant sex talk throughout. What wrong with this guy.
That was the comedy of the time, he's not the only one
It was hilarious
Why is he not in jail????
Becouse he is rich.
Because he's never broken the law.
You could think about doing a bit of research, Peaches Kong.
He isnt in jail because he wasnt charged with anything. Farrows lies didnt stick.
@@tacob0 Look, Woody is doing ok. But he doesn't have Lucas or Speilberg FU money. So no, his money didn't buy him out of anything.
Long term communist
Genuises are akways allowed their little 'peccadillos'..🤔
And what peccadilloes would those be, Trevor?
I think Woody is such an interesting character and while in many ways I totally understand his nihilism, it seems so short sighted for an otherwise brilliant mind and engaging character. Woody would unlock the best part of his life if he even gave a tiny consideration to Jesus Christ. Pray for him
Oh shut up.
@@J3TF1RE Get behind Satan... What a gross femme man you are.
Eileen D That’s exactly the kind of thing Jesus would say. I’m Jesus’ favourite type of person - a sinner. He despised piety. Matthew 6:5 makes some interesting reading, if your tiny brain can comprehend it.
@@J3TF1RE Bro you came at me and I will overturn tables like my Christ. People who think Jesus was some SJW Hippie don't know Him. My tiny brain can handle plenty bc I have Christ. He gave me beauty too so that's a superpower until I get old 😘
your supposed anti-sjw anti-hippie Christ that you literally just mentioned turned over the tables of unjust money changers and authorities? stop trying to apply politics to the son of God and get over yourself. it's about divine morality not your pithy little right wing fantasy white Jesus
Such a shame. I used to love Woodie and then I found out what a pervert he is. So many of my idols have become tarnished with time.
Kathleen, the states of New York and Connecticut didn't find him guilty, why would you assume he is? The only ones who accuse him of something is Mia Farrow and her daughter. Not even his whole family thinks he is guilty. No actress or anyone else came out accusing him of something, so, what does that tell you?
@@paulnistor3547 He married his step daughter who he knew from a young child! He's obviously a pervert.
Satin Perfume his step daughter seduced him...she is to blame
@@Cesarsanvicente ahaha, yeah, maybe that's what happened. Although given the women he's been with throughout his life, I think he wouldn't fall that easy.
@@gobnaitaine2791 he did not marry his stepdaughter.
This interview didn’t age well.
I disagree. This more funny than 99% talk shows nowadays.
Aged perfectly. I laughed a lot.
Also disagree. It aged fine. It’s society that’s curdled.
@@johnpoe5387 I would bet you don't watch ANY "talk show" nowadays.
Pornographic film for children?
My God.
Why is this man free?
Because he did nothing..
@@scottcrosby-art5490 Hilarious. You have no idea what has ever happened to, with, by him except what you someone has told you online or on television. So gullible.
It's 2021, we need to put comedians in prison for jokes!
Certainly tried to be funny but I didn’t find him funny at all
I did
The more Woody Allen answers questions of the audience, the more his inherent creepiness comes out. Someone once asked him what his ideal woman would be like, and instead of saying "someone smart, funny, creative and lovely", he answered "a girl who would let me do whatever I wanted to her, whenever I want it". This got an uncomfortable laugh from the audience, but think about what he is saying here. And he said it in the early 1970s, on a daytime talk show.
To Allen, his ideal partner is a passive sex partner who will "let him" do whatever he wants to her, whenever he wants it. So sex isn't something both actively participate in, it's something "done to" a woman, who accepts it without complaint.
Woody Allen told us who he was a long, long time ago....
He's got no shame whatsoever. He's a creep, and he's unfortunately very hilarious. Weird.
I so cannot stand Dick Cavett I can't even watch for five seconds while he occasionally asks a question.