Morse is one of the greats. He has the cool, clear eyes of a seeker of wisdom and truth, yet there's that upturned chin, and the grin of impetuous youth. Is the film they are discussing at the end here "The Loved One" (which is fabulous)? I first remember watching him on TV in "That's Life", a musical comedy sitcom that was before it's time and was too quickly cancelled. He somehow manages to combine goofy and suave to make something that is uniquely charming and adorable. I believe in you, Bobby Morse!
I always like Robert Morse since I was a kid and saw him in a traveling show in Phila in the 80's but the thing I loved best about him was in a PBS broadcast of "Tru" there is a scene where he dances briefly and kicks his leg up above his shoulder (in his 60's!) and my wife loved it too. And of course "How To Succeed"... Love that guy.
Robert Morse was cute back in the day. I finally saw the film version of "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying". With all due respect to Matt Broderick, Dan Radcliffe, Darren Criss, Nick Jonas, and every other actor who has ever played the role, Robert Morse is THE J. Pierrepont Finch.
Very true, but the only regret is it took so long to make the movie after he established his “ownership” of the role. He’s great in the movie, but slightly old for the part, so you have to imagine him a few years younger to get the effect; same thing by the way with the seductive secretary character in the film, but to much more extreme extent. She was like 20 years (at least, possibly even 30!) too old for that role, but I give the director/producers credit for giving it to her on acting ability rather than looks, which would never, ever happen today. They have a woman with no extant (i.e., aged out of any) sex appeal a seductress role, which was completely generous and courageous on their part. She probably had the role on Broadway a decade earlier, I’m guessing. Mr. Morse is fantastic as the lead, but really the character should be like 20 or early 20’s, not 30-40 range. He seems easily 40 in the picture. But as in the secretary case, they made the film all about the talent and the story, not the physical attributes of the cast, which is to their extremest CREDIT, in so many ways the OPPOSITE of how things are done today. Even though he’s a bit old for the part, Mr. Morse absolutely *towers* in the film, an absolutely glorious performance worth every second.
Without a DOUBT. One of those situations where the originator of the role makes every successor look bad in comparison because they were just *that perfect* for it.
@@AnonYmous-ry2jn Old for the part? Odd that you say that, since he was around 35 when this released. Plus much to the female disgust level, no such thing in Hollywood as being too "old" if you're a GUY! I do have a bias in that I actually really like the film, but it does sound funny playing the "old card" for a MAN.
Yes it really is. A top 10 for me with great performances all around. I have watched it over and over again for the performances of Robert Morse, Rudy Vallee, Michelle Lee and the whole cast. What great songs and choreography. The sexism is so comically portrayed with songs like 'A secretary is not a toy', lyrics such as 'her pad is to write in, and not spend the night in'. Clever all the way through and never let's up.
To see him this young again is strange. Since he's in "Mad Men Series for the past years. He is appreciative of being in this show after so many years. Haven't seen him in years. Perhaps he's done a lot of plays on Broadway and other shows.
One thing you must give credit to our generation of people we know how to respect other artists. You can tell by his manners and disposition. Good for you Robert Morse!
I didn't watch Madmen from the beginning .. but I've since caught up and I am glued when it's on ... and sad to see it's ending .. I recognized that face( Robert Morse ) immediately .. asked my wife "Don't you know who he is??" she said no .. to whohc I replied .. you couldn't turn on a TV in the med 60's to mid 70's and NOT see him
I was 14 when I saw "How to Succeed..." in Boulder, Colorado on The Hill. I've been a fan ever since. He's heartbreakingly adorable here. Loved him as "Bert."
Boy, I've been watching Man Men for the last three years and never realized Robert Morse was playing Bert Cooper; and I loved him in How to Succeed in Business Without really trying. I'm glad he got such a wonderful role.
What a treat to watch ! I've been a longtime fan of the wonderfully talented Mr Morse long before his xlnt turn on "Mad Men" ! One of the true GREATS of stage, TV and movies !! Thank you so very much for uploading this fun clip ! CHEERS !! :-)
Coming from the UK I had no idea of his background. Hard to equate the vigorous young man here with the much older bearded sage so wonderful in Mad Men. Old age eh?
I want a show like this back on television so bad. It is so darling. How To Succeed in Business (Without Really Trying) holds up in a way that it never should have. It is the quintessential representation of corporate sexism. But damn is the music good in it. Watch it if you never have.
You have to be kidding, Robert was extremely famous in the 1960’s, just because there is a whole new generation that is being introduced to him it doesn’t mean he wasn’t as famous or even more so 50 years ago.
@@rapman5791 Not the point. As famous as he was back then (and certainly was during the 1960's), Morse's playing Bert Cooper on "Mad Men," widely considered one of the best TV series of all time is the role he will be most remembered for because of how he did it. This is where a bias towards more recent work kicks in and "Mad Men" was a memorable series.
I have seen him in some films in the past . He seemed to blend in like a character actor would. I never would have recognized him as Bert Cooper ! I watched every episode of Mad Men ! Loved his character ! RIP Robert I’m sorry to see you go ! 🥹 Wow !
Robert Morse as Truman Capote, unbelievable, Tony award performance one man show complete on youtube. Look up Robert morse + Tru. I never knew he could act THAT good.
That's just not true. How old are you? 50 years ago and the entire panel there were "recognizing" his talent and the fans continued to adore him. Sheeze.
I have no illusions of having any talent like his whatsoever...but since you mentioned it...I think its cool...I have the same birthday as he did...and I'm left-handed. That guy was really all-around talented!
I am going to watch "The Loved One" this weekend, as part of a Liberace video marathon I am having with a friend (ostensibly to watch that HBO film about Liberace). But I am well aware of Bobby Morse, used to watch him on the ABC-TV series "That's Life!" when I was a kid, which was also where I first saw comedian Rodney Dangerfield.
I also saw Morse in the 1992 PBS "American Playhouse" broadcast of "Tru," the re-creation of his 1990 Tony Award-winning, Broadway portrayal of author Truman Capote. I have yet to see Phillip Seymour Hoffman's interpretation of the notorious writer and gossip in the film "Capote," but, of course, plan to do so for comparison. I thought Morse's performance in "Tru" excellent and very amusing.
Saw his performance of Tru in San Francisco back in 1990. Phenomenal, also met up with him backstage and wished him well with the new baby he and Libby would have soon. Very genuine and gracious. 💕
Robert Morse was the toast of the town for many years, owing to his talent, intelligence, engaging personality and attractive demeanor. Someone that any young man would aspire to emulate. I immediately took note of how well he fits into his suit and tie. This must have been in the 1960s, judging from the tailoring, similar to JFK's tidy appearance.
@tucsonia Pamela Tiffin. She was a model and actress (check out her IMDB profile) and for a time in the '60s she was married to the publisher of New York magazine.
I was in NYC in March 1967 (12 years old). My uncle was an entertainment editor for a magazine and he sent all the kids to see the reporter's showing of How To Succeed. That was probably a few weeks before this broadcast, because it hadn't been released in theaters yet. This show was probably taped la little more than a year before Bobby Kennedy was killed.
Interesting you should have written that, as Robert Morse was, in fact, a friend of Senator Robert Kennedy, when the latter was a United States senator from New York. And, like Kennedy, Morse had been born in Massachusetts, in the city of Newton. To my recollection Morse had resided in Newton Upper Falls. As a boy, I recall having seen a photograph of Kennedy with Morse, in a LOOK magazine photo spread of the former with his celebrity friends. Morse was playing a game of charades in the Kennedy family mansion at Hickory Hill, Virginia. Also pictured in that LOOK photo layout were former Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle Roosevelt "Rose"' Grier (who, as a bodyguard in Kennedy's 1968 presidential campaign, was involved in the apprehending of Sirhan Sirhan after the latter assassinated Kennedy on June 5, 1968 in the kitchen of the Ambassador Hotel ballroom following Kennedy's victory party in the California presidential primary), actress Lauren Bacall, singer Andy Williams and the comedy duo The Smother Brothers.
@@gymnastix I'm glad I'm not the only person who thought Robert Morse looked like Robert Kennedy. I first saw Robert Morse on the ABC television series "That's Life," in which he starred in the fall of 1968. It premiered just three months after Bobby Kennedy was killed. I was 11 years old. I was still hurting inside over the loss of RFK. His character on the show was named "Bobby," and every time I saw him I thought of Bobby Kennedy. I loved his smile and his hairstyle, which reminded me of Bobby Kennedy. I was saddened to hear of the passing this talented performer, Robert Morse, and I'm glad he lived a long, full, and successful life. R.I.P.
This comes from the same episode in which Peter Gabel and Christopher Cerf appeared in their capacities as Harvard Lampoon Editors. Arlene and Pamela Tiffin in this period worked together in the play "Dinner at Eight" -- Arlene as "Carlotta" and Pamela as "Kitty."
he put on a tour-de-force performance in the movie version, akin to the legendary robert preston in the music man. but for some reason, he rejected making more musicals. and who can forget him in a guide to the married man?
"The best things in life are free". Robert Morse's best known role is on AMC despite being a journeyman stage actor for decades. Oh well, Mad Men is a highly respectable way to round out an acting career , well, even though I understand that Bert, um, Robert is not yet dead.
I thought he had died back in the 1990s, like 1998 or so, because I "remember" my dad being sad that he had passed away. It surprised me several months ago when I looked on IMDB and read that he was still alive! I have had some Nelson Mandela Effect experiences.
Pamela Tiffin and Arlene Francis starred in a 1961 Billy Wilder film called "One Two Three", alongside James Cagney and Horst Buchholz, I believe. One of the greatest Cold War comedies. Cagney is Coca-Cola's man in West Berlin, Francis is his wife, Tiffin is a Coke exec's wild child from Atlanta, and Buchholz is the East German Commie who knocks her up and marries her. Cagney is not pleased.
I was going to bring that up myself, had I not found your comment. Back in the days of VHS tape, I had collected 3 films I very much enjoyed on one tape. "One Two, Three," "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying," and Disney's original "The Parent Trap." The latter two, coincidentally, having the same director, the late David Swift. You can spot him in "How to Succeed," as the elevator operator who tells Michelle Lee, "Rosemary! In or Out! I have other clients, you know!" He and Haley Mills have a wonderful commentary track on the Parent Trap DVD.
Bobby definitely was the very best Truman Capote! Nailed it in 'Tru'. A natural on the stage! (Broadway) Did and outstanding job in Mad Men as the irrassable Bert Cooper.
I first heard about him when I was in jr high school and looked him up in a copy of Current Biography, one of those green hard backed books. They had described him as "a head-on collision between John F. Kennedy and Mickey Rooney"!
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Passed away today. Farewell to a talented and gentle soul.
A fan for DECADES. His passing broke my heart. 💔💔💔💔💔
RIP Robert Morse!! Very talented actor!!
Brilliant. Organic Actor
Robert Morse was one of those actors everybody loved. Not a fake bone in his body.
+poetcomic1 "Sincerity--when you learn how to fake _that_, you've got it made."
poetcomic1 YEAH 💋
As of June 6, 2020 he is still alive, and 89.
Check out his musical scene in MadMen... It's epic.
He's still with us.
Morse is one of the greats. He has the cool, clear eyes of a seeker of wisdom and truth, yet there's that upturned chin, and the grin of impetuous youth. Is the film they are discussing at the end here "The Loved One" (which is fabulous)? I first remember watching him on TV in "That's Life", a musical comedy sitcom that was before it's time and was too quickly cancelled. He somehow manages to combine goofy and suave to make something that is uniquely charming and adorable. I believe in you, Bobby Morse!
In 1963, I saw and heard Robert Morse sing "I Believe In You" on the stage, opposite Dyan Cannon, in "How To Succeed, etc." in Pasadena.
U.S. LOVED YOU Mr. Morse.
God Bless your family during this difficult time and know that America loved him so.
Adorable Robert Morse! There was NO one quite as charming! Love him!
He knew "how to succeed" in many areas of life. And mad men added to the resume.
I always like Robert Morse since I was a kid and saw him in a traveling show in Phila in the 80's but the thing I loved best about him was in a PBS broadcast of "Tru" there is a scene where he dances briefly and kicks his leg up above his shoulder (in his 60's!) and my wife loved it too. And of course "How To Succeed"... Love that guy.
Robert Morse was cute back in the day. I finally saw the film version of "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying". With all due respect to Matt Broderick, Dan Radcliffe, Darren Criss, Nick Jonas, and every other actor who has ever played the role, Robert Morse is THE J. Pierrepont Finch.
None of those mentioned are in Morse's class.
Very true, but the only regret is it took so long to make the movie after he established his “ownership” of the role. He’s great in the movie, but slightly old for the part, so you have to imagine him a few years younger to get the effect; same thing by the way with the seductive secretary character in the film, but to much more extreme extent. She was like 20 years (at least, possibly even 30!) too old for that role, but I give the director/producers credit for giving it to her on acting ability rather than looks, which would never, ever happen today. They have a woman with no extant (i.e., aged out of any) sex appeal a seductress role, which was completely generous and courageous on their part. She probably had the role on Broadway a decade earlier, I’m guessing.
Mr. Morse is fantastic as the lead, but really the character should be like 20 or early 20’s, not 30-40 range. He seems easily 40 in the picture. But as in the secretary case, they made the film all about the talent and the story, not the physical attributes of the cast, which is to their extremest CREDIT, in so many ways the OPPOSITE of how things are done today.
Even though he’s a bit old for the part, Mr. Morse absolutely *towers* in the film, an absolutely glorious performance worth every second.
Without a DOUBT. One of those situations where the originator of the role makes every successor look bad in comparison because they were just *that perfect* for it.
Ohhh yes. He IS Ponty. RIP Ponty. 💔💕
@@AnonYmous-ry2jn Old for the part? Odd that you say that, since he was around 35 when this released. Plus much to the female disgust level, no such thing in Hollywood as being too "old" if you're a GUY! I do have a bias in that I actually really like the film, but it does sound funny playing the "old card" for a MAN.
How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying is a very good movie
Yes it really is. A top 10 for me with great performances all around. I have watched it over and over again for the performances of Robert Morse, Rudy Vallee, Michelle Lee and the whole cast. What great songs and choreography. The sexism is so comically portrayed with songs like 'A secretary is not a toy', lyrics such as 'her pad is to write in, and not spend the night in'. Clever all the way through and never let's up.
To see him this young again is strange. Since he's in "Mad Men Series for the past years. He is appreciative of being in this show after so many years. Haven't seen him in years. Perhaps he's done a lot of plays on Broadway and other shows.
One thing you must give credit to our generation of people we know how to respect other artists. You can tell by his manners and disposition. Good for you Robert Morse!
Bert Cooper was young once!
I didn't watch Madmen from the beginning .. but I've since caught up and I am glued when it's on ... and sad to see it's ending .. I recognized that face( Robert Morse ) immediately .. asked my wife "Don't you know who he is??" she said no .. to whohc I replied .. you couldn't turn on a TV in the med 60's to mid 70's and NOT see him
Met Bob Morse at a mutual friends funeral back in '97. What a delightful man!
Him's is just the cutest!!! ❤❤❤
Have been hopelessly in love with him since this time. Cute as a button and so talented and enduring.
It's the smile and the skip walk at the end, that I just see J. Pierrepont Finch all over 😊❤️❤️
I was 14 when I saw "How to Succeed..." in Boulder, Colorado on The Hill. I've been a fan ever since. He's heartbreakingly adorable here. Loved him as "Bert."
Boy, I've been watching Man Men for the last three years and never realized Robert Morse was playing Bert Cooper; and I loved him in How to Succeed in Business Without really trying. I'm glad he got such a wonderful role.
Aw, that's great. He'll never be forgotten.
What a treat to watch ! I've been a longtime fan of the wonderfully talented Mr Morse long before his xlnt turn on "Mad Men" ! One of the true GREATS of stage, TV and movies !! Thank you so very much for uploading this fun clip ! CHEERS !! :-)
He is adorable! And he doesn't just give yes no answers. He wants them to guess him. Lol
Right? I thought that was cute! Most guests just stick with yes or no, and I have watched the old shows enough to see.
He was always a delight and nice enough to send me an autographed photo.
He held his own in The Loved One with all the great cameo appearances. still one of my favorite movies.
Coming from the UK I had no idea of his background. Hard to equate the vigorous young man here with the much older bearded sage so wonderful in Mad Men. Old age eh?
There never gonna guess him with that voice!
Surprised no one came in to note Robert Morse passed away on April 20, 2022. He was a legend.
💔💔💔💔
I want a show like this back on television so bad. It is so darling. How To Succeed in Business (Without Really Trying) holds up in a way that it never should have. It is the quintessential representation of corporate sexism. But damn is the music good in it. Watch it if you never have.
...thanks to the genius of Frank Loesser !!
I love how he knows them all socially. :-D
Just amazing to think he's gained his greatest fame 40-45 years after this originally aired playing Bert Cooper on "Mad Men."
You have to be kidding, Robert was extremely famous in the 1960’s, just because there is a whole new generation that is being introduced to him it doesn’t mean he wasn’t as famous or even more so 50 years ago.
@@rapman5791 Not the point. As famous as he was back then (and certainly was during the 1960's), Morse's playing Bert Cooper on "Mad Men," widely considered one of the best TV series of all time is the role he will be most remembered for because of how he did it. This is where a bias towards more recent work kicks in and "Mad Men" was a memorable series.
I have seen him in some films in the past . He seemed to blend in like a character actor would.
I never would have recognized him as Bert Cooper !
I watched every episode of Mad Men ! Loved his character !
RIP Robert
I’m sorry to see you go !
🥹
Wow !
@@tomcat630
And yet because of Mad Men he gained a new fan in a someone born in 1963
Me !
So you never know what direction life can take a person
@@tomcat630 Not widely viewed? I think you are a bit off on that.
MORSE did a great job;
he sounded nothing like
he usually did !
Robert Morse as Truman Capote, unbelievable, Tony award performance one man show complete on youtube. Look up Robert morse + Tru. I never knew he could act THAT good.
He also played Dominick Dunne.
What a seriously underrated talent! It wasn't til Mad Men that his talent was recognized. You're awesome Robert Morse!
He won TWO Tony awards for best actor before "Mad Men." His talent was recognized.
That's just not true. How old are you? 50 years ago and the entire panel there were "recognizing" his talent and the fans continued to adore him. Sheeze.
he was never underrated
Loved this talented man.
Notice Morse is left-handed. Hilarious vocal impressions.
I absolutely ADORED finding out he was a southpaw. So am I and I was always a huge fan.
I have no illusions of having any talent like his whatsoever...but since you mentioned it...I think its cool...I have the same birthday as he did...and I'm left-handed. That guy was really all-around talented!
Love Robert Morse!!
I am going to watch "The Loved One" this weekend, as part of a Liberace video marathon I am having with a friend (ostensibly to watch that HBO film about Liberace). But I am well aware of Bobby Morse, used to watch him on the ABC-TV series "That's Life!" when I was a kid, which was also where I first saw comedian Rodney Dangerfield.
That series is where I first saw him too!
I also saw Morse in the 1992 PBS "American Playhouse" broadcast of "Tru," the re-creation of his 1990 Tony Award-winning, Broadway portrayal of author Truman Capote. I have yet to see Phillip Seymour Hoffman's interpretation of the notorious writer and gossip in the film "Capote," but, of course, plan to do so for comparison. I thought Morse's performance in "Tru" excellent and very amusing.
Saw his performance of Tru in San Francisco back in 1990. Phenomenal, also met up with him backstage and wished him well with the new baby he and Libby would have soon. Very genuine and gracious. 💕
OMG Bert Cooper! how adorable is he! and he still is!
Robert Morse was the toast of the town for many years, owing to his talent, intelligence, engaging personality and attractive demeanor. Someone that any young man would aspire to emulate. I immediately took note of how well he fits into his suit and tie. This must have been in the 1960s, judging from the tailoring, similar to JFK's tidy appearance.
Awesome in the Guide For The Married Man!!!! 1967
Why can't entertainers be more like him? Check out his modern interviews here on yt. This is one cool dude. And no one is more talented.
How cute is he?! I ADORE Robert Morse! If he's not back on Season 5 of Mad Men I will stop watching the show!
they all have such wonderful diction
@tucsonia Pamela Tiffin. She was a model and actress (check out her IMDB profile) and for a time in the '60s she was married to the publisher of New York magazine.
Saw him on Broadway in Tru in 89. He was great. Won the Tony.
He looks like a Kennedy!
I was in NYC in March 1967 (12 years old). My uncle was an entertainment editor for a magazine and he sent all the kids to see the reporter's showing of How To Succeed. That was probably a few weeks before this broadcast, because it hadn't been released in theaters yet. This show was probably taped la little more than a year before Bobby Kennedy was killed.
Interesting you should have written that, as Robert Morse was, in fact, a friend of Senator Robert Kennedy, when the latter was a United States senator from New York. And, like Kennedy, Morse had been born in Massachusetts, in the city of Newton. To my recollection Morse had resided in Newton Upper Falls.
As a boy, I recall having seen a photograph of Kennedy with Morse, in a LOOK magazine photo spread of the former with his celebrity friends. Morse was playing a game of charades in the Kennedy family mansion at Hickory Hill, Virginia. Also pictured in that LOOK photo layout were former Los Angeles Rams defensive tackle Roosevelt "Rose"' Grier (who, as a bodyguard in Kennedy's 1968 presidential campaign, was involved in the apprehending of Sirhan Sirhan after the latter assassinated Kennedy on June 5, 1968 in the kitchen of the Ambassador Hotel ballroom following Kennedy's victory party in the California presidential primary), actress Lauren Bacall, singer Andy Williams and the comedy duo The Smother Brothers.
@@gymnastix I'm glad I'm not the only person who thought Robert Morse looked like Robert Kennedy. I first saw Robert Morse on the ABC television series "That's Life," in which he starred in the fall of 1968. It premiered just three months after Bobby Kennedy was killed. I was 11 years old. I was still hurting inside over the loss of RFK. His character on the show was named "Bobby," and every time I saw him I thought of Bobby Kennedy. I loved his smile and his hairstyle, which reminded me of Bobby Kennedy. I was saddened to hear of the passing this talented performer, Robert Morse, and I'm glad he lived a long, full, and successful life. R.I.P.
I can't believe Robert Morse is over 80!
This comes from the same episode in which Peter Gabel and Christopher Cerf appeared in their capacities as Harvard Lampoon Editors. Arlene and Pamela Tiffin in this period worked together in the play "Dinner at Eight" -- Arlene as "Carlotta" and Pamela as "Kitty."
He was marvelous in Mad Men. He is one of the more entertaining mystery guests on What's My Line?
Pamela Tiffen.so great in "One Two Three".
Morse was great in Mad Men
he put on a tour-de-force performance in the movie version, akin to the legendary robert preston in the music man.
but for some reason, he rejected making more musicals. and who can forget him in a guide to the married man?
Check out his astonishing one man Tony winning show 'Tru' in which he did an astonishing interpretation of Truman Capote. It is free on You tube
DENY! DENY! DENY! (classic line from the film)
Billiant in "How to Succeed..." RIP, Robert Morse.
Bert! The best things in life are freeeeeeee.
Pamela Tiffin, there's a name from the distant past.
That voice would be a passable Johnny Carson impersonation.
And a bit of Richard Dreyfus (but this was long before his time).
If Robert went into acting these days, the first thing they would do is 'fix' the space between his teeth and make him look like anybody.
Quality lives for ever!
Robert Morse and Arlene Francis could light up a dark room between them.
Bert! He is as keen as he ever was!
did U know Morse voiced the Inventive of the Pound Puppies?
"The best things in life are free". Robert Morse's best known role is on AMC despite being a journeyman stage actor for decades. Oh well, Mad Men is a highly respectable way to round out an acting career , well, even though I understand that Bert, um, Robert is not yet dead.
It's Morse's best known role to people who know nothing else of his work.
I thought he had died back in the 1990s, like 1998 or so, because I "remember" my dad being sad that he had passed away. It surprised me several months ago when I looked on IMDB and read that he was still alive! I have had some Nelson Mandela Effect experiences.
Now that I see it, Jim Carrey totally studied his work, just watch the movie How to succeed" the facial, the taking etc
Jim Carrey was an over-the-top self-indulgent "comedian" and now is a psycho loser.
What a lovely observation, but nope you are not wrong.
She was also in Playboy in 1969
Just super!
No. Michael McGreevey played Richard Schuyler in those Disney films, in which Kurt Russell played Dexter Riley.
knew that I recognized this guy as old Hollywood on MM, but he has always been in stuff thats obscure, too bad, Bertram Cooper is Funny...
An Organic Actor
3:48 "I have seen you and you have seen me." Well ok then.
Anyone know if he was Kurt Russel's "buddy" in the Disney movies in late 60s, early 70s? He just looks familiar.
What was the movie? How to Succeed?
Wow, he looks a lot like Mac Demarco. Not just the looks, but in the way he acts.
Arlene Francis and Martin Gabel were married.
Robert Morse is roughly the same age as Pete Campbell. Weird.
Robert Morse (RIP).
One can see him these days in Mad Men, of course!
Holy shit he looks like Mac DeMarco!
OMG electricity in a bottle 😮
Pamela Tiffin and Arlene Francis starred in a 1961 Billy Wilder film called "One Two Three", alongside James Cagney and Horst Buchholz, I believe. One of the greatest Cold War comedies. Cagney is Coca-Cola's man in West Berlin, Francis is his wife, Tiffin is a Coke exec's wild child from Atlanta, and Buchholz is the East German Commie who knocks her up and marries her. Cagney is not pleased.
I was going to bring that up myself, had I not found your comment. Back in the days of VHS tape, I had collected 3 films I very much enjoyed on one tape. "One Two, Three," "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying," and Disney's original "The Parent Trap." The latter two, coincidentally, having the same director, the late David Swift. You can spot him in "How to Succeed," as the elevator operator who tells Michelle Lee, "Rosemary! In or Out! I have other clients, you know!" He and Haley Mills have a wonderful commentary track on the Parent Trap DVD.
"Sitzenmachen!"
He was a lefty. Who knew.
She was Queen of the New York Table Hoppers. What happened to her?
He's kind of doing a very basso Johnny Carson.
What's your favorite scary movie
Jack Frost..
We all were lol
when did Bobby get so old
I hardly recognize him in roles these days.
Go to the internet and type in pamela tiffin photos
no type pamila tifftn nude
What beautiful.........hair
Do you think SpongeBob's appreciate is loosely based on Robert Morse's ?
*appearance
"$25.".... 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
I'd never heard of that Tiffen lady before, but damn she is hot. What's her claim to fame?
Her claim to fame is that she would never go out with someone as stupid as you.
Mac DeMarco?
Bobby definitely was the very best Truman Capote! Nailed it in 'Tru'. A natural on the stage! (Broadway) Did and outstanding job in Mad Men as the irrassable Bert Cooper.
Who's Robert Morse?
Cool. Who is he?
OK thanks bro lol
You're kidding, right???
He invented the Morse Code
Ha ! :-)
I swear, these guessers arent that good. Its rigged.
It was so _not_ rigged.
I think this show was rigged.
OMG, He was So Adorable with those dimples, natural teeth & Kennedy Cut. A Dying Breed.
yeah weird in my opinion on his looks but something else
Doesn't look that good now in his 80s, but we all have the images and memories.
I first heard about him when I was in jr high school and looked him up in a copy of Current Biography, one of those green hard backed books. They had described him as "a head-on collision between John F. Kennedy and Mickey Rooney"!
@@robsieger1886 I saw him two nights ago and he looks GREAT!
@@blackwingy where'd you see him