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Marie Windsor, Cesar Romero--Rare 1985 TV Interview, The Joker
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- Опубліковано 6 кві 2018
- Marie Windsor and Cesar Romero discuss their lives and careers in this rare 1985 interview with cable TV host Skip E. Lowe. Windsor's first acting teacher was Maria Ouspenskaya.
Can you imagine 35 years ago; when this interview was done, Marie Windsor and Cesar Romero, held their own; during this interview! Because Skip, could be a bit of a pain! They explained how it was in the 30's and 40's. The glamour and get togethers were legendary back then! I loved this interview! ❤🎬❤
I had the privilege to meet Marie Windsor in person at Anthony's school of real estate in 1985 I believe. Then, her last name was Hupp. After her class at night I walked her to her car and wished her good night 😴 🥱. She gave me a signed picture of herself of which I am very appreciative. Rest in peace Marie 🙏 🪦 😌 you were a great person.
What an epic experience for you and now you have the memory to hold on to as long as you live.
Why don't you read her bio? It's called "A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing: The Life of Marie Windsor" and is at amazon.
Marie is a real class act, and Romero was just incredibly charming and sharp and funny. Even Lowe's constant interruptions and inane questions didn't ruin this interview as they did so many others. She was in two of my absolute favorite movies of all time: "The Sniper" and "The Narrow Margin", both from 1952. It was great to see and hear her.
She was such a wonderful actress. I saw this woman in so many good old movies which I vividly remember. SHE WAS AWESOME.
When they talk about charisma and memorability in movie character actors, Marie Windsor is epic. Eddie Muller on TCM’s Film Noir presentation told about what held Marie back from major roles was that producers considered her “too tall.”
As a kid who grew up watching Marie Windsor on the Late Show and, when I cut school, Dialing for Dollars Movies on KTVU-Oakland way back when there reruns aplenty, Marie Windsor was one of my favorite actresses.
Thank you for posting this interview!
Skip E. was the master of unpreparedness.
“You weren’t in that movie? Are you sure you weren’t in that movie?”
Cesar's Joker laugh coming out. Such a class act and not many folks know that he was gay. Regardless of that, he was one of a kind for damn sure. Miss him big time.
Marie and Cesar - two sophisticated, intelligent, accomplished and worldly people and on the other hand there was Skip E Lowe
I met her many times.. what a beautiful and captivating woman
Two legends of the silver screen. Loved them both.
' Narrow Margin' with Charles McGraw and Ms. Windsor is a must see.
What a great gentlemen! Such a elocuent and talente actor
There's no stars like him anymore. Hollywood now is a pain in the ass.
You can say that again, sister !
Glad to hear Marie considered "The Killing" one her favorite films she starred in. It is one of mine too, and my favorite Kubrick film. She was a beautiful woman. That bus station in the film was a real bus station (located in Hollywood on Vine St.) and I remember getting off a Greyhound Bus there back in the 80's
Skip E Lowe had a wonderful idea when he got all these stars in a show he created. The man deserves a medal. It is a joy to see them and hear what motivated them, and to hear and watch his quirky way of getting them talking of their lives..
He was very gracious, even when Skip E. Lowe kept intervening on his conversations..
Excellent music to end this 1985 TV Interview with the perfect "femme fatal" Marie Windsor great actress and the talented Cesar Romero.
That's why i entitled her biography "A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing." She was a deeply moral person highly skilled at playing baddies.
Cesar Romero cool guy
I eat anything up with Marie Windsor in it, she is fabulous!!! And also my favorite Joker ever!
Marie was marvelous!
Hmmm, Skip E. Lowe, huh ? -- in this and other interviews of his I couldn't stop thinking of Martin Short as his character Jiminy Glick. Anyway, Marie Wndsor and Cesar Romero, they were stars in their profession because they were marvelous humans. That really is what made Hollywood so great. Those stars really were bigger than life, whether or not they were flawed in their personal lives, they just had it-- the wit, bearing, grace and talent. But these two were also outstanding people, as well.
So well spoken both Marie and Cesar.
That was awesome ❤and they truly both were superstars
LOVE Marie Windsor!!!♥️
I loved Marie, a fabulous woman, and dear Caesar. Skip could be annoying but he was a lovely guy.
I love her , and mister Romero is a legend, this interviewer.........I just hate how he puts words in the interviewees mouths.
What a class act!
Too the both of them.. Cheers 🥂
Wining a Dance contest in South India 🇮🇳 Bangalore ooohhhh- Marie & Ceasar together... what a sight - VJ❤👼👍🙏😘
Host kinda creeped me out...Ageist much? Marie and Cesar...Gems...
Marie was magnanimous and realistic. She knew she and her compatriots had to pass the baton to the fresher film folks.
Love Marie Windsor
Nellie Majors, the brash news reporter in the Mr. Freeze episode entitled "Green Ice."
Classy guests.
I just saw her today on Perry Mason. She was stunning
thank you so. missing skip e very much.
I see a little title up here that has the character ;JOKER. Romero did tons of famous movies and he's remembered for playing the Joker ? Marie Windsor is one of my favorite Noir actresses. NARROW MARGIN is one of her best.
She Was Brilliant and Hilarious in The Killing
The creepy interviewer shouldn’t ask her if she’s Mormon. None of his business.
I love Marie Windsor but I detest the creepy host!
They should have made Romero star in those Dos Equis beer commercials as "The Most Interesting Man in the World." I can picture him saying "Stay Thirsty, my Friends."
Lol. Absolutely. He'd have been perfect.
I loved Marie in Swamp Women 😍 ♥️
Man! Skip is irritating and really hung up on youth. Marie was right about Irving Thalberg.
Thalberg was 22 actually...
@@WD40W Yeah, you'd think this host would do just a bit of research, given he opened up that can of worms. Marie set him straight. She should've given him a spanking.
Wouldn't you like to know her whole story? Check out ""A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing: The Life of Marie Windsor."
Skip was the worst of the worst interviewers... Don't kno how he got his start. No wonder Martin Short spoofed him and nailed his disinterest in the star as well as bring a very poor listener.
Skip she didn't care for the movie,
Skip E Lowe is not only lecherous, but his interviewing skills are horrible and his mannerisms are as irritating as AF and I absolutely can't stand him! However, I do love this interview with, Marie Windsor and Cesar Romero!!❤️❤️❤️
Is that Horshack ?
Mmm hmm. Yes. Yes. Right. Uh huh. Right. Yes. Mm hmm.....
Trying to wash Jiminy Glick out of my mind lol
The music that we enter at the beginning during a few seconds is signed Claude Bolling and was composed for the French film "Borsalino" directed by Jacques Deray. Did you ask permission?
That Lowe character is a real fruit loop
I know, right! Gurrrrllleeeen!😂
Major.
Oooooh haaa has haa haa
🃏 wooowoohohohohahahaha!!!