He went to school with my mom’s brothers. When he came back to St.Louis, he ran into mom. He remembered her. He took mom and I out to dinner. What a wonderful sweet, Gentleman. Great sense of humor. Extremely intelligent. Kind…. It was so much fun. I was maybe 10(?) years old.
@@srothbardt No. I don't do autographs. I shook his hand and we chatted. I was running up a stairway and wasn't looking where I was going. Suddenly I become aware of someone in front of me. I look up and YIKES!! It's Vincent Price. He looked down and in that instantly recognizable voice said, 'Hello, son'. I ran into Bill Murray a couple of years ago. I shook his hand as well and told him he was great. As I walked away he gave me this odd look like 'What? You don't want an autograph or talk?'
i as a remember as a school kid our teacher once brought in a record player and a record of vincent price reading poe stories to get us interested in literature.
Nothing was forced, Johnny listened and learned from Vincent, and Vincent, who knows his stuff about art, was so casual, not condescending at all, the conversation was smooth and interesting.
Vincent Price was a great dramatic actor, and in a very long career, he featured in countless movies playing a flamboyant, erudite and eccentric character. He was a scene stealer in so many films because of his haunting Shakespearean deep and seductive voice as well as his plethora of facial expressions, ranging from stern to false sincerity. In many respects, Vincent Price was extremely comfortable in historical costume drama films, playing the cad and in modern drama, playing the suave and chilling villain. He was not only brilliant in the epic biblical film: The Ten Commandments - playing the callous and odious Baka, the slave overseer, but these same talents of portraying a figure of terror, were also used to petrify audiences to great effect when he was cast as the religious zealot, Matthew Hopkins, in the film: Witchfinder General. Vincent Price was a remarkable actor.
Johnny Carson and an intelligent / talented guest just chatting away. Carson had his great comedy skits, but was a very good host, actually listened to the guests. What a concept for a talk show. Vincent Price was a gem.
Even when I was a kid, I loved Mr. Price. There was just something about him that I liked. The Dr. Phibes movies were probably my favorites, and his cameo in Edward Scissorhands.
Wonderful that a younger generation,hopefully younger generation has taken a interest into Vincent Price.I miss those days as a kid watching his movies on tv an the movies
I believe when he died his art collection was worth many millions. Steve Martin is another actor well regarded for his knowledge or art and for his extensive ( and very valuable ) art collection. Dennis Hopper was another. You can find on here Mr. Hopper taking a ( BBC ? ) production team around part of his collection and explaining why he bought the painting and why it is important.
Price found his niche in the horror genre, but in his early days he had leading man potential, and should have been in more films as the romantic lead.
Vincent Price a classy actor a gentleman who is sadly missed . Towards the end of his life he did a wonderful film with Bette Davis called The Whales of August it's a gem of a film 🎥
I love that he goes to the movies to watch other ppl's movies and attend to his own movies to scare the crap out of unsuspecting audiences😂He is a gentlemanly rascal. I love it❤
I'm glad I watch the entire video. The review of the painting was really refreshing. I wish the modern late night show would give serious coverage of the arts instead of constantly playing for laughs or lecturing their audiences on how they should think about politics.
I never can get enough of Vincent. He was a great actor, art coniconnoisseur and a master chef. He was a complete master of many genre. He would donate his art collection to a university to foster art appreciation. I love Vincent in every way. We miss you and your best friends Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing. May they carry on that friendship across the Veil.
I met Vincent Price at Queens College after his show, Diversions and Delights, in which he played Oscar Wilde. I didn't get his autograph, because he didn't have time for them. But I shook hands with him and told him he put on a good performance, as usual. He was a resl gentleman and thanked every one for coming to see his performance. May he R.I.P.
Saw him in the North End of Boston in the fall of 1985. Just staring at this very handsome well-dressed man, holding court with about eight ladies who were surrounding him, trying to figure out who he was. Then it dawned on one of my friends who it was and we were tempted to cross Hanover and just say "hey Vince Price!", but from the looks of those women we knew he was trapped 😄 they weren't going to share him. He was smiling and they were laughing. The very definition of a charming gentleman.
Loved watching his movies on TV and a few in the theater. No matter how bad the script may have been, he found a way to elevate the film with his acting. The horror legends; Price, Lee, Karloff, Cushing, Newsome. I miss the four them. I’m looking forward to the passing of the last one.
@@jimcoleman598 I'm not really an Alice Cooper fan so I can't fully understand your reference but Price had that special kind of texture to his voice in a sinister way. Fitting for Cooper indeed!
This was, obviously, long before Joan and Johnny had a massive falling out. Anyway.... Vincent Price.... all-time favorite if mine. Great actor and interesting, stylish personality
the notion that vincent was the scary guy on stage this night...i love carson but the way he treated joan rivers was right out of a vincent price film. as i said, i love the guy but all joan rivers tried to do is have her own show and make carson-like money. he never spoke to her again. 3 (or 4) legends for certain but carson's the one i'd have been most fearful of.
Vincent Price was the host of a Canadian Horror/comedy show from 1971 called "the Hillarious House of Frightenstein". It originated in Hamilton Ontario and ran for a couple of years. The multi-talented Billy Van played practically the entire cast of characters. If you get a chance its worth a look. Price is like the Host Narrator whos only seen at the "intro" and the "outro"..... Its really wacky entertainment that I highly recommend.
Yes, I have lived my whole life not too far west of Hamilton and watched that TV show often in my youth. Billy was just hilarious while hamming it up as the various characters. And Vincent's voice was unforgettable, of course! Price really spread himself around, always popping up in productions here and there, having also done narration on Alice Cooper's song, "Welcome To My Nightmare" and of course, on the song, "Thriller" by the King of Pop himself.
You got me curious about his height I Googled it and it says he was 6'4. I never realized he was that tall but you were right he looked like a giant compared to everybody there. My favorite will always be the first Dr phibes movie and I also really loved him the movie where he was the last man on Earth or at least he thought he was. But really everything he played was awesome and one of a kind and what a Incredibles sense of humor and wit he possessed he wasn't that funny in this show for whatever reason Johnny seemed a bit insecure and kept talking over him which was strange and Vincent seemed a bit obsessed with Joan Rivers so it felt a little awkward and uncomfortable for some reason I don't really know why but that was really cool with the art critiques I also didn't know what a great art Aficionado Vincent was. I've watched other interviews with him and he literally will make you laugh your ass off is sense of dry humor is incredible kind of like Bob Newhart only with a little more panache
@@susanb2015 yes that is a good one too! Vincent did some gangster noir films as well I can't think of any titles offhand but if you Google it he played a pretty good gangster as well
.....he worked with Mankiewicz, Otto Preminger, Frit'z Lang, Cecil B.De Mille and Corman, Lindsay Anderson. Most actors could only hope to be so lucky.
Grande appassionato intenditore d'arte era Vincent Price in generale. Classica e moderna oltre l'essere un grande Attore e persona. Un Vero gentiluomo in tutti i sensi. Ero piccolo quando mi appassionai all'horror , li guardava anche la mia cara mamma deceduta diversi anni fa. Sono 18 anni che acquisto film in DVD di quasi tutti i suoi film oltre ai Lee , Karloff...e non solo.
Vincent and Joan must have become close later in life because after his death she received some of his ashes. And later still, Joan gave a portion of his ashes to Robin Quivers.
A classic example of bad talk show interviewing: ask a question, don't wait for the answer, ask another question, don't wait for the answer, ask another question, etc etc.
Late night talk shows are garbage now first of all, you don't have the star quality that's so permeated the entertainment business back in those days and the late night talk show host would never spend time doing something like this which is totally fascinating....
Madhouse film mentioned here was the film which starred Britain's answer to Johnny Carson in the 1970s, Michael Parkinson, a famous talk show host in Britain. He appeared as an interviewer and so beat Johnny Carson in appearing in a movie with the great Vincent Price.
I have to say I never liked the sound of Johnny Carson's voice, Or HIm. I just could not take to him. Vincent Price was such a Beautiful soul , A Real Gentleman and outstanding actor. R.I.P. Vincent. Forever loved XXXXX
02:47 I don't think Vincent's oeuvre was ever in competition with something like The Exorcist though. Even so, he was able to portray existential terror and dread just as effectively. Eg Prince Prospero in Corman's Masque of The Red Death, or as The Last Man On Earth, even as Matthew Hopkins in Witchfinder General, he was demonic to the core. Truth is stranger - and often more terrifying - than fiction.
Saw Vincent Price at East Carolina University in the early 70's and besides being an engaging speaker--mentioning how Ava Gardner (and her rather generous breasts) was discovered by hanging up tobacco leaves--he spoke with students backstage afterward. He was very approachable and affable.
Vincent Price had that knack for being sinister. The film they are discussing - "Madhouse" - isn't too good. Only Vincent Price and Peter Cushing make it worth the effort.
@1:10 - I will never "forgive" Johnny for how he treated Joan when she started her own show on Fox in late 80s. Whatever his talent, he was a pompous self-centered jerk.
You're wrong. It was a matter of simple courtesy and Joan had none. She willingly did not call Carson when she got the Fox offer, which was a major insult to Carson after all he had done for her and her career. Carson was someone who could be your best friend, but if you crossed him, he was finished with you. Rivers herself admitted what a mistake she had made.
@@Czechbound You are not aware of what happened? Joan Rivers was in line to take over the Tonight Show hosting, when Johnny Carson retired. But, she was offered her own show and she "jumped ship" to take that opportunity. Carson considered this a serious betrayal and ended their friendship. I have seen videos where Joan stated that she felt frustrated, waiting, waiting and waiting for an opportunity; who knows? All I know is what the media feeds us, so there could be more (or less) to the story. We all have callouts with friends and relatives, but when someone is famous, the world gets to hear about it. I remember when all this happened and actually witnessed several very silly arguments about the whole affair. I liked them both, so I just felt sad.
@@jeraldbaxter3532 Well, you've schooled me on irony. I didn't realise the definition also included " incongruity between the actual result of a sequence of events and the normal or expected result", which I guess you were referring to. You live. You learn ! All the best and greetings from Prague, CZ
@@connievino4226 She got a late night show on another channel after guest hosting for Jonny. After that he completely ghosted her ( would ignore her at parties, never take her phone call etc. ).
That Pierre Prins value didn’t age well. Impressionist paintings, which aren't Monet or Victoire, lost favor in most art circles. Now, it appears the abstract tends to pull the most money.
He went to school with my mom’s brothers. When he came back to St.Louis, he ran into mom. He remembered her. He took mom and I out to dinner. What a wonderful sweet, Gentleman. Great sense of humor. Extremely intelligent. Kind….
It was so much fun. I was maybe 10(?) years old.
💞🌹What a lovely memory to have 🌹💞
wow precious memory indeed friend!
I met Price at my college back in 1976. He was a complete class act.
Why does that not surprise me. Old school. 👍👍👍
Did you get his autograph?
@@srothbardt No. I don't do autographs. I shook his hand and we chatted. I was running up a stairway and wasn't looking where I was going. Suddenly I become aware of someone in front of me. I look up and YIKES!! It's Vincent Price. He looked down and in that instantly recognizable voice said, 'Hello, son'.
I ran into Bill Murray a couple of years ago. I shook his hand as well and told him he was great. As I walked away he gave me this odd look like 'What? You don't want an autograph or talk?'
I’m so jealous. I had a crush on him but well after he’d died. I just love the voice and his style throughout his career.
Power to you! 👍
Vincent was such a classy stylish charismatic actor.. I love him to bits
Vincent Price is one of the greatest American actors of all time. 💫🌟
Price was highly intelligent, well read, a trained gourmet...a wonderful man and his eife was lovely
What a stellar actor he was. I always loved Vincent. Class act all the way around.
One Of A Kind For Sure!!
@@ThomasJones-sz3sxShame We Don’t Have Nice Celebrities As Much at Times Even Though There’s Some of Them Who Are Nice and Friendly Like Vincent Price
I always adored Vincent Price as a person and an actor! He seemed to be a very kind gentleman to me!
i as a remember as a school kid our teacher once brought in a record player and a record of vincent price reading poe stories to get us interested in literature.
Nothing was forced, Johnny listened and learned from Vincent, and Vincent, who knows his stuff about art, was so casual, not condescending at all, the conversation was smooth and interesting.
Vincent Price was a great dramatic actor, and in a very long career, he featured in countless movies playing a flamboyant, erudite and eccentric character. He was a scene stealer in so many films because of his haunting Shakespearean deep and seductive voice as well as his plethora of facial expressions, ranging from stern to false sincerity. In many respects, Vincent Price was extremely comfortable in historical costume drama films, playing the cad and in modern drama, playing the suave and chilling villain. He was not only brilliant in the epic biblical film: The Ten Commandments - playing the callous and odious Baka, the slave overseer, but these same talents of portraying a figure of terror, were also used to petrify audiences to great effect when he was cast as the religious zealot, Matthew Hopkins, in the film: Witchfinder General. Vincent Price was a remarkable actor.
Yes, agreed..he was an outstanding actor. Thank you for reminding me he was in The Ten Commandments.
Johnny Carson and an intelligent / talented guest just chatting away. Carson had his great comedy skits, but was a very good host, actually listened to the guests. What a concept for a talk show. Vincent Price was a gem.
Even when I was a kid, I loved Mr. Price. There was just something about him that I liked. The Dr. Phibes movies were probably my favorites, and his cameo in Edward Scissorhands.
Vincent Price's cookbook is incredible. Restaurants around the world. Well worth checking out.
Price was priceless. Great guest
Thank you very much for putting this clip up. Mr. Price is a stand up guy, a true gentleman and icon of horror cinema.
Erudite and debonair, Price was a real class act.
Wonderful that a younger generation,hopefully younger generation has taken a interest into Vincent Price.I miss those days as a kid watching his movies on tv an the movies
I like seeing this part of Price and knowing that he had a great hobby. Art is not my cup of tea but I admire his ability.
I believe when he died his art collection was worth many millions. Steve Martin is another actor well regarded for his knowledge or art and for his extensive ( and very valuable ) art collection. Dennis Hopper was another. You can find on here Mr. Hopper taking a ( BBC ? ) production team around part of his collection and explaining why he bought the painting and why it is important.
It is fascinating watching him analyze and criticize these paintings.
Price found his niche in the horror genre, but in his early days he had leading man potential, and should have been in more films as the romantic lead.
Vincent Price a classy actor a gentleman who is sadly missed . Towards the end of his life he did a wonderful film with Bette Davis called The Whales of August it's a gem of a film 🎥
I love that he goes to the movies to watch other ppl's movies and attend to his own movies to scare the crap out of unsuspecting audiences😂He is a gentlemanly rascal. I love it❤
Vincent was a beautiful man.
I didn't realize that Vincent Price was such a tall man. He towers over everybody else on the stage.
6'3-6'4 at his peak, Christopher Lee was about an inch taller.
He was 6’4”
He was undoubtedly a very tall man.
I'm glad I watch the entire video. The review of the painting was really refreshing. I wish the modern late night show would give serious coverage of the arts instead of constantly playing for laughs or lecturing their audiences on how they should think about politics.
There will never be another like him, ever.
I never can get enough of Vincent. He was a great actor, art coniconnoisseur and a master chef. He was a complete master of many genre. He would donate his art collection to a university to foster art appreciation. I love Vincent in every way. We miss you and your best friends Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing. May they carry on that friendship across the Veil.
Bill Hader's SNL bits as Vincent suffering a host of celebrity fools is priceless. ua-cam.com/video/gbiLanj8EuI/v-deo.htmlsi=znvBgLk3eE2KFhGP
@@4tarsusSNL is a load of shite!
If it’s not Price then it’s nothing!!!!
What a cool interview with a total legend.
I love the tour through the art gallery. What a great idea!
Loved Vincent Price in Dr. Phibes.
I was hoping this was the one with the paintings. I enjoyed Vincent talking about the paintings.
I met Vincent Price at Queens College after his show, Diversions and Delights, in which he played Oscar Wilde. I didn't get his autograph, because he didn't have time for them. But I shook hands with him and told him he put on a good performance, as usual. He was a resl gentleman and thanked every one for coming to see his performance. May he R.I.P.
Saw him in the North End of Boston in the fall of 1985. Just staring at this very handsome well-dressed man, holding court with about eight ladies who were surrounding him, trying to figure out who he was. Then it dawned on one of my friends who it was and we were tempted to cross Hanover and just say "hey Vince Price!", but from the looks of those women we knew he was trapped 😄 they weren't going to share him. He was smiling and they were laughing. The very definition of a charming gentleman.
the voice of Vincent Price..!!!!!!!!!
Priceless!!!!!!!!!
Seek out the "Columbo" episode where he goes to an art gallery. Peter Falk at his comedic best
Just a truly nice man !
Must now have a Vincent Price cookbook.
Price was the personification of class
Loved watching his movies on TV and a few in the theater. No matter how bad the script may have been, he found a way to elevate the film with his acting. The horror legends; Price, Lee, Karloff, Cushing, Newsome. I miss the four them. I’m looking forward to the passing of the last one.
Amazing Gentleman.
I Met Him Years Ago.
God Bless 💗🙏
Vincent was very charming.
I was born the very night after this broadcast!
A 70s baby.😃
It would be great to turn on my free b&w TV on and see Vincent Price on Johnny Carson
Vincent was great as Egghead in the Batman t.v show in the 60's and was a narrator of sorts in Michael Jackson's Thriller
Also narrated Alice Coopers "The Black Widow" from the album "Welcome to my Nightmare" How fitting! lol
@@jimcoleman598 I'm not really an Alice Cooper fan so I can't fully understand your reference but Price had that special kind of texture to his voice in a sinister way. Fitting for Cooper indeed!
@@robertdinunzio1749 Im sure you can google it on youtube....it's vintage Vincent Price. Funny thing is Alice Coopers real first name is Vincent lol
RIP to all those on this show
This was, obviously, long before Joan and Johnny had a massive falling out. Anyway.... Vincent Price.... all-time favorite if mine. Great actor and interesting, stylish personality
the notion that vincent was the scary guy on stage this night...i love carson but the way he treated joan rivers was right out of a vincent price film. as i said, i love the guy but all joan rivers tried to do is have her own show and make carson-like money. he never spoke to her again. 3 (or 4) legends for certain but carson's the one i'd have been most fearful of.
I always appreciated him as an actor!! ❤️🎥 I envy those who've met him. 👍
Vincent Price was the best!
Vincent Price was the host of a Canadian Horror/comedy show from 1971 called "the Hillarious House of Frightenstein". It originated in Hamilton Ontario and ran for a couple of years. The multi-talented Billy Van played practically the entire cast of characters. If you get a chance its worth a look. Price is like the Host Narrator whos only seen at the "intro" and the "outro"..... Its really wacky entertainment that I highly recommend.
price recorded all those in one day
Loved that show!!
Yes, I have lived my whole life not too far west of Hamilton and watched that TV show often in my youth. Billy was just hilarious while hamming it up as the various characters. And Vincent's voice was unforgettable, of course!
Price really spread himself around, always popping up in productions here and there, having also done narration on Alice Cooper's song, "Welcome To My Nightmare" and of course, on the song, "Thriller" by the King of Pop himself.
1974 what a year
Vincent Price was a large man. He looks like a giant next to Johnny.
I've seen him in so many movies and never realized how tall he is.
You got me curious about his height I Googled it and it says he was 6'4. I never realized he was that tall but you were right he looked like a giant compared to everybody there. My favorite will always be the first Dr phibes movie and I also really loved him the movie where he was the last man on Earth or at least he thought he was. But really everything he played was awesome and one of a kind and what a Incredibles sense of humor and wit he possessed he wasn't that funny in this show for whatever reason Johnny seemed a bit insecure and kept talking over him which was strange and Vincent seemed a bit obsessed with Joan Rivers so it felt a little awkward and uncomfortable for some reason I don't really know why but that was really cool with the art critiques I also didn't know what a great art Aficionado Vincent was. I've watched other interviews with him and he literally will make you laugh your ass off is sense of dry humor is incredible kind of like Bob Newhart only with a little more panache
@@robertmarszalek1978 I like a horror movie he did with Peter Lorre. Edgar Allen Poe The Cat I think. I think there were a few movie shorts in it.
@@susanb2015 yes that is a good one too! Vincent did some gangster noir films as well I can't think of any titles offhand but if you Google it he played a pretty good gangster as well
@@robertmarszalek1978 I'll look for them. He was on the Brady Bunch too. The crazy archaeologist.
Joan & Vincent. LEGENDS
All wonderful legends.
Excellent interview.
Quanto mi mancano attori di questo calibro!
Class acts
Shame Johnny loves the sound of his own voice... Vincent has a unique voice
Price was such a good actor. Wish he'd gotten to work with a great director like Scorsese.
.....he worked with Mankiewicz, Otto Preminger, Frit'z Lang, Cecil B.De Mille and Corman, Lindsay Anderson. Most actors could only hope to be so lucky.
Grande appassionato intenditore d'arte era Vincent Price in generale. Classica e moderna oltre l'essere un grande Attore e persona. Un Vero gentiluomo in tutti i sensi. Ero piccolo quando mi appassionai all'horror , li guardava anche la mia cara mamma deceduta diversi anni fa. Sono 18 anni che acquisto film in DVD di quasi tutti i suoi film oltre ai Lee , Karloff...e non solo.
John's staff very original/creative with show ideas 💡
Vincent was hilarious on The Hollywood Squares!
I think the first movie I saw Vincent Price in was "The Pit and the Pendulum."
That was my first Vincent Price film, and it remains my #1 Favorite Movie! 😁
A very splendid movie.
What's truly sad is that all three of these main speakers are dead 😢
Vincent and Joan must have become close later in life because after his death she received some of his ashes. And later still, Joan gave a portion of his ashes to Robin Quivers.
Unknown to most of VPs fans he was a talent deeply into art and culinary routines. Fyi. 🖌️🖼️🎨👨🍳🥧
A classic example of bad talk show interviewing: ask a question, don't wait for the answer, ask another question, don't wait for the answer, ask another question, etc etc.
well Carson only did it for thirty years. Please enlighten us with your professional broadcast experience.
You are ridiculous…Johnny was the King of late night. The current idiots like Colbert and Fallon and Kimmel are pathetic.
great show!
He's kind of a scary Fred Rogers.
if you watch with some care you'll notice every time Johnny reaches to his left for a cigarette the camera changes to the guest
I wish Carson would have talked more about horror movies with Vincent Price. Everyday is Halloween for many people.
Late night talk shows are garbage now first of all, you don't have the star quality that's so permeated the entertainment business back in those days and the late night talk show host would never spend time doing something like this which is totally fascinating....
The best actors of today are leagues better than the best actors of that day, objectively so, if you know anything about acting as an art.
@@PlayNiceFolks sir you're just so wrong
PlayNiceFolks = Derp?
@@stevenj9970wrong? I do not think so….if you think Colbert, Fallon and Kimmel crying because Harris lost are good hosts you are crazy.
@@chuckcaputo5144 Who DIDNT cry when tRUmp won??? I did. Carson was the best... the ones today, just dont compare
All my favourite people of tv, music , films are dead😢including these three.
Todays " celebrities " are pretty sub standard in general i think.
Madhouse film mentioned here was the film which starred Britain's answer to Johnny Carson in the 1970s, Michael Parkinson, a famous talk show host in Britain. He appeared as an interviewer and so beat Johnny Carson in appearing in a movie with the great Vincent Price.
Dr. Phibes himself
Carson could handle everyone so well. Today they don't dare put two guests together let alone the likes of Joan Rivers & Vincent Price.
Joan looked good...
5:30 Vincent Price exhalts Northern Michigan!
I have to say I never liked the sound of Johnny Carson's voice, Or HIm. I just could not take to him. Vincent Price was such a Beautiful soul , A Real Gentleman and outstanding actor. R.I.P. Vincent. Forever loved XXXXX
He was great in The Song of Bernadette.
The guy was great in anything he was in.
I like the film marquee of the red death it's called something like that ?
Masque of the red death
02:47
I don't think Vincent's oeuvre was ever in competition with something like The Exorcist though. Even so, he was able to portray existential terror and dread just as effectively. Eg Prince Prospero in Corman's Masque of The Red Death, or as The Last Man On Earth, even as Matthew Hopkins in Witchfinder General, he was demonic to the core. Truth is stranger - and often more terrifying - than fiction.
I have the distinct impression the audience knew nothing about Vincent 😮
Joan Rivers is so pretty and Vincent is a legend!
Saw Vincent Price at East Carolina University in the early 70's and besides being an engaging speaker--mentioning how Ava Gardner (and her rather generous breasts) was discovered by hanging up tobacco leaves--he spoke with students backstage afterward. He was very approachable and affable.
The artist Martin Broderson, 1928-2011, deaf from birth.
I liked Carson, but he talks too much here. He keeps interrupting Vincent Price.
He seemed a bit nervous or intimidated by Vincent Price.
@@shadesofgray5476 Perhaps also exxited to have such a distinguished legend of the screen on.
Loved price in Laura.
10:33 "5000 dollars" sounds like Information Society's sample
InSoc is apparently big in South America, but still woefully underrated in the US, all these years later.
What Tone Loc originally paid Van Halen’s management for sampling Jamie’s Crying. Oh Eddie didn’t like that.
All gone
Nice zinger at Marlon Braaaaaaando.
Off topic, but that is such a stylish desk! I want it
IIRC that desk is in a museum dedicated to broadcast memorabilia. I do agree it is a strikingly handsome desk.
@@Nomed38That and the green shag carpet! Pure 1970’s…
Vincent Price had that knack for being sinister. The film they are discussing - "Madhouse" - isn't too good. Only Vincent Price and Peter Cushing make it worth the effort.
By coincidence May 17 is one of my sisters' birthday.
Heeeeeeeres Johnny!
I that Joan Rivers on the show ?
Sure was, she was a regular on Carson until she got her own show. Then he shunned her for leaving/competing with him.
The master of horror.
Need to go when it's time 😢
@1:10 - I will never "forgive" Johnny for how he treated Joan when she started her own show on Fox in late 80s. Whatever his talent, he was a pompous self-centered jerk.
And drunk
Agree
Agreed
Could you elaborate please? I’m not familiar with this.
You're wrong. It was a matter of simple courtesy and Joan had none. She willingly did not call Carson when she got the Fox offer, which was a major insult to Carson after all he had done for her and her career. Carson was someone who could be your best friend, but if you crossed him, he was finished with you. Rivers herself admitted what a mistake she had made.
Great movie...???the dungeon. His wife really never died.
The irony of the lovefest between Johnny Carson and Joan Rivers...sad, considering, in 2024, we know how that story turned out.
Why is it irony ?
@@Czechbound You are not aware of what happened? Joan Rivers was in line to take over the Tonight Show hosting, when Johnny Carson retired. But, she was offered her own show and she "jumped ship" to take that opportunity. Carson considered this a serious betrayal and ended their friendship. I have seen videos where Joan stated that she felt frustrated, waiting, waiting and waiting for an opportunity; who knows? All I know is what the media feeds us, so there could be more (or less) to the story. We all have callouts with friends and relatives, but when someone is famous, the world gets to hear about it. I remember when all this happened and actually witnessed several very silly arguments about the whole affair. I liked them both, so I just felt sad.
@@jeraldbaxter3532 Well, you've schooled me on irony. I didn't realise the definition also included " incongruity between the actual result of a sequence of events and the normal or expected result", which I guess you were referring to. You live. You learn ! All the best and greetings from Prague, CZ
No we don't not really.
@@connievino4226 She got a late night show on another channel after guest hosting for Jonny. After that he completely ghosted her ( would ignore her at parties, never take her phone call etc. ).
Wow sad 😢
DR Death 💀👍
That Pierre Prins value didn’t age well. Impressionist paintings, which aren't Monet or Victoire, lost favor in most art circles. Now, it appears the abstract tends to pull the most money.