Interviews like this are a dead art. We'll never see the like again. Fantastic questions and discussion. Dick Cavett was, without a doubt, one of the greatest interviewers in history.
Love Plummers posh Canadian accent. As a Canadian, I can tell you that this an accent that we only hear in the occasional older man now. The “ quasi-british” hint over the last 40-50 years has completely vanished !!!
Wow I'm very impressed by the "Quasi-british" word you said!!! As an italian, I really didn't expect a stranger saying "quasi" in such a context. Props to you!! :) And yeah, he really had a very cool accent!
I first became aware of Christopher Plummer when he did International Velvet - so a long, long time ago. As an anglo-american living in London I only found out today that he wasn't British!
I just finished watching this interview, and I have to say that I’m still completely thrown that he was actually Canadian! His accent is impeccably posh and exudes the upper crust elite.
Yes, his final film was "Knives Out" (2019) and his last completed acting role was in the Canadian TV series "Departure" (season 2, 2021). Unfortunately, he was not able to film a planned adaptation of "King Lear" before his passing.
I read it..and it just solidified and confirmed what a HUGE, selfish and spoiled narcissist he was. I believe he actually had the actual clinical Disorder of narcissism..very sad. I Loved Plummer, and yes I think he was hands down one of the best Actors in the business...but what a horrible human being. Abandoned his child, multiple affairs on wives, proud he was an alcoholic, extremely worldly and shallow.. He never redeemed himself. Whats even sadder, he died an Athiest😢
He is young here. Not quite age 40 yet, but near it. He's youthful looking. The longer hair suit him. Looks good on him. Handsome man. Great cheekbones. I recall seeing The Sound Of Music as an age 11/12 kid (for 50 cents) when it eventually came to the town movie house back in the day when there was a single film shown in the one movie house in most towns. I always liked him, but he was a bit pretentious, not overwhelmingly, but enough to be a turn off. It's all in the past. He had 91 years. 😊
@@JanBee1122 someone has was born into an wealthy families especially in 30 to 50s were taught to speak with mid Atlantic accent almost upper class British which was seen as the superior accent to have at the time
The first time I saw him was in the miniseries named "The Thorn Birds". I was ten years old at the time and was haunted and intrigued by Mr. Plummer's character. He had a huge stage presence that made a mark on me. Whenever I watched a movie with him, I was amazed with his craft. RIP to a very beloved and admired actor and person.
"A great big Hollywood musical. Probably one of the last one we'll ever see" : Sound of Music came out in 1965, this interview was filmed in 71. Only six years apart but this quote is a testimony of the earth shattering impact of New Hollywood. The entirety of American cinema changed almost overnight. Sound of Music was released on the verge of the storm
How wonderful that Trevor Howard got to talk on this segment as well, and that Plummer gave him that well deserved compliment at the end about being the best Petrucio in the Shakespeare world. So true! Clearly it is evident that both Cavett and Plummer adored Trevor Howard, as I do :)
Watching this I found myself hanging on every word, gesture and nuance. When you watch similar shows today it's all so vacuous, crude and lacking in content. I sound like an old fart, and I am an old fart but this type of classy, eloquent, respectful television is gone forever. Thank you for putting up these interviews. And what an intelligent, erudite man Dick Cavett is. Wonderful reminders of how good television once was. And I love the smoke billowing past Dick Cavett when the camera is on him.
Patrick Campbell was well known in UK from a game show called "Call my bluff". He was notorious for his stammer. A quiet humourist. Trevor Howard starred in my favourite old movie "The third man" with Joseph Cotton and Orson Welles. Just wonderful. Christopher Plummer was the youngest of the brilliant old school actors, sadly gone now.
I'll never forget watching the sound of music years ago when I was young and still at home with my parents while they were still alive and they enjoyed that show with me. I really enjoyed that song. So sad to hear Christopher Plummer died. He was great actor in that show!❤ I love his humor in his interview with Dick Cavett. I need comedy ever so often and he made me really laugh good!!!❤💯
He’s talking like his time is short in acting and he ends up working another 50 years after this. Great actor. And, why anyone would have a problem with “The Sound of Music” is beyond me. That is an awesome film.
I love how Christopher Plummer mentioned that Trevor Howard was the best Petrucchio. Many including Olivier said the same. Trevor Howard and Christopher Plummer were such great actors. Interesting that Dick Cavett openly says that Mr. Howard was his favorite actor.
Christopher Plummer, born in Toronto, Canada & died in Weston, Connecticut, but I never heard him with a distinctly Canadian or American accent. As a kid watching "The Sound of Music", I was under the impression that he was a British citizen because he sounds distinctly English
I didn't like Cavett's kowtowing to Woody Allen. But I admired the man for taking the time to study who his guests are and asking very insightful questions. It's a crime he wasn't tapped to replace Charlie Rose or Larry King.
on this show, three greats, Plummer, Trevor Howard, and Micheal Redgrave. Greats all, that walked the stage, and now...who do we have that even begins to match them. They could play any role, on stage or film. They were giants. Today, we have superheros actors dancing in front of a green screen. What a loss. We'll never see their like again.
The three forms of media being discussed were presumably TV, cinema and the theatre. A fourth was radio... We watched The Sound Of Music last weekend, so it's a little like Captain Von Trapp made it over the mountains, changed into a suit, and walked straight on to Mr. Cavett's stage. Precious footage indeed.
Какой Кристофер Пламмер был умница и талантище!!! Образованный, начитанный, разносторонний в талантах(пианист, писатель, чтец, композитор саундтреков к спектаклям и фильмам и др.), очень остроумный собеседник!!! На всех его интервью Кристофер говорит с юмором и с самоиронией! Мир потерял великого АРТИСТА!!! Он настоящий шекспировский артист, а его ГАМЛЕТ- лучший из многих своего 💯летия!!! В феврале вторая годовщина его ухода в ВЕЧНОСТЬ!!! Безумно грустно осознавать, что больше никогда не услышим его задорного смеха, не увидим его обоятельной улыбки и смешливых лукавых голубых глаз!!! 🌹🎬🎼🎹🌹
Watching this interview right sftercwatchingbthe soybd kf music... WHAT a HUGE difference in personalities between the real life CP & Capt von Trapp Ooooh so handsome & talented RIP
No, he was raised in Canada. But in those days it was common to adopt a standard English accent if you were classically trained in English drama and living in London and working in the London theatre. It seems odd now, but the accent became part of your persona.
Canadians were also genuinely more British back in the day. I'd say it's only really since the 1960s that American culture became more popular than British culture in Canada. Christopher would have been born into a very British Canada in 1929.
@@annehebert510 Good point. It would have been normal to adopt a more British persona back in the day. Especially coming from more upper class Anglo Montreal like he did.
Have a look for a young Christopher Plummer in " The Prince and the Pauper", think it was made for t.v. A treat to see him swashbuckling and leaping around in tights.... 😊💕🇬🇧😊
@@jerrypark8395 Hi, Jerry.....I was trying to be light-hearted in my post... To be honest, I don't know how you can "see happiness all around " me, as I am very unhappy, been isolated for 4.5 years...except for hospital visits...nothing "social".... If I could , I would send you happiness... We just need to look for humour, kindness, beauty, ...there is such a lot of sadness in the world... I hope you are O.K. Stay positive...Best Wishes from England.
@@rosemariemann1719 just with your response i see you have a kind heart , I am here in Scotland, can we text further on phone ? Maybe that’s how you need to share happiness 😊
04 Aug.2022. Hi, Jerry, Yes I do indeed have a kind heart ! Always have...😊 It has received so many heartbreaking blows though, over decades, that I should by now be a crotchety old " Grump"! But I refuse to give in to total negativity....always looking out for hope, kindness, compassion, humour, beauty , always hoping to spread a little happiness.. somehow !! Corny , I guess , but it's all you have when so many factors , not of your doing😢, that are making huge difficulties... I am grateful to be able to share thoughts on " The Net" ... Sorry I can't do texts, I just write wherever I can, and see what others think. It's a safe way to put thoughts out there , and know that folk anywhere in the world are able to write back with their views. Best Wishes from " dry-as-a-chip "southern England.😢 ( Could you send some of your frequent rain showers down here please ?! They keep going too far north !! Our water is down to 8% , they say...) 🇬🇧😢💕🇬🇧🐕🌨️🌿🌎 🇬🇧
Word is that C P did not think the movie sound of music would do well.... so he refused the lower up front and Took the Up front cash and no residuals C P would regret that decision and not want to discuss the movie over the decades that followed... the residuals would have taken effect by then..thanks for another nice upload.. RIP Order of Canada C Plummer
St. George’s church In Tufnell Park, developed by George Murcell into an Elizabethan theatre.... used from 1978 -1988, in conjunction with Royal Holloway university.... now a church again used for services House of Rock?
What's your favourite Christopher Plummer movie?
The Insider.
The Silent Partner 1979 what a great film!
The Sound of Music is an category by itself. I also like a Beautiful Mind & Syriana. He is great in Syriana.
Waterloo.
Definitely Waterloo his wellington was phenomenal
Christopher Plummer was handsome without smiling, but when he would smile he was breath taking handsome!! He was a true gentleman and a great actor!!
Yes, you are right he does take your breath away!! He was a very handsome man!!
I only watch the "The Sound of Music" just because of him. One of the most handsome men ever!
He was absolutely gorgeous❤
Interviews like this are a dead art. We'll never see the like again. Fantastic questions and discussion. Dick Cavett was, without a doubt, one of the greatest interviewers in history.
Society has lost the art of conversation I believe.
Love Plummers posh Canadian accent. As a Canadian, I can tell you that this an accent that we only hear in the occasional older man now. The “ quasi-british” hint over the last 40-50 years has completely vanished !!!
He sounds like he is speaking with Mid-Atlantic accent.
Wow I'm very impressed by the "Quasi-british" word you said!!! As an italian, I really didn't expect a stranger saying "quasi" in such a context. Props to you!! :)
And yeah, he really had a very cool accent!
I first became aware of Christopher Plummer when he did International Velvet - so a long, long time ago. As an anglo-american living in London I only found out today that he wasn't British!
I'm English and I always thought Plummer was English too.
I just finished watching this interview, and I have to say that I’m still completely thrown that he was actually Canadian! His accent is impeccably posh and exudes the upper crust elite.
Rest easy, you beautiful man.
😪❤
He was one of the most handsome men that I have ever seen! 🤩
Especially the way he appeared in the Sound of Music.
Even with that terrible hairstyle!
RIP. Another legend gone.
Talking about when to retire in this clip, and Plummer ended up going just about until the end.
I didn't know he had passed away.
@@anotherarmchairhistorian2831 This year at age 91.
...which many would say is the key to a long life.
Yes, his final film was "Knives Out" (2019) and his last completed acting role was in the Canadian TV series "Departure" (season 2, 2021). Unfortunately, he was not able to film a planned adaptation of "King Lear" before his passing.
If you are interested, he wrote his autobiography, “In Spite of Myself”. Excellent read about an extraordinary life. A great and honest book.
Loved that book!
I have it, didn't know he was Canadian.
I read it..and it just solidified and confirmed what a HUGE, selfish and spoiled narcissist he was. I believe he actually had the actual clinical Disorder of narcissism..very sad. I Loved Plummer, and yes I think he was hands down one of the best Actors in the business...but what a horrible human being. Abandoned his child, multiple affairs on wives, proud he was an alcoholic, extremely worldly and shallow.. He never redeemed himself. Whats even sadder, he died an Athiest😢
Many, many actors likely have this clinical disorder. Some may even say it's required for the industry.
@@drumz700An atheist? Oh, the horror!
It’s weird seeing Christopher Plummer with longer hair, he looks so young in this clip.
1965. I was born in 1964. Will celebrate my 57th birthday in 3 weeks. He was young.
He is young here. Not quite age 40 yet, but near it. He's youthful looking. The longer hair suit him. Looks good on him. Handsome man. Great cheekbones. I recall seeing The Sound Of Music as an age 11/12 kid (for 50 cents) when it eventually came to the town movie house back in the day when there was a single film shown in the one movie house in most towns. I always liked him, but he was a bit pretentious, not overwhelmingly, but enough to be a turn off. It's all in the past. He had 91 years. 😊
I almost did not recognise Christopher in this clip.
@@zyxw2024 He was 41 here. Born 13 december 1929.
@@trygve45 I'm Dec. 10. I thought this program was aired latter 1960s. But since you commented I learned it was May, 1971. Thanks!! 😊
I really like the sound of ...Christopher Plummer’s talking voice.
It's beautiful isn't it?
Interestingly he speaks with a British accent here but was born and raised in Canada. An actor all the way through life.
@@JanBee1122 someone has was born into an wealthy families especially in 30 to 50s were taught to speak with mid Atlantic accent almost upper class British which was seen as the superior accent to have at the time
Such a class act. He seems so British to me with the way he speaks. Rip
You do know he's canadian?
@@irish66 yes of course that’s why I said he seems British not is British 😂
@@lexvonghoul6996 Thank you.
I’m so happy this just came out because there’s a short clip on UA-cam somewhere. Rest in peace, Chris. May you bloom and grow forever. ❤️
A legend Christopher Plummer.
Mr. Plummer such amazing stage presence articulate classy sophisticated and very handsome!
Hello Julie I see happiness all around you, can I please share from it?
He was so beautiful
Suave, handsome and quotes Nietzsche. Class act.
Wow, i was thinking exactly the same thing... he's stunning. Sad loss
@@jacquilucquin8206 And Dick Calvert.
Every person here sounds so phenomenal. These accents should be taught in schools.
The first time I saw him was in the miniseries named "The Thorn Birds". I was ten years old at the time and was haunted and intrigued by Mr. Plummer's character. He had a huge stage presence that made a mark on me. Whenever I watched a movie with him, I was amazed with his craft. RIP to a very beloved and admired actor and person.
"A great big Hollywood musical. Probably one of the last one we'll ever see" :
Sound of Music came out in 1965, this interview was filmed in 71. Only six years apart but this quote is a testimony of the earth shattering impact of New Hollywood. The entirety of American cinema changed almost overnight. Sound of Music was released on the verge of the storm
God bless Christopher Plummer.
I'm a big Shakespeare fan and I love the way he talks about his enthusiasm about Shakespeare.
Loved him 🥰
He was such a dream boat. Those dimples❤
He was great in knives out, Even at 89 he still put on a amazing performance
Jesus, it’s weird seeing him with this hairstyle haha He was a fine actor.
Today's normal is tomorrow's weird. We all had "weird" hairstyles in the 70s.
LOVE CHRISTAFER PLUMMER!! SO HANDSOME! LIVED SOUND IF MUSIC!! THE DANCE OUTSIDE SCENE!! AWWWE! SWEET! ROMANTIC!
So handsome great actor rip
I love the sound of music!
This is great. Trevor Howard and Christopher Plummer were both brilliant actors. You can see the respect between them too. Great interview 😊👍
How wonderful that Trevor Howard got to talk on this segment as well, and that Plummer gave him that well deserved compliment at the end about being the best Petrucio in the Shakespeare world. So true! Clearly it is evident that both Cavett and Plummer adored Trevor Howard, as I do :)
Watching this I found myself hanging on every word, gesture and nuance. When you watch similar shows today it's all so vacuous, crude and lacking in content. I sound like an old fart, and I am an old fart but this type of classy, eloquent, respectful television is gone forever. Thank you for putting up these interviews. And what an intelligent, erudite man Dick Cavett is. Wonderful reminders of how good television once was. And I love the smoke billowing past Dick Cavett when the camera is on him.
From one old fart to another, I couldn't agree more. It's a shame. Nobody seems to allow for this type of conversation any longer.
Patrick Campbell was well known in UK from a game show called "Call my bluff". He was notorious for his stammer. A quiet humourist.
Trevor Howard starred in my favourite old movie "The third man" with Joseph Cotton and Orson Welles. Just wonderful.
Christopher Plummer was the youngest of the brilliant old school actors, sadly gone now.
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I'll never forget watching the sound of music years ago when I was young and still at home with my parents while they were still alive and they enjoyed that show with me. I really enjoyed that song. So sad to hear Christopher Plummer died. He was great actor in that show!❤ I love his humor in his interview with Dick Cavett. I need comedy ever so often and he made me really laugh good!!!❤💯
Hello beautiful, I see happiness all around you, can I please share from it?
Rest easy Mr Plummer.
Already speaking about the need of Young People’s Companies playing Shakespeare ✨ What a wonderful person
One of the best actor in the world
Rest in peace 🙏 Christopher Plummer. Julie Andrews will miss you too much. Rest in peace 🙏 Christopher Plummer
He’s talking like his time is short in acting and he ends up working another 50 years after this. Great actor.
And, why anyone would have a problem with “The Sound of Music” is beyond me. That is an awesome film.
He had a problem with it, I haven't gotten to that point in his autobiography yet, but he said that he explains whatever it was.
@@conniecarroll7222 please come back and tell me when you do.
@@ChrisPBacon-yz6nk Okay, you haven't read the book?
@@conniecarroll7222 I have not but I might try to get a copy of it.
@@conniecarroll7222 what was the problem?
Top Man. Top musical too.
Simple beautiful !!!!❤
His wit is Canadian for sure. He grew up in Senneville Quebec near me
Goodness I had no idea he was Quebecois.
Like Celine Dion ..Quebecois as well
Not Quebecoise...he was an Anglo Quebecer. He was related to one of our early prime ministers. He came from old money
Hello Janet , I see happiness all around you, can I please share from it?
@@janetmaxwell222. He certainly knew how to convey patrician authority in his Sound of Music character.
I didn't always appreciate him as an actor, but here he is marvelous.
I love how Christopher Plummer mentioned that Trevor Howard was the best Petrucchio. Many including Olivier said the same. Trevor Howard and Christopher Plummer were such great actors. Interesting that Dick Cavett openly says that Mr. Howard was his favorite actor.
Christopher Plummer, born in Toronto, Canada & died in Weston, Connecticut, but I never heard him with a distinctly Canadian or American accent. As a kid watching "The Sound of Music", I was under the impression that he was a British citizen because he sounds distinctly English
i just discovered this too! im amazed and in shock! where did he get his accent???
You know Mr. Cavett’s relaxed style and long format are timeless because they’re currently being replicated by the most successful podcasters.
I note you said "podcasters" and not interviewers!
I didn't like Cavett's kowtowing to Woody Allen. But I admired the man for taking the time to study who his guests are and asking very insightful questions. It's a crime he wasn't tapped to replace Charlie Rose or Larry King.
Один из лучших актёров мировой культуры! Обаятелен и остроумен! Помним и любим!!! 🌹🌹🌹
He was so handsome. Glad to watch a younger version of him in an interview
Wow he was really fine when he was younger 🤩
Hello Melissa I see happiness all around you, can I please share from it?
such a beautiful man💖 movie=Sound of Music ❤️
Hello janette , I see happiness all around you, can I please share from it?
Field Marshal Wellington in the movie "Waterloo" with Rod Steiger as Napoleon.
Michael Fassbender reminds me so much of him.
on this show, three greats, Plummer, Trevor Howard, and Micheal Redgrave. Greats all, that walked the stage, and now...who do we have that even begins to match them. They could play any role, on stage or film. They were giants. Today, we have superheros actors dancing in front of a green screen. What a loss. We'll never see their like again.
Rip Mr. Plummer 💔🕊
I really liked Trevor Howard and Mr. Plummer a great deal...
A True talk show, in which the guests actually 'Talk'..
In May it will be 40 years since this interview
He's English , Scottish, and Irish decent, just born in Canada!
He sounds completely British and not even remotely Canadian.
Amazing that he was never knighted
Funnily enough, his young face here reminds me of (Welsh?) Timothy Dalton.
The three forms of media being discussed were presumably TV, cinema and the theatre. A fourth was radio...
We watched The Sound Of Music last weekend, so it's a little like Captain Von Trapp made it over the mountains, changed into a suit, and walked straight on to Mr. Cavett's stage. Precious footage indeed.
This is almost 10 years after Sound of Music was filmed.
Damn was he handsome .
From classical stage actor to movie star obviously talented playing many parts heroes and villains also pianist!
prior to this I never knew he had a "groovy" phase
Какой Кристофер Пламмер был умница и талантище!!! Образованный, начитанный, разносторонний в талантах(пианист, писатель, чтец, композитор саундтреков к спектаклям и фильмам и др.), очень остроумный собеседник!!! На всех его интервью Кристофер говорит с юмором и с самоиронией! Мир потерял великого АРТИСТА!!! Он настоящий шекспировский артист, а его ГАМЛЕТ- лучший из многих своего 💯летия!!! В феврале вторая годовщина его ухода в ВЕЧНОСТЬ!!! Безумно грустно осознавать, что больше никогда не услышим его задорного смеха, не увидим его обоятельной улыбки и смешливых лукавых голубых глаз!!! 🌹🎬🎼🎹🌹
would you be so kind as to post the interviews with the other guests that were already seated when Mr. Plummer arrived.
'Not sure about the man on the far left, but know the man next to him is Trevor Howard & the lady is Lynn Redgrave
You gotta love the Brits, good people!
Christopher Plummer was a Canadian. I believe he was either the grandson or Great grandson of a Canadian Prime Minister.
So good looking! ❤️❤️❤️
Watching this interview right sftercwatchingbthe soybd kf music...
WHAT a HUGE difference in personalities between the real life CP & Capt von Trapp
Ooooh so handsome & talented
RIP
Мистер Пламмер! Вы великолепны всегда!
Did Christopher stop by the set of the Mod Squad for that hair? Fun to see him so differently.
1965. That was the style.
@@davidlynch9049 it's the early 70's in this clip.
Man, it’s amazing how everyone in the 60s was absolutely sozzled 🍾🥃🍸
I liked him in Delores Claiborne.
The haircut! I can't unsee it!
I have a feeling it is for an acting role.
@@franknberry6397 I have a feeling it was the seventies.
TOTALLY AGREE😅😅
Please please please upload the Trevor Howard interview PLEAES .
yes never seen an interview with Trevor Howard
@@mark-shane It was uploaded :)
Back then I think the English accents were popular.
He looks so much better in age.
Esto es una reliquia!!!
His elocution and voice.... It's a shame that we didn't retain the posh canadian/mid atlantic accent.
Bit cheeky of Trevor Howard to imply that Christopher Plummer was no longer young and a similar age to him.
I'm sure he was being ironic. Chris was only 41 here.
Unless I'm mistaken, Mr. Plummer played the only villain in cinema history to use the broken glass of a fish aquarium to saw a young woman's head off.
Yes the silent partner
Omg!!!!
He is 42 years old here and gorgeous. Also-why does he have an english accent if he is Canadian?
I noticed that too, was he raised in England?
No, he was raised in Canada. But in those days it was common to adopt a standard English accent if you were classically trained in English drama and living in London and working in the London theatre. It seems odd now, but the accent became part of your persona.
Canadians were also genuinely more British back in the day. I'd say it's only really since the 1960s that American culture became more popular than British culture in Canada. Christopher would have been born into a very British Canada in 1929.
@@annehebert510 Good point. It would have been normal to adopt a more British persona back in the day. Especially coming from more upper class Anglo Montreal like he did.
So sad. Wonderful people who are all gone now except Dick. And he's hanging on by his nails. God love em' all.
Have a look for a young Christopher Plummer in " The Prince and the Pauper", think it was made for t.v.
A treat to see him swashbuckling and leaping around in tights....
😊💕🇬🇧😊
Hello Rose I see happiness all around you, can I please share from it?
@@jerrypark8395 Hi, Jerry.....I was trying to be light-hearted in my post...
To be honest, I don't know how you can "see happiness all around " me,
as I am very unhappy, been isolated for 4.5 years...except for hospital visits...nothing "social"....
If I could , I would send you happiness...
We just need to look for humour, kindness, beauty, ...there is such a lot of sadness in the world...
I hope you are O.K. Stay positive...Best Wishes from England.
@@rosemariemann1719 just with your response i see you have a kind heart , I am here in Scotland, can we text further on phone ? Maybe that’s how you need to share happiness 😊
04 Aug.2022.
Hi, Jerry, Yes I do indeed
have a kind heart ! Always have...😊
It has received so many
heartbreaking blows
though, over decades, that
I should by now be a crotchety old
" Grump"! But I refuse to give in
to total negativity....always looking
out for hope, kindness, compassion,
humour, beauty , always hoping
to spread a little happiness..
somehow !! Corny , I guess , but it's all
you have when
so many factors , not of your
doing😢, that are making huge difficulties...
I am grateful to be able to share
thoughts on " The Net" ...
Sorry I can't do texts, I just write
wherever I can, and see what
others think. It's a safe way to
put thoughts out there , and know that
folk anywhere in the world are able
to write back with their views.
Best Wishes from
" dry-as-a-chip "southern England.😢
( Could you send some of your
frequent rain showers down here please ?!
They keep going too far north !!
Our water is down to 8% , they say...)
🇬🇧😢💕🇬🇧🐕🌨️🌿🌎 🇬🇧
@@rosemariemann1719 I see we have a lot, can we text better on WhatsApp if you don’t mind .
Interesting. Absolutely no trace of a Canadian accent - unlike his contemporary William Shatner.
Plummer seems to be alluding to what is now the Globe Theatre, back before it was created.
Wow, he looks like Des O'Connor, and both have passed away so close together
Andrew Herbert That is very true.
He was the great grandson of Prime MinisterJohn Abbot of Canada
Is he high in this interview???🤔
It seems so...😄😄
Gorgeous man...RIP
Michael fassbender kinda looks like him...🤔😊😎
He must have been at Peter O Toole's place before the interview🍻🍺 😂
yeah agree, when i grow up i'm gonna be like chris or mike... ooops not gonna happen, already grown up.
RIP
"Being beaten to death by a Hallmark card"🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm going to remember that and use it myself.
That was great 😂
Great haircut!
Word is that C P did not think the movie sound of music would do well.... so he refused the lower up front and Took the Up front cash and no residuals C P would regret that decision and not want to discuss the movie over the decades that followed... the residuals would have taken effect by then..thanks for another nice upload.. RIP Order of Canada C Plummer
No truth to that what so ever.
Oh Dear--all the guests are now Dead. R.I.P Christopher.
Trevor Howard is in this too!!!!!! 🤗
Hello Sarah , I see happiness all around you, can I please share from it?
La moda en el corte de cabellos de esos días no favorecían a nadie, pero él fue siempre un hombre con un encanto muy viril.
He looks like John Hamm
RIP Notorious Phantom
He looked like Michael Fassbender's father.
Renan C Who does?
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The sound of music
Star trek Kahn
Hello Linda , I see happiness all around you, can I please share from it?
Anyone have any idea about the church in Islington he was talking about ? And the ideas for a theatre company...?
St. George’s church In Tufnell Park, developed by George Murcell into an Elizabethan theatre.... used from 1978 -1988, in conjunction with Royal Holloway university.... now a church again used for services House of Rock?
I thought he was Robin Williams in the thumbnail 😅😂🤣
Wig?