On the Road with Ernest Borgnine: McHale's Navy
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- Опубліковано 21 січ 2012
- Ernie tells the story of how he got the starring role in McHALE'S NAVY. And how he got along with such co-stars as Tim Conway, Joe Flynn and Carl Ballantine. Phil Silvers/Sgt. Bilko mentioned as well. A candid conversation about one of the most popular tv sitcoms.
"The power of television, marvelous!"
Could listen to Ernie's stories all day long. Thank you so much for posting these!
What an interesting character Ernie Borgnine is, I could shoot the breeze with him for hours and enjoy every minute of it. By watching this series I've come to the conclusion that the kind good hearted character Ernie played in "Marty" was really him. What a gem of a human being, rest in peace Ernie. The world is a better place because of the life you lived.
Earnest was such a relatable and totally genuine person. So very glad he got to thoroughly enjoy his free time seeing parts of the USA and relating to people along his way. 🤩🤗😘
Its so sad too know that all these great stars arent immortal. I miss so many of them. Ernie was the man man
Love this man as an actor and a humanitarian his charity work was amazing but as an actor no one could compare.
I'll miss you Ernie you were one of the greats...
Add good driver to his list of accomplishments. RIP Ernie, you were a hell of a man.
Just a wonderful character actor, who played an integral part in many of Hollywood's most rermemable and finest films. Mr. Borgnine's brilliance, as a supportive actor, truly allowed a 90-120 min. motion picture to depict amazing stories. The old box office rules, governoring marketability and as well profitablity, lead to dramatic discrepancies between salaries demanded by "leading men", and those character actors casted in supportive roles that were fundamental to the success of a film. Indeed, a wonderful character actor. My favorite role was the "raw and earthy" depiction, as "fatso", in "From here to Eternity". But, if you've ever seen "Marty", you'd know very well the impact and indelible qualities, that fine acting and films leave behind in our memories.
Yes, indeed.
Yes sir
great video .and sad to see he passed away today(July 8 2012).
He was one of the great Entertainers to be sure. Those who grew up watching Mchales Navy Movies and theTV series as children will surely miss Him.
a cool guy
Yesyes Legend
Love Ernie on the road. I too love being on the road - especially in the USA. Best road trip country that I know of.
According to web site ernieborgnine, this documentary was shot in 1995, when he was around 77 years old.
you never know where you might find him .once back in 1995 i met him at a antique store in nags head nc.
Wow my Parents are from rite outside Wilmington lake waccomaw
Thank you for the ride great man actor thank mr borgnine and crew.
God Bless YOU EARNIE Thank You for all the great memories.
rip ernie
A different world back in 1995.
thats pretty amazing watching a 95 year old man driving a bus accross the us.
He wasn't 95 then. Someone estimated he was in his late 70's when the series was filmed. Still a very good driver and totally genuine person.
Ermes Effron Borgnino, (January 24, 1917 - July 8, 2012)
Finally heard Carl Ballantine's name
mentioned!
He was just like another guy so humble
My most important wish would be to sit and have drinks with this class act
Great actor ❤
1995
McHales Navy luv show me an my Brother used watch
7 Against the Sea was a dark version if McHale's Navy
PT 73
No, don't stop!
Whaddaya wanna do, Marty?
I dunno. Whaddaya wanna do?