Knockout. I’ve rarely seen an interview with her during the time the show was on the air. What a gracious and giving woman she was. Superstar, producer, pioneer, yet still acted like she was anything but those things.
This woman was beautiful and yet she never shoved it in our faces like many arrogant divas have done. Mary was truly as beautiful as any Movie star and still maintained her modesty, class, grace and goodwill. Thanks for the memories, Mary.
Mary, in this interview, comes off like a chill person. I always say fame and success only enhances what u already were. Mary was a class act. The last true classy lady of comedy on TV.
(December 29, 1936 - January 25, 2017) She was such a beautiful, kind-hearted person. I used to watch her show with my mom and we would laugh and laugh! Would go back to those days in a heartbeat!
Fun fact: This interview was likely recorded on October 6th, 1972 since the outfit Mary is wearing in this interview is the exact same one she wore in the episode, Enter Rhodas Parents. She never wore this outfit, to know knowledge, in any other episode and I have seen 'em all. Enter Rhoadas Parents aired on October 7th of 1972(a Saturday) and based on what Mary said in the interview they wear jeans and t shirts all week except Friday where they film the actual episode which would have been the 6th of October of 1972. In case anyone cares, just happened to see this episode on tv. And, yes, I know I have way too much time on my hands.
She helps my depression too. People like Mary are clearly angels placed here to make people happy with their beauty, charm, and comedy. There's just something so special about her. It's inexplicable.
She was born in december 1936 which 34 in 1970 when she the show 71 age 35 72 age 36 73 age 37 74 age 38 and 1975 age 39 and 76 age 40 when she ended the show in 1977 she was 41
Interesting how much of her personality was in her TV character - for example when she punches the air at 3:16 to make a point, which she did numerous times in the series.
It's a shame that exchange show between the two series never took place. Maybe Newhart's show took off so quickly that the producers didn't find it necessary for its success. Would have been cool though.
Everyone loves the late MTM, I would like some infomation on Ms Betty Rogge the interviwer . I suppose many local TV makets had a person who did celebrity interviews when such persons hit town to do promotions of their projects .
Verbally shows her mind is lightening quick. Grant must have been a genius to keep her minds attention although was not keen on helping Mary feel desired . Or vice Versa . They built a wonderful business together but not a marriage . I’m happy Mary found Robert who loved her in spite of her fame .
I love the way the video description seems to really only care about this woman as a representative of their fine institution of higher learning. Bette won this, and Bette won that, and by the way do you know she went to our fine university? Otherwise we of course would not give a damn about her or anything she ever did. But this is the University of Dayton official UA-cam channel, so we're all about self-promotion. The transparent hypocrisy and pandering of academia in America.
I've discovered that what people write in their books is different than what they say on televised interviews. When Doris Day wrote her book she practically denied some of the things she had written when questioned by Barbara Walters during a televised interview.
@@jackanthony976 ....those sorts of inconsistencies are why I stopped believing all that I read in biographies and especially in memoirs. People publish their version of events--- which are not always accurate and are not always due to an innocent lapse in memory. Writers are careful to reveal how much and what type of info they're okay with the world knowing and how its wording will be interpreted by the reading public.
2:05 Suzanne Pleshette was going to be Dick van Dyke's wife instead of Mary, but she did another show instead. 2:36 "Will you be working with Bob Newhart?" This lady doesn't get that they are two totally different shows. I think Mary is paying her lip service here: of course the two shows never merged!
Knockout. I’ve rarely seen an interview with her during the time the show was on the air. What a gracious and giving woman she was. Superstar, producer, pioneer, yet still acted like she was anything but those things.
This woman was beautiful and yet she never shoved it in our faces like many arrogant divas have done. Mary was truly as beautiful as any Movie star and still maintained her modesty, class, grace and goodwill. Thanks for the memories, Mary.
Mary Tyler Moore...
As beautiful and gracious as ever!
She is an inspiration and a pleasure...
What a gift!
Mary, in this interview, comes off like a chill person. I always say fame and success only enhances what u already were. Mary was a class act. The last true classy lady of comedy on TV.
(December 29, 1936 - January 25, 2017) She was such a beautiful, kind-hearted person. I used to watch her show with my mom and we would laugh and laugh! Would go back to those days in a heartbeat!
Fun fact: This interview was likely recorded on October 6th, 1972 since the outfit Mary is wearing in this interview is the exact same one she wore in the episode, Enter Rhodas Parents. She never wore this outfit, to know knowledge, in any other episode and I have seen 'em all. Enter Rhoadas Parents aired on October 7th of 1972(a Saturday) and based on what Mary said in the interview they wear jeans and t shirts all week except Friday where they film the actual episode which would have been the 6th of October of 1972. In case anyone cares, just happened to see this episode on tv. And, yes, I know I have way too much time on my hands.
You are absolutely correct. And I happen to like these kinds of facts.
TheDudezer, you're awesome! Thank you for all the little tidbits.
Episodes were filmed a month or two before they air
Desi Arnaz developed the 3 camera technique with the live audience.
She is a real fashion icon, very funny and her smile can cure my depression every time I watch her.
She helps my depression too. People like Mary are clearly angels placed here to make people happy with their beauty, charm, and comedy. There's just something so special about her. It's inexplicable.
She looks so beautiful during this period. Just a gracious, professional woman
I like her hair style here and season one
*hairstyle
This was 1972 and Mary was 35. So pretty,the brown hair, the smile. Adorable.
she was 36
mark vaughn Unless this was taped at the end of December, she was still 35
She was born in december 1936 which 34 in 1970 when she the show 71 age 35 72 age 36 73 age 37 74 age 38 and 1975 age 39 and 76 age 40 when she ended the show in 1977 she was 41
mark vaughn The show began in Sept 1970 so she was still 33
She was still 34 by the time the first season ended
Interesting how much of her personality was in her TV character - for example when she punches the air at 3:16 to make a point, which she did numerous times in the series.
What an American Beauty. Loved her show when I was a kid.
Ditto !
rest in peace mary tyler moore ❤️👼😭
That would have been interesting if MTM had guested on the Bob Newhart Show as one of Emily's school chums!
Mary Tyler Moore always puts me in a happy mood.
It's a shame that exchange show between the two series never took place. Maybe Newhart's show took off so quickly that the producers didn't find it necessary for its success. Would have been cool though.
Thanks for sharing this! Really lovely quit! I never knew that about her and Valerie Harper taking ballet lessons on the set
Truly lovely. And I love how close they are sitting, when would you ever see anything like that these days? Great clip. =-)
Love her so much. Miss her
Always had a crush on you Mary. Thanks for making me smile. RIP.
SpockBoy my first crush...
There will never be another person like her. Loved MTM
always dressed beautiful i love her acting still watch old episodes how fun to do ballet
She was sure a beautiful woman
Everyone loves the late MTM, I would like some infomation on Ms Betty Rogge the interviwer . I suppose many local TV makets had a person who did celebrity interviews when such persons hit town to do promotions of their projects .
Those sure are some big lapel mics !
Verbally shows her mind is lightening quick. Grant must have been a genius to keep her minds attention although was not keen on helping Mary feel desired . Or vice Versa . They built a wonderful business together but not a marriage . I’m happy Mary found Robert who loved her in spite of her fame .
I love the way the video description seems to really only care about this woman as a representative of their fine institution of higher learning. Bette won this, and Bette won that, and by the way do you know she went to our fine university? Otherwise we of course would not give a damn about her or anything she ever did. But this is the University of Dayton official UA-cam channel, so we're all about self-promotion.
The transparent hypocrisy and pandering of academia in America.
VERY pretty!
Role model.
In her book she says that there was no home life while doing a series
I've discovered that what people write in their books is different than what they say on televised interviews. When Doris Day wrote her book she practically denied some of the things she had written when questioned by Barbara Walters during a televised interview.
@@jackanthony976 ....those sorts of inconsistencies are why I stopped believing all that I read in biographies and especially in memoirs. People publish their version of events--- which are not always accurate and are not always due to an innocent lapse in memory. Writers are careful to reveal how much and what type of info they're okay with the world knowing and how its wording will be interpreted by the reading public.
@@jackanthony976the two were similar.
2:05 Suzanne Pleshette was going to be Dick van Dyke's wife instead of Mary, but she did another show instead. 2:36 "Will you be working with Bob Newhart?" This lady doesn't get that they are two totally different shows. I think Mary is paying her lip service here: of course the two shows never merged!
Mary,Mary where ya goin to Mary Mary can i come with you