Absolutely. That’s why all the Celebs love him. And he’s funny and interesting in his own right but he doesn’t make the Show about him, he compliments every person that he talks to. Love him to bits.
I can't think of another talk show host who would give a guest enough space to talk for 3 minutes uninterrupted. That Chris and Rami were enraptured by her as well says it all.
As opposed to Sally Field constantly interrupting them when they were telling their stories. Now I understand why people hated her after her second Oscar win (and the infamous acceptance speech).
@@AlanHope2013 Actually, Sally Field did the exact opposite while both of these men were telling THEIR stories. She kept interrupting them and making very annoying remarks. Watch the whole show before you reply so you'll know what you're talking about.
Watching Chris Pine basically take over the interview, & Graham sitting back & allowing it to happen is kind of amazing. That's why this is the best talk show ever.
Chris Pine Masterclass on how to listen not just wait for chance to speak. A human who is genuinely interested in HEARING what Sally had to say. we need more Chris Pines.
It's true! He looked somber when she was talking about bad stuff, then smiling and friendly when she went into better stuff, but at all times *attentive*! He was *engaged*!
He strikes me as one of those people that, when you're talking, he makes you feel like the center of the universe. It's an extraordinary ability and I've known people who are like that. Everyone loves people like that, because they make everyone around them feel special and important. He's also, I believe, just a genuinely really good human being.
There is a lot to live about this clip: Graham letting guests talk. The way Chris and Rami listen. And the charming way Sally lightens the mood with her self-deprecating humor at the end.
Love how Sally addresses her answers to Chris and Rami as she describes ‘getting into acting’,, because they are actors... really engaging to watch. And Chris is a supreme listener.
To all young guys out there trying to attract a woman, Chris Pine gives a master class here and it’s disarmingly simple....listen to the woman....really listen....look her in the eye and don’t interrupt her! That’s the advice I gave my son and it’s always worked for me.....well, before I got married 30 years ago!
What marriage has taught you is the art of hearing without even having to listen anymore & giving the occasional nod of approval while thinking …. I wonder how the Lakers will do next year …. 😂😂
@@eyesears2046 most people are genuinely interesting if you are genuinely interested. But interest takes work. You have to really open your EYES&EARS... Sorry, I had to... But I mean what I said. Even an airhead valley girl talking about frappucinos can be a study in humanity.
A rare and beautiful moment of personal truth. My hat is off to Mr. Graham for allowing Ms. Field to share it. Watch it again and pay attention to Mr. Pine, he got a lot out of her story.
I think it was Chris on this occasion who got us there. The whole room was in utter silence. Graham had the good instinct to just let that happen without interruption.
This is probably my most favorite snip of the Graham Norton show EVER. Not that I don't LOVE the goofy and laughing and all that, but this was just everything. Raw, normal, I thing something that we all can vividly relate to in Sally's story... she is truly a Super Woman!
Her vulnerability is doubtless part of her gift as an actress; then, as she says, she took seven years to learn a new craft and expose a whole new layer of vulnerability. We should all aspire to continue to grow as she has as we age. What a gift...I can't wait to read her book.
Wow, probably one of the most profound things anyone on the show has said. And I love how Graham or the others didn't say much, and let her say her piece.
Its refreshing to see a Male actor be so sympathetic to someone like that. He genuinely wanted to hear her story and was so empathetic to her. He's high in my estimations
"Who are you?" "You guys are just young!" - to try to explain why they are so taken by her. She is totally amazing and honest - "Searching for those fireflies on the edge of my eyes" just brought me to one knee - what a poetic observance.
Absolutely. I was in the same fog until I was about 12 and 1/2 years old. I too grew up in an abusive household. We died for food and dumpsters. We slept in a car. We lived in motel rooms. We were in foster care not once but twice. And then I started to tell. I started to tell anyone that would let me tell them. And it was like seeing a buoy in the ocean for the first time
She's so completely genuine and honest that I'm sure it was refreshing for all of them to just be around her even if for only a little while. She is a beautiful soul.
@@selfdevelopmentcoach No giselle, I lost my mom this April, and I feel just like you do... It's between mom and child.... Infinitely beautiful and strong, timeless, radiant, harmonic... After her passing, you question everything 😔
@@Harinair72 That's so nice...and yes, many times men and women have that same connection with their mother. I guess it's just been my experience that most men tend to not be as connected to their mothers emotionally simply because they have never truly tuned into their own emotions to begin with. A lot of men may miss their moms and love them; however, they tend to keep themselves from feeling too much overwhelming emotion and therefore, they don't really question their lives based on the absence of their mother. I also realize that many people in general have never had a good connection with their mothers. Even though, sometimes, that negative connection can still lead to questioning everything. Anyways, I'm so sorry for your loss, Hari Nair...and from what you've replied, it sounds as if your mother was a wonderful lady who truly loved you! 💖
She has talked about her role in the tv miniseries "Sybil", and how she felt she knew this woman, because she herself felt fractured into many different selves and roles, and she "became" Sybil while portraying her, and it gave her glimpses into what she would later discover about her past that she had buried. A truly remarkable woman. Bravo Sally.
I watched her in 'Sybil' and it was a mesmerising performance. It was the first time I became aware of multiple personalities, and it shook me to my roots. Her handling of it was, I thought at the time, amazing and perceptive, but sadly it seems that traumatic experience in her own life was maybe part of that portrayal. If it helped her cope with and understand her own experiences then I'm so pleased. She certainly did that film justice. I've never forgotten it.
I think Chris Pine saved this interview. Notice how she opened up more after he gently "took over" as the interviewer. Graham is an amazing host, but his specialty is asking questions that will lead to a surprise punchline, and Sally knew that. See how she was hesitant to answer his first questions? She was afraid she was being set up. But when Chris stepped in and asked her a simple question clealy without any intent behind it and she relaxed. Good instincts.
But this is also part of Graham Norton's gift. He knows when to step back and allow his guests to interact. Yes, he's clever and an adept quipster, but he's also sensitive and intelligent and a very savvy talk show host. The best, really.
Both Chris Pine and Rami Malek were so intent as she spoke and they both were moved by Sally Field's description of the "fireflies" that she felt dancing around her eyes as a 12 year year old girl caught up in her first acting moment.
@@laurenchristine9209 Maybe, but he allowed this moment happening without trying to take over. And that's why his couch and his tv shows are so special. He is the host, but also lets his guests have some kind of chemsitry and share among themselves as well. He ''guides'' without wanting to be the center of attention. His guests are. And most of them feel a lot more comfortable on his couch than on my american shows. Because it's a gathering. We see more of the personnalities a tad. Some egos also. But if Graham wouldn't have let it happen and withdrawn himself from the conversation, this moment wouldn't have happened. Sally Field was more comfortable with the guests, it shows in her body language. You would never see that with a host like Fallon. Graham knows when to withdraw, guide or take over. And that's what makes him a great host.
Chris Pine is just being himself...he really is comfortable with himself and is genuinely interested in people ...Ive heard stories from folks who have been around him say he could easily be a therapist...
That explains it. I’m a therapist LOL. I used to watch my mom talk with her friends and how intimate they got and how compassionate they were with each other. She was a nurse. I know exactly where I got my style, but then I learned even more in training. Therapists that’s what we do-listen- that’s what we do LOL.
I love how she has Chris Pine, Rami Malik & Graham Norton mesmerized when she's speaking! Obviously gentlemen who are very respectful of this great lady before them!💝
This is one of the most sincere speeches about her personal life and what has made her who she is now that I've ever heard. Wow, what an amazing person Sally Field is. I have always admired her acting, but now - I just want to buy that book and learn more about her personality.
Horse Friend not my type..but he became much more attractive when he lifted that arm, turned his body and look directly at her. Unless you are a literal goblin...most women place a lower value on looks than men. Women want to be loved. Part of that is being heard and not humored. Really listen and you are halfway there. Also be sure you aren’t doing the same..easy to listen to a women who is beautiful instead of average. Being honest about looks and focusing on personality doesn’t just benefit women.
I'm 61 years old, and it is 2023. And this awesome woman has been my favorite actor of all time. No one can make me laugh or cry, or feel, quite like her.
Graham is just the best host ever. He wasn’t even the one who made the question that made her start that amazing story, and even so, he knew to let her do her thing. He knows when to step in and knows when to just stay quiet and listen. Seriously, he’s wonderful!
"Those fire-flies on the edges of my eyes." DAMN that is heavy!! I've always loved this lady. How many of us have felt that very thing throughout our lives?
@@Olm9 I saw a poster once in a dentist office of a little girl babbling on to a doctor and the caption read "You learn more by listening than you do by talking", which explains why social media is populated with some of the most ignorant people on Earth.
I’ve always loved Sally and I can sooo identify with what she’s saying here, especially at this point of my life, but my focus here is on Chris Pine. In an instant I can see such depth and empathy-genuine concern. He is DEFINITELY good people ❤️
She has everyone on stage and the audience completely engaged into her story. You can see the emotion on the other guests faces as she's telling these stories. You know you've had an impressive life when you can engage that many people at one time like she does.
I love how intrigued Chris Pined looked while she talked. She has always been a favorite of mine. I don't really read biographies but I may have to pick hers up.
She is so well-spoken and unique in how she explains and expresses herself. She does it in a kind of whimsical and deep way, and I understand exactly what she is talking about, even though my experience in life might be different; but she tells her story in the expressive and descriptive way of a writer.
Sally has a.compelling story to tell and Graham, Chris, and Rami seemed genuinely interested and made supportive comments to her. It was a delight to watch and hear.
What a beautiful and eloquent moment. This is the only show of its kind where a guest can open up like this and not be interrupted by the host cracking a smart-a$$ joke. And Graham lets moments like this happen. He knows intuitively when to not speak and to let the guest turn away from him and speak intimately to the other guests. No other host I've seen has that skill today.
Sally has that “Mother of all mothers” energy. She represents the common woman. I can relate to her. Legend. So much respect. I think I like her more than Meryl Streep. Love them both but Sally Field’s image is more endearing & there’s something very inspiring about her career, I think. 👑👏🏻 Very brave for her to talk about such a sad & personal thing. I think it is what has driven some of her most profound performances on film. Legend. & I am loving Chris Pine’s respect here, he listens well. I love him. 🤍
Wow can’t believe she’s 72 amazing . I think Graham’s a master at putting together great guests letting them speak giving a little drink and being in control of the narrative . Intelligent guy that isn’t afraid to hear other peoples voices 😻
OMG she just put words to my life too. That fog ...is how to survive . Dance, Singing, Acting became the light that allowed me to LIVE on stage too. Off stage the fog of sadness always came back. she just blew me away. Sweet Sally.
I read her book. She is a survivor. After what she's been through, I feel that it took a lot of courage for her to write about it and talk about it. I think I understand how acting provided her with a much needed coping mechanism.
She's so amazing. I would be remiss if I didn't mention one of her lesser known movies; Not without My Daughter. She is riveting in this movie, it is almost as if it's a documentary, but in a fascinating way. She's a treat in any role of course. Pine and Malek are fine audience members, as if they're not great themselves. That was a nice touch.
That movie was good and she was wonderful in it. I had read the book first and she really did justice to the story. She made me cry my heart out in Steel Magnolias, the scene at the cemetery. So good.
I personally learned so much from that movie... Of course I did go on the rollercoaster of emotions, but I really learned to NEVER date/marry a Man from a foreign country!!!!! Did you ever see Sybil, that's another fabulous movie Sally starred in, based on a true story. Bring tissues though!!!
We watched that film in one of my high school classes. The story & film stuck with me since then. A very memorable film. It teaches so much. I also remember whe she was Gidget. She's so talented.
I love Sally Field. She's a beautiful creative woman. I love how the interaction fo guests on this show create conversations. In this case Chris touched her arm and initiated the conversation and Graham gently steers the conversations.
Sally fields, you are just the greatest, no matter what year it has been, or character you've played. Or what movie you've been in your character as always shined. That is why all of America loves you. Thank you for everything you've done
Sally seems so vulnerable yet opens up so beautifully in talking about difficult issues in her past that many of us have had to confront, or have feared to confront. Chris Pine's face and demeanor reflect empathy and strength of character. In that two-shot it's amazing that they're doing this in front of an audience and cameras. To the viewer, no one both those two matters.
She must feel so liberated after all that work. I'm so proud of her for digging in - and that she found that she could still bear a new life at 65! Adding even more reasons to love Sally Field! Even her brief telling of her healing and acting processes were so captivating. I think she gained a few fans on that there couch. 😘
The way she talks and got the attention of the gentleman around her aside from de public is pure and simple real life struggles and sometimes it takes a life to be able to express yourself in front of everyone. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Wow! Sally Field is so eloquent. She is a compelling storyteller/speaker. Graham and Chris are clearly in "awe" of her. I want to read her book because what she said resonates with me.
As she was talking, I thought how fortunate she was to find the thing (acting) that helped her channel her voice and guide her through life in spite of the difficulties she faced. Really powerful that she is willing to share that with the world.
"i would be 65 for the rest of my life"......she said so truthfully what many people struggle with....being STUCK in a certain place, time, relationship, circumstance, etc. that we can never get pass. So that we never emotionally, or spiritually grow pass that point.
@Yevgeniy Maslov There is no need for the "U.S" in that sentence. "American" is the correct demonym. But if you want to keep it there, it would be "A U.S American" because the letter U is pronounced /ju:/
@Yevgeniy Maslov I'm not from the USA... 🤣 I am well aware that all those who live in the various countries across the Americas are Americans. But that doesn't change the fact that "U.S American" is not an official demonym at all, whereas "American" is.
What an amazing human to be so honest and real.”where have you been” he said. Living life and learning to deal with it. What an amazing, brave, honest person u r Sally u rock xx❤👏💝💝😘🥲👏👏💝💕🫂😘
Just how beautiful is it to look at Chris Pine really engage in this interview when he asks her what compelled her to write her memoir? Chivalry ain't dead people. It lives within Chris Pine!
I've adored Sally Field since i 1st saw her in Smokey and the Bandit. Probably the biggest crush I've ever had on anyone. I was 13-14 years old. It's heart rending to hear and learn of things she endured that no one ever should. Chris Pine in this moment is a true sincere gentleman.
So good show, the quality of this silence, knowing when to be funny then serious, the fact that guests feel so intimate that they talk to each others without looking at Graham, moving and not artificial confidences ... thanks Graham
I remember Sally Field from 'The Flying Nun,' from when I was a kid. Loved her then, and her progression as an actor. She became a really powerful actor. Killer sense of humor, too. What a woman!
I love that Chris Pine was asking her questions. I remember when I was a kid watching the Flying Nun. Of course she will always be the Flying Nun to me. lol. What an amazing woman she is. And what wonderful listeners she had there.
The best thing about graham norton is he just lets people speak and lets the conversation naturally develop. He’s just the best!
hear hear
All Graham is doing was what Johnny Carson did all of his talk show career. That's what a great host does and Graham is a great host.
Absolutely. That’s why all the Celebs love him. And he’s funny and interesting in his own right but he doesn’t make the Show about him, he compliments every person that he talks to. Love him to bits.
And he, somehow, gets the other guests to ask the questions. It's so cool. :)
I can't think of another talk show host who would give a guest enough space to talk for 3 minutes uninterrupted. That Chris and Rami were enraptured by her as well says it all.
Chris Pine asking a question and listening without interrupting her was just amazingly perfect 👌🏾❤️
It was easy for him being that finally someone actually had something interesting to say on the Graham Norton show.
As opposed to Sally Field constantly interrupting them when they were telling their stories. Now I understand why people hated her after her second Oscar win (and the infamous acceptance speech).
I was just thinking the same thing. Very well put.
He's only doing what you're supposed to do. Women do it all the time. But then he's a man, so I guess it must be a superpower.
@@AlanHope2013 Actually, Sally Field did the exact opposite while both of these men were telling THEIR stories. She kept interrupting them and making very annoying remarks. Watch the whole show before you reply so you'll know what you're talking about.
Watching Chris Pine basically take over the interview, & Graham sitting back & allowing it to happen is kind of amazing. That's why this is the best talk show ever.
US talk shows used to have multiple guests on stage for this very reason. It's something we've lost.
Chris Pine is gorgeous and brilliant. Love the attention he gives Sally.
Love Norton's and the spontaneous vibe.
Yes, and he did not in any way appear threatened or irritated but just allowed it to take its course.
I was impressed by this interaction also…
Chris Pine Masterclass on how to listen not just wait for chance to speak. A human who is genuinely interested in HEARING what Sally had to say. we need more Chris Pines.
I could take a CLASS from Him.
Amen
Amen
Absolutely.
It's true! He looked somber when she was talking about bad stuff, then smiling and friendly when she went into better stuff, but at all times *attentive*! He was *engaged*!
Chris Pine's reaction to Sally's story is priceless. He is genuinely interested in her story. So cool.
This made me love him, more than Wonder Woman. And I loooved WW. ;)
I would like to hear / listen in on a conversation just between them.
He strikes me as one of those people that, when you're talking, he makes you feel like the center of the universe. It's an extraordinary ability and I've known people who are like that. Everyone loves people like that, because they make everyone around them feel special and important.
He's also, I believe, just a genuinely really good human being.
@@petedavis7970 Yes! When someone gives you their FULL attention, listening and engaged, it feels like Magic for My Soul!
I was going to say the same thing, so sweet!
There is a lot to live about this clip: Graham letting guests talk. The way Chris and Rami listen. And the charming way Sally lightens the mood with her self-deprecating humor at the end.
"Searching for those fireflies on the edges of my eyes." Damn, she's got a way with words.
Yep, that got me too, simply so evocative - she creates pretty pictures (might have to read that book now!).
Bink Venery I’m reading it now and can hardly put it down.
@@courtneysara Great stuff! Right, let me order that then!
I know I've already got a song in the works
That got me too. It is a beautiful way to describe that feeling.
Sally Field is a national treasure. Such a great actor. Always seems so genuine being interviewed.
'Sybil' remains one of the most arresting and rewarding movies of all time. Tour de Force.
I loved her in ‘er’ - never a dull moment 😊❤.
Love how Sally addresses her answers to Chris and Rami as she describes ‘getting into acting’,, because they are actors... really engaging to watch. And Chris is a supreme listener.
It's like watching a private conversation, people getting down and sharing and respecting and learning from each other. Wonderful.
you bet. Wonderful that we got a seat next to her
wish I could like more than once.
To all young guys out there trying to attract a woman, Chris Pine gives a master class here and it’s disarmingly simple....listen to the woman....really listen....look her in the eye and don’t interrupt her! That’s the advice I gave my son and it’s always worked for me.....well, before I got married 30 years ago!
Helps when the woman is genuinely interesting and not boooring zzzz
Do you not try to really listen to your wife? or does that rule only apply to random women XD
What marriage has taught you is the art of hearing without even having to listen anymore & giving the occasional nod of approval while thinking …. I wonder how the Lakers will do next year …. 😂😂
You're dead right mate! Listen, take interest, be honest, be open and the magic happens,🙂
@@eyesears2046 most people are genuinely interesting if you are genuinely interested. But interest takes work. You have to really open your EYES&EARS... Sorry, I had to... But I mean what I said. Even an airhead valley girl talking about frappucinos can be a study in humanity.
A rare and beautiful moment of personal truth. My hat is off to Mr. Graham for allowing Ms. Field to share it. Watch it again and pay attention to Mr. Pine, he got a lot out of her story.
I think it was Chris on this occasion who got us there. The whole room was in utter silence. Graham had the good instinct to just let that happen without interruption.
This is probably my most favorite snip of the Graham Norton show EVER. Not that I don't LOVE the goofy and laughing and all that, but this was just everything. Raw, normal, I thing something that we all can vividly relate to in Sally's story... she is truly a Super Woman!
Me too, I love that and the reaction of Chris Pine is so great.
Her vulnerability is doubtless part of her gift as an actress; then, as she says, she took seven years to learn a new craft and expose a whole new layer of vulnerability. We should all aspire to continue to grow as she has as we age. What a gift...I can't wait to read her book.
Perfectly put, Kelli!
Wow, probably one of the most profound things anyone on the show has said. And I love how Graham or the others didn't say much, and let her say her piece.
I love how enthralled Chris Pine and Rami Malek are by her speaking!
That's how you know that their moms raised them right
Its the respect for a legendary actor.
Its refreshing to see a Male actor be so sympathetic to someone like that. He genuinely wanted to hear her story and was so empathetic to her. He's high in my estimations
True, but that's Sally Field, one of the greatest ever in the craft, so if she speaks, one should give her attention.
"Who are you?" "You guys are just young!" - to try to explain why they are so taken by her. She is totally amazing and honest - "Searching for those fireflies on the edge of my eyes" just brought me to one knee - what a poetic observance.
Find yourself someone that looks at you the way Chris and Rami look at Sally.
Maybe find yourself THEN someone will look at you that way 😂
I'm waiting...
@@janellesap8210 Yes that's it, beautifully spoken!
I lived in a fog for survival... how many of us do that... and how blessed to be able to have the fog clear at 12. Awesome clip.
Precisely.
Absolutely. I was in the same fog until I was about 12 and 1/2 years old. I too grew up in an abusive household. We died for food and dumpsters. We slept in a car. We lived in motel rooms. We were in foster care not once but twice. And then I started to tell. I started to tell anyone that would let me tell them. And it was like seeing a buoy in the ocean for the first time
"When my mother passed away on my 65th birthday. That was 7 years ago now." Um whatttttt! She was 72 when this aired? She looks freaking amazing!
I love Sally Field!! And I love the way Chris & Rami were gazing at her! 😍🤩💖
She's so completely genuine and honest that I'm sure it was refreshing for all of them to just be around her even if for only a little while. She is a beautiful soul.
Chris pine shows us what a genuinely decent human being he is. God bless him.
The loss of your mother makes you question......everything.
TRUTH! 💖
For you maybe.
@@brucekaraus7330 It's basically more of a female thing, Bruce. The connection between mother and daughter.
@@selfdevelopmentcoach
No giselle, I lost my mom this April, and I feel just like you do... It's between mom and child.... Infinitely beautiful and strong, timeless, radiant, harmonic... After her passing, you question everything 😔
@@Harinair72 That's so nice...and yes, many times men and women have that same connection with their mother. I guess it's just been my experience that most men tend to not be as connected to their mothers emotionally simply because they have never truly tuned into their own emotions to begin with. A lot of men may miss their moms and love them; however, they tend to keep themselves from feeling too much overwhelming emotion and therefore, they don't really question their lives based on the absence of their mother. I also realize that many people in general have never had a good connection with their mothers. Even though, sometimes, that negative connection can still lead to questioning everything. Anyways, I'm so sorry for your loss, Hari Nair...and from what you've replied, it sounds as if your mother was a wonderful lady who truly loved you! 💖
She has talked about her role in the tv miniseries "Sybil", and how she felt she knew this woman, because she herself felt fractured into many different selves and roles, and she "became" Sybil while portraying her, and it gave her glimpses into what she would later discover about her past that she had buried. A truly remarkable woman. Bravo Sally.
I watched her in 'Sybil' and it was a mesmerising performance. It was the first time I became aware of multiple personalities, and it shook me to my roots. Her handling of it was, I thought at the time, amazing and perceptive, but sadly it seems that traumatic experience in her own life was maybe part of that portrayal. If it helped her cope with and understand her own experiences then I'm so pleased. She certainly did that film justice. I've never forgotten it.
I have always been A fan of Sally Fields, amazed at her honesty and sincerity.
I think Chris Pine saved this interview. Notice how she opened up more after he gently "took over" as the interviewer. Graham is an amazing host, but his specialty is asking questions that will lead to a surprise punchline, and Sally knew that. See how she was hesitant to answer his first questions? She was afraid she was being set up. But when Chris stepped in and asked her a simple question clealy without any intent behind it and she relaxed. Good instincts.
One of the genius elements of this show is having multiple guests together. It doesn't work every time, but so often it works amazingly well.
But this is also part of Graham Norton's gift. He knows when to step back and allow his guests to interact. Yes, he's clever and an adept quipster, but he's also sensitive and intelligent and a very savvy talk show host. The best, really.
Captain Kirk saved the day again!!
Both Chris Pine and Rami Malek were so intent as she spoke and they both were moved by Sally Field's description of the "fireflies" that she felt dancing around her eyes as a 12 year year old girl caught up in her first acting moment.
@@rebeccah.4983 and I’m guessing, both were a little star struck. I mean, they are both stars, but she’s sally. She is one of the actor’s actors.
Graham Norton is such a classy gent and great interviewer. Fantastic!
Julie Jay Best interviewer ever!!
He barely did this one
@@laurenchristine9209 Maybe, but he allowed this moment happening without trying to take over. And that's why his couch and his tv shows are so special. He is the host, but also lets his guests have some kind of chemsitry and share among themselves as well. He ''guides'' without wanting to be the center of attention. His guests are. And most of them feel a lot more comfortable on his couch than on my american shows. Because it's a gathering. We see more of the personnalities a tad. Some egos also.
But if Graham wouldn't have let it happen and withdrawn himself from the conversation, this moment wouldn't have happened. Sally Field was more comfortable with the guests, it shows in her body language. You would never see that with a host like Fallon. Graham knows when to withdraw, guide or take over. And that's what makes him a great host.
@@Adirondaque It’s more like group therapy rather than individual therapy with two observers LOL
Chris Pine is just being himself...he really is comfortable with himself and is genuinely interested in people ...Ive heard stories from folks who have been around him say he could easily be a therapist...
Knute Kritt his mom actually is a therapist
@@daynamorris2399 I had no idea!! Thanks!!!
Knute Kritt no problem
Soufflé Girl yep
That explains it. I’m a therapist LOL. I used to watch my mom talk with her friends and how intimate they got and how compassionate they were with each other. She was a nurse. I know exactly where I got my style, but then I learned even more in training. Therapists that’s what we do-listen- that’s what we do LOL.
I love how she has Chris Pine, Rami Malik & Graham Norton mesmerized when she's speaking! Obviously gentlemen who are very respectful of this great lady before them!💝
This is one of the most sincere speeches about her personal life and what has made her who she is now that I've ever heard. Wow, what an amazing person Sally Field is. I have always admired her acting, but now - I just want to buy that book and learn more about her personality.
Did you read her book?
@@moseymay1772 I did, and it's very powerful. I just re-read it for the second time. 👍❤
@@beaupianiste3738 I totally agree with you. I expected it to be fluffy and fun, only. But it was soooooo moving and powerful. Highly recommend it.
There is nothing more attractive than a man that knows how to listen.
Trumps don't qualify.
AMEN
@@blomegoog Bidens worse.
Horse Friend not my type..but he became much more attractive when he lifted that arm, turned his body and look directly at her. Unless you are a literal goblin...most women place a lower value on looks than men. Women want to be loved. Part of that is being heard and not humored. Really listen and you are halfway there. Also be sure you aren’t doing the same..easy to listen to a women who is beautiful instead of average. Being honest about looks and focusing on personality doesn’t just benefit women.
Go on...
I'm 61 years old, and it is 2023. And this awesome woman has been my favorite actor of all time. No one can make me laugh or cry, or feel, quite like her.
She ‘is’ pretty wonderful ❤
"You're superwoman"
"You're just young." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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I loved the younger actors looking up to an iconic actor like Sally Fields. Such a precious exchange.
Graham is just the best host ever. He wasn’t even the one who made the question that made her start that amazing story, and even so, he knew to let her do her thing. He knows when to step in and knows when to just stay quiet and listen. Seriously, he’s wonderful!
"Those fire-flies on the edges of my eyes." DAMN that is heavy!! I've always loved this lady. How many of us have felt that very thing throughout our lives?
She does not look 73. So cute still, Gidge.
Isn’t she?! Time has stood still Gidget.
Maybe it's Sally's bangs that give her a young, girlish look.
She doesn’t look 63!
Omg. She was 47 when she did Mrs Doubtfire (where I first “met” her) in 1993. She looked a solid 10 years younger. ❤️
@@timd381 She's 72 here.
I love how openly and honestly interested Chris Pine is.
Her description of finding "her craft" resonates so much - when you find your purpose, you find your life blood.
I've always loved and admired this delightfully normal woman.
Chris Pine was listening not just waiting for his turn to talk.
There are two kinds of people: those who listen to what you have to say and those who just wait for their turn to talk.
Yes to listen should be a natural trait.
@@mrchopsticks3 True.. and who do you reckon learn the most 😉
That’s so rare. ❤️✌🏻
@@Olm9 I saw a poster once in a dentist office of a little girl babbling on to a doctor and the caption read "You learn more by listening than you do by talking", which explains why social media is populated with some of the most ignorant people on Earth.
I’ve always loved Sally and I can sooo identify with what she’s saying here, especially at this point of my life, but my focus here is on Chris Pine. In an instant I can see such depth and empathy-genuine concern. He is DEFINITELY good people ❤️
She has everyone on stage and the audience completely engaged into her story. You can see the emotion on the other guests faces as she's telling these stories. You know you've had an impressive life when you can engage that many people at one time like she does.
Sally Field is a global treasure! Thanks for writing your book!
I love how intrigued Chris Pined looked while she talked. She has always been a favorite of mine. I don't really read biographies but I may have to pick hers up.
"Fireflies on the edges of my eyes"
I'm not crying, you're crying
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I’m sure it’s a line from her book.
Imagine Sally trying to tell that story on JIMMY FALLON
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Jimmy would have a nervous breakdown. He's got the depth and breadth of a cat's dish. You can go deep with Grahm
Thank God for Great Britain
HAHAHAHA! That's crazy! HAHAHAHA.
He would have interrupted every minute
She is so well-spoken and unique in how she explains and expresses herself. She does it in a kind of whimsical and deep way, and I understand exactly what she is talking about, even though my experience in life might be different; but she tells her story in the expressive and descriptive way of a writer.
Gentlemen! Take notes. THIS is what “women really want.” Thanks for the lesson Professor Pine :)
And a few men too.,.mmmm... in my best Mae West...
@John Stevens Mmm.. you got a big fat wallet there, or are you just happy to see me?...Mmmm....
hahahaha
Sally Field is probably the most relatable person ever. I truly admire her.
Sally has a.compelling story to tell and Graham, Chris, and Rami seemed genuinely interested and made supportive comments to her. It was a delight to watch and hear.
“You guys are just young!” - I so got that. They ALL come out of this well. Subbed.
FABULOUS ACTRESS
I love Sally !
What a beautiful and eloquent moment. This is the only show of its kind where a guest can open up like this and not be interrupted by the host cracking a smart-a$$ joke. And Graham lets moments like this happen. He knows intuitively when to not speak and to let the guest turn away from him and speak intimately to the other guests. No other host I've seen has that skill today.
Sally has that “Mother of all mothers” energy. She represents the common woman. I can relate to her. Legend. So much respect. I think I like her more than Meryl Streep. Love them both but Sally Field’s image is more endearing & there’s something very inspiring about her career, I think. 👑👏🏻
Very brave for her to talk about such a sad & personal thing. I think it is what has driven some of her most profound performances on film. Legend. & I am loving Chris Pine’s respect here, he listens well. I love him. 🤍
y’know the best thing about this? is how respectful everyone is, everyone just lets her take her time to talk and i think that’s genuinely beautiful.
Thank you also to Chris, for a genuine question.
Wow can’t believe she’s 72 amazing . I think Graham’s a master at putting together great guests letting them speak giving a little drink and being in control of the narrative . Intelligent guy that isn’t afraid to hear other peoples voices 😻
Chris and Rami’s faces are all of us in this moment. What an awe-inspiring gem of a woman she is.
OMG she just put words to my life too. That fog ...is how to survive . Dance, Singing, Acting became the light that allowed me to LIVE on stage too. Off stage the fog of sadness always came back. she just blew me away. Sweet Sally.
She’s so insightful and well spoken. She truly is a gifted actress and writer.
I read her book. She is a survivor. After what she's been through, I feel that it took a lot of courage for her to write about it and talk about it. I think I understand how acting provided her with a much needed coping mechanism.
What a sweet reaction from the guys ❤️ she is so special and decent.
She's so amazing. I would be remiss if I didn't mention one of her lesser known movies; Not without My Daughter. She is riveting in this movie, it is almost as if it's a documentary, but in a fascinating way. She's a treat in any role of course. Pine and Malek are fine audience members, as if they're not great themselves. That was a nice touch.
That movie was good and she was wonderful in it. I had read the book first and she really did justice to the story. She made me cry my heart out in Steel Magnolias, the scene at the cemetery. So good.
I personally learned so much from that movie... Of course I did go on the rollercoaster of emotions, but I really learned to NEVER date/marry a Man from a foreign country!!!!! Did you ever see Sybil, that's another fabulous movie Sally starred in, based on a true story. Bring tissues though!!!
We watched that film in one of my high school classes. The story & film stuck with me since then. A very memorable film. It teaches so much.
I also remember whe she was Gidget. She's so talented.
I love Sally Field. She's a beautiful creative woman. I love how the interaction fo guests on this show create conversations. In this case Chris touched her arm and initiated the conversation and Graham gently steers the conversations.
She is remarkable!
Have always liked her.
Wonderful person.
Sally exudes so much humility and class
Sally is a cool lady who always makes me smile; I appreciate the men for actually listening.
Wow Sallys honesty is so compelling and real. Beautiful.
Sally fields, you are just the greatest, no matter what year it has been, or character you've played. Or what movie you've been in your character as always shined. That is why all of America loves you. Thank you for everything you've done
Sally seems so vulnerable yet opens up so beautifully in talking about difficult issues in her past that many of us have had to confront, or have feared to confront. Chris Pine's face and demeanor reflect empathy and strength of character. In that two-shot it's amazing that they're doing this in front of an audience and cameras. To the viewer, no one both those two matters.
This is why they are all such good actors. Open and able to listen are great qualities to have for that kind of work
Incredible. She really has a way of speaking.
She’s so poetic.
She is AMAZING and She had them all mesmerized as well
Loved her in “not without my daughter” she’s such a natural.
She must feel so liberated after all that work. I'm so proud of her for digging in - and that she found that she could still bear a new life at 65! Adding even more reasons to love Sally Field!
Even her brief telling of her healing and acting processes were so captivating. I think she gained a few fans on that there couch. 😘
The way she talks and got the attention of the gentleman around her aside from de public is pure and simple real life struggles and sometimes it takes a life to be able to express yourself in front of everyone.
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I love how Graham gives his guests time to talk
Wow! Sally Field is so eloquent. She is a compelling storyteller/speaker. Graham and Chris are clearly in "awe" of her. I want to read her book because what she said resonates with me.
As she was talking, I thought how fortunate she was to find the thing (acting) that helped her channel her voice and guide her through life in spite of the difficulties she faced. Really powerful that she is willing to share that with the world.
"i would be 65 for the rest of my life"......she said so truthfully what many people struggle with....being STUCK in a certain place, time, relationship, circumstance, etc. that we can never get pass. So that we never emotionally, or spiritually grow pass that point.
She's so spritely, love her character.. beautiful. She's never changed in decades.
She's so articulate! Not a single "like" or "you know."
3:48
Miriam Margoyles would be pleased
That's the benchmark of "articulate" these days?
@Yevgeniy Maslov There is no need for the "U.S" in that sentence. "American" is the correct demonym.
But if you want to keep it there, it would be "A U.S American" because the letter U is pronounced /ju:/
@Yevgeniy Maslov I'm not from the USA... 🤣
I am well aware that all those who live in the various countries across the Americas are Americans.
But that doesn't change the fact that "U.S American" is not an official demonym at all, whereas "American" is.
Graham’s the best!!! He saw greatness, and just let Sally go for it!!! Brilliant stuff.😉
Truly one of the BEST moments/discussions I have seen ON ANY TALK SHOW.
Sally Field is delightful even when explaining her traumas. Love her spirit and soul.❤️
What an amazing moment. Sally completely had them enthralled.
She's an amazing person.
All of them are.
She is such an inspiration. One of my favourite actresses!
What an amazing human to be so honest and real.”where have you been” he said. Living life and learning to deal with it. What an amazing, brave, honest person u r Sally u rock xx❤👏💝💝😘🥲👏👏💝💕🫂😘
Sally: “And I heard myself speak to myself”
Remi ( who has been listening intently): nods silently.
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The way Chris & Rami cross their legs towards her and lean so intently in her direction … such adoration and respect is truly beautiful. 💓
Just how beautiful is it to look at Chris Pine really engage in this interview when he asks her what compelled her to write her memoir? Chivalry ain't dead people. It lives within Chris Pine!
3:17 I like that smile he has, part understanding, part wonder. Her realizing she loved acting was such a beautiful thing to hear
She's priceless & Chris Pine really gets her.
Priceless or ageless?
I've adored Sally Field since i 1st saw her in Smokey and the Bandit. Probably the biggest crush I've ever had on anyone. I was 13-14 years old. It's heart rending to hear and learn of things she endured that no one ever should. Chris Pine in this moment is a true sincere gentleman.
So good show, the quality of this silence, knowing when to be funny then serious, the fact that guests feel so intimate that they talk to each others without looking at Graham, moving and not artificial confidences ... thanks Graham
What a beautiful soul she is.
I remember Sally Field from 'The Flying Nun,' from when I was a kid. Loved her then, and her progression as an actor. She became a really powerful actor. Killer sense of humor, too. What a woman!
I love that Chris Pine was asking her questions. I remember when I was a kid watching the Flying Nun. Of course she will always be the Flying Nun to me. lol. What an amazing woman she is. And what wonderful listeners she had there.
So many actors find acting the best way to cope with their demons. Most seem to use it to run away, pretending to be someone else is just a relief.
Sally Field, Sister Betreal,friend... you are wonderfully talented...at every age. An inspiration for us all.
Chris pine is enthralled. He is so gonna read that book.
She’s wrong - it’s not that she has simply lived more life than the others; she is an amazing, fascinating person. Can’t wait to read the book!