Warren Beatty did a great job director this movie he got a fantastic cast and a great supporting cast as well great script I give this movie a five star rating
I watched this interview to find out if Warren Beatty had humility ( just was curious). I dont of course know him or want to judge him in any harsh manner particularly. I came aware with the thought that his intelligence makes him somewhat humble,which seemed refreshing to me ( not what I expected). The fact that he speaks quite often about the truth as valuable also makes me believe he is humble. The truth should make one humble, for, as he mentioned, we all have BS meters in us that reveal the truth; and recognizing it is in itself a marker of humility. Thanks for an insightful interview.
Remarkable guy. The steeliness comes through..a ruthless that hit the screen in his first performances. Like his sister Shirley MacLaine, he is fearless. Smart too. Very smart. Manipulative but in a defensive way. Knows material and how to choose it as an actor, as a filmmaker. Casts well ie actors, scriptwriters, etc. But there are those who like Diane Keaton and Elaine May claim he can be brutal. I think Barry Norman picks up on this. I once tried to interview Beatty and I got shot down. Doubt I could have done it if I had got the chance. Norman is so special..knows just how to query without tripping over his own feet (or those of Mr.Beatty).
@@richardjames5147 I wanted to interview all of the actors who were up for the Oscar that year. I did Voight who won but had a hard time in convincing my then editor to let me do him. The editor did not think he had a chance in H+++. What`s more the editor did not believe Voight would sell newspapers. He was too plain, too dull. I had not approached DeNiro but was on good terms with John Springer, Beatty`s press agent. Springer, Ruper Allan and Warren Cowan were my 3 Godfathers. (I was pulled over by Rupert at a screening `Singing in the Rain`. He seated me between himself and Gene Kelly. This is in the Seventies at the LA County Museum) See John Springer letter `To Sandy...` in the appendix of my book on Monroe `The Marilyn Scandal`. John wanted Warren to do more pr. He was as bad as Newman whom Warren Cowan resented for being uncordial not only with the press but the public too. In her book Neile Adams McQueen quotes an incident where mistaken for McQueen Newman signs an autograph `F+++ you...Steve McQueen` John Springer acknowledged that Warren did not like to give interviews and suggested I ask him myself. Springer told me he`d be returning to the Beverly Wilshire at about 3pm. I was there, encountered Beatty and pitched. `Talk to my press agent!` he replied. A great great actor, that Beatty. Which I guess is why `B and C` is so great. Hackman, Beatty, Dunaway, Parsons!!!
@@TDM1165Beatty and MacLaine are brother and sister. Both are super super great. Savagely courageous! `Bonnie and Cyde` along with `The Graduate` are both markers in the histoyr of Hollywood film. Bosley Crowther lost his job as `Times` film critic because he mis-read both films. Both films effectively set us on the path of revisionist Seventies Hollywood cinema. That said, Beatty and Jane Fonda and a few others should be doing more. If they no longer feel they want to appear IN film they should assist others in getting the deals; in setting up projects; in acting as consultants.Spielberg does it. Executive producer. Too much ego?!
Reminds me how much i miss 'old' 60s and 70s Hollywood. The 'inserts' of the photographs at 26:39 and the romantic career line-up at 22:00 (interesting) was that you, the person who uploaded the video ?
If you listen from 12:53 onwards and remember the scene from Heaven can Wait in the board room when Joe Pendleton shuts down the nuclear reactor...the tone and inflections are very very similar.
I LOVE LOVE LOVE Ishtar and if people bash it, I start singing any songs from the soundtrack. Not little darling - but” leaving you love “, no it’s not a love story. But this makes me laugh.
A gifted guy with a ghastly character. Being the producer of his own biggest movies he left many guys not fully paid and worst of all he demanded and got 'writing credit' on award winning movies when he had no right to do so which left the real writers either receiving a co-writing credit or sometimes no credit at all. But he was influential and persuasive and despite Reds, Bugsy and Bullworth winning academy awards in various areas, all these movies lost millions of dollars and we have to go back to 1978 for Beattys last financially successful movie.
Can’t disagree- this was a spectacle - pretty to watch, but 🥱🥱😴. That’s the difference between a boring movie and one that’s just bad(some people say bad- but if I had laughed once in that movie - maybe I’d have stayed awake. This was the only movie I ever fell asleep in.
Great find! Nice to see Beatty relaxed and giving a great interview.
Anyone still watch this video?
Yep
Warren Beatty did a great job director this movie he got a fantastic cast and a great supporting cast as well great script I give this movie a five star rating
Another excellent upload - thank you!
I watched this interview to find out if Warren Beatty had humility ( just was curious). I dont of course know him or want to judge him in any harsh manner particularly. I came aware with the thought that his intelligence makes him somewhat humble,which seemed refreshing to me ( not what I expected). The fact that he speaks quite often about the truth as valuable also makes me believe he is humble. The truth should make one humble, for, as he mentioned, we all have BS meters in us that reveal the truth; and recognizing it is in itself a marker of humility. Thanks for an insightful interview.
Warren loves his reputation and knows that it only grows more if he doesn’t talk about it
Takes himself far to seriously.
Remarkable guy. The steeliness comes through..a ruthless that hit the screen in his first performances. Like his sister Shirley MacLaine, he is fearless. Smart too. Very smart. Manipulative but in a defensive way. Knows material and how to choose it as an actor, as a filmmaker. Casts well ie actors, scriptwriters, etc. But there are those who like Diane Keaton and Elaine May claim he can be brutal. I think Barry Norman picks up on this. I once tried to interview Beatty and I got shot down. Doubt I could have done it if I had got the chance. Norman is so special..knows just how to query without tripping over his own feet (or those of Mr.Beatty).
How did you try to interview Beatty?
@@richardjames5147 I wanted to interview all of the actors who were up for the Oscar that year. I did Voight who won but had a hard time in convincing my then editor to let me do him. The editor did not think he had a chance in H+++. What`s more the editor did not believe Voight would sell newspapers. He was too plain, too dull.
I had not approached DeNiro but was on good terms with John Springer, Beatty`s press agent.
Springer, Ruper Allan and Warren Cowan were my 3 Godfathers. (I was pulled over by Rupert at a screening `Singing in the Rain`. He seated me between himself and Gene Kelly. This is in the Seventies at the LA County Museum)
See John Springer letter `To Sandy...` in the appendix of my book on Monroe `The Marilyn Scandal`.
John wanted Warren to do more pr. He was as bad as Newman whom Warren Cowan resented for being uncordial not only with the press but the public too.
In her book Neile Adams McQueen quotes an incident where mistaken for McQueen Newman signs an autograph `F+++ you...Steve McQueen`
John Springer acknowledged that Warren did not like to give interviews and suggested I ask him myself. Springer told me he`d be returning to the Beverly Wilshire at about 3pm. I was there, encountered Beatty and pitched. `Talk to my press agent!` he replied.
A great great actor, that Beatty. Which I guess is why `B and C` is so great. Hackman, Beatty, Dunaway, Parsons!!!
@@TDM1165Beatty and MacLaine are brother and sister. Both are super super great. Savagely courageous!
`Bonnie and Cyde` along with `The Graduate` are both markers in the histoyr of Hollywood film. Bosley Crowther lost his job as `Times` film critic because he mis-read both films.
Both films effectively set us on the path of revisionist Seventies Hollywood cinema.
That said, Beatty and Jane Fonda and a few others should be doing more. If they no longer feel they want to appear IN film they should assist others in getting the deals; in setting up projects; in acting as consultants.Spielberg does it. Executive producer. Too much ego?!
Reminds me how much i miss 'old' 60s and 70s Hollywood. The 'inserts' of the photographs at 26:39 and the romantic career line-up at 22:00 (interesting) was that you, the person who uploaded the video ?
No, this is all the original programme.
Reds is an American masterpiece.
That and Bonny and Clide.
If you listen from 12:53 onwards and remember the scene from Heaven can Wait in the board room when Joe Pendleton shuts down the nuclear reactor...the tone and inflections are very very similar.
I LOVE LOVE LOVE Ishtar and if people bash it, I start singing any songs from the soundtrack. Not little darling - but” leaving you love “, no it’s not a love story. But this makes me laugh.
He went out with Madonna during and after Duck Trace.
it's 2 different cameras. Beatty is filmed behind some kind of filter. Norman is not.
Actually, he is not. He is just hot.
A gifted guy with a ghastly character. Being the producer of his own biggest movies he left many guys not fully paid and worst of all he demanded and got 'writing credit' on award winning movies when he had no right to do so which left the real writers either receiving a co-writing credit or sometimes no credit at all. But he was influential and persuasive and despite Reds, Bugsy and Bullworth winning academy awards in various areas, all these movies lost millions of dollars and we have to go back to 1978 for Beattys last financially successful movie.
And the film turned out to be a flop
That happens, but he is still a great actor - and he is still a valuable asset.
Can’t disagree- this was a spectacle - pretty to watch, but 🥱🥱😴. That’s the difference between a boring movie and one that’s just bad(some people say bad- but if I had laughed once in that movie - maybe I’d have stayed awake. This was the only movie I ever fell asleep in.
I remember the film. It was not good.