PASSWORD 1967-03-20 Joan Fontaine & Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- It's time for another episode of the classic game show, PASSWORD, featuring Joan Fontaine and Douglas Fairbanks Jr
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Joan was very beautiful. She was 50 years old in this Password show and yet she had the effervescence and vitality of a young girl.
I knew her very slightly in the early seventies; she was close friends with my employer, who owned a small boutique on Madison Avenue until 1980. I was about 22 and totally starstruck, and a long time fan of Miss Fontaine's. She and my boss invited me out to a jazz bar in the Village. She was absolutely gorgeous and incredibly charming.
Douglas Fairbanks Jr. just oozes a gentleman's charm. Joan Fontaine is simply fabulous!
Thank you so much for the upload ! Joan Fontaine is so lovely, and Douglas Fairbanks so distinguished !
Is there any way to get the full password episode 1967 03 20 as my wife was the first contestant?
Another fine video, thanks for the upload!
Olivia's appearance 5 yrs earlier brought me to Joan's.
Quite the sisters..so talented!
Yes, but they just hated each other. It was sibling rivalry on steroids.
Did Dr. Reason A. Goodwin fall asleep during "monosodium glutamate"?
Its actually two words. So he should have known that.
Mary Shakespeare looks like she should have been LBJ's third daughter.
Fairbanks Jr and Joan Fontaine worked on Gunga Din together in 1939. It was her first major picture and they shot it out in the hot California desert. She suffered from allergies and Cary Grant and Doug were tried to watch their language around her and made sure she always had water and a fan, etc. Years later she told Doug whole time she was sneaking out at night to have get it on with the director who gave her her first big break. She was a-okay.
she had a small part in it, i wouldnt call it her first major role. the year before she starred in a movie with fred astaire.
What a name - "Reason A. Goodwin." I wonder if he has a relative named "Illogic B. Badloss."
I've decided it's a fake name befitting his role.
Joan's final feature film was released the previous year. She never made another. All of her work thereafter was on stage and TV. 15:50 Those white stockings never looked good on ANYONE!
Think Doug looked better with the stache
I differ.
He looked older...
Joan and Doug are both lovely. Doug's such a gentlemen. Nice to his partners too.
I wonder why Allen avoided answering Joan Fontaine when she asked him at the top of the show how Betty was. Plus I think Doug looks a tiny bit like Joe Biden here
He was hard of hearing
Much nicer and more handsome lol.
Joan and Douglas are so smart and give great clues. They are also warm and caring.
Joan sucked at this game
not in the lightning round, Vegetable and mineral for 'Animal', are you kidding me?
Wow Joan Fontaine and Doug Fairbanks Jr at the same time !!!!! Too good!! Thanks for this treat!! They’re two of my absolute favorites. ❤️❤️
I have come to the conclusion that some of the rules for Password are certainly arbitrary. Mary was able to use the word "unscrew" for the word "corkscrew." Yet other times, you can't use part of the word as a clue for the Password.
Then, Mardi Gras was not allowed for a recent game I was watching, as it's considered two words, but it's clearly one single definition/word and shouldn't be classified that way. Mardi and Gras on their own mean different things than Mardi Gras.
Another great example is one contestant had used the clue "Santa Monica" which was disallowed. But each one on its own would never denote the city in California. Same with San Francisco. If you just said "Francisco" then that would be a good clue for maybe "Saint?" 🙂 There have been other examples like this.
THAT said, I absolutely LOVE this show!!! Allan Ludden was legendary and PW certainly is among if not the most thoughtful, intelligent game shows available to watch on UA-cam. Thank you for allowing me to vent my ultimately minor grievances :-)
Mardi is French for Tuesday and gras is fat, meaning 'fat tuesday' ...the noun comes before the adjective in French grammar, so it's VERY confusing!! 😮
@@ShelleySmith-f1z Yes, I hear you! 🙂
When did you use this blue background rather than the purple?
The blue set was for the NY set and the purple set was for their weeks spent in Los Angeles, CA. I think when Password was in Los Angeles, they were at Studio 31 and noticed, the theatre pit for Studio 31 was already gone.
Douglas Fairbanks was married to Joan Crawford from 1929 to 1933 or 34...
Don't worry A Weldon, Password will spend another 4 weeks in Los Angeles with the purple set but the dingbells you hear and the blue box to display the passwords in this episode remain with them from now through the series' end.
well I notice comments are far fewer since they don't show the audience anymore which eliminates about 30 'Betty white in the audience' comments.
They always tell the 'losing' contestant they will have a lovely gift. I wonder what it was! Sometimes they gave away cameras and told us about it. It's fascinating to see what people won and what was considered a luxury item at the time.
(sing) HALELUJAH! for Chorus. 'Period' for 'Dot' (or 'Poka')
16:13 Somebody wake up Dr. Goodyear he not only missed the boat on that but also missed the dock, the shore and the entire beach.
for accent I would say 'Tayaxas' (Texas)
Why would they not use the clue "wine" with the word corkscrew?
or "party" for 'celebrate'?
How did Mary have the opportunity to use the word "Screw" (as part of her clue of "unscrew") for the word "Corkscrew?" I thought you were not allowed to use a section/part of the word in a clue for a word.
How do you do corkscrew without saying wine as a clue.
I'm still wondering how you do celebrate without giving 'Party' as a clue?
Laughing wastes the contestants' time and their chances to win money.
Why do I have subtitles from a poker game?
Joan was one of my favorite actresses----but she was terrible at Password!
How was "unscrew" not an illegal clue!?
Because the ENTIRE word "unscrew" is not contained within the word "corkscrew." Ironically, as Joan Fontaine pointed out, this means that the even shorter word "screw" would not be allowed.
I agree that it's a somewhat arbitrary, or at least non-intuitive rule.
@@62pianoguy Exactly what I was thinking; 'unscrew' is just the prefix (un) + (screw), (screw) in this case is a full word with a root and meaning and can stand on its own without (un). This is probably one of the most confusing rules on the show for me, and I've seen several celebrities also point out how confused they are by it.
Joan: 'vegetable' and 'mineral' for 'animal' are you kidding me? 14:14
Douglas ❤❤❤
Where's the black people?
Barry's a cheater.
Barry White Barry Goldwater Barry Fitzgerald beriberi
@@QuadMochaMatti The Barry that's in the 1967-03-20 episode of password that I commented on and that you replied to.