How Barbara Walters Gets Celebrities To Talk To Her | Letterman
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- Dave tries to find out how Barbara got Willie Nelson to talk to her.
(From "Late Night," air date: 7/26/83)
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RIP Barbara Walters. Tremendous career and life. And amazing how these videos are loaded up so quickly after news hits. Archivist never sleeps!
I just found out from your comment 😮
what do you think about her also protecting perverse elites?
"We’re running out of legends." How apropos. Thanks for posting this and reminding us how smart and personable she was.
Could not agree more. And she said that in the 80’s.
"We're running out of Legends..."
Ain't *That* the truth (RIP)
Exactly. Wow. She has seen so many legacies of show business.
Wow nice turnaround on getting this video out. RIP
I remember back in ‘83 watching that interview she spoke of with Eddie Murphy, and him without any furniture, and he and Barbara sitting on the floor. She had a great quality to her interviews. They were never dull, always fascinating, and unmistakably grounded and personal. Her specials were a big deal back then, and for so many years afterwards, with celebrities, athletes, world leaders, and so many people of note. Perhaps the only interesting person we never got to see her interview was herself. Funny how we tend to appreciate someone extraordinary so much more when they’re gone.
Long before ‘The View’, Barbara’s interview specials were always ‘must-see’ TV.
Not to mention the special chemistry she and Dave shared. One of the few who got to have him one on one.
93 years old, an amazing life.🖥
R.I.P Barbera Walters. She will never be forgotten.
I love that this stared a long connection that went all the way up to Dave's last show.
Could not agree more.
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Loved Barbara. Was funny when Gilda Radner paid tribute to her as "Barbara Wawa" . Now they are sharing laughs together again. R.I.P.
Nice reference. :)
I used to enjoy her year end specials.
They were sooooooooooo DEEEEEP AND INFORMATIVE! Sarcasm
Barbara was the best example of a journalist! Dave, you still are the best example of a late-night host and interviewer. I miss you!
She carried herself with such dignity and grace. Personification of a true lady. 🌹Rest up lady Walters🙏You did well here on earth🌍
Holy cow you got this posted so fast. Thanks. Sigh
Hmm a 93 year old woman dies, and a video gets uploaded to new media quickly. Shocking!
Agreed. Thanks to the Letterman overlords for tributing her without hesitation.
Babarbara Walters and Dave Letterman always got on well. Great respect and chemistry between them.
We are devastated by this one. Barbara always felt like extended family for Letterman and company. She and Dave had a special chemistry that could be felt through the airwaves.
I can only imagine the grief felt by Dave and Co. As well as all that genuinely knew Barbara. My prayers go out to you all and, of course, her family. Like most, I grew up watching her as a teen in the 70's and thru the years. She certainly blessed us with some of the most memorable and iconic moments in our most recent history and her legacy as a groundbreaking female journalist, is unquantifiable with any measure. Thank you Barbara and may you rest in peace ✌️💚
@@Charlysfarm420 VERY well said. It’s funny, whenever someone passes, many times we wait to see if Dave says something about them. This one is no exception.
She was 93yrs Old and lived a long life. It's Sad to see her go but *NOT Devastating.* We all grow Old and die.
Literally just watched Norm Macdonald’s last performance, and while I was watching that I heard Barbara Walters passed away. Then I get recommended this.
Barbra broke the glass ceilings which she constructed!!! RIP legend! ❤️
The Letterman Obituary UA-cam channel is back!
First Pele and now Bawba. Celebrities are dropping like flies at the moment.
Baba Booey died?!
@@PutinHasGiantLadyBoobies Sorry. 😐 I misspelled that name. I believe it was an reference to how she pronounced her first name.
...and now the Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI!
😢
R.I.P Walters
Two great interviewers.
We would submit that she taught him a thing or two.
🙏Rest in peace Barbara you were amazing..
Great :-) I would love to see her appearance in 2005ish when she talked about visiting Martha Stewart in prison. Dave had such a wonderful line he used when they talked about getting older: "The patina of time makes the heart grow fonder". It's certainly true.
Rest in peace Barbara Walters. This is an epic snaphshot in time of a heck of an interview
6:41 Willie was comfortable opening up, especially to Babs.
Really a Genuine human...Sad that the new generations will miss this type of character...😔
Wow, 40 years ago and I wasn’t even born until ‘89 but what a fabulous interview
RIP to the first Female Night News Broadcaster
R.I.P. Barbara Walters.
RIP legend 🕊️
I am so sad she was my great great aunt
She always felt like family to Dave & Co.
Wow, not to be cliche, but she was the voice of a generation. Such a great woman!
Could not agree more.
RIP Barbara Walters My Idol!!!🙏🙏🙏
Take the other cackling hens with you.
RIP, a legend. Norm is probably super excited
Fearless. Lovely. Legend. 💖💖🙏🙏
RIP barbara Walters. 🥲🥲🥲
Best interviewer maybe ever
That was quick
Upload that Alan Kalter Celebrity Interview with Barbara Walters
You should be able to find that elsewhere on YT.
There is a compilation of that and all the other ones on Don Giller’s channel.
Where is the interview with Barbara and Willie?
West in peace
RIP
and now pot. legal in NYC, sold in stores that are sanctioned. Happy New Year.
The best
You're a good kid too Dave
Very nervous Dave.
Eddie must have gotten rid of the furniture after Rick James came over with his dirty boots.
I’ve never seen her this young before
Look up her host appearances on The Today Show. She effectively used her abilities to rise quickly when there were few other women in her field.
indelible in our culture
An amazingly true Dinosaurus Rectumus. Wawa will truly be mist. Surrounded by trolls, she died peacefully in my sleep. Happy New Year grand lady:) Her love for Roy Cohen, the most giving, kind, empathetic, and respected man alive (and Nancy & Donald Regan's best friend of all time) was unparcelled and the closest that two men ever got together without getting AIDS! Barbra was master class in masculine integrety. Her devotion to Roy Cohen, the love of her short life, only echos and validates her sound judgement and meticulous awe whilst shadowed and bathed in the divine and beautiful, Ms. Cohen, the Emperor of all angels.
What’s her accent?
i didn't even know she was sick :(
Bob barker prob not far behind...
Babs sucked, but Bob is the man
If you were a tree, what kind of tree would you be? Enough with her interview techniques. They were juvenile at best.
Running out of Legends Jimmy Stewart stop people from becoming Legends a murderer not a hero the great
Sad to see Barbara leave us. One of the great broadcasters/journalists of our time. Easy on the eyes here too. And I'll never forget Gilda's impression of her either. lol