Cher Talks Hendrix, Joplin and Faith | The Dick Cavett Show
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- Опубліковано 20 жов 2019
- Cher discusses her attitudes towards religion, faith and the impact that drug use has had on the music industry
Date aired - 03/22/82 - Cher
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Dick Cavett has been nominated for eleven Emmy awards (the most recent in 2012 for the HBO special, Mel Brooks and Dick Cavett Together Again), and won three. Spanning five decades, Dick Cavett’s television career has defined excellence in the interview format. He started at ABC in 1968, and also enjoyed success on PBS, USA, and CNBC.
His most recent television successes were the September 2014 PBS special, Dick Cavett’s Watergate, followed April 2015 by Dick Cavett’s Vietnam. He has appeared in movies, tv specials, tv commercials, and several Broadway plays. He starred in an off-Broadway production ofHellman v. McCarthy in 2014 and reprised the role at Theatre 40 in LA February 2015.
Cavett has published four books beginning with Cavett (1974) and Eye on Cavett (1983), co-authored with Christopher Porterfield. His two recent books -- Talk Show: Confrontations, Pointed Commentary, and Off-Screen Secrets (2010) and Brief Encounters: Conversations, Magic moments, and Assorted Hijinks(October 2014) are both collections of his online opinion column, written for The New York Times since 2007. Additionally, he has written for The New Yorker, TV Guide, Vanity Fair, and elsewhere.
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Cher was 36 years old here. I've always admired her self-possessed and thoughtful way of speaking. You get the real deal with her, no phoniness or artificialness. Cheers
She's always been like that and that's why fans love her.
With all due respect, do you mean artificiality?
She's a Taurus of course. End of story
Everyone of Cher's interview is interesting, and she can answer any question very witty and smart. What an intelligent and smart woman!
studboyinus she is. She always was good on camera + always had good chops as a singer and dancer. She wasn’t some zero talent girl. She had talent in spades.
Yes, she is. I won't pretend she's my favorite entertainer -- she's excellent at what she does, but what she does isn't really what moves me -- but I admire her 100% as a human being. She has a kind heart, and brave soul, and a deep and wonderful intelligence.
She’s average.
@@jazzmanchgo amen to all of that
she thought mount rushmore was a natural formation, and that the sun was the other side of the moon.
We need more interviewers like Dick Cavett. Man I bet no one back then thought Cher would still be out there today, selling out arenas into her 70s.
Cavett’s interviews are almost always fascinating to me. He had the best guests and usually got the best from them..
He is amazing. He puts them at ease and is so calm and gentle. And yet at the same time he stays in command, driving the conversation in interesting directions, sometimes with very dominant or prickly people. He can somehow remain in charge while being welcoming.
Cher is delightful here. Candid, personable, & quite down-to-earth yet still fascinating.
Her inner self is deep and spiritual. I love it.
Living in the UK I never had the opportunity to watch Cavett so I'm grateful to UA-cam in 2021. He was the best.
Yeah, I grew up in Australia and, being a chess nerd, saw his interview with Bobby Fisher. Dick is amazing, huh? So classy and intelligent but still very human. Happy to let his guests empty their hearts but always ready with a line when necessary. Peeps here like Johnny Carson, but he doesn't have the depth and sophistication of Dick. From your neck of the woods, Parkinson was a good one too (and on air in Australia, unlike Dick).
@@DavidSchilter I wasn't aware of either until the internet and UA-cam came along. Stylistically Carson and Cavett come across as very different interviewers (tho interestingly both were serious comedy writers before becoming famous). Carson mostly kept the mood light and upbeat. My impression is that unlike Cavett he was personal friends with many of his guests (?) which helped in that regard. Of course I was aware of Parkinson growing up in the UK. For a time he had a rival on ITV called Russell Harry. If you want an example of a " serious" interview try and find the latter's interview with actor Dirk Bogarde. It's a belter.
Cher, I totally think your absolutely right about religion. I met you in Houghton Lake Michigan so many years ago. I think we were 17. My name is Georgia and you told me that was your mother's name . It made me feel so happy. I still have your autograph 🤗😍
Lovely comment. Thank you for sharing your experience
Being Successful and articulate is not the same as being a kind, caring, humanitarian person.
I never watched tv during Dick Cavetts hay day......he certainly has more intelligent conversations than Carson or others from that time.
I agree too..his style is to focus and take an interest in his guests..simple style, and non egocentric and a likeable man which helps people feel at ease. The best of the interviewers!
Totally different type of show yet; from time to time Carson would have smart people talking. The conversations were much shorter, though.
@@brainsareus
That was the problem with The Tonight Show…segments were too short where Dick would have one guest for an hour.
Also Johnny rarely expressed political views or anything remotely controversial.
He was dry but had every single star of the day on his show ! It was fabulous
Why she ever thought she needed to change her looks I will never know... she is the ultimate beauty
I think this man is the most respectful individual in his interviews
I never heard cher interviewed and she has internal wisdom , I like her .
DAMN her interviews are almost as good as her singing/songs...she was totally delightful!!!!!
Cher goes back to the sixties and still sells out arenas. An extrodinary accomplishment for a musical artist.
Is that how she became famous by touring? She didn`t sell as many records as other iconic music artists.
She peers into his eyes as if to watch the answers sink in. Cher is real and genuine unlike many others.
cher is incredibly refreshing as an interviewee the way she simply ANSWERS questions--an interviewer couldn't ask for more (one would think) . . .
Thanks once again GIW for the post. So interesting. Please keep em comin'. These are the home movies of our extended american family and they belong to all of us.
Cher killing it with the full 80s aesthetics here🥰
I have loved this woman since I was a small child and I would play my moms sonny and Cher records and then I saw moonstruck and mermaids in the same year when I was 9 or 10 and I was hooked. Those movies remain some of my all time favorites. After that I taught out every.interview I.could read or record. She is such a good example for women. She stands up for herself, she's honest, she doesn't tone herself down to what she thinks other people may like. But it turns out shes not really that wild and crazy or abnornal. Unapologetically herself and I wish so bad that I had more of that confidence and beauty. She is amazing. I would listen to her just as she is for hours and hours
Love you always cherilyn sarkisian(spelling?)
Love Cher , great singer and a definite beauty , all be it in an unconventional way . She was smart too .
Cher is always great to listen to in interviews. Her words cut right down to the truth. Her slant on religion is pure common sense. And yes, Cavett had was a great interviewer, but Carson had a class that can never be topped.
Carson had nothing on Cavett in my opinion.
@@douglasstaggs6796 It's all opinion. Two great interviewers. Carson conveyed a more confident, professional atmosphere. Cavett, a more "average guy" atmosphere with the sort of an unscripted meek "nervous" style of speaking. Both great though, just different styles.
I would've tried to save them both, Janis and Jimi NEVER had to kind of support and family they needed, they where both very lonely, I miss them.
I think they both come across as affable, interesting and genuinely liking each other. I would feel comfortable talking to either of them myself.
I fell in love with cher as a young teenager and now as a 60 year old man I still love her!
The title of this video should be "Cher Talks About Herself." She never mentions Janis Joplin nor Jimi Hendrix.
"Jimi"
@@artmienz3077
Thanks.
Why should she?
@@Tagg63
Because that's the title of this video.
@@alanmorris7669 Ahhh.....too funny.
Cher , beautiful person.
Some people are just cool and Cher is one of them
Love her idea, no body should believe they have to be a member of a religious club to get into heaven. It's up to us if we get in.
They were and are both very charming
Ahhh- Cherilynn Sarkisian, super short, very good looking and a gorgeous smile as I recall when our eyes met.
Super short???
@@bcatypical yes maybe 5' tall, she could be a little less, I am 6'2" tall, so when we walked by each other it was easy to see.
@@edmccaffrey1 I'm 5'8" and I read at one time (many, many moons ago) she and I were the same height/weight. Probably because you're tall she seemed shorter.
I loved this interview.....
I knew someone named Annette who looked like her . . . in the late 80's. Nice person.
At various stages of her life Cher was absolutely beautiful. She was always talented,intelligent and honest. Very likeable.
Cher was totally bang on about religion separating people. Now it's politics.
Always one of the best talk show guests ever!
She did save someone. The singer or guitarists from the Average White Band.
Unfortunately, no one else took the lead and tried to save the drummer, Robbie McIntosh.
Cher sure has evolved. This is not easy to watch and listen to.
Those were interviews in the good old days, cavett is a great host.
Cher and Celine resemble each other
Matt Matthews I had never noticed that before.
she's a very honest person
Good stuff.
She's fabulous!
Lovely, both of them.
Love her outfit 🤩
Legends !! Still living !!!
I love Cher.
How times have changed. A performer(male or female) would almost never be asked about their tattoos today. It would be like asking about someone's moustache.
Naturally so beautiful. Gorgeous.
Cher is pretty awesome
Compared to today's interviews. These are much better.
She's cool.
She is talking about tattoos and had tattoos at a time when it was really rare to know or see someone with tattoos.
Highly intelligent lady. She is on point here. Just totally real. And I hate to use such a phrase as "on pint". But she doesnt bullshit and she is an earth woman. Truly. And she never needed the surgery. Its her business. Its her thing. But .. ah well. Fantastic woman. SO interesting. And shes right about religion. Bless her.
Regardless of what you may think of her politics ,Cher managed to navigate through life without the use of drugs and heavy drink and she does not lead a highly immoral life. She's always had a good head on her shoulders
Clickbait title. She doesn't even acknowledge when he says Joplin and Hendrix.
I kept fastforwarding and rewinding, trying to find where she talks about Janis and Jimi. No luck. I like Cher. I have nothing against her. She's intelligent and seems genuine. But I was interested in how she saw a figure like Janis. That might have told me something. But there's nothing there. "Clickbait"-- sadly, yes.
@@viktormobius Well, HE continued on, explaining what he was talking about, and that was whether she ever felt the need to help people doing drugs, to stop doing them. She said no.
@@bcatypical: Well, SHE acknowledged the drug aspect, not the 2 people the title claims she discusses. He could've said "like Billie and Doc Holliday" and she would've given the same response. The title is "CHER talks Hendrix, Joplin...", not "Someone in Cher's presence mentions Hendrix, Joplin, she ignores them completely, gives brief generalizations about the topic of drugs but she actually does talk about faith" Clickbait.
stupid comment...if that's the only reason you watch this, you are a sucker.
Clickbait if you're clicking for Joplin and/or Hendrix. And why else other than clicking would these vids even be here? That's how you watch 'em. I've never understood the term "clickbait". All posts, except for a still image, are posted for clicking upon. If you click on something, and it wasn't what you expected, then what's the harm? Oh, you lost half a minute, maybe one; if it's a video, a few mins ...big deal. If you're surfing around, and clicked on a post to begin with - especially one on a popular entertainer - then you're obviously very accustomed to wasting time anyway.
Richard Alva Cavett
19 de noviembre de 1936
86 años. (87)
I love Dick carvett !
Gosh what a doll. Articulate, straightforward, and unpretentious
7:00 is profound & enlightened.
She is smart !
so true
Cherilyn Sarkisian (El Centro, California, 20 de mayo de 1946), conocida como Cher, es una cantante, actriz, y celebridad de televisión estadounidense, comúnmente citada por los medios como la «Diosa del Pop». Su extensa carrera como cantante, sumada con su extravagancia en el vestir, su influencia en la televisión durante la década de los 70, su incursión en diversos géneros musicales, así como su notable trabajo en el cine, la han convertido en una de las artistas más influyentes de la cultura pop en el mundo.
77 años.
Would love to know what year this is Cher is lovely .
I think it's 82 - it usually says the year in the description . :-)
I prefer Dick Cavett in the early 70's. He had a boyish charm then.
Cher is timeless...classic and funny
And here we are 2019 face tatts and all lmaoo...
interesting interview
Cher opinion on organized religion is so spot on and right on!!! I agree!! RW isn’t Native American I thought she was part Caucasus and Bolivian.
I love this show
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God I absolutely love her, especially in this interview. Delightful indeed!
Cher is right...too many people now seem to think that they are responsible for everyone else's life..."if that's what they want to do, that's their business"...
That hair lol
She has beautiful hair.
how times changed.Today its almost everybody who has tatoos
Except oldies like me! For myself I’d rather not but my young relatives nearly all do.
Levis . . . invented in the USofA and jumped ship entirely and off-shored. Named a stadium after that after them.
did she just come from aerobics class?
It was 1982
Waaaay ahead of her time.
Dick Cavett is 33 in Chaldean Gematria
It's crazy and doesn't make sense, so it's perfect for our times!
Liked, despite click-bait title.
It's going to be a great biopic. Incredible woman
I miss watching the Dick Cavett show.
in japan only yakuza have tattoos. the flower tattoo she mentions is the symbol of the japanese monarchy.
He didn't ask if she believes in life after love.
Cheryl had her tattoos removed and she is 75
The good old days when not being part of the mainstream was recognised as not being part of the mainstream. Nowadays, the non-mainstream is the mainstream and has to be accepted as such with the threat of condemnation.
Cavett was a bit off his game here. I think he’s usually a pretty good interviewer, but this seemed awkward. I cringed a bit when he used the term “bit the dust” to describe Joplin and Hendrix overdosing. Yikes...
What year was the interview? Mid 80's?
James V 1982
In the video description-82
@@Muzikman127 Oops didn't click on "show more". Thanks
@@ShermanBMason Thank you
People have told me some people become addicted to the painful sensation of the tattoo needle.
I was a tattooed teen in 1992 and it was still very frowned upon... Bless her! But not common in Japan then or now
Bang Big I once said to a very liberal individual that I don't like tattoos and he became extremely furious, why, I don't understand.
Actually in Japan it is associated with organized crime. That's why tattooed people are banned from many pools, gyms, sports clubs and saunas.
Literally mandatory for the yakuza
People used to get them to stand out. Now to fit in.
He did not interview her with the best questions, some were in fact quite stupid.
That was always the problem with Cavett. Not only did he ask stupid questions, he also interrupted his guests all the time, didn't let them finish. Carson always let his people speak.
@candom rommenter Just how long did he last? Could you please remind us? He got kicked around different stations, different time slots and eventually got kicked off TV altogether. If you want to see how a show should be run, just watch Johnny Carson in action. He was around for thirty years! And he didn't interrupt his guests, either. Super Day Day is absolutely right.
@@johnbevan4684 I totally agree with you. He was so meek and weird too.
@@johnbevan4684 Carson wasn't interesting. But Letterman is.
It feels so weird to watch people discussing whether tattoos are good or bad... and this is the 80s, not THAT long ago
I got mine in the 80s, in college. My parents were mad. When my best friend got married in 1992, her parents didn't want me to be her bridesmaid cuz of my tattoo. She defied them. My tattoo was on my upper back and the dress exposed it. I'll never forget walking down the aisle w the groomsman, and ppl in the audience gasping at my tattoo lol
@@SandraWade666 Omg 😂 such standards back then...
Who is the Rachel they talk about and is there footage?
Raquel Welch was a well-known actress in the mid-late '60's and '70's, of Native-American descent. She generally was cast in so-called sexy roles, but was well-respected. She still performs today, I think. Finding that footage may be quite a task, but look and seek.
Cher doesn't need to worry about a Jewish cemetery...she will live forever! 😂😂😂
Interesting
Searching for the missing clip of Raquel Welch.....
There is a small clip of Raquel, Janis and Dick
I like her. Never met her. Have a friend that is a top photographer who had an assignment to go and do some photos of her while she was in I believe Albuquerque. Ends up she was about the nastiest person he'd ever met. Bad day? Sure possible but she sure made an impression!
Cavett is a sick scorpio. If you have one in your life, be wary. She is a wonderful person.
Cavett dull as dishwater here.....zzzzz.. cure for insomnia...innane questions, rambling on... Cher saved it being interesting.
I prefere a dull host than the Letterman approach....really listen to Cavett (boring or not) he gets people to talk...and lets them talk.