Wasn’t she just so incredibly full of old-school elegance and class? You can see how she prepared for this appearance with such a beautiful outfit. Such impeccable speech and diction, so typical of the English. Loved, loved, loved this.
Now women grind the floor and each other have EVERYTHING HANGING OUT. Talk like drunken sailors. No I'm afraid the " LADY" IS AN ENDANGERED SPECIES. MY SISTERS AND I WENT TO FINISHING SCHOOL IN EUROPE.
My gosh, this woman had class. Just look at the way she appeared on stage dressed so finely and elegant. I’ve no idea why looking your best in public ever went out of fashion. Back a couple years ago, I attended an afternoon tea at the Plaza Hotel, NYC and both myself and my then girlfriend were dressed to the nines for the occasion. While others were dressed beautifully as well, to my shock, even in a well established and upper class hotel such as the Plaza, people were showing up in jeans and casual t shirts looking like they were attending a baseball game. Society has really eroded.
Had the same thing happen in Boston. Went to a venue and made a huge deal about how amazing people would dress. There were people in shorts and one man carrying his newspaper.
@@bethzumwalt1625 I am not sure what color it is. Her skin tone seems unusual. Different than the color of the interviewer's skin and different than the skin of most other people that I see. Maybe it is because of her age. Sometimes a person's skin color changes with time, so that could be it.
How elegant and beautiful she is. We had a lady that lived in my area that dressed like this. She had the most beautiful skin, and dressed impeccably, always smiled and gave a nod of her head to anyone passing. I always complimented her on her clothes and hats. She long gone now, this lady spurred lovely memories of her.
Charming and sophisticated. She was a smart woman because she married rich. When her rich husband died she inherited his millions. That's what I call a wise woman. Her outfit was fabulous and pure old Hollywood glamour.Liz
Incredible woman. The cheekbones are like you say like cut glass but it looks like she has had the procedure called The Buckle. Joan Crawford talked about getting it when she was a young actress. It was the thing to do to get those cheekbones. The Buckle seemingly involved taking out your back teeth, top and bottom, which drew in your face.
What an incredibly, delightful, beautiful lady she was. Wow! I adore Estelle Winwood Estelle obviously adored Tallulah Bankhead. And good for Estelle for pointing out that people told lies about Tallulah
First time I've come across an interview with Estelle Winwood. She'll always be remembered by Bewitched fans as Aunt Enchantra on a third season episode along with Reta Shaw as Aunt Hagatha in the same episode.
@@terry4137, well all Samantha's aunts were kind of bizarre. Aunt Enchantra and Aunt Hagatha only appeared occasionally, usually together but sometimes alone in an episode. The really ditzy one was Aunt Clara, who had the failing powers and made all the mistakes, lol.
I'd never heard of this lady til I saw this. She cuts an extraordinary figure - when she comes on she looks like she has stepped out of a history book! Dressed like it's still 1910, but she is so with it and down to earth and witty! What a marvellous woman! Definitely going to find out more about her! British women from the first half of the century were made of something else, they really were. People like her and Vita Sackville West, and even my friends godmother... they were indestructible, dazzling, no-nonsense human beings that danced through life blithely ignoring every health warning, doing just whatever the hell they wanted and somehow outliving everyone.
You gotta remember these women went through the suffragette movement, civil rights, two world wars as well as Korea and Vietnam, the women's liberation movement, the invention of the bra... if they can make it through that, they can make it through anything. These women weren't born. They were FORGED.
I’m so happy I was fortunate to have met Merv. I loved him. This interview was so fantastic. Estelle is so interesting. Merv adored her. Merv loved old Hollywood. Looking at her at age 95, makes me sad. I wish she was still here. I could talk to her for days. Her life was magical.
I wish we could just let actresses get old. And women musicians too. It's regrettable that right now they all go thru a stage in their 30s & 40's where their familiar beloved faces become literally unrecognizable due to cosmetic surgery. I'm happy that Madonna's happy, but what I wouldn't give to see her beautiful real face as she ages. Older women who are beautiful...it's such a particular beauty. Different from youth & beauty, but also so very clearly not that different. Still breathtaking, plus all that experience, wisdom & the wealth of stories to tell. Estelle Winwood is glorious here, & her physical fragility is contrasted with such enormous strength of character & mind.
"I'm 95 now....I'm quite old" lol She certainly doesn't look it. I've never heard of this lovely lady before but she so refined. I also love her attire it's so elegant...
Lady Estelle is amazing.At 95 she may forget a bit, but she remembers what's important to her. Edmond Gwenn, loved him and I always dreamed of meeting him and give him a hug. Kris Kringle (The real Santa Claus) and Mr. 880 (the honest counterfiter). In 1985 I gave up 3 packs a day (in one day)and 40 years later I turn 82 next month. (May).
I was one of the original latch key kids. I'd come home from school to an empty house, grab the liter bottle of Tab then settle in to Merv Griffin. The last of the Golden Age of Hollywood were still alive and he got every one of them on his show.
Merve was the best interviewer/talk show host ever. Actually allowed the guests to speak without constantly interrupting as so many do, etc. Thanks for this video - really enjoyed it.
Great to see!!! Elderly people are generally blunt and speak their mind..... Would have loved to have met this lady. I was a young child when this was clip was filmed. Growing up even as a young kid, I always loved talking and listening to the elderly... I can remember going out to the Nursing homes back in the 1980s visiting the patients, just a few years after this film clip. They are walking/talking history books and worth our time/attention.......
" hold me touch me" The Producers with Zero Mostel and Gene Wilder. Such a wonderful character actress and great timing as a comedian. Much loved and missed. Bless you.
Yep, Uncle Charley from My Three Sons on the same stage with Uncle Joe from Happy Days. I could picture Fonzie alerting, "Hey, Mr. C, Uncle Joe is on TV", Howard Cunningham would respond, "Richie, turn the TV on", Richie would go, "Right, dad." Meanwhile at the Douglas residence, Dodie would alert Steve, "Daddy, Uncle Charley is on TV", Steve would reply, "Barbara, summon the others- I'll call Katie and Rob!!!"
English=lovely hats! What a great host and great guests! I don't think anyone from the older generation ever gets interviewed anymore. So much to learn from.
That was a real treat! I've never really seen Estelle Winwood interviewed before. I think she was prettier at 96 than any other time. lol She was also in my favorite film of all time, "The Misfits", the last film of Clark Gable and Marilyn Monroe. William Demarest was in rare form. lol
What a great Lady. Estelle Winwood, very poised and great actress, the best part was when he asked her about her best picture and she said " have I done a picture god bless her so real.
I agree - just shows how our synapses can be a bit off as we age - in the moment she couldn’t connect the question but she soon got back on track - bless!
What an absolutely precious woman Estelle Winwood was. I just love her smile. While it's obvious she was having trouble with short-term memory, she was still very sharp-witted and quick on the take. And, oh, how I miss Merv Griffin...
Thank you. This is a treat. My favorite Estelle Winwood performance: 'The Producers' opposite Zero Mostel. (Apparently she hated that film, according to IMDB, but she is hilarious in it.)
I love her in “The Glass Slipper”,”This Happy Feeling” and “Alive and Kicking” and have them all on DVD.When she said that she found New Zealand to be “the dreariest place I had ever seen” , I roared with laughter ; even as a third generation New Zealander, I have always felt out of place down here.If I had not been allowed to go to the “pictures” every week-end I would have gone mad.
It might be a 'posh/theatre types' thing?. My non-'posh' friends never use the world darling, they'll call everyone 'mate'. My 'posh' friends and my theatre friends all call eachother darling instead of mate. Maybe it's just used in certain circles today? 😊 I call everyone love or darling (i'm a Brit so i dunno if that makes any difference).
All three of these guests were born in the 1880s or 1890s. Merv is the kid, being the 1920s baby. One thing I notice about people who live an extremely long time and stay in good health is that they just enjoy life, day to day, down to the simple things, and don't spend a lot of time thinking about things that bother them or who did them dirty, who owes them an apology...etc. And when they're asked about those things, they blank out. Negativity isn't on their radar.
@@jeanross7430 OMG ZERO MOSTEL AND GENE WILDER LITERALLY CHANGED MY LIFE... I was clinically depressed from years of horrible child abuse...I saw that movie and couldn't stop laughing🤣
Such an amazing entertainer. She could do anything .. drama, comedy.. and played it all with amazing conviction. Truly one of the great entertainers of her age.
In those young people enjoyed hearing the stories from the 'old timers' like Merve had on his show here. Now I don't think the kids would give a show like this 5 minutes. Hell they don't watch what's going on today, their on their cell phones or whatever.
2:28 - I know how she felt about not going to see films anymore because she's gotten used to all of it. That's how I feel these days - like I've seen it all, I don't need anything new. I really love discovering old films, such as "The Children's Hour" which I just watched today for the first time. Great stuff.
Estelle Winwood, essendo un'attrice edwardiana, ha un luce negli occhi diversa dagli altri. 70anni di memorie teatrali e cinematografiche...una vita vissuta in pieno, liberamente..una figura elegante ed un poco eccentrica...Rip Estelle ovunque tu sia!
Yesterday when I was getting my haircut I had to sit and look at all the Hollywood magazines that were on the table....golly, what trash is in Hollywood now...just trash.
They were all whores back then too, but they had style and were able to engage in interesting conversation, and most importantly they kept their personal shenanigans to themselves, that was the major difference, and it was so much better that way.
ALWAys the same illusion 'oh how older times were better'. People have been saying that since the beginning of humanity and will say it after 1000 years
@Jean Rhodes He was always on some crazy diet. One time he had accupuncture needles placed in his ears or something. The latter part of the show's run, he sang "I Love You Just the Way You Are" on many shows. He had real interviews with people.
Merv Griffin, Mike Douglas, and Dick Cavett all had great guests and they let the guests talk--didn't talk over them or interrupt stories. Johnny Carson was also fabulous for the night time hosts.
Was just watching Miss Winwood "holding her own" with Bette Davis, in the campy 1964 "Dead Ringer." So witty, a unique, distinctive entertainment character. They don't make 'em like that anymore!
Thank you for uploading this. I hadn't seen Bill Demarest since My Three Sons. Estelle Winwood was wonderful. I wonder what she would think of today's "actresses".
Wasn’t she just so incredibly full of old-school elegance and class? You can see how she prepared for this appearance with such a beautiful outfit. Such impeccable speech and diction, so typical of the English. Loved, loved, loved this.
Sadly this generation of propriety is dying out.
@@mja72 It is SO sad!!!
class indeed.i am a third of her age and would have had her on my arm,
Now women grind the floor and each other have EVERYTHING HANGING OUT. Talk like drunken sailors. No I'm afraid the " LADY" IS AN ENDANGERED SPECIES. MY SISTERS AND I WENT TO FINISHING SCHOOL IN EUROPE.
Yes, I hate to see a Kardashian reach this age and show boob side cleavage.
96 and she walks on, in heels and is utterly mischievous and adorable! what a fascinating woman!
SHE WAS 95!!!!
96 years old - Estelle Winwood was still a witty and marvelous conversationalist. Amazing. Estelle died at 101 years old!
These old hollywood types live long lives. I wonder what the secret is......
@@CelestialGatez Smoking 3 packs of cigarettes a day
@@CelestialGatez Adrenalchrome..
@@joannvonroemer509 That actually crossed my mind........and some plastic surgery. Lol.
@@joannvonroemer509 LOL I knew some one would say that ! 🤣
My gosh, this woman had class. Just look at the way she appeared on stage dressed so finely and elegant. I’ve no idea why looking your best in public ever went out of fashion. Back a couple years ago, I attended an afternoon tea at the Plaza Hotel, NYC and both myself and my then girlfriend were dressed to the nines for the occasion. While others were dressed beautifully as well, to my shock, even in a well established and upper class hotel such as the Plaza, people were showing up in jeans and casual t shirts looking like they were attending a baseball game. Society has really eroded.
Had the same thing happen in Boston. Went to a venue and made a huge deal about how amazing people would dress. There were people in shorts and one man carrying his newspaper.
I don't know why I clicked on this video, but I loved it.
She looked marvelous for her age, in fact she looks marvelous PERIOD. and so very witty.
Nathan Davis I had to check....96 years old!!! What a beauty!
Oops..only 95 here
Why is her skin such an unusual color?
@@Michelle-pn9xt What color does she look to you?
@@bethzumwalt1625 I am not sure what color it is. Her skin tone seems unusual. Different than the color of the interviewer's skin and different than the skin of most other people that I see. Maybe it is because of her age. Sometimes a person's skin color changes with time, so that could be it.
How elegant and beautiful she is. We had a lady that lived in my area that dressed like this. She had the most beautiful skin, and dressed impeccably, always smiled and gave a nod of her head to anyone passing. I always complimented her on her clothes and hats. She long gone now, this lady spurred lovely memories of her.
One of the last, really grand dames of Hollywood...
And she was grande because she was British.
A takes a certain Lady to say "Darling" to make it sound so right!...WOW!..such a classy Lady!....
Charming and sophisticated. She was a smart woman because she married rich. When her rich husband died she inherited his millions. That's what I call a wise woman. Her outfit was fabulous and pure old Hollywood glamour.Liz
i'm born a little more than 100 years after her.... this is so fascinating for me
I was born only 58 years after her:-)
Well spotted. I was nine the this went air. Occasionally people like her would stroll onto a tv screen. AMAZING.
She died the year i was born.
@@scottypersia5715 We're the same age then.
@@lenblack1462 Hey Lenny
You can see why she was a star! Such a charming and lovely lady.
She is a delight! And still has those cheekbones like cut glass.... amazing woman and performer-- thank you for the upload
Yes, her checkbones! Really a beautiful woman. Steve Winwood has similar facial features...maybe same family?
Mark Otter... you never know
Wow she was striking. Very classy woman with great taste. Great dresser too!
Enjoyed this upload!
Incredible woman. The cheekbones are like you say like cut glass but it looks like she has had the procedure called The Buckle. Joan Crawford talked about getting it when she was a young actress. It was the thing to do to get those cheekbones. The Buckle seemingly involved taking out your back teeth, top and bottom, which drew in your face.
@@headron66 hardly. That's a myth. No way you get cheekbones like that in that way.
What an incredibly, delightful, beautiful lady she was. Wow! I adore Estelle Winwood
Estelle obviously adored Tallulah Bankhead. And good for Estelle for pointing out that people told lies about Tallulah
A 96 Year old woman and she's dynamic like a 50 year old woman when she starts talking.
First time I've come across an interview with Estelle Winwood. She'll always be remembered by Bewitched fans as Aunt Enchantra on a third season episode along with Reta Shaw as Aunt Hagatha in the same episode.
Yes!!! I thought that was her!
Also, in The Producers - 'Watch the road, watch the road'
One of my favorite episodes!
warp9p65, on bewitched? The crazy aunt?
@@terry4137, well all Samantha's aunts were kind of bizarre. Aunt Enchantra and Aunt Hagatha only appeared occasionally, usually together but sometimes alone in an episode. The really ditzy one was Aunt Clara, who had the failing powers and made all the mistakes, lol.
Nearly forty years later and they make me laugh. Bless them.
They really do make us laugh, this is funny stuff and so clean, no filthy language like today, god bless
I'd never heard of this lady til I saw this. She cuts an extraordinary figure - when she comes on she looks like she has stepped out of a history book! Dressed like it's still 1910, but she is so with it and down to earth and witty! What a marvellous woman! Definitely going to find out more about her! British women from the first half of the century were made of something else, they really were. People like her and Vita Sackville West, and even my friends godmother... they were indestructible, dazzling, no-nonsense human beings that danced through life blithely ignoring every health warning, doing just whatever the hell they wanted and somehow outliving everyone.
You gotta remember these women went through the suffragette movement, civil rights, two world wars as well as Korea and Vietnam, the women's liberation movement, the invention of the bra... if they can make it through that, they can make it through anything.
These women weren't born. They were FORGED.
She seemed to have lost a lot of her memory.
When he said she had her stage debut @ 5 years old in 1887, I thought he was cracking a joke 🤷♂️ but I realised omg yes 1887 😱 beautiful lady
Yes she was a beautiful and grand Lady. Love her ❤️
I’m so happy I was fortunate to have met Merv. I loved him. This interview was so fantastic. Estelle is so interesting. Merv adored her. Merv loved old Hollywood. Looking at her at age 95, makes me sad. I wish she was still here. I could talk to her for days. Her life was magical.
It was aired on January 9, 1979. Estelle turned 96 January 24. Great program, and charming Estelle!
+loverofoldtimes Merv always deleted dates if the guests said them, because of different air times around the country...
ha! I thought it was my network blipping.
We will never have stars like this anymore.
I LOVE this woman! She's brilliant!
The old stard were marvelous the knew how to dress and speak they were glamorous. I love her outfit.
William Demarest was hilarious 😂. He was a nice contrast to the lovely Estelle Winwood. So happy to have come across this upload 🙂
I wish we could just let actresses get old. And women musicians too. It's regrettable that right now they all go thru a stage in their 30s & 40's where their familiar beloved faces become literally unrecognizable due to cosmetic surgery. I'm happy that Madonna's happy, but what I wouldn't give to see her beautiful real face as she ages.
Older women who are beautiful...it's such a particular beauty. Different from youth & beauty, but also so very clearly not that different. Still breathtaking, plus all that experience, wisdom & the wealth of stories to tell. Estelle Winwood is glorious here, & her physical fragility is contrasted with such enormous strength of character & mind.
Merv deserves more credit for bringing wonderful, unusual guests on.
She was born in 1883. She is still so beautiful and attractive lady. 😃👍
Merv Griffin was a very relaxed host and wonderfully attentive/courteous to Miss Winwood.
He is condescending.
I wish more hosts were like Merv. Great to see Estelle Winwood being interviewed too! Thanks Alan.
"I'm 95 now....I'm quite old" lol She certainly doesn't look it. I've never heard of this lovely lady before but she so refined. I also love her attire it's so elegant...
Well, she made it to 101!
Lady Estelle is amazing.At 95 she may forget a bit, but she remembers what's important to her. Edmond Gwenn, loved him and I always dreamed of meeting him and give him a hug. Kris Kringle (The real Santa Claus) and Mr. 880 (the honest counterfiter). In 1985 I gave up 3 packs a day (in one day)and 40 years later I turn 82 next month. (May).
Happy 83rd this past May!
I was one of the original latch key kids. I'd come home from school to an empty house, grab the liter bottle of Tab then settle in to Merv Griffin. The last of the Golden Age of Hollywood were still alive and he got every one of them on his show.
Loved William Demarest as Uncle Charlie on My 3 Sons and Estelle Winwood was so elegant and classy!! RIP
This interview was the highlight of my whole day.
Merve was the best interviewer/talk show host ever. Actually allowed the guests to speak without constantly interrupting as so many do, etc. Thanks for this video - really enjoyed it.
I always liked Dick Cavett as well.
@@lauremehrkens5891 And we can't forget Johnny.
I kno right
Great to see!!! Elderly people are generally blunt and speak their mind.....
Would have loved to have met this lady. I was a young child when this was clip was filmed. Growing up even as a young kid, I always loved talking and listening to the elderly...
I can remember going out to the Nursing homes back in the 1980s visiting the patients, just a few years after this film clip.
They are walking/talking history books and worth our time/attention.......
" hold me touch me" The Producers with Zero Mostel and Gene Wilder. Such a wonderful character actress and great timing as a comedian. Much loved and missed. Bless you.
Good one.
William Demarest was an absolute blast. I never laughed so hard.
My God, Demarest and O'Brien were wonderful, but Estelle Winwood was freaking brilliant!!!
Yep, Uncle Charley from My Three Sons on the same stage with Uncle Joe from Happy Days. I could picture Fonzie alerting, "Hey, Mr. C, Uncle Joe is on TV", Howard Cunningham would respond, "Richie, turn the TV on", Richie would go, "Right, dad." Meanwhile at the Douglas residence, Dodie would alert Steve, "Daddy, Uncle Charley is on TV", Steve would reply, "Barbara, summon the others- I'll call Katie and Rob!!!"
She was marvelous as an old peasant Irish mother of a rogue in the 1959 film Darby O'Gill and the Little People.
I don't know who this is but she gave me life
She was so so so glamourous, I love it !
I can imagine Estelle and Talulah having a 'chin-wag'. I wonder which one of them would get the most words out.
So sharp. Yes, she forgets some names but her responses are always on the money.
William and Estelle are hilarious. I love old people they just call it like it is.
English=lovely hats! What a great host and great guests! I don't think anyone from the older generation ever gets interviewed anymore. So much to learn from.
That is so true!
That was a real treat! I've never really seen Estelle Winwood interviewed before. I think she was prettier at 96 than any other time. lol She was also in my favorite film of all time, "The Misfits", the last film of Clark Gable and Marilyn Monroe. William Demarest was in rare form. lol
Didn't she look Amazing for 95 Wooow I want to look like that at her age
Aunt Clara?? I think that was a different actor.
It’s this fabulous fox wrap, custom outfit, the jewels... it’s all just so perfect. And 3 packs a day at 95? Incredible.
love her...he was a great interviewer always on the mark. thanks for posting, enjoy it all
Wow. Thank you for this lost treasure in this lost world of ours.
What a great Lady. Estelle Winwood, very poised and great actress, the best part was when he asked her about her best picture and she said " have I done a picture god bless her so real.
I agree - just shows how our synapses can be a bit off as we age - in the moment she couldn’t connect the question but she soon got back on track - bless!
What an absolutely precious woman Estelle Winwood was. I just love her smile. While it's obvious she was having trouble with short-term memory, she was still very sharp-witted and quick on the take.
And, oh, how I miss Merv Griffin...
She is unusually strange, and wonderful ! 💅
Hilarious. One of the reasons I cut cable; nothing to laugh out loud at anymore.
The beauty of a random UA-cam suggestion. I never heard of her, but that was wonderful
Thank you. This is a treat. My favorite Estelle Winwood performance: 'The Producers' opposite Zero Mostel. (Apparently she hated that film, according to IMDB, but she is hilarious in it.)
Such a regal and classy dame, I want to be as fabulous and sage with wisdom and pose the way she is at this age.
I love her in “The Glass Slipper”,”This Happy Feeling” and “Alive and Kicking” and have them all on DVD.When she said that she
found New Zealand to be “the dreariest place I had ever seen” , I roared with laughter ; even as a third generation New Zealander,
I have always felt out of place down here.If I had not been allowed to go to the “pictures” every week-end I would have gone mad.
What a doll. I just love her demeanor and her presence. Such a soul. I wish I could meet her or someone like her.
96 years old here.
Patrick Gallagher are you still there Patrick? Tell us a story 😉
Amazing how she still look beautiful, not many women can claim that at that age.
She says "Darling" the way Tallulah and the Gabors used to.
It might be a 'posh/theatre types' thing?. My non-'posh' friends never use the world darling, they'll call everyone 'mate'. My 'posh' friends and my theatre friends all call eachother darling instead of mate. Maybe it's just used in certain circles today? 😊 I call everyone love or darling (i'm a Brit so i dunno if that makes any difference).
No, THEY say darling like Estelle. Grand dame.
@@tashspeak3877 what about chuck or cock?
and Freddy Mercury
Wow, just amazing, my Grandfather was a year older than her and he died at 88 in 1970 and here she is doing a talk show a decade later.
Great interview, thank you! Estelle Winwood is remarkable and I love her style.
she had age , but was not old !
All three of these guests were born in the 1880s or 1890s. Merv is the kid, being the 1920s baby.
One thing I notice about people who live an extremely long time and stay in good health is that they just enjoy life, day to day, down to the simple things, and don't spend a lot of time thinking about things that bother them or who did them dirty, who owes them an apology...etc. And when they're asked about those things, they blank out. Negativity isn't on their radar.
Wow, she lived another 5 years after this interview.
Demarest stole the show. The self-depricating humor was outstanding. He made props out of the himself, obrien and winwood. hilarious.
Estelle is a delightful, clever and endearing person. She is of a quality and caliber that is rare these days.
Wow, at this age, she was still very glamorous!
She was the little old lady called "hold me, touch me" in the original The Producers film. It's impossible to forget her.
All three of them died within like 8 months of each other. Estelle was the last to go at 101.
I did not know that David, thats incredible...thanks for sharing that info.
Well i guess there was a better gig lined up for them, and only the very best will do, so it's sad for us but a wonderful gift the Angels have gotten.
The film she's trying to think of is "The Producers" with Zero Mostel.
One of the funniest films I have ever seen. The new version ;s funny but not as funny.
@@jeanross7430 OMG ZERO MOSTEL AND GENE WILDER LITERALLY CHANGED MY LIFE...
I was clinically depressed from years of horrible child abuse...I saw that movie and couldn't stop laughing🤣
Thank you.
Such an amazing entertainer. She could do anything .. drama, comedy.. and played it all with amazing conviction. Truly one of the great entertainers of her age.
I don't think I've been this entertained in decades. Hilarious. I miss this humor.
She does not look 95! She's just as beautiful in her 90s as she was in her twenties.
Demarest is the guy everyone wants to be around with at a party.
In those young people enjoyed hearing the stories from the 'old timers' like Merve had on his show here. Now I don't think the kids would give a show like this 5 minutes. Hell they don't watch what's going on today, their on their cell phones or whatever.
I just adore her! She was a classic Star.. a Diamond 💎💐 Those eyes were fascinating. 💌
She is so gorgeous here!! Thank you so much! I haven't seen this since it first aired!🙌💜🌈💜
2:28 - I know how she felt about not going to see films anymore because she's gotten used to all of it. That's how I feel these days - like I've seen it all, I don't need anything new. I really love discovering old films, such as "The Children's Hour" which I just watched today for the first time. Great stuff.
Fabulous stuff....they don't make 'em like that anymore!
Interesting that you see an UPSTAIRS DOWNSTAIRS promo, since Estelle Winwood remembered that time in England.
She is DIVINE
Yes
She looked amazing for 100
Yes she is a one off
Mark Smith yes mark
Estelle Winwood, essendo un'attrice edwardiana, ha un luce negli occhi diversa dagli altri. 70anni di memorie teatrali e cinematografiche...una vita vissuta in pieno, liberamente..una figura elegante ed un poco eccentrica...Rip Estelle ovunque tu sia!
I’ve never seen or heard of this woman. I am about to watch.
I love how his questions are genuine and he really didn't already have the answers..... Couldn't google it, good old fashioned real interview.
Saw her and Tallulah in a play when I was a teen
Yesterday when I was getting my haircut I had to sit and look at all the Hollywood magazines that were on the table....golly, what trash is in Hollywood now...just trash.
Bunch a whores!
Daniel Morse I hope by that remark, you also include men in that condemnation.
They were all whores back then too, but they had style and were able to engage in interesting conversation, and most importantly they kept their personal shenanigans to themselves, that was the major difference, and it was so much better that way.
ALWAys the same illusion 'oh how older times were better'. People have been saying that since the beginning of humanity and will say it after 1000 years
Akva Lo I lived those old times...and they were better. Also, they had manners.
" I haven't seen him in 10 years and I don't want to"...LOLOL...what a fun lady! I love seeing her in movies...this inteview is pricless!
Merve Griffin was a wonderful host!
@Jean Rhodes He was always on some crazy diet. One time he had accupuncture needles placed in his ears or something. The latter part of the show's run, he sang "I Love You Just the Way You Are" on many shows. He had real interviews with people.
Merv was great.
Merv Griffin, Mike Douglas, and Dick Cavett all had great guests and they let the guests talk--didn't talk over them or interrupt stories. Johnny Carson was also fabulous for the night time hosts.
@@picmajik you are so right,they don't make them like this anymore.
I loved Merv!!! My mother would yell at 8 PM Merv is on. I used to run to the living room to watch.
They were all so charming and funny! Laughed all the way to the end!
Was just watching Miss Winwood "holding her own" with Bette Davis, in the campy 1964 "Dead Ringer." So witty, a unique, distinctive entertainment character. They don't make 'em like that anymore!
Estelle Winwood was GREAT, and so was William Demarest!!!! Wish Pat O'Brien would have spoken more!!!!
Pat was interviewed earlier in the show. I'll post it.
This show was halarious 😁
Thank you for uploading this. I hadn't seen Bill Demarest since My Three Sons. Estelle Winwood was wonderful. I wonder what she would think of today's "actresses".
What an iconic lady. She had such an unique look, and was quite lovely. Amazing at 95.
William Dearmarest was an icon .... RIP
I loved Estelle Winwood! Incredible talent.