I find it fascinating how he came from humble beginnings in the Bronx of the working-class, Jewish Immigrant population. That I’m Irish makes this stand out to me
TC’s 94 autobiography was just great. An excellent read. Great seeing him here ( this would have been around 96, so he’s 71 ish here) He shines in this interview despite the poor interviewing style of the host, interrupted constantly, moving TC along just when he’s in full flow, but still he shines. Intelligent, very aware of his part in cinema. Some Like It Hot, Spartacus,The Defiant Ones, The Vikings, The Boston Strangler, The Persuaders reflect his wide range of acting skills. He really was the real deal.
Agreed, it was an excellent read. But the interviewer was Skip E. Lowe, and that was just his style of interviewing, as annoying as he could sometimes be.
His best performance was in Sweet Smell of Success, with Burt Lancaster, who was also great in it. Tony was a very talented actor, who didn't always get decent roles.
I'm a total Tony Curtis fan. If I wasn't so impressed with him, I could never have watched this interview. Too many interruptions 🤣. R.I.P. Tony Curtis, your films will keep you in our hearts 💕 ⚘️📺⚘️
I've always enjoyed Tony Curtis movies and persona. He comes across as a very honest and good human being. No pretense about him. I enjoyed this interview very much. We should all heed his advise and live life in the present and life as much as possible.
Lowe's voice, style, and mannerisms reminds me of Martin Short's Jiminy Glick character.. 😅 And like Jimimy, he interrupts, then abruptly switches the subject. Tony is one sharp and humble guy. Just wish Lowe would step back and lt him talk more.
This was one of Lowe's better interviews because there was some rapport/similar background between the two men. Tony Curtis did not develop the huge ego that affected some of his contemporaries.
Martin Short really captures Skippy’s persona with his Jiminy Glick character. The interruptions crack me up. Tony Curtis is a wealth of knowledge, that’s for sure. Hollywood Legend.
Once I could kind of get past the odd hair styles I began to enjoy this interviewer's programs. There is a very strong pattern to his method of questioning. It works well. He also keeps the interview moving along so well. Very brisk pace. Thanks so much for posting all of these. These are real interview shows. They are not puff pieces or what we have on US TV today, brief appearances by celebrities for the purpose of advertising something. Sad. We used to have interview programs. The best ones today are on in England.
I love this interview. Also Tony confess about the death of Marilyn that was an accident and not murder. He is honest and realistic about holliwood bussines
That was a nice little insight into Mr. Curtis. Seems like “stars” of his caliber wouldn’t appear on a cable channel, but he was quite thoughtful and engaging. As a kid growing up I loved him in the Great Race, Some Like It Hot, and Operation Petticoat.
The interviewer, Skip E Lowe, didn't need to say "right" a gazillion times, or interrupt Tony's flow of speech as often. If it were a chat off camera, Skip could have done it any way he pleased. With an audience, however, he could have skipped those quirks.
Never knew how he thought only knew his name and face...boy is he interesting...real...and so human...interesting how 'we' can put movie stars...esp from this era....into being almost above human....however really no diff than you and me. And i like the way this interviewer asks questions very engaging
He is honest about getting in movies cuz of the looks, why he was getting parts for awhile. Few will admit that especially ladies. But Tony worked and learned and he turned into a great actor.
Best Curtis interview I have seen. Hungarian Jewish background: wonderfully talented race of people which rubbed off on Curtis, obviously, artist on and off the screen. Read Hitler's Gift by Jean Medawar. Offers in-depth profiles of the talented Jewish scientists who fled Nazi Germany after Hitler's rise to power and assesses the seminal role these scientists played in turning the tide of World War II to the Allies favor and in transforming the evolution of twentieth-century science and technology. Amazing. Saw him filming once. Real pro.
I enjoy this interviewer a lot. His enthusiasm is genuine and he really knows hie Tony Curtis. And don't worry about Tony. He's brilliant and fascinating and he can handle Skip's eager interruptions easily and turn them to his own advantage...A pro's Pro...
Powerful Messages, Always Outstanding Performances, Sadly like so many people Family is low on the list of what I am, Charity begins at home, then spreads.
Marilyn's half-sister, Berniece, would differ with Tony on how Marilyn died. ("I don't think she committed suicide. It could have been an accident, because I had just talked to her a short time before. She told me what she had planned to do, she had just bought a new house and she was working on the curtains of the windows. She had so many things to look forward to and she was so happy." Source: Wiki) A documentary shown on mainstream TV and available on YT claims Marilyn's forensic evidence disappeared from the morgue locker over the weekend. Those who believe Marilyn committed suicide may want to investigate that claim, which seemed reliable enough. Why is her diary (or was it her psychologist's journal) unavailable to the public until 2039?
Skip s best interview s are the the one s where he does NOT touch his hair Tony not always an easy subject to keep on track but it happened here thanks to Skip.Tony s humanity and social conscious never wavered Took a real bad rap due to his drug problems R.i.P. Bernard Schwartz
Actually, Elvis copied the hairstyle of the Midnighters, as in Hank Ballard and The Midnighters. They are Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees. They were 'rounded up' to play at Elvis' coming home party when he returned from the military. They were touring and had a lay-over in Memphis. The state police came to their motel and requested they attend and play at the coming home party. They did, gladly, after getting over being 'invited' by the state police! Billy Davis was the lead guitar, he was a mentor to Hendrix too, and loved Elvis like everyone did. He wore his hair like that - mutton chops - actually until just about five years ago. The hairstyle came from the way Hank Ballard's band was wearing their hair just as Elvis returned from the military and could grow out his hair, he saw what the band he admired was wearing their hair.
Don Diego Vega Yes, and maybe he had to be 'a tough kid' when he did something like campaigning for people quitting smoking and then getting caught smoking pot!
Skip by name skip by nature / skipping over the surface and darting left and right over and over - so many avenues brought up then dropped; on to the next in to the next. Man, what a waste. He could have talked about any of these subjects for ten minutes but we get 30 seconds. Total train wreck of an interview. What a shame.
Tony was so good-looking and a great actor He had children but had no interest in them and didn't include them in his will when he died He doesn't seem that kind of person not to bother with his family. Glad he said the academy's are not nice. I agree with Tony when he said her death was accident .Marilyn's
Tony Curtis fell from favor in my opinion when I heard the terribly nasty things he said about Marilyn Monroe both before and after her death. He had the manners of a low-rent thug.
These shows are good but Lowe is annoying the way he keeps cutting in on the celebrity being interviewed. Also in the interview Curtis says that he and Natalie Wood were not involved during the filming of Sex and the Single Girl, this contradicts what he claims in his autobiography American Prince.
locked up in a cell for life with tony curtis. how would u like that to happen to you. if there ever was a guy who was in love with himself and no one else it has to be tony curtis. god he thinks he's great. me me me me me me, look at me everybody.
I see why you might feel like that about him but i think its a bit harsh - i find people like him interesting like there is a need in them to be noticed - its a little indearing though i agree too much of it would eventually make you crack
camera is wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy to close does never create a good effect skip lowe.....for some reason feels the need to repeat words...to remind everyone he is still there and knows things tony really tries to be honest and is more intelligent thus perceptive then he seems with this fool lowe who never learned the art of interviewing is the art of listening. NO WAY I COULD EVER WATCH THIS GUY AGAIN. he is annoying... distracting to the point of creating anger
This is a phenomenal interview! My dad took me to the movies 🎥 when I was kid and saw Lepke which was one of my first Tony Curtis movies 🎥. Some like it hot was an amazing movie 🎥. Rest In Peace, Mr. Curtis You certainly were one of great actors of your time!
people bag on skipe-e for his interview style and frequent interruptions..including me.. but he has the ability to book very prominent guests and, i must say i really get a good sense of their personalities because of his interview style.
Who is this weird interviewer? He talks too much, interrupts too much, says dumb things and is disorganized, and barely lets the man talk. Curtis has interesting things to say when he gets to talk.
He married wife #6 Jill Vandenberg in 1998. He divorced wife #5 Lisa Deutsch in 1994. So this interview was between 1994 & 1998. Wish he was allowed to finish his sentences & tell some stories about his life.
@@mollydion8311 it seems Skip E Lowe's interviewing style was to rarely let the person finish a sentence, story, etc. i’m always amazed how he gets people to be on his shows because he is an awful interviewer IMO
@@gwenniegirl50 I'd even go further than 'partly'. I'd say Short transformed into this guy. Some exaggeration, duly noted. I just really get a kick out of it. 🤣
I worked with Tony on a TV pilot around this time. He was very nice and friendly and did not have that typical big star ego.
I find it fascinating how he came from humble beginnings in the Bronx of the working-class, Jewish Immigrant population. That I’m Irish makes this stand out to me
I could listen to Tony Curtis for hours. He was so interesting. 🌠
I completely agree with you he was a class act
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Best interview with Tony being soo honest great actor legend
TC’s 94 autobiography was just great. An excellent read. Great seeing him here ( this would have been around 96, so he’s 71 ish here) He shines in this interview despite the poor interviewing style of the host, interrupted constantly, moving TC along just when he’s in full flow, but still he shines. Intelligent, very aware of his part in cinema. Some Like It Hot, Spartacus,The Defiant Ones, The Vikings, The Boston Strangler, The Persuaders reflect his wide range of acting skills. He really was the real deal.
Agreed, it was an excellent read. But the interviewer was Skip E. Lowe, and that was just his style of interviewing, as annoying as he could sometimes be.
His best performance was in Sweet Smell of Success, with Burt Lancaster, who was also great in it. Tony was a very talented actor, who didn't always get decent roles.
Great guy and interview ❤Tony Curtis who I have been lucky to meet ❤,
I'm a total Tony Curtis fan. If I wasn't so impressed with him, I could never have watched this interview. Too many interruptions 🤣.
R.I.P. Tony Curtis, your films will keep you in our hearts 💕 ⚘️📺⚘️
So many fine observations by Tony. Love that persona.
Wonderful interview with Tony at his very best.
I always enjoy when Tony speaks as well as I enjoyed his movies.
Amazing, how Skip got these people on his show. Only cable access. This is actually a good interview.
It's great yes, sadly he didn't know how to interview people.
How good is this guy. Just a great honest human.
Thanks so much for sharing this wonderful interview💚💛💚
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If people liked Tony in his own day as much as we do now, he would have won the medal of honor as the absolute best actor in the movie industry.
Mankind has been bumping each other over for years, respect Toni Curtis! ✊🏽✊🏽
Mr. Curtis was GREAT!!!!!
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I've always enjoyed Tony Curtis movies and persona. He comes across as a very honest and good human being. No pretense about him. I enjoyed this interview very much. We should all heed his advise and live life in the present and life as much as possible.
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Very beautiful interview....
I watch these and utterly fascinated at Lowe's career etc...Curtis wow
Lowe's voice, style, and mannerisms reminds me of Martin Short's Jiminy Glick character.. 😅 And like Jimimy, he interrupts, then abruptly switches the subject. Tony is one sharp and humble guy. Just wish Lowe would step back and lt him talk more.
he is jiminy , martin got the inspiration from skip
I went to see every film he made, its 2022 now and I am 82 and I miss all these real starts …Definitely don’t make them like this any more….
exactly like you my favorite one is mister cory 1957 thank you tony rip
Absolutely I love all the older movies .
My husband is 60 watches all the movies prior to the 1980s
From Australia
I worked with Tony. Damn funny guy
This was one of Lowe's better interviews because there was some rapport/similar background between the two men. Tony Curtis did not develop the huge ego that affected some of his contemporaries.
He certainly is a fascinating guy, very charismatic . . . An endearing character perhaps !
I was in love with him as a young girl ,he was so handsome on the big screen !
Martin Short really captures Skippy’s persona with his Jiminy Glick character. The interruptions crack me up. Tony Curtis is a wealth of knowledge, that’s for sure. Hollywood Legend.
Absolutely! 😅👍
Once I could kind of get past the odd hair styles I began to enjoy this interviewer's programs. There is a very strong pattern to his method of questioning. It works well. He also keeps the interview moving along so well. Very brisk pace. Thanks so much for posting all of these. These are real interview shows. They are not puff pieces or what we have on US TV today, brief appearances by celebrities for the purpose of advertising something. Sad. We used to have interview programs. The best ones today are on in England.
Don Diego Vega Odd hairstyles? Have you seen yours?
Only a great man can be so true
Why does he always interrupt him?
Tony one of my favorites..sharp mind..honest..real man. " ..didn't have to kiss or sleep with anyone.."
Brilliant actor!!
I love this interview. Also Tony confess about the death of Marilyn that was an accident and not murder. He is honest and realistic about holliwood bussines
That was a nice little insight into Mr. Curtis. Seems like “stars” of his caliber wouldn’t appear on a cable channel, but he was quite thoughtful and engaging. As a kid growing up I loved him in the Great Race, Some Like It Hot, and Operation Petticoat.
Loved sneaking him drinks at The Magic Castle. 🍾💋RIP
Really? when was this?
Really??? He was a recovering alcoholic. Sober.
@@Valerie-gn1rr in the 1990s
@@robertgd3429 except for vodka
Beauty in and outside
One of the better celebrity interviewers Ive seen or heard, interacts just the right amount and in an intelligent way. Tony Curtis 4 ever ✌🏽
David Wilde. You're kidding, right?
The interviewer, Skip E Lowe, didn't need to say "right" a gazillion times, or interrupt Tony's flow of speech as often. If it were a chat off camera, Skip could have done it any way he pleased. With an audience, however, he could have skipped those quirks.
Never knew how he thought only knew his name and face...boy is he interesting...real...and so human...interesting how 'we' can put movie stars...esp from this era....into being almost above human....however really no diff than you and me. And i like the way this interviewer asks questions very engaging
He is honest about getting in movies cuz of the looks, why he was getting parts for awhile. Few will admit that especially ladies. But Tony worked and learned and he turned into a great actor.
Best Curtis interview I have seen. Hungarian Jewish background: wonderfully talented race of people which rubbed off on Curtis, obviously, artist on and off the screen. Read Hitler's Gift by Jean Medawar. Offers in-depth profiles of the talented Jewish scientists who fled Nazi Germany after Hitler's rise to power and assesses the seminal role these scientists played in turning the tide of World War II to the Allies favor and in transforming the evolution of twentieth-century science and technology. Amazing. Saw him filming once. Real pro.
Ashkenazi Jews from Hungary would be a precise definition.
He was Hungarian? I thought Italian??
interesting man. Poor interviewer. Ask a question and zip it.
I enjoy this interviewer a lot. His enthusiasm is genuine and he really knows hie Tony Curtis. And don't worry about Tony. He's brilliant and fascinating and he can handle Skip's eager interruptions easily and turn them to his own advantage...A pro's Pro...
Powerful Messages, Always Outstanding Performances, Sadly like so many people Family is low on the list of what I am, Charity begins at home, then spreads.
great one
Interesting guy Really enjoyed this!
Marilyn's half-sister, Berniece, would differ with Tony on how Marilyn died. ("I don't think she committed suicide. It could have been an accident, because I had just talked to her a short time before. She told me what she had planned to do, she had just bought a new house and she was working on the curtains of the windows. She had so many things to look forward to and she was so happy." Source: Wiki) A documentary shown on mainstream TV and available on YT claims Marilyn's forensic evidence disappeared from the morgue locker over the weekend. Those who believe Marilyn committed suicide may want to investigate that claim, which seemed reliable enough. Why is her diary (or was it her psychologist's journal) unavailable to the public until 2039?
There was a lot more surrounding Marilyn's death that Tony wouldn't know I respect his opinion but there is more to it.
So did these 2 hook up after the interview?
The faces of people that once lived on the earth.
Skip s best interview s are the the one s where he does NOT touch his hair Tony not always an easy subject to keep on track but it happened here thanks to Skip.Tony s humanity and social conscious never wavered Took a real bad rap due to his drug problems R.i.P. Bernard Schwartz
"....do not touch his hair." Whatever do you mean?
Jiminy Glick interviews Tony Curtis
One of the great actors, very good looking and Elvis copied his hairstyle. I'm a big fan of Tony Curtis.
Actually, Elvis copied the hairstyle of the Midnighters, as in Hank Ballard and The Midnighters. They are Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees. They were 'rounded up' to play at Elvis' coming home party when he returned from the military. They were touring and had a lay-over in Memphis. The state police came to their motel and requested they attend and play at the coming home party. They did, gladly, after getting over being 'invited' by the state police! Billy Davis was the lead guitar, he was a mentor to Hendrix too, and loved Elvis like everyone did. He wore his hair like that - mutton chops - actually until just about five years ago. The hairstyle came from the way Hank Ballard's band was wearing their hair just as Elvis returned from the military and could grow out his hair, he saw what the band he admired was wearing their hair.
The definition of the word “mensch” TC
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What year was this
Jimmiiny flick exactly! Wantin to hear about his four strapping boys, morgan mason Matthew and modine!
*His TV interviews are even rarer these days.*
He kind of looks like Sylvester Stallone a little
He does!
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@@FRANKRIO-jv1sq They all start to look similar with all the plastic surgery.
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👱🏻♀️ THEY DO NOT.
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13:15 "what makes your last wife so good for you Tony?"
you mean apart from the fact she's 45 years younger?
Lol!
I believe Jeff Chandler was 42 not 36 when he died. He was also a cross dresser.
🥃👴🏻 NO, HE DID PEYTON PLACE 2
Tony messed up his life and a few others with drugs. He over came it. Good.
Don Diego Vega Yes, and maybe he had to be 'a tough kid' when he did something like campaigning for people quitting smoking and then getting caught smoking pot!
Jiminy Glick: this interviwer.
If I have to hear Lowe say sex one more time I’m going to puke on my phone
I have almost his personality.... I love you Tony Curtis.... you are one of my Favorites
Skip is the worst interviewer. He doesn't listen.
I can't watch this!! He's so damn annoying and cuts Tony off all the time
🥃👴🏻 IS HE JEWISH?
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🥃👴🏻 YEAH
America’s Kenny Hotz
Jiminy Glick is all I can see
🥃👴🏻 ALL I SEE IS MARTIN SHORT.
I will never believe Tony isn't gay
He is not gay at all.
He’s probably the least gay Hollywood Star
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🥃👴🏻 YEAH
🥃👴🏻 AWW SHUT UP
Skip by name skip by nature / skipping over the surface and darting left and right over and over - so many avenues brought up then dropped; on to the next in to the next. Man, what a waste. He could have talked about any of these subjects for ten minutes but we get 30 seconds. Total train wreck of an interview. What a shame.
Skip interrupts: "Tell me about the Catskills. I worked the Catskills too!"
Nobody gives a shit, Skip.
I like Curtis but he shouldn’t be talking about Brando at all.
🥃👴🏻 WHY? IT'S A FREE WORLD AIN'T IT?
Tony was so good-looking and a great actor
He had children but had no interest in them and didn't include them in his will when he died
He doesn't seem that kind of person not to bother with his family.
Glad he said the academy's are not nice.
I agree with Tony when he said her death was accident .Marilyn's
creepy closeups. this guy was the inspiration for martin short's jiminy glick
Tony Curtis fell from favor in my opinion when I heard the terribly nasty things he said about Marilyn Monroe both before and after her death. He had the manners of a low-rent thug.
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These shows are good but Lowe is annoying the way he keeps cutting in on the celebrity being interviewed. Also in the interview Curtis says that he and Natalie Wood were not involved during the filming of Sex and the Single Girl, this contradicts what he claims in his autobiography American Prince.
Also in another interview he said he doesnt believe in acting schools but in this interview he says he attended acting school for a year
It's amazing the varieties of roles he got with that abomination of an accent.
Wow I guess he and Janet Leigh really didn't care for eachother at all.
He had a teenage mistress Christine whom he later married.
She always talked about him, but he acts like it pains him to talk about her, but I believe she was dead by the time of this interview.
camera TOO CLOSE
@kiranjit rana OK
Tony can’t remember who his first wife was but he remembers how many movies his done with Burt Kirk and Debbie Reynolds the titles etc. 🤮💩
And can remember to talk shit about Marilyn
Not so bad that he doesn't remember his wives butt what about his children? Was a terrible father 2 the very end.
Annoying you
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locked up in a cell for life with tony curtis. how would u like that to happen to you. if there ever was a guy who was in love with himself and no one else it has to be tony curtis. god he thinks he's great. me me me me me me, look at me everybody.
I see why you might feel like that about him but i think its a bit harsh - i find people like him interesting like there is a need in them to be noticed - its a little indearing though i agree too much of it would eventually make you crack
This is very tough to listen till the end. Skip E Lowe is so annoying almost more than I can take.
Martin Short based his character Jiminy Glick, in part, on Skip.
It's still a wonderment to me that this "hanger-on" got so many well-known actors to submit to his interviews.
💦😆💦 THE SON OF ALI BABA HA HAHAHA DATS A MOVIE? HEH HEH MARTIN SHORT SHOULD GO BACK SCTV THE TV OF ALL TIME BAR NONE.
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🥃👴🏻 RIGHT U R.
Remarkable man! His observations regarding alcohol and other substances are more revealing than any psychoanalyst can give.
Tony has a great memory. Sharp as a tack.
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Undoubtedly a great actor.
The bait pic looks like it was from 20 years before the interview
camera is wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy to close does never create a good effect
skip lowe.....for some reason feels the need to repeat words...to remind everyone he is still there and knows things
tony really tries to be honest and is more intelligent thus perceptive then he seems with this fool lowe who never learned the art of interviewing is the art of listening.
NO WAY I COULD EVER WATCH THIS GUY AGAIN. he is annoying... distracting to the point of creating anger
Two knights in a row, I'm working for the whole week .............had me laughing!!!!!............thank Tony..............
Erik Von
This is a phenomenal interview! My dad took me to the movies 🎥 when I was kid and saw Lepke which was one of my first Tony Curtis movies 🎥. Some like it hot was an amazing movie 🎥. Rest In Peace, Mr. Curtis You certainly were one of great actors of your time!
people bag on skipe-e for his interview style and frequent interruptions..including me.. but he has the ability to book very prominent guests and, i must say i really get a good sense of their personalities because of his interview style.
Worst celebrity interviewer I've ever seen or heard. Interrupts far too much.
He doesn't even care about his answers. Reminds me of Martin Short's Jiminy Glick
How Skip Lowe managed to get all these big name stars on his strange cable access show is a mystery.
However talented his guests were, 99% were has-beens.
But I wonder who ever convinced the great Tony Curtis to appear on Skip E Lowe's show.
Lou was a MAN
He is one of the worst interviewer's I've heard....Just talks over the top of every guest....Hopeless...
@@ginacrawford4577 i was going to say exactly this. and can't keep to any kind of thread. and he sounds like a woman taking the piss, at times.
Tony Curtis I have met him I have his autograph .Nice man
I met him as well and at 68 he looked great!
I met him near the end of his life at a book signing. He was very kind, a true gentleman.
Who is this weird interviewer? He talks too much, interrupts too much, says dumb things and is disorganized, and barely lets the man talk. Curtis has interesting things to say when he gets to talk.
🥃👴🏻 YOU'RE ARE CORRECT SIR.
You can remember to talk shit about Marilyn Monroe, but can’t remember your first wife. Dude,please!
Tony Curtis is the movies
Would be nice to know the original air date of these interviews
He married wife #6 Jill Vandenberg in 1998. He divorced wife #5 Lisa Deutsch in 1994. So this interview was between 1994 & 1998. Wish he was allowed to finish his sentences & tell some stories about his life.
@@mollydion8311 it seems Skip E Lowe's interviewing style was to rarely let the person finish a sentence, story, etc. i’m always amazed how he gets people to be on his shows because he is an awful interviewer IMO
@@gwenniegirl50 I can't watch Skip E., and not think of Martin Short doing his Jimmy Glick character. He nails Skip E., all the way. Lmao.
@@waynej2608 supposedly the character was (at least partly) based on Skip E. Lowe
@@gwenniegirl50 I'd even go further than 'partly'. I'd say Short transformed into this guy. Some exaggeration, duly noted. I just really get a kick out of it. 🤣
I've never seen Skip before, but he bugged me with his interruptions. It was like he was more interested in asking questions than letting TC talk.
Skip looked young here….😢🧒🏼🙆🏻♀️👏🏼I miss him
There's a Jimminy Glick vibe about Mr. Lowe
But I want to know what Tony Curtis thought about Elvis!!!
What a great guy tony curtis love ur honesty rip beautiful tony😔🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Bernie Schwartz came a long way.