One of the most highly coveted actors that ever lived on this planet. He was an extremely rare breed. Just a great person beyond his acting ability. I’m sure GOD smiled at him when he entered into Heaven. His extreme generosity from his food company is amazing. Donating all the profits to charities. We miss you Mr. Newman. RIP. 🙏
Paul Newman, Wow! Beautiful man who was an absolute artist. Just wonderful that he and his gorgeous wife, found each other. It was obviously a match made in heaven.🤩
saw something on Ethan Hawke doing a documentary about Paul & Joanne. It's sparked my obsession again. What a man and boy, what an actor. It looked effortless. Miss him sooo much. There are no actors like him anymore IMO.
He was awesome!!! I met him on a small racetrack in S. Fla. I spent 3 hours w him talking racecars and racing.. he was a great and tough Racer!!! We were friends for about 4 years afterwards til I moved to another series. I will ALWAYS remember his kindness, time and advice to me. I will ALWAYS remember his racing legacy. He was one of my most favorite actors from when I was a little girl. It was such a thrill to meet him and be friends w him.. he was a phenomenal actor, awesome driver and team owner, most important just a quality, classy wonderful special guy!!!! I miss u PL. 🏎️🏁🏆🏎️🏁🏆
Isn’t Mr Lipton fantastic? Doesn’t interrupt the guest’s flow, knows when to move the interview along with the next question, has carefully prepared everything. Brilliant.
Mr Lipton was the best. He simply let the people he interviewed TALK without interruption. And ask the best questions. Rare! And didn’t nose into personal life.
I met Paul Newman at the The Whole in the Wall Gang Camp about 15 years ago. It was "Donors Day" and we were rained out. After lunch we were told to board some school buses for camp tours. I was with my son. We got on the wrong bus. The bus we got on was small and we sat in the back. We were alone until a man in a green army jacket got on and walked to the back and it was Paul Newman. He introduced himself and spent several minutes talking to us. My son had no clue who he was. After the family go on, we drove to the cabin they donated to the Camp. I told my son to standby and let the family get off and we would head in another direction. As we got off the bus, we started walking away. Mr. Newman noticed us and called after us. I explained we got on the wrong bus and were not part of the donor family. He said that's ok, and he gave us a personal tour of the new Camp Counselor Cabin. He spent about 15 minutes with us and we bantered back and forth during his tour. At the end of his tour, he was whisked away by a media type to take photos with the family. My son and I walked away after the media type said it would be a while for photos. My only regret was we didn't get a photo with Paul Newman. Although I have a good memory of a nice afternoon, I did have 15 minutes walking with fame.
@@tonys4396Soooo…. to frame your comment, you spend endless hours of the strictly limited number hours gifted to you in your life looking at some stupid social media feed, looking for flaws in what people say. Very admirable use of your time. Thank you for your service to humanity.
I was born in 1976. Most of my Hero’s of stage and screen are now dead. The reason I say this is because I’m only 46. Cherish everyone everything and every moment. It doesn’t last long xxx
The Paul Newman scene I've always remembered the most vividly is from Hud when he said, "My Mama loved me but she died." That was the piercing insight into his character.
He lived far removed from Hollywood, didn’t seek attention. Started camps for under privileged children with disabilities, started a food company that gives all profit to charity. How do you improve on that? I think it’s impossible. Anybody who could say anything negative or critical of this man has to be miserable and a hater.
@@googleyeyed5814 Here we go. Yet ANOTHER dictator who hates and insults anyone who disagrees with them. NORMAL people respect the likes and dislikes of others. I don't see anyone bashing Paul Newman. Finding someone boring doesn't mean they are wish them any harm.. So admit it. You can't deal with or accept anyone who has a different opinion from yours. You MUST be a Democrat.
@@googleyeyed5814 Well, Mr. Eyed, surely SOMETHING critical can be said. Not that it follows you're a Democrat, I would not make that accusation lightly. I think Paul Newman was a brilliant actor and a > fine man. But, apparently, when Bill Buckley threatened to sock Gore Vidal in the goddamn face at the 1968 Democratic convention, assuring him he would stay "plastered" Mr. Newman appeared outside Buckley's trailer to register his displeasure. Vidal had called Buckley a "crypto-Nazi" - before crypto was a currency and Buckley had called Vidal a "queer" - before queer was a compliment. Howard K. Smith was sent into a dither and a tizzy. So, I suppose admirers of WFB could argue that Mr. Newman had imprudently inserted himself into that memorable catfight. Perhaps so. That is the only criticism I could manage and Mr. Newman lived 82 years. Pretty good record at that.
Remember one summer I use to be very shy and was uncomfortable socialising. This led to problems such as loneliness and depression. One night the television which only had two channels at the time showed The Long Hot Summer, Cat on a hot time roof and Someone up there likes me. Somehow these movies gave me confidence to go out and socialise. So thanks Paul for helping me to be the man I am today.
I recently learned with disappointment that Clint Eastwood, another great actor had political ideas that do not correspond to mine unfortunately... While Newman was a wonderful human being! He is my favorite anyway! 🎥❤
It's interesting as a watch guy seeing him with a digital watch that is probably under $100. Yet you talk to any high-end watch collector and the Holy Grail is the Paul Newman Rolex Daytona which sold in an auction for millions. It's nice to see in his later years he wasn't materialistic. Reminds me of my Dad.
Drove one of my besties to Sloan Kettering at 5am for surgery. As I was parking the car the limo pulled up and an orderly lifted Paul Newman out of the door and into a wheelchair. He was so thin and pale. Gave him the ASL sign for l love you and he smiled.
I enjoyed this interview a lot. What I admired most about this man is he is totally devoid of artifice,very honest very genuine he didn't try to "intellectualized" his acting he was right when he said it was organic. I loved that he had no affectation,and this guy was a true movie star but it never went to his head. Very charming,very complex,very cerebral,compassionate a well rounded and balanced human being!
@@tonys4396 ... that's right Tony, you've nailed it. None of any and all of the profits went/go to anything of any import. Clearly, you read the memo about Paul Newman. Here's Ricky Gervais' take ... 🤗 ... : - ua-cam.com/video/L3dxMGzt5mU/v-deo.html
@@tonys4396 ... ya knob ... you get off on this sh t, or what? Go learn to box and get off this message board, ya girly. Go figure how to win with your front teeth knocked out ... hell, you'd become my hero. Just remember to punch high ... I'm thinking you'll be needing a stool to stand on ... so if you miss with your fist, you can get them with your elbow ... 🤗 ...
Paul Newman was special. He had presence. Some have it many do not. Sidney Poitier had it. Denzil has it. Will Smith does NOT have it. Brian Dennehy had it.
And when he was young that amazing six pack he had. I don't know how true it is but I read someplace that every single morning he would wake up and do 300 sit ups and wash his face with ice cold water
I like how Paul would callout his own dissatisfaction with his own performances, regardless of praise for that very role he himself was not happy with..
I loved him in so many movies. I am a huge fan of The Hustler and when he reprised his role of “Fast” Eddie Felsom in The Color of Money 25 years later.
We were part of such a different culture in his day (for better or worse). I miss the organic spontaneity of the less precise era. Thanks for sharing this.
Paul Newman is my screen saver. When I open my laptop to start a presentation, these youngsters ask, "Is that your husband?" And I am always like, "No, but I wish!" My own husband totally gets it that he's still my only hall pass.
I love this interview ❤❤. Still today one of my favorite movies is Robert Redford and Paul Newman in the Sting❤. I love all of their movies together and independently. These two brilliant men are like Brad Pitt today, only 100 time's better in looks and acting ❤❤. Thank you for their interviews ❤❤. Great job!! You are probably doing this from heaven ❤🙏. Sean from hot wings would be great at these interviews ❤.
The very first Inside the Actor’s Studio episode. James Lipton specifically asked Newman to be the first guest. I remember watching this when it first came out. It was phenomenal. Here again now after watching the new HBO series.
I never knew that Paul Newman was so boring. Bad enough having to put up with James Lipton, but having to put up with TWO people who are this boring is torture.
Such a charismatic and talented person, who did so much good in the world. I got to go to his camps when I was a kid and then came back as a counselor when I was older. Incredible family. THANK YOU PAUL!!!!
I greatly admired Paul Newman’s acting ability, his charity work, sense of humor, intelligence and of course I loved his good looks. One thing to remember is not to put anyone on a pedestal or you will be disappointed. Paul had his demons and to his credit he dealt with them as all good men do. You will see them in Ethan Hawks documentary but do not despair. He was human like the rest of us and did the best he could. God bless him.
Paul Newman, was my favorite actor, i was the Peterboro Patriots radio sponser, Sheehan's Rustproofing, i new one of the second assistant directors, Peter Burrell.
@Joanna Kent. Mr Newman was in a film in the late 60s called 'The Secret War of Harry Frigg'. Mom and I were hundreds of miles from home at the university my 9 years older brother was attending. My 7 years older sister was also in school in the area, and she and Mom needed some time with my brother, likely including alcoholic beverages, so my 12 year old presence was not 'invited', instead I was left at the local movie theater for the afternoon. My very first chance to watch a movie without adult supervision, and my sitter was Paul Newman's movie about some guy named Harry Frigg. I was in heaven! An afternoon at the movies by myself and Paul was in charge. Don't recall the details of the movie, and I was not old enough to be concerned about anything other than I was given the reigns over myself for a few hours! Frigg may have been the movie he was in just before 'Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid'. That one afternoon at the movie with Paul Newman was like a rite of passage for me. I have been a huge fan ever since. He also was into racing and that was something we both loved! I envy your experience with Paul as a racer. I bet his side job as an actor never even came up! His abilities behind the wheel were well known, and other professional racers respected his talent as a driver. He drove race cars, his side gig was acting!
Had the pleasure of watching this interview tonight, Newman appeared to be a tough interview... that being said this was a man that didn't buy all the hype or believe all that was written, pro or con... seemed to be down to earth... well worth watching... the peterman...
Paul Newman, from everything I have heard about him, especially after his death, was one of those actors in Hollywood who I would say was truly a class act. After his death, I heard on the radio that he gave extensively to charity, which was something I already had heard years before, but was revealed was he gave more to charity in secret than he did publicly, and that made me go: "Wow, what a cool guy." I cannot read the hearts of other people, but I would say many who are in the public eye give to charity so as to bolster their own image, and given that in Hollywood image is everything, supposedly, I guess all of them have to do that to a certain degree. However the true act of giving is giving, but not wanting any glory for it, and that's what Paul Newman did, by giving secretly to charity like he did. I can't say I think much of celebrities, in fact I really don't care about them period, but I must say that Paul Newman is one who will always have my respect.
What he says at about 13:17 is something that recurs in his interviews. He constantly highlighted and recognized the evolution and growth that was part of his life and work. It seemed to be very important to him as well it should have been. What an endlessly fascinating human being.
@@googleyeyed5814 LOL That'll be the day I am jealous of a boring person. I guess you feel fame is something to be jealous of. I see people as people. I don't care what they do for a living. It's a job. He's a buy who had a good job but was one of the most boring people on the planet. I guess you can't see or admit that because you are starstruck. A lot of people in trailer camps with no GED get all emotional over famous people. Now behave yourself. Your insecurity is showing,
@@tonys4396 Says a nobody, who nobody except maybe their parents will remember. He had class, personality and looks, something that God didn't give you.
@@piscesempress1978 Do you gear yourself viciously attacking someone who finds Paul Newman boring? LOL and I always thought that people who are on public assistance were entitled to free psychiatric care.
“I never felt that I had a gift to perform, but it was something I wanted badly enough. I kept after it.” Hearing this, comforts me because being an actor, I feel this way. I want it bad enough and I love it and I want to work at it. It’s about hard work. Love all his films and philanthropy. Great human and great actor.
Kind of disappointed they didn't touch upon Cool hand Luke. I saw that a couple years after it came out around 1969. I was 10 years old living outside of Detroit in Royal Oak Michigan. There was a double feature in the little downtown at the Main theater. It was Bonnie and Clyde and Cool hand Luke. I knew I saw two incredible adult like movies. And I was only 10 years old. And I really thought he was going to say race car driver if he was able to do another profession besides acting. I actually saw him one time, being an avid race fan at the IndyCar race in 1995 in wisconsin, Road America. Still have it on video
Charismatic, funny, humble and handsome. A great actor. Love the interview.
RIP James Lipton & Paul Newman
Paul Newman was just magnificent in The Verdict.
agreed Kathleen. My fav from him was The Hustler and Hud
That’s the role he should have won the Oscar for. They realized the mistake & gave it to him for The Color of Money.
@@samanthab1923 Definitely, that was a makeup call but at least he got one.
@@JA-pm4pu True ⭐️
He sure was. It's my favorite Newman performance.
One of the most highly coveted actors that ever lived on this planet. He was an extremely rare breed. Just a great person beyond his acting ability. I’m sure GOD smiled at him when he entered into Heaven. His extreme generosity from his food company is amazing. Donating all the profits to charities. We miss you Mr. Newman. RIP. 🙏
He is a true HERO
He had the Scott Newman foundation too because his son overdosed. He was the best I think Hollywood ever had.
Inside the Actors Studio was a great show, I used to watch it alot
Paul Newman, Wow! Beautiful man who was an absolute artist. Just wonderful that he and his gorgeous wife, found each other. It was obviously a match made in heaven.🤩
The coolest dude ever, Cool Hand Luke.
He made wearing a vest cool 😎
Paul Newman! A class act! Miss him still, his voice, eyes, just everything was amazing!
The one and only Paul Newman! Loved him as a teenager. I'm 72 now and still do! He's the best.
Isn’t he lovely!?? My vote always for the most beautiful face ever.
He aged like fine wine!
Absolutely!
One of my favorite films with him is “The Verdict”. Really great. Great Director too.
Great movie and should of won the Oscar….
It's pretty dark and I found it hard to believe he was a loser.
"I have no physical grace"... Oh Dear Paul, you have all the physical grace. And so much more! 😍
Paul had such physical grace and an inner beauty rarely found today. He was SPECIAL
i loved all of his movies...dang it is hard to choose. Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, Hud...geessshhh
saw something on Ethan Hawke doing a documentary about Paul & Joanne. It's sparked my obsession again. What a man and boy, what an actor. It looked effortless. Miss him sooo much. There are no actors like him anymore IMO.
He was awesome!!! I met him on a small racetrack in S. Fla.
I spent 3 hours w him talking racecars and racing.. he was a great and tough Racer!!! We were friends for about 4 years afterwards til I moved to another series.
I will ALWAYS remember his kindness, time and advice to me.
I will ALWAYS remember his racing legacy.
He was one of my most favorite actors from when I was a little girl. It was such a thrill to meet him and be friends w him.. he was a phenomenal actor, awesome driver and team owner, most important just a quality, classy wonderful special guy!!!!
I miss u PL. 🏎️🏁🏆🏎️🏁🏆
Prove it.
@@Johnconno Jealous, much?
@@Johnconno
Your short comment speaks volumes of you.
Wow! Lucky you! Just loved Paul
Paul Newman the consummate actor , there will never be anyone like him again……absolutely adored him.
“EVERYTHING about him is cool, calming & comedic.”
Isn’t Mr Lipton fantastic? Doesn’t interrupt the guest’s flow, knows when to move the interview along with the next question, has carefully prepared everything. Brilliant.
He’s so young in this interview. One of the best interviewers like Terry Gross. I’d see any interview he has done.
Mr Lipton was the best. He simply let the people he interviewed TALK without interruption. And ask the best questions. Rare! And didn’t nose into personal life.
He is nothing more than a butt kisser who always praises anyone he interviews.
I met Paul Newman at the The Whole in the Wall Gang Camp about 15 years ago. It was "Donors Day" and we were rained out. After lunch we were told to board some school buses for camp tours. I was with my son. We got on the wrong bus. The bus we got on was small and we sat in the back. We were alone until a man in a green army jacket got on and walked to the back and it was Paul Newman. He introduced himself and spent several minutes talking to us. My son had no clue who he was. After the family go on, we drove to the cabin they donated to the Camp. I told my son to standby and let the family get off and we would head in another direction. As we got off the bus, we started walking away. Mr. Newman noticed us and called after us. I explained we got on the wrong bus and were not part of the donor family. He said that's ok, and he gave us a personal tour of the new Camp Counselor Cabin. He spent about 15 minutes with us and we bantered back and forth during his tour. At the end of his tour, he was whisked away by a media type to take photos with the family. My son and I walked away after the media type said it would be a while for photos. My only regret was we didn't get a photo with Paul Newman. Although I have a good memory of a nice afternoon, I did have 15 minutes walking with fame.
Another " I met Paul Newman" story. I've seen your posts on at least 10 other celebrities on here and how you met them,
@tonys4396 ...but WHY NOT? I hadn't seen his story until just now, I enjoyed it.
❤❤❤❤👍🏼Jack
@@tonys4396Soooo…. to frame your comment, you spend endless hours of the strictly limited number hours gifted to you in your life looking at some stupid social media feed, looking for flaws in what people say. Very admirable use of your time. Thank you for your service to humanity.
His was the ability to be himself in every character he played. A gifted individual with humble abode. ❤
Paul Newman, an actor extraordinaire. A great humanitarian. Love him to bits. Wish he was still with us. He is someone none of us will ever forget.
I always buy Newman's Own! Always!
I was born in 1976. Most of my Hero’s of stage and screen are now dead. The reason I say this is because I’m only 46. Cherish everyone everything and every moment. It doesn’t last long xxx
youre not even old lol you were in your 20s at the turn of the millenium
@@Heopful old enough for what ? You cretin
Mr.Newman is an intuitive, gracious and a decisive performer. He appeals to all ages and knows his craft.
*was
He really loved Joann, very beautiful
Paul Neumann was a incredible human being modest. And think he was one the greatest actors ever. Our country has lost a hero for humanity
*Newman
The Paul Newman scene I've always remembered the most vividly is from Hud when he said, "My Mama loved me but she died." That was the piercing insight into his character.
@@chrischichester7823 did you really have to reply like that?
This is a true movie star!!!! and a class act. This is what GREAT is.
Handsome from birth to his death. Beautiful man.
One of my favourites of his, I didn't hear mentioned was Absence of Malice. Very moving.
Any movie I saw him in I was mesmerized by his acting, and how handsome he was.✌️💥
Most handsome actor EVER! A GREAT man!
Totally beautiful
And he drank like a crazy thirsty fish
He lived far removed from Hollywood, didn’t seek attention. Started camps for under privileged children with disabilities, started a food company that gives all profit to charity. How do you improve on that? I think it’s impossible. Anybody who could say anything negative or critical of this man has to be miserable and a hater.
The most BORING person in show biz. He lived far removed from Hollywood because no one wanted to hang out with him. His personality was torture,
Sadly, there are some insecure, sad little “hater” worms commenting here who wouldn’t have the capacity to carry a hair on Newman’s head.
@@googleyeyed5814 Here we go. Yet ANOTHER dictator who hates and insults anyone who disagrees with them. NORMAL people respect the likes and dislikes of others. I don't see anyone bashing Paul Newman. Finding someone boring doesn't mean they are wish them any harm.. So admit it. You can't deal with or accept anyone who has a different opinion from yours. You MUST be a Democrat.
@@googleyeyed5814 Well, Mr. Eyed, surely SOMETHING critical can be said. Not that it follows you're a Democrat, I would not make that accusation lightly.
I think Paul Newman was a brilliant actor and a > fine man. But, apparently, when Bill Buckley threatened to sock Gore Vidal in the goddamn face at the 1968 Democratic convention, assuring him he would stay "plastered" Mr. Newman appeared outside Buckley's trailer to register his displeasure. Vidal had called Buckley a "crypto-Nazi" - before crypto was a currency and Buckley had called Vidal a "queer" - before queer was a compliment. Howard K. Smith was sent into a dither and a tizzy.
So, I suppose admirers of WFB could argue that Mr. Newman had imprudently inserted himself into that memorable catfight. Perhaps so.
That is the only criticism I could manage and Mr. Newman lived 82 years. Pretty good record at that.
@@tonys4396 you MUST be a MAGAt, too afraid to think for yourself.
You know NOTHING about NORMAL.
Beautiful man. All the way around.
Remember one summer I use to be very shy and was uncomfortable socialising. This led to problems such as loneliness and depression. One night the television which only had two channels at the time showed The Long Hot Summer, Cat on a hot time roof and Someone up there likes me. Somehow these movies gave me confidence to go out and socialise. So thanks Paul for helping me to be the man I am today.
A magnificent actor in the truest sense of the word.
One of the greats, I loved the line from Cool Hand Luke, after he bluffs in the poker game.. " sometimes nothing is a real cool thing " 😎
My favourite all time movie👍
Paul’s His mother Theresa Born in Humenné , Slovakia 🇸🇰 near of me city
Was great actor
He was the most handsome man on earth! 😍🤩❤️
And the coolesr
@@reelincoln7747 ......No way! Steve McQueen was always the coolest
Paul Newman was definitely the coolest man to ever live. Eastwood probably second.
I recently learned with disappointment that Clint Eastwood, another great actor had political ideas that do not correspond to mine unfortunately... While Newman was a wonderful human being! He is my favorite anyway! 🎥❤
@@MC-bq9dj Clint Eastwood is conservative, what's there to disagree with?
I miss this man so much.. grew up with his films thorugh the 80's and 90's.
It's interesting as a watch guy seeing him with a digital watch that is probably under $100. Yet you talk to any high-end watch collector and the Holy Grail is the Paul Newman Rolex Daytona which sold in an auction for millions. It's nice to see in his later years he wasn't materialistic. Reminds me of my Dad.
Drove one of my besties to Sloan Kettering at 5am for surgery. As I was parking the car the limo pulled up and an orderly lifted Paul Newman out of the door and into a wheelchair. He was so thin and pale. Gave him the ASL sign for l love you and he smiled.
man was class in everything he did in his life.
You could say that about millions of people !!!!
He was boring and his "Newman's Own" scam makes him a boring crook
Try doing some reading about the seedier side of his life!
@@tonys4396it looks like it’s only your single opinion.
NO ONE doesn’t love Paul Newman
A legend of an gorgeous actor , blue eyes and general gorgeousness❤. Him, Steve McQueen, and Robert Redford were in their time absolute class❤
Humble, practical, wise, crudely funny. Loved the interview.
Thank you Paul for being you and the studios for this great interview.
What a magnificent man.
I enjoyed this interview a lot. What I admired most about this man is he is totally devoid of artifice,very honest very genuine he didn't try to "intellectualized" his acting he was right when he said it was organic. I loved that he had no affectation,and this guy was a true movie star but it never went to his head.
Very charming,very complex,very cerebral,compassionate a well rounded and balanced human being!
He's as boring as his "Newman's Own" baloney where he rents his name out to various horrible food manufacturers.
@@tonys4396 ... that's right Tony, you've nailed it. None of any and all of the profits went/go to anything of any import. Clearly, you read the memo about Paul Newman. Here's Ricky Gervais' take ... 🤗 ... : - ua-cam.com/video/L3dxMGzt5mU/v-deo.html
@@tonys4396 ... too long, didn't read. You should pop one out before hitting the net, Karen ... you'd come over as less of a dick ...🤗 ...
@@tonys4396 ... ya knob ... you get off on this sh t, or what? Go learn to box and get off this message board, ya girly. Go figure how to win with your front teeth knocked out ... hell, you'd become my hero. Just remember to punch high ... I'm thinking you'll be needing a stool to stand on ... so if you miss with your fist, you can get them with your elbow ... 🤗 ...
O Wilde ... did you know, if you delete your comment - being the heading comment - every comment gets deleted beneath, along with it ... 🥳 ...
Paul Newman was special. He had presence. Some have it many do not. Sidney Poitier had it. Denzil has it. Will Smith does NOT have it. Brian Dennehy had it.
I know what you mean ‘a presence’ a mere handful of actors and actresses had or have it👍
I actually disagree.......
Will Smith DOES have presence. A very ANNOYING presence!!!
And such a thoughtful, and humorous, man. His memoir is raw and worth reading.
So you only like black actors? Broaden your horizons,
Yul Brynner, Omar Sharif
Everybody raved about his blue eyes, but his lips especially when he was younger....Damn!
And cheekbones
And when he was young that amazing six pack he had. I don't know how true it is but I read someplace that every single morning he would wake up and do 300 sit ups and wash his face with ice cold water
I like how Paul would callout his own dissatisfaction with his own performances, regardless of praise for that very role he himself was not happy with..
I loved him in so many movies. I am a huge fan of The Hustler and when he reprised his role of “Fast” Eddie Felsom in The Color of Money 25 years later.
Absolutely! “The Hustler “ is truly under appreciated! I thought it was great and his reprisal of Fast Eddie Felson was master class!
A very handsome man he was, brilliant actor, but shy and reserved. Was brought up watching his movies, good stuff.
Newman-Haas racing won championships. His favorite sound was a V8. He understood how to create success and be elegant with it. RIP Paul Newman
We were part of such a different culture in his day (for better or worse). I miss the organic spontaneity of the less precise era. Thanks for sharing this.
definately worse in most cases.
Nobody’s Fool was a great film
Paul Newman is my screen saver. When I open my laptop to start a presentation, these youngsters ask, "Is that your husband?" And I am always like, "No, but I wish!" My own husband totally gets it that he's still my only hall pass.
Didn't he died?
I love this interview ❤❤. Still today one of my favorite movies is Robert Redford and Paul Newman in the Sting❤. I love all of their movies together and independently. These two brilliant men are like Brad Pitt today, only 100 time's better in looks and acting ❤❤. Thank you for their interviews ❤❤. Great job!! You are probably doing this from heaven ❤🙏. Sean from hot wings would be great at these interviews ❤.
The very first Inside the Actor’s Studio episode. James Lipton specifically asked Newman to be the first guest. I remember watching this when it first came out. It was phenomenal. Here again now after watching the new HBO series.
New HBO series about what? Please explain
@@624radicalham the new docuseries on Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward done by Ethan Hawke called The Last Movie Stars.
@@Slightlybent Much appreciated. Had no way of knowing this and I'll look into it. I haven't had HBO since the 1990s lol
I never knew that Paul Newman was so boring. Bad enough having to put up with James Lipton, but having to put up with TWO people who are this boring is torture.
@@tonys4396 Ah yes low attention span and ADHD. Who's not boring to you? Taylor Swift?
One of the greatest actors of all time.
Such a charismatic and talented person, who did so much good in the world. I got to go to his camps when I was a kid and then came back as a counselor when I was older. Incredible family. THANK YOU PAUL!!!!
He was great in every movie and overlooked for oscars
He is the embodied excellence!
Watched " Sometimes a Great Notion" with him yesterday, great film, great man, great actor
A little known film of his but was really one of his best performances.
Anyone called, Newman, is a friend of Ours ❤❤❤❤
The sceen where he point and says, "with you" ☝☺Mathew McConaughey- a modern acter came to mind..
A true class act and a fantastic actor. Gave a lot to charity.
It was all tax deductible and face it, he had the worst personality in show biz.
@@tonys4396 wow, you know *every* personality in show biz?
No?
Then shut it, you look like a nitwit.
@@tonys4396 Someone's got the hots for Paul Newman. Little stuffy in that closet, Tony?🤣
Just a wonderful actor and human being. RIP Paul Newman and James Lipton.
I greatly admired Paul Newman’s acting ability, his charity work, sense of humor, intelligence and of course I loved his good looks. One thing to remember is not to put anyone on a pedestal or you will be disappointed. Paul had his demons and to his credit he dealt with them as all good men do. You will see them in Ethan Hawks documentary but do not despair. He was human like the rest of us and did the best he could. God bless him.
This is a REAL movie star
Love this man and his acting. Sooooo talented…
Was so awesome racing Cars with him at Riverside Raceway Paul & Joanne were very nice he has his crew with a semi made into a huge kitchen
This an was a first class human being, ever so humble, generous and self-deprocating. A role model non- pariel.
Royalty.
His self awareness and and storytelling are aspirational.
Paul Newman, was my favorite actor, i was the Peterboro Patriots radio sponser, Sheehan's Rustproofing, i new one of the second assistant directors, Peter Burrell.
I just loved Paul Newman. My late husband reminded so much of him when we married.
@Joanna Kent. Mr Newman was in a film in the late 60s called 'The Secret War of Harry Frigg'. Mom and I were hundreds of miles from home at the university my 9 years older brother was attending. My 7 years older sister was also in school in the area, and she and Mom needed some time with my brother, likely including alcoholic beverages, so my 12 year old presence was not 'invited', instead I was left at the local movie theater for the afternoon.
My very first chance to watch a movie without adult supervision, and my sitter was Paul Newman's movie about some guy named Harry Frigg.
I was in heaven! An afternoon at the movies by myself and Paul was in charge. Don't recall the details of the movie, and I was not old enough to be concerned about anything other than I was given the reigns over myself for a few hours!
Frigg may have been the movie he was in just before 'Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid'.
That one afternoon at the movie with Paul Newman was like a rite of passage for me. I have been a huge fan ever since. He also was into racing and that was something we both loved!
I envy your experience with Paul as a racer. I bet his side job as an actor never even came up!
His abilities behind the wheel were well known, and other professional racers respected his talent as a driver.
He drove race cars, his side gig was acting!
Paul was the best ! No question about that.
Intuitive acting 🎭 is feeling it, enjoying it and slipping into character. ❤
Paul Newman's human goodness lives to tis day with his superior products giving their profits to charitable causes.
RIP, legends.
A REAL Hollywood legend.🎥😉
Such a beautiful man.... In appearance and inside. Absolutely a Rockstar. ❤❤❤
Had the pleasure of watching this interview tonight, Newman appeared to be a tough interview... that being said this was a man that didn't buy all the hype or believe all that was written, pro or con... seemed to be down to earth... well worth watching... the peterman...
Thank you for all these exceptional interviews with the actors we lovevto love.❤️
Simply the best!!
I liked him in Hud
Just saw that for first time.
Paul Newman, from everything I have heard about him, especially after his death, was one of those actors in Hollywood who I would say was truly a class act.
After his death, I heard on the radio that he gave extensively to charity, which was something I already had heard years before, but was revealed was he gave more to charity in secret than he did publicly, and that made me go: "Wow, what a cool guy."
I cannot read the hearts of other people, but I would say many who are in the public eye give to charity so as to bolster their own image, and given that in Hollywood image is everything, supposedly, I guess all of them have to do that to a certain degree.
However the true act of giving is giving, but not wanting any glory for it, and that's what Paul Newman did, by giving secretly to charity like he did. I can't say I think much of celebrities, in fact I really don't care about them period, but I must say that Paul Newman is one who will always have my respect.
What he says at about 13:17 is something that recurs in his interviews. He constantly highlighted and recognized the evolution and growth that was part of his life and work. It seemed to be very important to him as well it should have been. What an endlessly fascinating human being.
It recurs because he is one of the most boring people on the planet. The guy NEVER had much of a personality.
@@tonys4396 Jealous, much? It must sting like a scorpion bite.
@@googleyeyed5814 LOL That'll be the day I am jealous of a boring person. I guess you feel fame is something to be jealous of. I see people as people. I don't care what they do for a living. It's a job. He's a buy who had a good job but was one of the most boring people on the planet. I guess you can't see or admit that because you are starstruck. A lot of people in trailer camps with no GED get all emotional over famous people. Now behave yourself. Your insecurity is showing,
@@tonys4396 Says a nobody, who nobody except maybe their parents will remember. He had class, personality and looks, something that God didn't give you.
@@piscesempress1978 Do you gear yourself viciously attacking someone who finds Paul Newman boring? LOL and I always thought that people who are on public assistance were entitled to free psychiatric care.
Paul the best.
Just a brilliant man.. The wheels were always turning…. He had a gift
he is so loved
Cool very clever God bless Mr newman
“I never felt that I had a gift to perform, but it was something I wanted badly enough. I kept after it.” Hearing this, comforts me because being an actor, I feel this way. I want it bad enough and I love it and I want to work at it. It’s about hard work. Love all his films and philanthropy. Great human and great actor.
Loved Paul… loved the Kazan transition… I have used it a lot!
He was ‘the best, better than all the rest!’
I first saw him in the.."Siĺver Chalice" and have always loved the way he walked, talked and his sense of humor.
Kind of disappointed they didn't touch upon Cool hand Luke. I saw that a couple years after it came out around 1969. I was 10 years old living outside of Detroit in Royal Oak Michigan. There was a double feature in the little downtown at the Main theater. It was Bonnie and Clyde and Cool hand Luke. I knew I saw two incredible adult like movies. And I was only 10 years old.
And I really thought he was going to say race car driver if he was able to do another profession besides acting. I actually saw him one time, being an avid race fan at the IndyCar race in 1995 in wisconsin, Road America. Still have it on video
Class - Grace
The great cool hand Luke...