I've been saying that too but millennials attack the mere suggestion. I often point out how much more well spoken people were back then. I grew up around all of those people and I can tell the difference! : )
@@flower1990-B For God's sake, you missed the entire points made by "S" and "Clee Boy." Oh, so today's "big English actors" naturally talk with unique, pleasing American accents of half a century ago? The focus is on changes in Americans' -- well over 300 million of them -- natural manner of speaking NOT "trained . . . big English actors." The inclination is that the everyday practice of verbal communication hasn't improved; in contrast to vast improvements in the multiple, sophisticated, complex manners of audio recording of the spoken word. News flash: with a dialect coach a gifted performer, whether English or American, can speak with any dialect and 'pull it off.' "S" and "Clee Boy" were commenting on how pleasing and well spoken -- and dare I include "literate" -- many Americans spoke a half century ago. And in Sharon Tate's instance here, 1967, a perfect example of normal, young Americans speaking; clearly with correct pronunciation and grammar plus a pleasing tone. "Same today with big English actors." Give me a break. The focus, the specifics, were on everyday Americans' inclined capacities for speaking naturally, mid 1960s vs. early 2020s.
I do all the time and I’m 59 I’ve always felt this way since it happen we were all cheated but mainly she was and the rest of the victims they all had so much more to live for
Absolutely, and I sometimes feel angry about the way Polanski has behaved since her death. Totally disrespectful of her life and the life of her child. It was only a short time after her death that he was camped outside a Swiss finishing school, sniffing around the teenage girls. Not that he respected and was faithful to her during their marriage either.
She was. With all due respect to Roman Polanski, he didn’t deserve her. He loved her but he was very unfaithful. She loved him too. It was her hope that the child she was carrying would make him a more responsible man. The whole thing was just beyond tragic.
She did a interview with Merv Griffith in London it’s in black and white she was getting ready to make the movie the Vampire killers it’s about 7 minutes long I think but I think that’s the longest one I’ve ever seen
It can be quite painful, watching her speak. I wasn't even born when all that meaningless evil happened. I just don't get how people could be so heartless, cruel and merciless. Who could hurt such a lady like her.
I agree. It's very hard to watch this interview knowing what the outcome of her life was. She was just being herself here, no BS just keeping it real. Sharon was one of a kind
Yesterday I watched the Fearless Vampire Killers for the first time, I couldn't stop crying each time she showed up on screen, she had such a beautiful aura around her. Her soft voice, her beautiful face, her grace. She was such a unique person that didn't deserve what she got.
@@luismarioguerrerosanchez4747 I love that movie I watch it all the time . I love her and miss her . She was a beautiful person inside and out. The world was robbed of a special person .
I’m only 26 and I got into Sharon Tate just over the pandemic and when I finally watched the movie I was disappointed as well and I was really surprised that so many people raved about the performance. It was so empty.
Astute point. I wonder if Tarantino was trying to convey the innocent flower-power & “all you need is love” vibe-somewhat ubiquitous throughout the era-via the cinematic portrayal of Miss Tate? Its essentially being a Good vs. Evil Fairy Tale, blatantly presented as “Once Upon a Time…”, the Evil of the tale has long-been known, rather dramatically and often visually graphic. However, the light, care-free, seeming innocence of the times plays little part in the true story. Notwithstanding the goodness and innocence of the victims, the end of the 1960s was filled with extreme political strife. From a little kid’s perspective, the decade was filled with international & US assassinations; the Vietnam war fought by teenagers whose death tally was reported on the 5/6 news for kids to see; the Youth Movement & Yippie anti-war protests…and so much more. On the exciting side: Colors and design exploded in every visual manner: Interior design; artworks; textiles; furnishings; CLOTHING & COSMETICS (Mary Quant, Betsey Johnson, Edie Sedgwick, Andy Warhol, Twiggy), with shops abounding on Carnaby St & King’s Road-all the while some of the greatest music ever composed was being produced by the most innovative equipment. BUT those changes; those vibes scared many of the population. How does the filmmaker create a Fairytale with a universally known EVIL entity, lacking an opposing equally powerful essence of GOOD? We know Tarantino produced an heroic figure at the tale’s end. What’s lacking is the pure power of the Divine Feminine for Good. The real Sharon Tate, an athlete in her own right, who performed all of her stunts in two of her films-left a legacy for which a writer of Fairytales could have brought alive cinematically in a heroine’s role of triumph over Evil.
I get so disturbed and devastated when I see footage of her. She was beautiful and full of promise and then two years later, the most atrocious things happened to her. RIP
thank God none of us know what is around the corner for us. I just think of it as being the last half hour of her life was filled with horror then eternal bliss.
Yes too bad the movies she made were silly or focused on her body. She talks about studying with Lee Strasberg but the films she made don’t reflect that very much.
@@angelwings7930 I wouldn't agree with that at all. Eye of the Devil hasa great deal of acting and she comes off as as sinister. 13 Chairs is another one where she shows her flip to comedy. Matter of fact, every movie she did seemed different from the next from Malibu to Ms. Carlson. We are literally only talking a year or two. What did you expect...Hamlet when she is just starting?
So honest and direct yet abnormally personable and polite. Just like her mother and sister. The Tate's were salt of the earth, you can just tell. A precious video. Thanks.
@@adrian72300 I do have to wonder. It seems the industry was run by Satanists probably from the beginning. Did she make a “deal” to be an actress ? Supposedly raised as a Catholic but her lifestyle and the films she made were sketchy. Sharon did nude photos too. I read Ed Sanders book. That was an experience !
Sharon’s mother was supposedly a Catholic but never wavered in her support of Sharon being in trashy Hollywood, making weird films and doing photos without her clothes on.
Me too. I took a copy, added lovingly to my collection of all things Sharon. Footage of her speaking is so rare. Other snippets are often incomplete, like her 1965 interview on Eye on the Devil set.
Sharon is so breathtakingly beautiful. Such class and honesty from her always. A sweet, simple, pure, & radiant inner soul & equally as beautiful on the outside of course. What a timeless beauty. Thank you for gifting us this interview footage of her as there isn’t a lot out there of her. In my opinion Sharons beauty will live on forever. ❤️✨
@@angholloway5091 Patty Duke who played Neely O’ Hara had sadly passed away in 2016. Barbara Parkins who played Anne Welles in the movie is still with us today 🙏
Wow this is very rare!!! It's so great to see Sharon in this footage and she came across as smart and sweet. It's so sad that she was taken from us so violently. R.I.P. Sharon and her unborn son.
She was an incredible actress she was lovely young girl back then she would have been my granny's age I really hate what happened to her and her losing out on life so soon coz she deserved so much life and love and success ❤️👍🏻 Tx for capturing this back then
My goodness, what a beautiful woman and even a beautiful voice to go with it. She was such a special person and seemed so mature considering her youth too.
Happy Birthday Sharon Jan 24 1943. We still love you and miss you on this Jan 24 2022 . I’m watching the Fearless Vampire Killers . Much love from Ohio
Gosh this interview on actual film is so surreal considering the tradegy that befell her. I just feel incredibly sad and heartbroken.... R.I.P Sharon Tate
I love Sharon, her taste was flawless and her personality was so softly radiant and free. Her style & manner of speaking are especially beautiful. People always comment on how effortlessly refined women were back then, but nothing is effortless. It takes a lot of skill to be so feminine yet sharp.
The bow in her hair is so lovely. She's such a natural beauty to her. Very honest and intelligent. I love that about her. ❤ Every so often I'll watch interviews with her. I wish I was alive in those times, simply so I could watch the movies in the theater. People seemed more carefree.
Beautiful speaking voice and diction. Such a stunning girl and on her way until those monsters took her life. May she and her baby Rest In Peace along with those that died with her.
LOL her own woman? she did whatever Roman told her to do, she couldn't even wear makeup unless he approved of it, he would make her have sex with other people while he filmed it, her own woman? she was an obedient, oversized head witch, stop with the celebrity worship
@Kittie Kellie At age 26, not even Jane Fonda or Vanessa Redgrave were considered A list. Jane Fonda did the movie Barbarella at age 30. In the future she might have gone on to do tv episodes of Columbo, Streets of San Fransisco, Barnaby Jones, or Kojak, or very possibly some substantial movie roles. What's important is that she had those decades to live and raise a family as she intended and saw fit, just like her peers had, who were not robbed of 50 years of their life.
I'll never forget going to the movies to see a screwy little comedy film "Don't make waves" with Tony Curtis, and being mesmerized by the drop dead beauty of an Actress, so I anxiously waited for the credits to get her name, Sharon Tate! I remember thinking she was certainly headed for fame, then the inconceivable horror in the news hearing that she was murdered and it broke my heart!! After all these years I still think Sharon Tate is one of the most beautiful women I ever seen!!
Wow. Thank you for posting this. I have been a longtime fan of Sharon Tate, but this is the first time seeing this interview in film. I have seen plenty of photos of it, but this is the first film for me. Again, thanks!
Wow, I never realized Bobbie was around for so long. I watched her interviews with Carrie Fisher, some 10 and 20 years later, which were great. Sharon seemed like a lovely person.
She is awesome and her life itself should be celebrated more instead of her end. For this interview she seemed tired and didn’t really want to do this, but she was gracious about it and kind nonetheless. 💖
Well she had a miserable time on Valley of the Dolls, first thinking it was a terrible script and only doing it because she knew the book's bestseller status meant the film would likely do well. And second, Mark Robson treated her horribly on the set, and all the actresses say the mood on the film just dropped once Judy Garland was fired. So she probably wasn't too keen on having to pretend to be excited to promote it
@@BetterWithBob That makes a lot of sense. Thanks for sharing. Also, I had no idea Judy Garland was initially cast. Do you have any more info what happened with her?
Interviewers made attempts in those days to ask far more interesting questions than they do now, then again film actors' egos have certainly inflated since that time so perhaps they can't any longer.
She was so kind , down to earth and feminine. Beautiful but no ego really. What a waste - it’s like she could’ve been a friend, sister, beloved co worker etc .
Yes, I had to get it as well. I need Sharon around me, even if it’s in a book. I leave the book on my table, open, and see her and say a prayer for her every day.
0:00 - 0:15 An added bonus to this treasure chest of an archival piece of film of an adored American actress in a casual, Hollywood setting speaking as herself, is the clear view of the 'waterfront' portion of the 20th Century Fox Studios' backlot. This wide angle, behind-the-scenes view is a treat for all the Shout! Factory and UA-cam viewers of the 500+ posted episodes of the '60s sensation, "Peyton Place," that aired on ABC 1964 - 69, uniquely up to three nights a week some seasons and NO summer repeats, it was that popular. Oh, the stories 'these sets could tell' (ed. - a variation of 'if these walls could talk') -- including Sharon's co-lead and "Peyton Place" star Barbara Parkins -- that could equal or surpass many of the memorable plot developments!
Notice how pleasing American accents were to hear back in the 60s, sounds so refined and classy.
I've been saying that too but millennials attack the mere suggestion. I often point out how much more well spoken people were back then. I grew up around all of those people and I can tell the difference! : )
She sounds English
You're so right. Now it is a contest to see how many times they can say "like" in a sentence.
@@flower1990-B For God's sake, you missed the entire points made by "S" and "Clee Boy." Oh, so today's "big English actors" naturally talk with unique, pleasing American accents of half a century ago? The focus is on changes in Americans' -- well over 300 million of them -- natural manner of speaking NOT "trained . . . big English actors." The inclination is that the everyday practice of verbal communication hasn't improved; in contrast to vast improvements in the multiple, sophisticated, complex manners of audio recording of the spoken word.
News flash: with a dialect coach a gifted performer, whether English or American, can speak with any dialect and 'pull it off.'
"S" and "Clee Boy" were commenting on how pleasing and well spoken -- and dare I include "literate" -- many Americans spoke a half century ago. And in Sharon Tate's instance here, 1967, a perfect example of normal, young Americans speaking; clearly with correct pronunciation and grammar plus a pleasing tone.
"Same today with big English actors." Give me a break. The focus, the specifics, were on everyday Americans' inclined capacities for speaking naturally, mid 1960s vs. early 2020s.
People grunt and mumble nowadays like primates when they aren't whining in high-pitched nasal tones.
God I love her so much, feel like I miss her even though I hadn't met her. Who else feels the same?
Me! 1000 times over.
I do all the time and I’m 59 I’ve always felt this way since it happen we were all cheated but mainly she was and the rest of the victims they all had so much more to live for
🙏🙏🙏
Absolutely, and I sometimes feel angry about the way Polanski has behaved since her death. Totally disrespectful of her life and the life of her child.
It was only a short time after her death that he was camped outside a Swiss finishing school, sniffing around the teenage girls.
Not that he respected and was faithful to her during their marriage either.
Me, hugely. I was born many years after she passed away, but I feel like I would have really been good friends with her
Sharon Tate was so poised and smart. She was not just a great beauty, she was much more than her looks!!
Amen she always seemed older than she actually was ...very mature for her age🐱
Yes I agree she was no dumb blonde that’s for sure , she was a kind and gentle person beautiful both inside and out . I love you Sharon
@@carriehenry6721 Most people were more mature at a younger age in the past, as life expectancies got longer, people were slower to mature
I agree wholeheartedly, but MAN was she a looker.
@@SerlingPictures She had alluring eyes for sure
She was not a chatterbox...there was an honesty and directness to her...intelligent. Seemed a nice person
She was. With all due respect to Roman Polanski, he didn’t deserve her. He loved her but he was very unfaithful. She loved him too. It was her hope that the child she was carrying would make him a more responsible man. The whole thing was just beyond tragic.
Her surviving sister Debra said that about Sharon, that she was very intelligent. Too bad so many others couldn't see that.
This is really the longest video we have ever seen of her speaking casually as herself. Thank you for posting this!
There’s more videos
She did a interview with Merv Griffith in London it’s in black and white she was getting ready to make the movie the Vampire killers it’s about 7 minutes long I think but I think that’s the longest one I’ve ever seen
Sharon doesn’t seem entirely gracious towards Bobbi. Bobbi seems like a sweetheart.
@Diana Curry And ? So what ? She wasn’t so gracious.
@@angelwings7930 How so?
It can be quite painful, watching her speak. I wasn't even born when all that meaningless evil happened. I just don't get how people could be so heartless, cruel and merciless. Who could hurt such a lady like her.
I agree. It's very hard to watch this interview knowing what the outcome of her life was. She was just being herself here, no BS just keeping it real. Sharon was one of a kind
I was around then. I have adored her since that time. Any new footage of Sharon is precious.
@@davidhailstone7794 I was 7 when she died . I love her I thought she was a good actress , still learning her trade .
jealous and murderous persons. And usually these persons feel that they are useless in society a pile of garbage.
@@Nemesios777 exactly
What a lovely girl she was. That is how I choose to remember her.
I love hearing her voice
Angel...
She was soft spoken she spoke how a lady is suppose to talk
Yesterday I watched the Fearless Vampire Killers for the first time, I couldn't stop crying each time she showed up on screen, she had such a beautiful aura around her. Her soft voice, her beautiful face, her grace.
She was such a unique person that didn't deserve what she got.
@@luismarioguerrerosanchez4747 I love that movie I watch it all the time . I love her and miss her . She was a beautiful person inside and out. The world was robbed of a special person .
Some people like Anton Lavey, but did you know that Lavey is the one who trained Manson on how to become a cult leader?
So articulate and down-to-earth, not slightly ditzy as she was portrayed in the Tarantino flick.
I thought exactly the same!
It was a weak portrayal
I’m only 26 and I got into Sharon Tate just over the pandemic and when I finally watched the movie I was disappointed as well and I was really surprised that so many people raved about the performance. It was so empty.
Astute point. I wonder if Tarantino was trying to convey the innocent flower-power & “all you need is love” vibe-somewhat ubiquitous throughout the era-via the cinematic portrayal of Miss Tate?
Its essentially being a Good vs. Evil
Fairy Tale, blatantly presented as “Once Upon a Time…”, the Evil of the tale has long-been known, rather dramatically and often visually graphic.
However, the light, care-free, seeming innocence of the times plays little part in the true story. Notwithstanding the goodness and innocence of the victims, the end of the 1960s was filled with extreme political strife.
From a little kid’s perspective, the decade was filled with international & US assassinations; the Vietnam war fought by teenagers whose death tally was reported on the 5/6 news for kids to see; the Youth Movement & Yippie anti-war protests…and so much more.
On the exciting side: Colors and design exploded in every visual manner: Interior design; artworks; textiles; furnishings; CLOTHING & COSMETICS (Mary Quant, Betsey Johnson, Edie Sedgwick, Andy Warhol, Twiggy), with shops abounding on Carnaby St & King’s Road-all the while some of the greatest music ever composed was being produced by the most innovative equipment.
BUT those changes; those vibes scared many of the population.
How does the filmmaker create a Fairytale with a universally known EVIL entity, lacking an opposing equally powerful essence of GOOD?
We know Tarantino produced an heroic figure at the tale’s end. What’s lacking is the pure power of the Divine Feminine for Good.
The real Sharon Tate, an athlete in her own right, who performed all of her stunts in two of her films-left a legacy for which a writer of Fairytales could have brought alive cinematically in a heroine’s role of triumph over Evil.
@@hollywoodjaded love this. Great analysis
So humble and beautiful! Love her voice!
She sounds so much like her incredible mom, Doris Tate. It is the same soft, serene cadence.
Yes, Sharon was a class act all the way.
She was such a beauty . Great interview.
❤looking at her,wow
@@lloydkline6946 I looks like Sharon Tate (but I’m brunette)
"klaudiajamrocha6346," "She was such a beauty." "check."
"Great interview." NOT.
She seem very sweet,and down to earth,it is a shame how this actress life came to a brutal ending.. RIP Sharon.
Dream on
Bobby Wygant died today. 97 years old. Well done. RIP.
I just started getting in tuned if Bobby Wygant interviewing and I like to view things of the past
She sure had an interesting life. Maybe someone will write a biography.
I get so disturbed and devastated when I see footage of her. She was beautiful and full of promise and then two years later, the most atrocious things happened to her. RIP
thank God none of us know what is around the corner for us. I just think of it as being the last half hour of her life was filled with horror then eternal bliss.
Bad things happen to beautiful people too. If she was ugly the tragedy was unnoticed
I wish we had more years of Sharon, she was amazing.
Brilliant actress like Bruce lee wish we had more of their acting work
@Kitty Kelly she barely got to show her talent, shutup.
She would’ve rocked the 70s fashion
I wonder how she would hace aged, not just physically, but mentally
Such a lovely voice and the interviewer asked thoughtful questions and had a warm presence about her.
There’s definitely a deep intellectual element to her. She was focused on her career and appeared very professional.
Yes too bad the movies she made were silly or focused on her body. She talks about studying with Lee Strasberg but the films she made don’t reflect that very much.
@@angelwings7930 I wouldn't agree with that at all. Eye of the Devil hasa great deal of acting and she comes off as as sinister. 13 Chairs is another one where she shows her flip to comedy. Matter of fact, every movie she did seemed different from the next from Malibu to Ms. Carlson. We are literally only talking a year or two. What did you expect...Hamlet when she is just starting?
What a doll.I'm in love with her voice.💖
Really nice interview, and I liked the person Interviewing Sharon Tate as well.
What a nice interview, have never seen it before, I love her voice and poise..she is beautiful
Me neither I just seen it today
Not only she was very beautiful but she was very smart!! She was only 23 here!!!! A lovely creature.❤
24.
She's very likeable too.
So honest and direct yet abnormally personable and polite. Just like her mother and sister. The Tate's were salt of the earth, you can just tell. A precious video. Thanks.
LOL OMG. salt of the earth? whew! such praise for a devil worshipping witch like Sharon Tate was
@@adrian72300 Aye. x o x o
@@adrian72300 I do have to wonder. It seems the industry was run by Satanists probably from the beginning. Did she make a “deal” to be an actress ? Supposedly raised as a Catholic but her lifestyle and the films she made were sketchy. Sharon did nude photos too. I read Ed Sanders book. That was an experience !
Sharon’s mother was supposedly a Catholic but never wavered in her support of Sharon being in trashy Hollywood, making weird films and doing photos without her clothes on.
Bobby Wygant still alive at 96 (2023) I'm glad to say 👍
A true beauty inside and out. She didn't deserve to be remembered by the manson crew. So sweet and humble for an actress.
Remembered ?
Such a lovely human being, such a senseless loss
I keep re-watching this video. Sharon is so articulate and lovely and the reporter is so skilled. What a treat this is!
Me too. I took a copy, added lovingly to my collection of all things Sharon. Footage of her speaking is so rare. Other snippets are often incomplete, like her 1965 interview on Eye on the Devil set.
Even the reporters voice soothe me
She seems annoyed to me here. Not into it
Sharon is so breathtakingly beautiful. Such class and honesty from her always. A sweet, simple, pure, & radiant inner soul & equally as beautiful on the outside of course. What a timeless beauty. Thank you for gifting us this interview footage of her as there isn’t a lot out there of her. In my opinion Sharons beauty will live on forever. ❤️✨
Are the other 2 women who were her co stars from valley of the dolls still alive?
@@angholloway5091 Patty Duke who played Neely O’ Hara had sadly passed away in 2016. Barbara Parkins who played Anne Welles in the movie is still with us today 🙏
@@gmillz9427 thank you
Absolutely agree. Sharon will live on forever in our minds, no matter how old we were when we first came to know her. 🪷🐈⬛
Wow this is very rare!!! It's so great to see Sharon in this footage and she came across as smart and sweet. It's so sad that she was taken from us so violently. R.I.P. Sharon and her unborn son.
It looks like she had a long day at work and was still polite enough to give an interview.
@Kitty Kelly Reserved, quiet people often have to deal with the "attitude" insinuations. It's quite unfortunate.
@Kitty Kelly no u
She was a bit snippy with the interviewer. 🙄
@@AvecPoesie Or people with attitudes receive justifiable “insinuations” 🤡. Sharon wasn’t exactly a saint.
She was very beautiful and seemed like she had such a kind heart. RIP 🪦. If she were still alive she would have been 79 years old
Sharon was incredibly beautiful, and a great talent, her life cut short by human garbage, some still in prison.
RIP Sharon, you won't be forgotten.
i could listen to her talking all day, what a lovely laugh!
She was an incredible actress she was lovely young girl back then she would have been my granny's age I really hate what happened to her and her losing out on life so soon coz she deserved so much life and love and success ❤️👍🏻
Tx for capturing this back then
So beautiful and intelligent, well spoken
R.I.P. Sharon Tate
My goodness, what a beautiful woman and even a beautiful voice to go with it. She was such a special person and seemed so mature considering her youth too.
They both have such good manners and speak clearly and intelligently.
Sharon Tate seems like an intellectual as well as a beauty. It hurts watching interviews and knowing what happens soon after. It’s so awful.
May she and her baby rest in peace for eternity ♥️
Such a sincere beautiful voice. And her beauty and grace were undeniable. Love her!!
Happy Birthday Sharon Jan 24 1943. We still love you and miss you on this Jan 24 2022 . I’m watching the Fearless Vampire Killers . Much love from Ohio
I'm always looking at this interview only to hear her sweet and educated way of speaking. She was absolutely adorable. ❤🌺🌹
I was just a small child when I seen her, but, immediately, I became a huge fan. She was awesome!
Gosh this interview on actual film is so surreal considering the tradegy that befell her. I just feel incredibly sad and heartbroken....
R.I.P Sharon Tate
I love Sharon, her taste was flawless and her personality was so softly radiant and free. Her style & manner of speaking are especially beautiful. People always comment on how effortlessly refined women were back then, but nothing is effortless. It takes a lot of skill to be so feminine yet sharp.
She does appear effortless quite a lot
Her choice in her marriage was a mistake. She didn't deserve the betrayal from Polanski.
Wtf.
@@Onmysheet She put up with it. Not smart. Supposedly she was considering divorce.
@@angelwings7930 She put up with it because she had feelings for him, and was pregnant.
I hadn’t seen this interview from her.. Her beauty was so unlike anyone else’s.. Just gorgeous and she was almost shy timid in character . ❤️❤️❤️
Oh I could just listen to her talk for hours, even if it was about nothing at all. Her voice is absolutely lovely.
The bow in her hair is so lovely. She's such a natural beauty to her. Very honest and intelligent. I love that about her. ❤ Every so often I'll watch interviews with her. I wish I was alive in those times, simply so I could watch the movies in the theater. People seemed more carefree.
Beautiful speaking voice and diction. Such a stunning girl and on her way until those monsters took her life. May she and her baby Rest In Peace along with those that died with her.
What a lovely girl, she truly was wonderful! No one deserved what happened to her!
Sharon Tate was so beautiful ❤️
This proves once more what I've always thought about Sharon. That is she was smart, intelligent, and most of all her own woman.
LOL her own woman? she did whatever Roman told her to do, she couldn't even wear makeup unless he approved of it, he would make her have sex with other people while he filmed it, her own woman? she was an obedient, oversized head witch, stop with the celebrity worship
@@adrian72300 how do u all that is true go away
@@donnalombardo1135 how do u all that is true go away, hmm? 🤷♂️ what does even mean?
@@adrian72300 what do u think it means adios
@@donnalombardo1135 That you make no sense
Gosh Ms. Sharon Tate was STUNNING.. and you can tell that she was really a sweet person
Absolutely flawless, miss her a lot!!
Her acting work still.around, ,she like bruce lee, had brilliant acting work, but we had more of it
@Kittie Kellie At age 26, not even Jane Fonda or Vanessa Redgrave were considered A list. Jane Fonda did the movie Barbarella at age 30. In the future she might have gone on to do tv episodes of Columbo, Streets of San Fransisco, Barnaby Jones, or Kojak, or very possibly some substantial movie roles. What's important is that she had those decades to live and raise a family as she intended and saw fit, just like her peers had, who were not robbed of 50 years of their life.
@@lloydkline6946 She wasn’t a brilliant actress. She did ok but wasn’t considered a genius.
After all these years a new interview with this wonderful human being! Thanks for sharing it means a lot to me. 💛
Sharon Tate 1943/1969 You Are Truly Missed And Loved❤️💔
Thank you for uploading this. It was wonderful to see. And it's very cool to see Bobbie Wygant! She's been around forever and was always first class!
I'll never forget going to the movies to see a screwy little comedy film "Don't make waves" with Tony Curtis, and being mesmerized by the drop dead beauty of an Actress, so I anxiously waited for the credits to get her name, Sharon Tate! I remember thinking she was certainly headed for fame, then the inconceivable horror in the news hearing that she was murdered and it broke my heart!! After all these years I still think Sharon Tate is one of the most beautiful women I ever seen!!
Really like the interviewer lady! How decent and fair!
Thank you for share this treasure
It's really refreshing to hear Sharon Tate talk. You finally get an insight in her thought process. She's very eloquent.
Awww her voice is so adorable, she’s such a cutie pie 🥰
Wow. Thank you for posting this. I have been a longtime fan of Sharon Tate, but this is the first time seeing this interview in film. I have seen plenty of photos of it, but this is the first film for me. Again, thanks!
She was absolutely stunning and beautiful inside and out ♥️
Wow, I never realized Bobbie was around for so long. I watched her interviews with Carrie Fisher, some 10 and 20 years later, which were great. Sharon seemed like a lovely person.
I've only ever seen excerpts of this interview. Thank you for posting this.
Thank you so much!
Absolutely stunning and very kind and caring too!
She is awesome and her life itself should be celebrated more instead of her end. For this interview she seemed tired and didn’t really want to do this, but she was gracious about it and kind nonetheless. 💖
Very true & kind statement. I really hate that how her life ended is always focused on.
@@chrisb8655 well that's coz she was so young she could still have been alive of it hadn't happened
The way her life ended was tragic we can't ignore that
Well she had a miserable time on Valley of the Dolls, first thinking it was a terrible script and only doing it because she knew the book's bestseller status meant the film would likely do well. And second, Mark Robson treated her horribly on the set, and all the actresses say the mood on the film just dropped once Judy Garland was fired. So she probably wasn't too keen on having to pretend to be excited to promote it
@@BetterWithBob That makes a lot of sense. Thanks for sharing. Also, I had no idea Judy Garland was initially cast. Do you have any more info what happened with her?
Thank you so much. My precious Sharon 🥰
She was so beautiful. Gone way before her time.
Magnifique sharon tate. C'était une beauté disparue trop jeune. R.I.P SHARON TATE.💐🥀🌺
Sharon was beautiful on the inside and the outside
I’m in love with her and her voice. Omg. The most pleasant voice I’ve ever heard. She’s so lovely.
It's so sad watching her here at this time alive and well and knowing how her life ends and in such a gruesome way .
Beautiful lady inside and out.
Astonishingly beautiful. What a terrible shame her life ended in such an unspeakable way. Seems so natural and sweet here.
Great video footage, thanks for sharing!
Wow...very rare footage of the beautiful Sharon! 👍
Interviewers made attempts in those days to ask far more interesting questions than they do now, then again film actors' egos have certainly inflated since that time so perhaps they can't any longer.
she is ...special, cool, a free soul...in a very different vibe as the intervieuwer...
She was truly lovely. It shines from the inside. All the things she might have accomplished... R.I.P.xo
Such a stunningly beautiful woman. Intelligent and articulate as well. It is hard watching at times. RIP
Beautiful. Great speaking voice. So smart and gracious.
Wow what a lovely interview, thanks for uploading this!
Sharon said that Marilyn could never be replaced. Well...I think Sharon couldnt be replaced either!!!!🌟
Definitely not. To me she is the most beautiful woman ever on this planet. Period.
Absolutely,she was a star in the making in her own right,and she would of been a Super Star had she lived.
Her voice is so relaxing! ☺️❤️
Wow this incredible - we are so blessed to have this amazing archive of interviews going back decades
I love her and Marilyn Monroe!! They were both 1 person only. No one compares to either💖
I loved her in The Wrecking Crew she had great comic timing
Thank you for this rare footage!!!
She was so kind , down to earth and feminine. Beautiful but no ego really. What a waste - it’s like she could’ve been a friend, sister, beloved co worker etc .
Yes, she was as beautiful inside as she was outside. ♥️.
Beautiful Sharon. Rest in peace 🙏
Very beautiful 😔
She was so very charming and so staggeringly beauuuutiful!💕
A very special angel...💖😇🌹
@Kittie Kellie sounds like YOU are the passive aggressive one.
Yeah, Satan's angel
So well spoken lady
Thank you so much for sharing!
Her sister, Debra, wrote a coffee table book about Sharon called Recollection. I have it and it is great!
Yes, I had to get it as well. I need Sharon around me, even if it’s in a book. I leave the book on my table, open, and see her and say a prayer for her every day.
Sharon was so beautiful!
How can you not like that? Bravo Sharon!!
She was very authentic.
she was so peaceful and gracious 💔
0:00 - 0:15 An added bonus to this treasure chest of an archival piece of film of an adored American actress in a casual, Hollywood setting speaking as herself, is the clear view of the 'waterfront' portion of the 20th Century Fox Studios' backlot. This wide angle, behind-the-scenes view is a treat for all the Shout! Factory and UA-cam viewers of the 500+ posted episodes of the '60s sensation, "Peyton Place," that aired on ABC 1964 - 69, uniquely up to three nights a week some seasons and NO summer repeats, it was that popular.
Oh, the stories 'these sets could tell' (ed. - a variation of 'if these walls could talk') -- including Sharon's co-lead and "Peyton Place" star Barbara Parkins -- that could equal or surpass many of the memorable plot developments!