Damn it I miss TOM SNYDER I discovered him late nite in the early mid seventies,for me his show an him was the coolest an hip thing going I MISS TOM SNYDER DAMN IT an Robert has always been such a great interview I seen him on Johnny Carson many times an laugh so hard hes great fun too
Miss Tom. he did great interviews. great laugh and always only semi-serious. Robert Blake will always be the maverick semi-gangster motorcycle "man on the edge and on the wire." brilliant and amazing life. one tough dude with a thick skin AND a thin skin. amazing he came out of it with even half his sanity.
I was a big fan of Blake after seeing Electra Glide in Blue (1973), and I miss Tom too. Working afternoons later in life, it was time to invite Tom into my home for his late, late show after work. He was on point yet so casual about it and always talked with his crew like he was in some sort of long standing, on-going personal joke between them that anyone could 'get in on'. I was just a young man back then, but always thought Tom was underappreciated and underrated, yet he always seemed to be genuinely happy to be doing what he was doing. He was very well informed, had no pretense and made his interviews seem so easy. In short, a real class act. Try watching a 'modern' equivalent in the likes of Jimmy Quibble and Jimmy Fail-on. :/
The sad part about watching this is that during this time period, if Robert had just been able to meet a normal, stable, good woman who loved him, he never would've gotten involved with the pig Bonnie. That one decision, one mistake, ruined his entire life. It's so scary how letting one person into your life can cause so much damage.
That is 'exactly' what happens 'daily' with those who 'have' been abused/not loved as a child should. You then take on/care for/get attracted to those who are 'completely' toxic to your whole being.... : ( ... I know.......
I just watched a video from Robert Blake on youtube called, " I Ain't Dead Yet "! " " Stay tuned " ! Something like that, where during the video , as he is looking through old photographs, he showed a picture of a young lady, I think he said was 27, or so, that he was engaged to. Unfortunately, she died from an aneurysm ! Looking at her picture, and that of this Bonnie, to me, I could see a resemblance. So perhaps that is where the attraction was born ? But you are correct, terrible circumstances !
I vaguely remember that story but I do remember it.. please refresh..I think the daughter he has is from Bonnie...I dont even know how he survived his childhood
Maybe but watching just a few minutes of this interview he's so negative, talks about his crazy past, suicidal tendencies..Blake is one of those guys that turns everything light into dark.
Bullshit! Bobby was a nut case all of his life. This isn't speculation - I know this first hand. Blake aside; sane, stable people do not draw insane, unstable people.
This guy was a good character. He was honest, grateful, a little wordy and very entertaining. He was on too late for me but I did get to watch him at times. I never fell asleep. Rip tom. Thanks utube.
Love Robert Blake. He is funny, serious, angry, talented, happy, sad, kind, uncomfortable. Interesting that he only felt comfortable on camera. Awe, the days of smoking on set. Great interview.
Always have been a fan of Robert Blake (Michael Gubitosi) and have always found him honest, funny and open about his entangled life. Still he is one of my favorites all time and quite underrated due to his anti establishment mentality. Long live Barreta!!!
Born Michael James Gubitosi September 18, 1933 (age 86) Nutley, New Jersey, U.S. This was just 24 short years ago, I must have been around 34 years old when this aired. In the early 80s, I'd watch Tom after working the afternoon shift. Even back then, Tom seemed underappreciated and underrated, but I am not sure he'd want it any other way. Working the late shift always appealed to me as well, it's the same work without all the brass walking around, its ensuing politics, packed parking lots and bustling crowds. By the time this interview aired, I was far too busy with work and kids to watch the Late, Late Show anymore. Like a wise friend once shared with me, having had a child years before myself. He said 'Matt, let me tell you that once you have kids, they really mark time for you have kids, the days are long and the years are short'. He wasn't kidding. So much has changed. Now, we're in the auto-tune era of entertainment. There are so few thoughtful interviews anymore, it's all staged and scripted photo-ops at the lowest common denominator; no class just ass. Tom is gone now, 13 years ago this July, 2020. It's a gentle reminder to take some time and do things for yourself now, while you can, even if you have to 'steal the time', because it is so fleeting and passes before one even realizes it-until we finally stop, look back and realize... that thing that seems so close or fresh actually happened 20 or 30 years ago. That once dear, old friend in the back of our minds, the one that we're surely going to see again, once things settle down a bit, and once they do "we'll get together then..." only to find out that they had passed years prior. It's when you realize that those living in your heart, significant old friends, neighbors, teachers, co-workers, bosses that had such an impact on our lives or at least that portion of it, so fondly remembered (or not) have retired or passed years ago and if they are still kicking, probably often they would have little or no recollection of it as it related to you specifically. The flip side is realizing that whatever bone of contention we may also have had that was so critically important at the time, has since faded into obscurity. "I can't even remember what that fight was about" puts things into perspective. Take time for yourself if you don't already. Strive to be kind. even when the other doesn't deserve it. You probably won't remember it in five years anyway. But you will remember taking the time to do something for yourself and for others that was outside of the mesmerizing routine. Do it now, before looking back and realizing it's too late now.
At the risk of repeating myself, God I miss Tom Snyder. I love his music choices when he goes and comes back from breaks. Is so classy and comforting. I have memories of laying in bed listening to his late night talk show over the radio that was at the head of my bed in the middle of the night Saturday nights I think it was Saturday. I think I was in high school at the time. Robert Blake always entertaining as usual a natural tough guy cat!!😀
"People say how do you play a murderer, and I say you really don't have to reach that far. It's not that big of a deal". That sent chills down my spine.
Check out the Blake interviews with Johnny Carson. They were very intense crazy cool. This was good fun with TS, miss this kind of personality and format.
Blake's insight into old Hollywood is amazing. I saw Mr. Blake once in Burbank in 2005 I think during his civil trial. I won't pass judgement here on what or may not have happened in his late ex-wifes murder, but Robert Blake is an amazing person to see and listen to on these interview/late night talk shows.
What I really like about him is that he is down to earth, and what you see is what you get. I do feel sorry for him in what he went through as a child. Why he got involved with Bonnie I will never know. I am sure he could have had many women. He seems so happy here. In later interviews he is so angry.
Honesty & integrity has always been on his side. That and being a complete "badass" is how he has survived everything thrown at him. I'm sure he doesn't know it but he has been a mentor to many of us. Oh if we could only be so great.
It's times like that where one looks back and can't recall what was so important to have decided not to go and see or do something. It's easy to think 'next time' when in reality, it's a once in a lifetime thing.
“People always ask me ‘well, how do you play a murderer?’ I say you know, the truth is you don’t have to reach that far. It’s not a big deal” ...how prophetic
Tom and Robert always had incredible chemistry. This made the 'Blake Interviews' an absolute must see! Things just happened when these two got together, Tom ask the 'right' questions and Robert was just 'Robert'. So glad he got off the murder charge. Although, no one, as far as I knew was ever 'charged' with his ex-wife's murder. Thanks for all the thrilling memories of these encounters with each other!
I watched this the night that it aired. I was 27 and didn't have to be to work until late in the morning. So I could always stay up for this. I never forgot Blake's comment about how doing a TV series was like screwing gorilla. Lol! - I was a naive kid growing up.and I always thought actors LOVED doing their series. Funny , after Baretta he did a short lived NBC series called "H... Town". Cery short loved qnd I don't think k he did another series after that. I think back on it and yes, he did 'In Cold Blood' another film called, 'Tell Them Willie Boy Is Here" plus a really forgotten movie I own called, "Electra Glide In Blue" , where he plays an Arizona mororcycle highway patrolman but it's truly bizarre. So he went into a series. He's not the only actor to ever do this but they usually wait until they're older and the movie offers aren't there. Lastly , I think with rbpassing of actor Dwayne Hickman, Blake is the last living "Our Gang / Little Rascals" child actor alive.
@ James Bingham, takes a lot of time, work and patience to get a great sound on alto sax like Mr. David Sanborn...why not try it James, you would probably be pretty good on it, since you have the desire to play it...I've been playing soprano/alto/tenor for around 48 years, still love playing it.
I remember this one. Blake looked like an insane killer clown after that botched surgery. This was when his scary phase began. When he made "InColdBlood" they filmed in the actual house where the crime happened. That basement scene may have stirred up some bad mo-jo.
I was stunned by his distasteful gorilla Analogy, but gosh almighty after he talked a bit about his parents it all made sense why he could casually tell a story like that..I feel terrible for him, these child actors go through hell & tend to have really wretched parents..He must be so strong to live through that & not give up on life from just shear disappointment in humanity...I actually liked his show, Berreta and his parrot!
on april 14th 1965 i woke up and remembered it was my brother's birthday. i heard him and my mother talking and so i went into the kitchen. i figured they were talking about cake. instead, they said two guys were hung up in kansas early that morning. i was about 11 and i said, "they still hang people, like in gunsmoke?" yeah, they said, they do. i was horrified (kansas was the next state to us). my mom said, don't feel too sorry for them, they murdered a whole family right up the highway in a town just like ours. it was hickok and smith, dick and perry, and truman capote hadn't done that book yet. it's weird to be able to place those events in real time. they were a LOOOONG time ago. god bless.
Tom you are missed, I wish you had more retirement time to spend with your daughter, your female companion and Oliver and enjoy your trains etc.. I hope you are Resting In Peace with your Dad and Mother Snyder. I wonder what Tom opinion was of the Robert Blake situation? I heard Blake is now in a nursing home.
I was just going to comment that his life seemed to reflect that of Manson; the childhood, the time period, the reckless spirit. But Blake's does not seem to be one that led to psychological manipulation of a roomful of followers. His is more of inward directed abuse. Manson was a sociopath.
@@josephinetyree1476 Once you can unload the shame you never deserved, it takes on a different light. My personal journey involves addiction but the same stuff applies. Make the best. Because, why not?
You can see that wife-killer look in his eyes. Imagine being such a bloated yet celebrated Hollywood persona such as this, where even up to the present people will sing your praises. To be a Hollywoof actor, by God... there's no higher "honor".
a. Terrific performance in "In Cold Blood." b. Over-the-top, self-absorbed typical Hollywood actor in this interview. c. Non-convicted murderer. Essentially, a putz who had a few good moments.
Damn it I miss TOM SNYDER I discovered him late nite in the early mid seventies,for me his show an him was the coolest an hip thing going I MISS TOM SNYDER DAMN IT an Robert has always been such a great interview
I seen him on Johnny Carson many times an laugh so hard hes great fun too
I Love Robert Blake. Thanks for the video.
243sd , thanks for this upload ( a complete show ) it's nice to see Tom Snyder again. Tom was entertaining to watch in both shows, NBC and later CBS.
I always thought, even way back in the 1970's, that there lurked both a tortured soul, and a genius in Robert Blake, but both were forever entwined.
Well put. I think so too.
Miss Tom. he did great interviews. great laugh and always only semi-serious.
Robert Blake will always be the maverick semi-gangster motorcycle "man on the edge and on the wire."
brilliant and amazing life. one tough dude with a thick skin AND a thin skin.
amazing he came out of it with even half his sanity.
@Anna Cottle Cottle fuck off anna - take out the trash
I was a big fan of Blake after seeing Electra Glide in Blue (1973), and I miss Tom too. Working afternoons later in life, it was time to invite Tom into my home for his late, late show after work.
He was on point yet so casual about it and always talked with his crew like he was in some sort of long standing, on-going personal joke between them that anyone could 'get in on'.
I was just a young man back then, but always thought Tom was underappreciated and underrated, yet he always seemed to be genuinely happy to be doing what he was doing.
He was very well informed, had no pretense and made his interviews seem so easy. In short, a real class act. Try watching a 'modern' equivalent in the likes of Jimmy Quibble and Jimmy Fail-on. :/
Watched Tom all the time. None like him either anymore. Damn, we sure fell into the abyss. All clowns out there now as 'talk show ...so called hosts'.
Oh Robert Blake, my heart breaks for you. Your childhood.
You are amazing.
I love to see you feeling alright within yourself.
I Love you Robert Blake🕊
The sad part about watching this is that during this time period, if Robert had just been able to meet a normal, stable, good woman who loved him, he never would've gotten involved with the pig Bonnie. That one decision, one mistake, ruined his entire life. It's so scary how letting one person into your life can cause so much damage.
That is 'exactly' what happens 'daily' with those who 'have' been abused/not loved as a child should. You then take on/care for/get attracted to those who are 'completely' toxic to your whole being.... : ( ... I know.......
I just watched a video from Robert Blake on youtube called, " I Ain't Dead Yet "! "
" Stay tuned " !
Something like that, where during the video , as he is looking through old photographs, he showed a picture of a young lady, I think he said was 27, or so, that he was engaged to.
Unfortunately, she died from an aneurysm !
Looking at her picture, and that of this Bonnie, to me, I could see a resemblance.
So perhaps that is where the attraction was born ?
But you are correct, terrible circumstances !
I vaguely remember that story but I do remember it.. please refresh..I think the daughter he has is from Bonnie...I dont even know how he survived his childhood
Maybe but watching just a few minutes of this interview he's so negative, talks about his crazy past, suicidal tendencies..Blake is one of those guys that turns everything light into dark.
Bullshit! Bobby was a nut case all of his life. This isn't speculation - I know this first hand. Blake aside; sane, stable people do not draw insane, unstable people.
This guy was a good character. He was honest, grateful, a little wordy and very entertaining. He was on too late for me but I did get to watch him at times. I never fell asleep. Rip tom. Thanks utube.
Love Robert Blake. He is funny, serious, angry, talented, happy, sad, kind, uncomfortable. Interesting that he only felt comfortable on camera. Awe, the days of smoking on set. Great interview.
Always have been a fan of Robert Blake (Michael Gubitosi) and have always found him honest, funny and open about his entangled life. Still he is one of my favorites all time and quite underrated due to his anti establishment mentality.
Long live Barreta!!!
Born Michael James Gubitosi
September 18, 1933 (age 86) Nutley, New Jersey, U.S. This was just 24 short years ago, I must have been around 34 years old when this aired. In the early 80s, I'd watch Tom after working the afternoon shift.
Even back then, Tom seemed underappreciated and underrated, but I am not sure he'd want it any other way. Working the late shift always appealed to me as well, it's the same work without all the brass walking around, its ensuing politics, packed parking lots and bustling crowds.
By the time this interview aired, I was far too busy with work and kids to watch the Late, Late Show anymore. Like a wise friend once shared with me, having had a child years before myself.
He said 'Matt, let me tell you that once you have kids, they really mark time for you have kids, the days are long and the years are short'. He wasn't kidding.
So much has changed. Now, we're in the auto-tune era of entertainment. There are so few thoughtful interviews anymore, it's all staged and scripted photo-ops at the lowest common denominator; no class just ass.
Tom is gone now, 13 years ago this July, 2020. It's a gentle reminder to take some time and do things for yourself now, while you can, even if you have to 'steal the time', because it is so fleeting and passes before one even realizes it-until we finally stop, look back and realize... that thing that seems so close or fresh actually happened 20 or 30 years ago.
That once dear, old friend in the back of our minds, the one that we're surely going to see again, once things settle down a bit, and once they do "we'll get together then..." only to find out that they had passed years prior.
It's when you realize that those living in your heart, significant old friends, neighbors, teachers, co-workers, bosses that had such an impact on our lives or at least that portion of it, so fondly remembered (or not) have retired or passed years ago and if they are still kicking, probably often they would have little or no recollection of it as it related to you specifically.
The flip side is realizing that whatever bone of contention we may also have had that was so critically important at the time, has since faded into obscurity. "I can't even remember what that fight was about" puts things into perspective.
Take time for yourself if you don't already. Strive to be kind. even when the other doesn't deserve it. You probably won't remember it in five years anyway. But you will remember taking the time to do something for yourself and for others that was outside of the mesmerizing routine. Do it now, before looking back and realizing it's too late now.
Thank-you, for this. I tuned, in, to see wonderful Robert Blake. What preceded, though, was
great, also.
At the risk of repeating myself, God I miss Tom Snyder. I love his music choices when he goes and comes back from breaks. Is so classy and comforting. I have memories of laying in bed listening to his late night talk show over the radio that was at the head of my bed in the middle of the night Saturday nights I think it was Saturday. I think I was in high school at the time.
Robert Blake always entertaining as usual a natural tough guy cat!!😀
😊😊
My favorite of the Robert interviews. RIP
"People say how do you play a murderer, and I say you really don't have to reach that far. It's not that big of a deal". That sent chills down my spine.
Really? Chills? The man speaks truth
Blake was acquitted. The "victim" had dozens of angry enemies. Yet, you still call him guilty. That sent chills down my spine.
I so loved Tom Snyder. He was absolutely the best late night host. He listens to his guests and is always quick to lighten the mood. A Beautiful man❤🙏
Check out the Blake interviews with Johnny Carson. They were very intense crazy cool. This was good fun with TS, miss this kind of personality and format.
Blake's insight into old Hollywood is amazing. I saw Mr. Blake once in Burbank in 2005 I think during his civil trial. I won't pass judgement here on what or may not have happened in his late ex-wifes murder, but Robert Blake is an amazing person to see and listen to on these interview/late night talk shows.
THOMAS MARCIANO He never had white hair back then too! Lol
What I really like about him is that he is down to earth, and what you see is what you get. I do feel sorry for him in what he went through as a child. Why he got involved with Bonnie I will never know. I am sure he could have had many women. He seems so happy here. In later interviews he is so angry.
Honesty & integrity has always been on his side. That and being a complete "badass" is how he has survived everything thrown at him.
I'm sure he doesn't know it but he has been a mentor to many of us.
Oh if we could only be so great.
Tom is the best interviewer ever.............. love him,,,
He's personable, but Bob Costas was better.
i agree hes cool
I think he woulda been a cool character on the Sopranos. Captivating and cool actor.
He would've played an interesting Rusty Millio or Feech La Manna.
Would've overshadowed them all.
I think this was before he met Bonnie. That just clouded things up for Robert. Goodbye Robert, you will be missed.
Some of the weirdest tv moments were when Snyder interviewed Blake…which he seemed to do every six weeks.
Was in Hollywood before Tom died. I was listing to the radio and he was live at a local restaurant. I wanted to go, never did.
It's times like that where one looks back and can't recall what was so important to have decided not to go and see or do something. It's easy to think 'next time' when in reality, it's a once in a lifetime thing.
What a life this guy has had! Truly a legend
Trust me, you wouldn't want Blake's life.
Tom's comb over is epic...
Flashbacks with that song intro... I miss Tom Snyder.
“People always ask me ‘well, how do you play a murderer?’ I say you know, the truth is you don’t have to reach that far. It’s not a big deal” ...how prophetic
i still have the vhs copy i made of this when it aired. I was a big Robert Blake fan and stayed up late to watch it and record it.
Tom and Robert always had incredible chemistry. This made the 'Blake Interviews' an absolute must see! Things just happened when these two got together, Tom ask the 'right' questions and Robert was just 'Robert'. So glad he got off the murder charge. Although, no one, as far as I knew was ever 'charged' with his ex-wife's murder. Thanks for all the thrilling memories of these encounters with each other!
I liked him in Treasure of the Sierra Madre.Small part, but great.
I love hearing the stories of old Hollywood. Way before my time, but Hollywood peaked in the 1940s (and so did music).
Tom Snyder was always a trip.
Yeah...
Snyder was so superficial, yet entertaining.
I watched this the night that it aired. I was 27 and didn't have to be to work until late in the morning. So I could always stay up for this.
I never forgot Blake's comment about how doing a TV series was like screwing gorilla. Lol! - I was a naive kid growing up.and I always thought actors LOVED doing their series.
Funny , after Baretta he did a short lived NBC series called "H... Town". Cery short loved qnd I don't think k he did another series after that.
I think back on it and yes, he did 'In Cold Blood' another film called, 'Tell Them Willie Boy Is Here" plus a really forgotten movie I own called, "Electra Glide In Blue" , where he plays an Arizona mororcycle highway patrolman but it's truly bizarre.
So he went into a series. He's not the only actor to ever do this but they usually wait until they're older and the movie offers aren't there.
Lastly , I think with rbpassing of actor Dwayne Hickman, Blake is the last living "Our Gang / Little Rascals" child actor alive.
What time did you have to be at work?
Tell Them Willie Boy is Here...one of my favorites 😊
Such a great and underrated actor. Electra Glide in Blue was a classic!!
That sax music? I wish I could play sax, fill up my cheeks with air, and play that same piece over Robert Blake, Charlie Sheen, and Jesse Ventura.
@ James Bingham, takes a lot of time, work and patience to get a great sound on alto sax like Mr. David Sanborn...why not try it James, you would probably be pretty good on it, since you have the desire to play it...I've been playing soprano/alto/tenor for around 48 years, still love playing it.
Tom Snyder did a great job interviewing Robert Blake, who seems mighty comfortable here. The Blake segment begins at 5:50 and ends at 34:28.
I will always use "Tomm" to abbreviate the word tomorrow because of watching this guy in the late 70's
Jon Peters story was hilarious. There are a number of stories about him out there.
What a great interview
I was sooooo teed off when Tom decided to end his show. 😞
What a beautiful call, how beautiful Barretta
Tom Snyder was one good looking man.
I'm getting a Oldsmobile Aurora after watching this
Don't forget to get the Club
Thanks, I won't
its startling to see him this reasonable, he really took a dive later on.
What a Sweetheart Robert Blake
I remember this one. Blake looked like an insane killer clown after that botched surgery. This was when his scary phase began. When he made "InColdBlood" they filmed in the actual house where the crime happened. That basement scene may have stirred up some bad mo-jo.
I think this guy is wise and cool
@@nobutur relax . shit happens in this fukd up world - some folks press their luck and get killed - sad but true . you can look it up - josephus
@@nobutur Didn't to it.
thats the name of that tune
Check out Tom Snyder practicing
" Social Distancing " before it was vogue !
😊 👍
Barrett's was a great show...no doubt
"You don't have to reach that far to play a murderer"
Guess not.
The coat hanger comment was a strange thing to say,he has a dark side alright.
wow. I dont know why I didnt catch that.
Looking for this comment 😒 and Tom wasn't even asking about that 🤦🏻
someone else killed his wife cause she ripped many and whomever they were got even, robert was a fall guy
@@chriscoffey3963 well, if you are right, and you could be, this dude is a really really unlucky SOB.
This was interesting, one of his better interviews.
RIP
Electra glide in blue! Never heard his thoughts on it..
I was stunned by his distasteful gorilla Analogy, but gosh almighty after he talked a bit about his parents it all made sense why he could casually tell a story like that..I feel terrible for him, these child actors go through hell & tend to have really wretched parents..He must be so strong to live through that & not give up on life from just shear disappointment in humanity...I actually liked his show, Berreta and his parrot!
The stupid revenge lady after him was more distasteful.
on april 14th 1965 i woke up and remembered it was my brother's birthday. i heard him and my mother talking and so i went into the kitchen. i figured they were talking about cake. instead, they said two guys were hung up in kansas early that morning. i was about 11 and i said, "they still hang people, like in gunsmoke?" yeah, they said, they do. i was horrified (kansas was the next state to us). my mom said, don't feel too sorry for them, they murdered a whole family right up the highway in a town just like ours. it was hickok and smith, dick and perry, and truman capote hadn't done that book yet. it's weird to be able to place those events in real time. they were a LOOOONG time ago. god bless.
Great actor!!
Tom you are missed, I wish you had more retirement time to spend with your daughter, your female companion and Oliver and enjoy your trains etc.. I hope you are Resting In Peace with your Dad and Mother Snyder. I wonder what Tom opinion was of the Robert Blake situation? I heard Blake is now in a nursing home.
Lot of pain. Too bad he met such a bad woman
And killed her. Oh well.
He would of been good playing Charles Manson in a movie . Kind of looks like him and talks like him and acts like him.
I was just going to comment that his life seemed to reflect that of Manson; the childhood, the time period, the reckless spirit. But Blake's does not seem to be one that led to psychological manipulation of a roomful of followers. His is more of inward directed abuse. Manson was a sociopath.
I believe Blake had Napoleon Complex ! r.i.p. 😢❤🙏
"Recorded Earlier".. lol
"Doing a series is like screwing a gorilla." Sounds like Netflix alright.
Why? Their shows are only 10 episodes per season and most of them are cancelled after 1 or 2 seasons
Sounds like a Netflix special.
@@TheMediaDirectory And people go crazy over them. Netflix sucks.
He did truman capote brilliantly
I've never lived in the 'sunshine' since continuing 'sexuably/physical/emotional abuse ..since the age of 5.......I understand..
Sorry to hear. Don't let it own you. My mom was assaulted and never dealt with it. Do the best you can to let go of it, as best you can...xox
@@badad0166 Thank you for your sincere words... They touched my heart...
@@josephinetyree1476 Once you can unload the shame you never deserved, it takes on a different light. My personal journey involves addiction but the same stuff applies. Make the best. Because, why not?
@@badad0166 Thank YOU.............
i would have sworn tom was off the air way before 96....geez...
I believe in two words to describe Robert Blake, a troubled soul.
he didnt need bonnie when he could. have had me!!
He’s too intense..Blake that is.
What the hell's that supposed to mean?
You can see that wife-killer look in his eyes. Imagine being such a bloated yet celebrated Hollywood persona such as this, where even up to the present people will sing your praises. To be a Hollywoof actor, by God... there's no higher "honor".
TGIF = thank GOD it's Friday, not thank goodness
A GREAT GUY
Rectum full of Brillo? Check.
is one thing that Robert Reich and I have in common one we both on September 18 and will both Italian
BTW...am I the only one who caught the subtle references to the satanic rituals that we all know all too well about today?! (principalities)
Now you made me curious, please share what you caught.
Money Train? He plays old Baretta. His best role was crazy wife killer on Piers Morgan.
Fantastic Truman Capote voice impression and personal endorsement....imo
Why people use the Lord's name in vain?
Interesting choice to reference Robert Wagner....gabish...??
yikes
Money train a "300 million dollar picture"? ok bobby
ну он же извинился
12:29 - Tragic
13:25 - Chilling
20:10 - I could tangle ass with a butterfly
He's so fucking funny
Blake was Batty
You are so sweetninnocent childlike
a. Terrific performance in "In Cold Blood."
b. Over-the-top, self-absorbed typical Hollywood actor in this interview.
c. Non-convicted murderer.
Essentially, a putz who had a few good moments.
Funny some peaple actually hit away with murder
snyder is the worst interviewer
If you think that, you're a fool.
Great host
CALL ME IM IN YOUR HOUSE