Bette Davis on The Dick Cavett Show 1971, Nov 17th [complete]

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sunflower4morning

sunflower4morning

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Entire show without cut or loss.
Ladies and gentlemen: the legendary Bette Davis.
Episode aired on November 17th, 1971. Enjoy!
I don't own the rights.

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@MarkGeraghty
@MarkGeraghty 2 роки тому
Bette Davis was 63 here. She lived to be 81. What an incredible interview - charm, wit, natural engaging personality,. Not what I expected, what a lovely lady.
@sunflower4morning
@sunflower4morning 2 роки тому
Glad you discovered the greatness of Miss Davis and thank you for your comment! Have a great day ☀️
@lindaclark9925
@lindaclark9925 Рік тому
63 was supposed to be old, then!
@selinagross1410
@selinagross1410 11 місяців тому
@salvatorecollura2692
@salvatorecollura2692 11 місяців тому
I honestly think this interview represents her at her apogee. She seems absolutely at ease and like she would have answered almost anything she was asked. She didn’t always present this way in interviews but it is a joy when she does.
@denysesieders9035
@denysesieders9035 10 місяців тому
This lady ..is..was my aunt..so glad I inherited your humor.
@Vejur9000
@Vejur9000 2 роки тому
This a masterclass not just in acting, but in life.
@cynthiacurrie5589
@cynthiacurrie5589 Рік тому
Her life was an example of determination and self-will. She was and always will be the strongest and most talented person in the world! I love her so much!
@dalilap4743
@dalilap4743 2 роки тому
She was ahead of her time. Fighting for good scripts and good directors.
@buffalochic1974
@buffalochic1974 7 місяців тому
How can you not love Bette Davis? She was hilarious. We definitely don't have actors like her anymore. She would've been fun to hangout with.
@VONLMO-mn4xz
@VONLMO-mn4xz 6 місяців тому
Betty is a QUEEN 👑!!!
@PungiFungi
@PungiFungi 2 місяці тому
My mother do not like her, especially when I watch her films. She thought her movies will make us think women are bitchy and argumentative. How right she was!
@le832
@le832 Рік тому
I love how she walks on with hat, coat, boots and pocket book as if she just came off the street! 😂
@cattycorner8
@cattycorner8 Рік тому
@LE Right? All for effect! She made the most out of that mink coat and hat! What a doll!
@danielrae861
@danielrae861 Рік тому
She did just come in off the street. Whaddayathink? A flying saucer?
@KatharinaK117
@KatharinaK117 11 місяців тому
​@@danielrae861 😂
@danielrae861
@danielrae861 11 місяців тому
@@KatharinaK117 I'm happy to provide some humor amiga:)
@KatharinaK117
@KatharinaK117 11 місяців тому
@@danielrae861 🤣 thks, I need it...
@bernie4366
@bernie4366 3 роки тому
You could drop this woman in 2021 and she would be EXTREMELY fucking stylish. This is class right here.
@benbunyip
@benbunyip 2 роки тому
Yes, she was with it. No fool.
@adriennerobinson1180
@adriennerobinson1180 2 роки тому
Why the profanity? Ugh
@ekerowillow1610
@ekerowillow1610 2 роки тому
@@adriennerobinson1180 oh, so what? Get a grip.
@adriennerobinson1180
@adriennerobinson1180 2 роки тому
@@ekerowillow1610 I do have a grip
@gracieg7601
@gracieg7601 2 роки тому
ABSOLUTELY! Classy lady.
@valaraukar_595
@valaraukar_595 2 роки тому
It's amazing how 50 years later, this interview is still relevant. Much has changed since then in our society, but Bette was and still is an ICON. I think the following applies really well in this situation: "You live as long as the last person who remembers you." And Bette will never be forgotten! Much love to her!
@aarondigby9859
@aarondigby9859 Рік тому
My greatest actress of all time. She really commands a screen. I'll watch anything she's appearing. She make you believe she is really the person she portraying...RIP
@dee_dee_place
@dee_dee_place Рік тому
My favorite quote of Bette Davis' is "getting old isn't for sissies". Since turning 60 my health has deteriorated & boy, does that quote apply; it's the only thing that keeps me laughing. Bette Davis was certainly an icon.
@aarondigby9859
@aarondigby9859 Рік тому
@@dee_dee_place my most favorite actress in life of all times,
@aarondigby9859
@aarondigby9859 Рік тому
@@dee_dee_place when it comes to acting no one does it better than Bette Davis. She makes the part she plays become so real.
@vincentfondrick6417
@vincentfondrick6417 Рік тому
Barbara Streisand on Ed Sullivan
@nickmunoz7523
@nickmunoz7523 3 роки тому
I can't get enough of Bette Davis! She was a genius with a great sense of humor.
@revellmach3879
@revellmach3879 2 роки тому
@Viginia Laffitte e+Q10
@lynngregory393
@lynngregory393 2 роки тому
Watch Dead Ringer, with Karl Malden, she was mesmerizing!
@adriennerobinson1180
@adriennerobinson1180 2 роки тому
Truth
@barbaragalbreth4429
@barbaragalbreth4429 2 роки тому
That's when movies were just movies and stars were just stars, it was a wonderful era.
@barrigalli6177
@barrigalli6177 2 роки тому
I am impressed, in a positive sense of the word.
@stephenflowers8516
@stephenflowers8516 2 роки тому
A true actress. Today's " Stars " Could never hold a candle to the actors of her era.
@trishaustin4101
@trishaustin4101 Рік тому
Except Meryl Streep
@jonwiley2592
@jonwiley2592 Рік тому
Yes. I may be old fashioned but I was saddened when all actors adopted the masculine word.."Actor." I'd have loved to hear Davis' opinion on being lumped in with the men. She stated she's not a women's libber. The word actress was shorthand for a woman who acts. Why deny femininity?
@trishaustin4101
@trishaustin4101 Рік тому
@@jonwiley2592 Right on!
@anitawatkins954
@anitawatkins954 Рік тому
NEVER
@joeypoe6126
@joeypoe6126 Рік тому
what's the big deal? why should it need to be masculine or feminine? I'm glad it's "actor"
@piustwelfth
@piustwelfth 2 роки тому
She's a trip. I met her once when I was a teenager in a book store in SF. Very gracious and loved to talk to her fans.
@thegreenbird795
@thegreenbird795 Рік тому
Cool...SF is such a unique city...
@andyhoops.6156
@andyhoops.6156 2 роки тому
An absolute legend. Totally engaging and charismatic. Gotta hand it to Dick Cavett for letting the conversation flow,such an eloquent host.
@dcny69
@dcny69 2 роки тому
Wow probably her best interview ever. What a pleasure to hear an actress being so smart. Late night hosts nowadays just can’t carry a conversation or have a long interview without dumb jokes or games.
@sunflower4morning
@sunflower4morning 2 роки тому
I'm glad you enjoy it, she sure is a delight to listen to! Thank you for your comment ✨
@astrospect
@astrospect 2 роки тому
Part of the problem is the audience. People are too caught up in the need to be constantly entertained by flashy nonsense. Nobody has the patience for an insightful interview. They'll just drone off into their smart phone.
@chayo4537
@chayo4537 Рік тому
Yall can't enjoy the program with the compare and contrast? Sounding like a skipped CD In these comments
@michaelhinkle3120
@michaelhinkle3120 9 місяців тому
​@@sunflower4morningme too
@gracieg7601
@gracieg7601 9 місяців тому
@@sunflower4morning look up the night she was on Carson and she was terrific. Thst comedian trying to be funny and her not amused made it so funny. Carson was on egg shells afraid he was going to make her mad. It mad it so funny. I wish I could remember who the comedian was. She really is a delightful lady to hear her talking.
@nicotorio8627
@nicotorio8627 Рік тому
Bette Davis is the ultimate GOAT!! Her wit, wisdom & candor on top of that acting brilliance will forever be unmatched!
@lurelover7065
@lurelover7065 Рік тому
"Bette Davis is the ultimate GOAT!!"👍
@cynthiacurrie5589
@cynthiacurrie5589 Рік тому
My mentor, my idol, my Queen!
@johnbarrett5229
@johnbarrett5229 Рік тому
GOAT? Yeah kids I know what it means but just use English ok? Really. Enough with the almost but not quite clever silly new crap.
@Jwdude123
@Jwdude123 Рік тому
Please stop using that stupid term goat
@iac4357
@iac4357 Рік тому
​@@johnbarrett5229I agree with you, Sir. Everybody lately is now a GOAT. So original.
@lovesalaska1329
@lovesalaska1329 3 роки тому
There will never be another like Bette.
@qbak22
@qbak22 Рік тому
What a fantastic interview. It's so engaging even after 52 years.
@snarkyenigma9219
@snarkyenigma9219 3 роки тому
I could sit and listen to Bette Davis all day long. For me, this is what YT is all about.
@meboneme1
@meboneme1 Рік тому
YES LORD!! I have watched this interview AT LEAST 40 TIMES!!! NEVER ENOUGH!
@Apollo_Blaze
@Apollo_Blaze Рік тому
Exactly the way I feel...and many others too!
@gutted3638
@gutted3638 Рік тому
she is magnificent, class, interesting, humor...had it all you just dont have fascinating celebs like this anymore
@JayJay-xd5lm
@JayJay-xd5lm Рік тому
Whats YT ? I'm very old .
@snarkyenigma9219
@snarkyenigma9219 Рік тому
@@JayJay-xd5lm YT = UKposts
@YoreHistory
@YoreHistory 9 місяців тому
Im so glad Dick's show existed. Giving guests not just the time to speak but actively listening. To have almost a full hour of Bette Davis speaking is amazing.
@loe3175
@loe3175 2 роки тому
She was a wonderful storyteller. I could listen to her all day long. She was masterfully engaging and charismatic.
@BlondeRockChick
@BlondeRockChick 10 місяців тому
Oh I know!! I bet she could tell you so many and never tell the same story twice !
@joanholland3438
@joanholland3438 3 роки тому
There absolutely nothing fake about Betty Davis! She’s so genuine 💎💎💎
@ekerowillow1610
@ekerowillow1610 2 роки тому
Bette. Fuck sake, pay attention.
@user-JUDY-PUGH
@user-JUDY-PUGH 11 місяців тому
@@ekerowillow1610 Ekero, you discuss me! Go far, far away!!
@ekerowillow1610
@ekerowillow1610 11 місяців тому
@@user-JUDY-PUGH shut up
@TEXBATES
@TEXBATES 3 роки тому
Such an intelligent, interesting and engaging lady and she gives so much praise for other actors.
@bluffin7831
@bluffin7831 3 роки тому
Whenever I feel down, I always turn to this for advice. She was so ahead of her time and so intelligent. Bette Davis, we love you!
@John-sk8cm
@John-sk8cm 3 роки тому
In the book '"I'd love to kiss you..." about Bette Davis she revealed that when Dick Cavett tried to light many of his female guests' cigarettes, they were offended. Bette Davis recognized this as simply a gentlemanly gesture. She also had great respect for him. Bette Davis was THE star & Cavett was THE interviewer. It doesn't get better than this. Thank you for sharing this wonderful clip.
@madelinetramantano8302
@madelinetramantano8302 3 роки тому
SHES A WONDERFULL GUEST AND HE'S A GREAT INTERVIEWER.
@caliden3785
@caliden3785 3 роки тому
You hit it spot on...I love this interview so much🤭🤗💞🧡
@sunflower4morning
@sunflower4morning 3 роки тому
It's always a pleasure to share such incredible content. Thank you for your comment, stay safe!
@teresadelaney1361
@teresadelaney1361 3 роки тому
My childhood hero...what a woman!! Great interview! R.I.P....Beloved Bette..🌹🌹🙏😘
@dawnfalvey6766
@dawnfalvey6766 3 роки тому
I always thought the same thing - I was born in 1969 and always thought when a man did things like that it was a kind gesture. Not as an insult to me as a woman. I sometimes feel sorry for men - when they try to be nice and do something - it’s an attack on feminism and when they don’t, they need to ‘ get in touch’ with their ‘feminine side ‘ and think about others. As a woman I sometimes think the problem isn’t always with the men. ( I wrote SOMETIMES) so no need for all feminists to get their knickers in a twist.
@Major00Tom
@Major00Tom 2 роки тому
They had style, they had grace Rita Hayworth gave good face Lauren, Katherine, Lana too Bette Davis, we love you
@60sbaby456
@60sbaby456 Рік тому
Hey, vogue!
@rtdmna
@rtdmna 2 місяці тому
Who wrote that song, surely it wasn't Madonna?
@chrissieroxba2949
@chrissieroxba2949 Місяць тому
@@rtdmnaMadonna actually DID write ‘Vogue’ and she also produced it!
@Tsumami__
@Tsumami__ 14 днів тому
@@rtdmnawhy do you think it’s okay to discredit women?
@banba317
@banba317 3 роки тому
She had the most incredible laugh; I could listen to it all day!
@dlsmith300201
@dlsmith300201 Рік тому
Her speaking voice as well.
@catherinereynolds8061
@catherinereynolds8061 Рік тому
​@@dlsmith300201Cigarettes
@jillwright4922
@jillwright4922 3 роки тому
She was about 63 years old and looked very good & so full of energy
@michaeldickens7493
@michaeldickens7493 3 роки тому
Actually she was 63 in 1971 Google it and that is a Harry Winston diamond broach she has on too .
@DDumbrille
@DDumbrille 3 роки тому
Either you're about 25, and think 63 is ancient, or you're a lot older and need your prescription checked. In this interview she cleverly wore shaded glasses to hide the heavy bags under her eyes. But she always looked at least 10, if not 15 years older than her age -- especially with good lighting -- thanks to her extreme chain smoking and heavy drinking.
@TG-ov8gl
@TG-ov8gl 2 роки тому
@@DDumbrille I agree. She’s fantastic, but she looks older, just as a lot of smokers do - and I think she did drink a bit too- not alcoholically - but booze, cigarettes and no sunblock are killers on the face.
@lynettelaroche8868
@lynettelaroche8868 2 роки тому
She was a very classy lady though, can’t deny that💕
@somniumisdreaming
@somniumisdreaming 2 роки тому
@@TG-ov8gl She was an alcoholic many were back then.
@weeeeoooow
@weeeeoooow Рік тому
What a great interview! She was so right when she said not to seek the fame but to act for the love of it. These days it's the fame and celebrity that is the driving force. So many non talented people end up famous, particularly on reality shows. What a dame Bette was!😍👏👏
@jonwiley2592
@jonwiley2592 2 роки тому
What amazes me is this show had a live audience but the set is as quiet as if Davis and Cavett were speaking to each other alone. Back then audiences knew how to behave.
@aureliobrighton1871
@aureliobrighton1871 2 роки тому
Well ... the one chief reason for that might be .. no more have 'Stars' or 'Hosts' anything substantial to say or ask . let alone the 'Audience' who would not possibly follow an advanced concept of speech for longer than thirty consecutive seconds ... thats probably why the world is going to melt into one huge potato chip i. a. n. t. d. f. :)
@epictetusofhierapolis4461
@epictetusofhierapolis4461 2 роки тому
It's cause the audience was listening to the conversation. There were a couple of good conversationalists on stage.
@reginabarron4073
@reginabarron4073 2 роки тому
Yes, they did.
@clearspiritnow
@clearspiritnow Рік тому
Indeed❣️ This was clearly an intelligent and engaging audience, not prompted with applause or laughter cues. And yes, Davis and Cavett were in top form. I’ve always enjoyed listening to his show and the manner in which the conversations organically evolved.
@sharoninglima1217
@sharoninglima1217 7 місяців тому
Bette Davis is my favorite actress of all time. She fought the studio system and today’s actors have her to thank. ❤❤❤
@ThePerimeters
@ThePerimeters 3 роки тому
When adults were adults and knew how to have adult conversations with substance. Even her attire speaks volumes about her character; elegant and poised most of all confident not arrogant, vain, and raunchy. Money is only a small part of it.
@joanneanderson6535
@joanneanderson6535 3 роки тому
I feel like Madonna true to be like Betty Davis except Madonna doesn't know how to be classy and elegant. She gives off a dirty vibe; women should be classy in public.
@robertcronin6603
@robertcronin6603 3 роки тому
Madonna and others like her are into some very weird and demented stuff in their private lives - believe it or not, Satanism is very prevalent in Hollywood and the music industry today and it explains a lot of why the quality of entertainment has taken such a drastic turn for the worse and why it's all about money and sex instead of talent and art.
@dawnfalvey6766
@dawnfalvey6766 3 роки тому
Agree- when adults were adults . Seems these days there are no adults - just grown children who never left the preschool playground.
@lilliangomez6568
@lilliangomez6568 3 роки тому
@@joanneanderson6535 pppp07
@errorsofmodernism9715
@errorsofmodernism9715 3 роки тому
@@joanneanderson6535 LOL
@janellesadler
@janellesadler 3 роки тому
God I love this woman. She was honest, funny, captivating. Bette Davis!!!! LOVE YOU!
@3220sunshine
@3220sunshine 3 роки тому
This era of Hollywood is gone. I loved the way Ms. Davis came out and received her applause . Classy in all black and her fur. LOVE IT!!!
@adriennerobinson1180
@adriennerobinson1180 2 роки тому
Truth Indeed
@anti-ethniccleansing465
@anti-ethniccleansing465 Рік тому
It wasn’t her fur. It was the fur and skin that belongs to poor tortured and killed animals.
@paulrodgers5073
@paulrodgers5073 Рік тому
I believe this is the fur she received for appearing in the Blackglama "What becomes a legend most" campaign.
@joule23
@joule23 Рік тому
She was not a vegan and this is clear!
@winthrop2005
@winthrop2005 10 місяців тому
@@anti-ethniccleansing465…oh good grief. Your opinion is heard, thank you.
@slowpainful
@slowpainful 2 роки тому
Bette Davis erupting in crazy, cackling laughter is just miles beyond delightful and you sense the energy. She was simply a treasure. And so charming. And - sex appeal underneath all that. What an amazing, wise, funny, beautiful woman. All About Eve and Now, Voyager are movies, one crackling with wit, one so romantic and tender, that I watch and watch and never tire of.
@damonemontez
@damonemontez 3 роки тому
March 2021 watching this Great Woman being Interviewed, by a great host.
@gerriepieters9033
@gerriepieters9033 3 роки тому
Love her...
@normal_media
@normal_media 3 роки тому
same here
@patriciamartinez5836
@patriciamartinez5836 3 роки тому
Me too
@lynngregory393
@lynngregory393 3 роки тому
She was just so individual, just like the character actors she lamented their passing. We have nothing like it today.
@mickeyh1961
@mickeyh1961 2 роки тому
Sadly this era of acting and TV interviews are long since gone , a time when there was class and people were actually interesting and had something meaningful to say unlike the empty vesicles that abound today
@christophertudor4727
@christophertudor4727 3 роки тому
The most naturally gifted actress in the entire annals of American cinema, there's no question! Witty, unpretentious, charming, charismatic and as sharp as a cut throat - a few synonyms to describe the Goliath that is Bette Davis. By her own admission, she wasn't tall and willowy, nor was she pretty in the conventional sense and her much repeated comparisons with Jean Harlow and how horrified the studio were and befuddled as to what to do with her when she first walked through the gates of Universal Studios, only serves to highlight just how determined, unapologetic and self assured she was in both herself and her capabilities as an actress. Yep, in my view, the greatest female star of the 20th century and possibly beyond.... Put simply, a colossal and towering talent and doyenne of the big screen. Chris (UK).
@sunflower4morning
@sunflower4morning 3 роки тому
Nothing to add: perfection, right there 🙌
@f.p.3975
@f.p.3975 Рік тому
Just a little remark...she "walked through the gates" of Universal first and Warner Bros. later...not MGM..
@joanholland3438
@joanholland3438 3 роки тому
A lady who I feel knew her craft well ! That’s what made her a Legend ❤️
@sunflower4morning
@sunflower4morning 3 роки тому
One of the very best, a pioneer 😍
@suziecue3027
@suziecue3027 10 місяців тому
She studied and be came her character
@lindagbadamosi1622
@lindagbadamosi1622 3 роки тому
What a great interview; Bette Davis was in a class of her own - there will never be anyone of her calibre again in the film industry....
@pollacksharman0147
@pollacksharman0147 2 роки тому
How are you doing 😊😊😊👋👋
@Brentstarga
@Brentstarga 3 роки тому
My FAVORITE Dick Cavett interview! So REAL! Betty was Hollywood ROYALTY and yet so down to earth and casual af! What a smart lady! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
@polara01
@polara01 3 роки тому
I have always heard so many great things about Betty Davis my entire life and now I finally have watched an interview with her by the wonderful Dick Cavett and in all honesty I can't believe how awesome she was. I am completely blown away by her and now I know why she is so beloved and After experiencing this interview I believe Dick was the perfect person to have interviewed her. I'm glad this was my first exposure to her with him. Her Inner Strength and sense of fairness about everything along with her incredible wit and charm is beyond captivating it is mesmerizing. Could you imagine having someone like her as your mother or even an aunt that would just be too awesome. We all need wonderful people like her in our life and the sad thing today there are fewer and fewer of them. God bless her soul and God bless Dick Cavett!
@sunflower4morning
@sunflower4morning 3 роки тому
I'm so glad you're joigning the team! You'll have the greatest time discovering every one of her interviews and I would definitely recommend her two autobiographies "The Lonely Life" and "This 'N That" along with Kathryn Sermak's "Miss D & Me". You'll enjoy everything you described and many other amazing things. Anyway: welcome 😊🎉
@polara01
@polara01 3 роки тому
@@sunflower4morning thank you so much for your kind words I am looking forward to checking all of this out. Kind regards, Bob
@zigulimiguli
@zigulimiguli 2 роки тому
❤️🌹💐🤗....
@cosmicman621
@cosmicman621 2 роки тому
Great comment...what a warm-hearted lady.I can see her personality showing itself in her role in..Now,Voyager.Thank-You..to the poster.
@marilyn6556
@marilyn6556 Рік тому
She was a true star!!! So talented and real!!!
@purringinmyear
@purringinmyear 2 роки тому
What a shame talk shows today who have actors on them can’t get into this level of fascinating conversation
@peterkoulouris8900
@peterkoulouris8900 3 роки тому
I love this woman. They do not make them like this anymore.
@cynthiayarbro9908
@cynthiayarbro9908 3 роки тому
The best interview ever! She was so interesting!
@samsalamander8147
@samsalamander8147 4 роки тому
I’m just In awe of her talk about a classy lady
@latinguy67
@latinguy67 3 роки тому
Ms. Davis' decorum, candor and class is impeccable. She was impish when it was called for, and showed empathy when the questions came up about Marilyn Monroe and Judy Garland. Her regard for them is evident. She refers to JG as, "Miss Garland."
@emmad.176
@emmad.176 2 роки тому
I love that she would speak so kindly of them as well, especially when you think that Marilyn Monroe and Judy Garland both became increasingly troubled as their careers went on and Bette Davis was very big on professionalism and being on time, etc. They were still wonderful presences on screen and had a lot to give, plus neither of them had an easy time so it's lovely to think she might have some understanding on that.
@user-wc4mz6mc3r
@user-wc4mz6mc3r 7 місяців тому
Arm on
@bluesquirrel3919
@bluesquirrel3919 3 місяці тому
​@@emmad.176As a teenager. Judy had no one to look out for her, she was just a cash cow to her parents. As a child, she just wanted to please. Louis B. Mayer allowed her to be fed drugs to wake up, drugs to go to sleep, drugs to lose weight, and she wound up addicted. If someone had truly cared for her well being as a child, she would have been fine.
@honestlyyours1069
@honestlyyours1069 Рік тому
What I liked most about Bette Davis was that she wasn't really egotistical and narcisstic, like many big stars are like nowadays. She wasn't afraid of looking her age in front of the cameras. These modern day stars that are addicted to plastic surgery and cosmetic procedures make it really difficult for women to get older in our culture.
@UncleDuTheWatchman
@UncleDuTheWatchman 6 днів тому
Yep! And without even trying she looks younger than 63 here! Especially for the 1970s. People in their 60s never looked this young back then and she just aged gracefully before us, even after her stroke!
@geoffreyfox9801
@geoffreyfox9801 Місяць тому
This interview captures Bette Davis at her best. She is highly intelligent and has wonderful strength of character and a marvelous sense of humor.
@Godschild-ws8il
@Godschild-ws8il 7 місяців тому
Love her… they don’t make them like this anymore. I love her movies, rest in peace Miss Betty Davis, a class act.
@susanna3
@susanna3 2 роки тому
It doesn't get much better than this!! Bette Davis was so articulate and intelligent, and you can tell she truly liked Dick Cavett.
@oscarbrody762
@oscarbrody762 2 роки тому
Hello, Susannah, How are you doing today?
@lifePaultheball
@lifePaultheball Рік тому
I think she was more of gangsta than anyone else from the classic era. Badass
@StellaAdler1171
@StellaAdler1171 Рік тому
It's so strange that she, a legend, says how sad it will be when these people die...but she was one of them. Lovely soul, I could watch interviews with her for hours and hours.
@jamesnazon8714
@jamesnazon8714 3 роки тому
I was eleven years old when I first seen one of her movies, it was Jezebel and I thought she was the most beautiful woman I had ever seen.
@sylviavasquez9523
@sylviavasquez9523 3 роки тому
Bette was so strong and smart. Miss her.
@benbunyip
@benbunyip 2 роки тому
You nailed it! 👍🏻
@frankiefelinesalwayswelcom5825
@frankiefelinesalwayswelcom5825 Рік тому
Such a great woman, wonderful actress, very intelligent, very candid. I’m so glad these interviews from years ago were saved. Thanks for posting this.
@sunflower4morning
@sunflower4morning Рік тому
You're very welcome and thank you for your comment! It's a privilege to share such amazing content with the world. I'm thrilled so many people enjoy it. Have a great day!
@suziecue3027
@suziecue3027 10 місяців тому
Yes
@robertcronin6603
@robertcronin6603 3 роки тому
Next to Carson, Cavett is the best host ever... intelligent, inquisitive and respectful... good stuff 🔥
@nathanbradleyf777
@nathanbradleyf777 3 роки тому
She is fantastic!! I really like this guy's interviews. He lets the star talk and it's so interesting. I can't stand today's talk show hosts.
@ianfrancis777
@ianfrancis777 3 роки тому
Amen!
@justayoutuber1906
@justayoutuber1906 3 роки тому
I saw an interview with Dick Cavett on Letterman and Eddie Murphy comes on and talks about how crazy Dick is in real life. They would hang out a lot.
@Iiwii11
@Iiwii11 3 роки тому
Dick Cavett was in a class by himself even at the time I think.
@bruce92106
@bruce92106 3 роки тому
Well said Nathan and so very true. She was one of a kind on so many levels. And it's amazing how many still seek her movies to watch or interviews like this and documentaries about her. Now, that's legendary.
@Elena-er7zp
@Elena-er7zp 3 роки тому
yup and he isn’t doing that awful fake laughing thing - but wasn’t Dick Cavett more like Charlie Rose in front of an audience?
@unowen-nh9ov
@unowen-nh9ov 3 роки тому
Stars fishing together? Bette was one of the organizers of the Hollywood Canteen, where stars volunteered to serve servicemen together during WWII.
@johnps30
@johnps30 3 роки тому
That was such a great moment - she was so tickled by the notion of all her actor friends with poles. So revealing. And she's just such fun - when discussing Rex Reed and when Dick asked about him on the floor - her mind travelled so fast and was so joyful that he got there first but she was right there with him. So many little slices of joy.
@Chefsandrajm
@Chefsandrajm 10 місяців тому
No one comes close to him and Johnny at interviews and getting his guests to open up and have fun and be real! This was amazing!
@deborahmetoyer8664
@deborahmetoyer8664 3 роки тому
April 2021....Betty Davis, the best actress ever. Could play any role. Beautiful Great lady!
@pollacksharman0147
@pollacksharman0147 2 роки тому
How are you doing 😊😊👋😊
@jimringomartin
@jimringomartin Рік тому
I always respected Bette but was never a huge fan. I saw this when it aired originally and I guess i was taken aback seeing her as an "old lady" me in my 20s. But watching this now I am becoming a big fan. She is very open, honest, humorous and lovely. A legend.
@imonislandtime
@imonislandtime 11 місяців тому
bette was a close friend of my nana's. i had no idea how profoundly intelligent she was. thanks for the upload 💕
@teresadelaney1361
@teresadelaney1361 3 роки тому
This has been the best 90mins I've spent in 1 year....lockdown etc.....brilliant!! 😁🇬🇧
@emilydonvito7316
@emilydonvito7316 3 роки тому
The greatest actor ever. No one comes close to her.
@mistersurrealist
@mistersurrealist 3 роки тому
Dick is my favorite interviewer, the guy was HUGE back then and yet he was always humble.
@paularogers2906
@paularogers2906 3 роки тому
LoveDick Cavett as an interviewer and he always had great guests. Prefer him to today's chat show hosts.
@acousticshadow4032
@acousticshadow4032 3 роки тому
DC was never "huge". Barely 5' tall.
@mistersurrealist
@mistersurrealist 3 роки тому
@@acousticshadow4032 LOL. You know perfectly well I wasn't talking about his height.
@acousticshadow4032
@acousticshadow4032 3 роки тому
@@mistersurrealist 😎
@scotnick59
@scotnick59 2 роки тому
I miss those days.
@Bleeding999
@Bleeding999 3 роки тому
Such an enjoyable interview to watch.
@Kimllg88
@Kimllg88 3 роки тому
It really is a treat.
@alexandracyr5647
@alexandracyr5647 3 роки тому
Wow what a great interview. You really get to see Ms Bette Davis for a real person of substance and realize she had compassion for her other fellow women actors.
@sunflower4morning
@sunflower4morning 3 роки тому
Not only actresses but everyone, she was the most respectful and professional woman there was 👌
@VallaMusic
@VallaMusic 2 роки тому
One of Cavett's best interviews ever.
@oscarbrody762
@oscarbrody762 2 роки тому
Hello, Valla, How are you doing today?
@VisualparanormalChannel
@VisualparanormalChannel 3 роки тому
I’d have loved to sit and a few drinks and smokes with Miss Davis- she is witty and very down to earth.
@GrandPassionForever
@GrandPassionForever 2 роки тому
I absolutely LOVE, LOVE, LOVE Bette Davis. They talked about one of my favorite movies of hers "Now Voyager". This was a wonderful interview, I love how her true personality seemed to come thru and all the gems she dropped about the inner workings of Hollywood and how she maneuvered around the system. Her talent is truly missed.
@vintagebrew1057
@vintagebrew1057 2 роки тому
Lots of smoking in that one. And Bette was fabulous in it!!
@BlondeRockChick
@BlondeRockChick 10 місяців тому
I loved her in Baby Jane..
@barbaragalbreth4429
@barbaragalbreth4429 2 роки тому
I'm so grateful these wonderful interviews happened and were preserved. Thanks for posting them and thanks Dick Cavett
@thomsonsmith95
@thomsonsmith95 Рік тому
Hello Barbara
@janedoe-ex5wo
@janedoe-ex5wo Рік тому
The thing I love above all else about Bette Davis is she allowed the world to watch her age. She worked continuously as she got older, and it wasn't an issue for her. She wasn't always graceful and she took risky roles but she OWNED them. Staight classy. And SO good at her craft. Thank you, Better Davis, for showing your peers how it's done and staying around for our pure enjoyment❤❤❤❤
@suziecue3027
@suziecue3027 10 місяців тому
Have to work at the line to memorize them you don't just do one liners drama 😮
@Apollo_Blaze
@Apollo_Blaze 2 роки тому
Man, Dick Cavett was so gorgeous here....and what a Fantastic interview with Bette Davis...I watch this over and over. Nothing like this to watch these days....sadly.
@edmundpower1250
@edmundpower1250 2 роки тому
Graeme Norton?
@JOHNHOOK1966
@JOHNHOOK1966 3 роки тому
Bette Davis was a class act. Actresses like this don't exist anymore.
@bruce92106
@bruce92106 3 роки тому
Bette 🚬😎
@JOHNHOOK1966
@JOHNHOOK1966 3 роки тому
@@bruce92106 My Bad. Corrected.
@jonboz7585
@jonboz7585 3 роки тому
How very true!
@lalizarde
@lalizarde 2 роки тому
They didn’t otherwise exist then, either.
@patriciamartinez5836
@patriciamartinez5836 2 роки тому
The old Hollywood Ladies
@germaine1242
@germaine1242 Рік тому
I adore Bette Davis. I've seen this interview several times on TV, so I was happy to find it here. They don't make them like Bette Davis anymore. She was a wonderful actress. As others have said, a true gem.
@kimr8200
@kimr8200 2 роки тому
When she wistfully speaks of the legends that came before her, and how an era had gone, she didn't realize she was prophesying what we would feel today about losing her.
@normahall6061
@normahall6061 2 роки тому
Kim R your comment blew me away when i read it , because when she spoke that , I thought the exactly same thing. I just wonder if she knew that she was speaking that into existence some fifty one years later, Because that is how we feel about Ms Bette Davis now here in 2022..I adore, and love all of her movies. There will never be another Ms Davis.
@kimr8200
@kimr8200 2 роки тому
@@normahall6061 there sure won't be.. what a legend!
@yasminx16
@yasminx16 Рік тому
Yes exactly!
@f.p.3975
@f.p.3975 Рік тому
In actual fact, Juldy Garland and M. Monroe were both younger than her...they just took their lives or sadly died prematurely. Anyway, she showed class by acknowledging their talent
@rainespells1273
@rainespells1273 Рік тому
@@f.p.3975 It’s not them. By legends, the comment probably meant when she was talking about people like Gladys Cooper, Walter Houston etc. who came before Davis. Of course Monroe and Garland are legends in our day now.
@dianneprovini8260
@dianneprovini8260 3 роки тому
I love her coming onstage carrying her bag
@acousticshadow4032
@acousticshadow4032 3 роки тому
Didn't catch it, but you're right...lol.
@hazelwray4184
@hazelwray4184 3 роки тому
Handbag, boots, fur coat and hat. Looking like she'd been out shopping in Manhattan.
@acousticshadow4032
@acousticshadow4032 3 роки тому
@@hazelwray4184 - Either Manhattan or Good-Will.
@RC-vv6nr
@RC-vv6nr 3 роки тому
@@acousticshadow4032 🥴
@SweeTeaNLemon
@SweeTeaNLemon 3 роки тому
Hang bag part of ensemble. That's how they were back then. They wore beautiful clothes, shoes, coats, handbags, hats, jewelry- it was beautiful . And I'm a younger person who could appreciate class & respect...
@jpaley550
@jpaley550 3 роки тому
What a Class Act and TRUE Artist...
@tkshots
@tkshots Рік тому
it's a great tragedy we don't see interviews like this on chat shows anymore...this is so much better than anything today
@bweb6
@bweb6 2 роки тому
Hearing Bette talk about fame towards the end is almost prophetic when you think of how obsessed people are with fame today regardless of how they achieve it.
@jagjitsinghmanku2283
@jagjitsinghmanku2283 Рік тому
Two words. The Kardashians.
@marlist1
@marlist1 3 роки тому
Better D. was 63 here. Still stylish, interesting, bold. Saw this on TV after gr school, as a child.
@adriennerobinson1180
@adriennerobinson1180 2 роки тому
Wow
@carolsmart238
@carolsmart238 2 роки тому
Dick was so great. He asked all the questions we wanted to. He was so cute & so comfortable, you feel like you’ve known him for years. Bette was the best actress. A different person with every part. What a talent! Really enjoyed that the audience enjoyed this show as much as I did!
@brendanjobe6895
@brendanjobe6895 2 роки тому
That's because he learned from the best (Carson). If you watch him closely, you can see the resemblances ... the double-takes, the type of questions, lack of so much political commentary, etc
@phoebevolz2291
@phoebevolz2291 Рік тому
I've been on a bit of a Dick Cavett kick lately, and I'm so impressed with how he always comes across as cordial and interested in his interview subjects, though in this particular case, Miss Davis made it easy on his. The don't seem to make journalists like him anymore and they certainly don't make them like Bette anymore.
@debbiemullen2574
@debbiemullen2574 2 роки тому
I've watched this interview twice. Fantastic. Bette Davis was the Greatest. What a wonderful personality and sense of humor.
@oscarbrody762
@oscarbrody762 2 роки тому
Hello, Debbie, How are you doing today?
@juliehoffman6292
@juliehoffman6292 7 місяців тому
Wonderful interview and a terrific woman.
@paulamccool6679
@paulamccool6679 3 роки тому
Picks up her purse and has a smoke. I love it!
@MaisyMimi
@MaisyMimi 8 місяців тому
She’s just wow, not watched anything with her before. What a no nonsense fun personality, intimidating a little with a hint of mischief. My nannio had Bette Davis eyes and I have them myself and always hated them, but she was truly beautiful. Her outfit here is 👌🏻 she looks amazing and is fascinating. Dick was thee best interviewer.
@charliekane135
@charliekane135 Рік тому
Bette Davis is the famous female star I would most like to have met. Even one word would've sufficed. She was uniquely wonderful.
@kathyflorcruz552
@kathyflorcruz552 2 роки тому
I've watched as many performances of Bette's as I find - but anyone who hasn't seen her in Of Human Bondage has missed her at her most devastating. Just knock your socks off amazing.
@sunflower4morning
@sunflower4morning 2 роки тому
And she wasn't even nominated for the Oscar because of Jack Warner, can you believe this?
@stxrstrxckmxteo515
@stxrstrxckmxteo515 Рік тому
@@sunflower4morning oh yeah i heard abt that, cuz he didn’t like her or something. imma have to go watch it now cuz I’m super interested in Bette
@sunflower4morning
@sunflower4morning Рік тому
@@stxrstrxckmxteo515 No Jack Warner sent letters out to everyone so they wouldn't vote for her (leaving her out of the Oscar nominations) because "Of Human Bondage" was an RKO production so they would've earned lots of money with their star. That's also why Miss Davis got her first "consolation" Academy Award the next year for "Dangerous" which was a Warner production - and not a very good one at that. There's so much to learn about Bette Davis, like you wouldn't believe! Fascinating woman and actress, the best of them all.
@anti-ethniccleansing465
@anti-ethniccleansing465 Рік тому
@@sunflower4morning Warner’s early life section explains it all. Typical BageI.
@martinleavitt6094
@martinleavitt6094 3 роки тому
Those folks like Bette, sadly are all gone.......i long to go back and visit the greats of yesteryear...1 more time....👐
@caliden3785
@caliden3785 3 роки тому
She was so great here and I love her so much for being so strong and never backing down....😛💞🧡
@manuelenrique9220
@manuelenrique9220 2 роки тому
I was feeling a bit sad and weak and this video was recommended to me. I feel much better know. Watching and listening to such a strong woman is realing uplifting.
@sunflower4morning
@sunflower4morning 2 роки тому
I would recommend every interview of Miss Davis. She's clever, honest, respectful, charming and so incredibly human. I hope you're feeling better, thank you for your comment ✨
@DrGarri
@DrGarri 2 роки тому
This is what quality television looks like, it disappeared years ago, at the same time we don't have people like Dick Cavett and Bette Davis. I watch this whole program in 1 go and I didn't move from my seat, not a second of boredom, not stupid questions, no fake drama, no superficial crap, you really get a sense of who the person interviewed really is instead of a feeling it was a chance for the "star" to make some self advertisement. This was brilliant!
@adriennerobinson1180
@adriennerobinson1180 2 роки тому
Truth Indeed
@fromthepeanutgallery1084
@fromthepeanutgallery1084 2 роки тому
She is soooooo great. Not like I imagined her at all. What a gem!
@duskymoor9
@duskymoor9 3 роки тому
I loved this so much I literally just read ALL the comments AND the replies. Like, I don't think I've ever made it to the bottom of ANY comment thread before...LOL...but this was so good I guess I didn't want to leave even when the interview was over. Thanks for posting this complete interview. Truly a treat!
@sunflower4morning
@sunflower4morning 3 роки тому
Thank you for your comment! So glad to hear you're so passionate, we welcome you with great pleasure 😊
@johnps30
@johnps30 3 роки тому
Totally glad to read your post. Wow! Checkout Cavett's interview with Robert Altman, Mel Brooks, Peter Bogdanovich and the great Frank Capra; equally as entertaining and moving.
@duskymoor9
@duskymoor9 3 роки тому
@@johnps30 Thanks for the suggestions!
@annehummingbird
@annehummingbird Рік тому
Me too!
@paulakpacente
@paulakpacente 2 роки тому
She was one of the finest actresses to grace the silver screen.
@jjphoenix4055
@jjphoenix4055 Рік тому
This guy was really something! Best interviewer of big hollywood stars I've ever seen. Bette Davis wasn't an easy person to interview at all, and she shined throughout the entire hour.
@Millierusso
@Millierusso 10 місяців тому
The first time I watched “What Ever Happened to Baby Jane” I remember so well saying “This actress is so good omg” but I didn't even know it was Bette Davis. When I found out, I fell in love with her authenticity. We can say that Hollywood has had very few memorable and talented stars like her. Rest in peace, Betty. You will always be remembered!!!
@markbleichwehl
@markbleichwehl 3 роки тому
Fasten your seat belts is going to be a bumpy ride
@jazzmanchgo
@jazzmanchgo 3 роки тому
Actually, hearing Cavett mentioning Groucho -- I bet Bette could have gone head-to-head with him, and I would love to have been there to see it.
@oldguy2082
@oldguy2082 2 роки тому
Davis is wonderful in this interview, but there's a reason for that: it's Cavett. He has an ability to put his guests at ease and draw out an interview that is entertaining and informative without being staid. Cavett has interviewed a wide variety of guests from rock legend Janis Joplin to writer Eurdora Welty, Orson Wells, Katherine Hepburn and several times, Groucho Marx. Now, this is television that is (was) worth watching in the first place. Great to see some of the important talents of the time interviewed by Cavett.
@anti-ethniccleansing465
@anti-ethniccleansing465 Рік тому
You taught me a new word at age 46. “Staid.” Thanks! :)
@robineast6446
@robineast6446 2 роки тому
This is truly the best interview of Betty Davis I’ve ever seen. It so humanized her and made her appealing to watch. I could listen to all of her incredible stories for hours! What a great lady she was!
@valleylaker
@valleylaker Рік тому
The Dick Cavett Show is a priceless archive of personalities in politics, theatre, film, music and so many other areas of the public interest. The interviews were done with professionalism, wit and insight. I have no way of proving this, but I believe after watching Mr. Cavett do an interview, our collective IQ’s go up at least 5 points.
@RobertSmith-bz5ug
@RobertSmith-bz5ug 7 місяців тому
Cavett didn't have the comic talent of Carson but he had the best interviews ever aired on TV.. He got icons like Marlon Brando, Janis Joplin, Bette Davis, John Lennon, Muhammad Ali, Orson Wells and Katharine Hepburn to open up. Today's TV host and guest just make a few jokes and talk about their next film..
@susanricart7844
@susanricart7844 7 місяців тому
Loved this! She was no BS!
@DD-du6th
@DD-du6th 2 роки тому
I binge watched her films over a weekend the best ever, I've loved her for over 50 years since I was a young girl along with Kath Hepburn.........this looooong lockdown is proving quite enjoyable and very self indulgent.
@sunflower4morning
@sunflower4morning 2 роки тому
Excellent program 👌✨ Which ones did you enjoy the most so far?
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