I try to remedy im alive and their not and try to appreciate being alive

Yeah I think that is what draws each of us to these

Wayne very much agree. Miss them 💟

I agree with you completely also felt this may have been his best interview I ever watched

Yes, miss those days terribly...we got the last, of the best of it!

Tf is with that outfit and cross she looks like a biker chick

I liked Elizabeth, however, liked others in entertainment equally as well. I liked Susan Hayward such a great actress

She kept her body in shape, and she got the make-up in shape to hide her age.

60 rocks!😊

@@Marchant2 Just before this time she looked like a parade float. She was fat for years and the target of many jokes.

So true!

And SMART!!!

they probably F**D, how shameful they were both married.

Fake laughter, phony standing ovations, howling and screeching over effin' NOTHING. Late night is empty, worthless now. I miss those days, too.

Right on!!!

0 oh do I agree with you. A lot of funny sitcoms are ruined by overly loud raucous laughter. I don't need people telling me what's funny! Hard to watch comedies even like friends.

Or stupid games!

@@mindyleitman9867 Right - I can't watch sitcoms because of the canned laughter. I watch comedians on youtube! Much better.

She was one of us 😊

And In an interview of Richard Burton he said that Elizabeth was "sweet...very sweet." The problems were all caused because of his alcoholism.

She had a lot of surgery and fillers but who cares. She was gorgeous and everyone needs a little help😊

Dream on !

You can't be serious. She was very well known for her surgeries.

Agree 💯‼️ And: Miss Elizabeth Taylor and Lady Diana Spencer were the first two people on the whole PLANET that I saw showing kindness to victims of AIDS. If there IS a Heaven these two are still honored there. 💕❤💕

I believe it has to do with "class" as well, men as well as ladies.

She was beautiful inside and out. Beautiful soul indeed.

She is.

Agree for the beauty Don't know about the rest

She was. Every woman after her wore the cleopatra eye liner and classic dark hair bob that she wore for ages. Men in the 60's were totally mesmerized.I was just a few years younger than she,and I dyed my hair jet black & did all the cosmetic stuff to imitate her.lol. Later everyone did the same with Jackie Kennedy, another American icon.I wonder if the two ever met,,?

Look up Gal Gadot

@@jonnysilver4488 Who? If she's modern she's plastic not natural

The most beautiful woman is Maryline Monroe. RIP.

@@nadiaroussel5689 No way, she was hollywood like a lot of them today. Elizabeth Taylor was hot

The 3 most beautiful actresses of all time: Elizabeth Taylor, Michelle Pfeiffer, Madeleine Stowe

Amen***V*

Who wouldn't have been?

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Check out the show with a bra-less Doris Day. Johnny couldn't keep his eyes off her. 👀

Absolutely. On the Johnny Carson Tonight show, Johnny was the Star & the celebs were his guests!

I miss Jonny Carson. He will always be the best.. The world is headed In the wrong direction. People need to take time In 2022 to reexamine themselves...

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Want a shocker? I know her personal physician and the medical examine who did her autopsy. I have seen her medical records and I can honestly say, both from my opinion and from the two of them as well, I've never known another human being to consume so much drugs and Alcohol and not die from it. She consumed more drugs in a single day than most addicts do in a year. Here's the thing, she would have never made it past 30 if she didn't. The amount of physical pain she must of experienced every moment of everyday is astounding. How she didn't die of shock is beyond me. I wish people would be more honest about things like this. More people might be around today if they didn't feel the need to hide and are ashamed by what is required for them to function.

​@@phillipstroll7385 Actually no, I didn't want a shocker. I was perfectly happy just posting a nice little comment on this video. But thanks for sharing.

Yes Madonna should take notes how to get older gracefully

@@saarapollonen8138 only famous beauty Ive seen doung that is Helen Mirrin

Very well said 🙂

Beautiful put! Elizabeth was a smart LADY. We don't have many ladies in Hollywood anymore.

Johnny Carson and "no politics"???? You must have missed a lot as he was frequently quite political and downright vicious about it! For real questions and seeing an interview from a fan's point of view I think Lenò had it all over Carson.

Me either! But I was curious because years ago a had a couple of dreams where she just showed up! In one she said to me “you’re such a happy person!” Seeing how great she is on this interview I feel honored!

I've never seen any of her movies but you just know she is an undeniable Star.

She was an actress, not a legend. Calm down, its all contrived.

Me neither, so happy that I got to see this! She is so easygoing!!

@@mjrotondi5086 No! She wasn't just an actress. She was a Humanitarian and an Activist.

Sweet! How fortunate you still have your beautiful mother.

How wonderful, she must have been a knock out. 95 is amazing.

What a special compliment!!!

ET so sweet too !!! ☺👍💕

May I suggest, as I did with my grandmother, set up a tripod and interview your beautiful mother.

The same here.Thank you for sharing.

Looking back in time, the Tonight Show with Johnny was an era of celebrating a wonderful generation of entertainers. I was 20 in 1983 realizing TV and entertainment was changing forever.. @ghazalehbaghaie2328 Its so Nice of you to express your admiration.

I agree Steven Shumate. They both had much in common and differences as well. I laughed and enjoyed both of them!!

She got in a couple of nice little digs on Johnny's marriage dilemmas.

What a wonderful interview! Both Elizabeth and Johnny were in top form! How fortunate that the world can see this.

Sad but true, sad but true. Any civil discourse is rare these days. So is discretion absent from society

@@ddz1375 Check out Colbert... great interviews

@@pbesmer I've seen Colbert. I find him a little snarky for my taste. I'll give it another shot. Thanks for the advice. Have a great holiday! Thanks again

It was 1992. About the only pushback famous and influential people had was print tabloids. Now the hate and criticism come from a million different directions and it's instantaneous. It's no longer an exchange of opinions--its cancellation and ostracisation.

@@pbesmer You really need to check out Tucker Carlson. He makes Colbert look like an amateur!

Good for you Liz!!!

Mayor

Mayer was, Louis B. Mayer, the head of MGM Studios, when she was 15 and yelled at him. That's what was meant, NOT "mayor".

Yeah. Her Buckingham Obituary self sure was.

Totally agree I was going to post the same thing. He over talked like an excited school boy and the pace of his speech almost knocked the wind out of him. He was silly putty in her hands from the moment she sat down. But can you blame him? I sure can’t.

I dont blame him. She was particularly hot here.

I know how he felt. I was lucky enough to have her grace my home with her presence. The man she married, Larry Fortensky, was my brother in law. I went to their wedding at Neverland and was introduced to Michael Jackson and shook his hand.

I especially thought so with the question "Would you ever consider marrying a comedian?" Seemed he meant himself.

13 year olds do not do that . They never did it when I was a kid. What are you talking about a leave it to beaver episode

She was married 8 times and Carson only 4. Talk about hard to get along with lol

@@drewgrows7765 hey, “🎶Too Hard to Handle”🎵 And too hot to hold ;-)

Or National Velvet !!! 🐎

Are you INSANE?

Her best gift in all her life was the horse from National Velvet. Values certainly have changed haven't they. Now it would be based on monetary value. I miss these kind of late night shows.

I can relate. I’ve always been horse crazy. My best gifts also were horses. One when I was 9 and my dad got me one for Christmas. 🥰. Then when I was in my 20’s, I was given a horse that had belonged to my riding teacher ( that I had taken lessons on). I had him until he died of old age.

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@@laraemitchell9064 I'm happy to hear you kept dad until he died of old age. Many would put in a nursing home

What an honest interview she gave, most celebrities today would only talk about the high points of their life, she talked about the highs and lows.

Great interview of two terrific people.. Brings back memories of a bye gone era!! Our loss but a great interview to bring back memories of a long ago!! "Thanks for the memories"!!

So so so true! When I was studying acting...MANY years ago (LOL)...we were also taught how to act in public and on a talk show. I cringe today when seeing many stars doing everything opposite of what we were taught to do. Noting worse than a sloppy entertainer being interviewed...and acting ungrateful.

Well said. She has such an incredible presence, I couldn't take my eyes off of her.

She had been on the show in the 1970's with Richard Burton

i don't get it, where is Elizabeth in this video? This is a Drew Barrymore interview...

Empathy. Her photo should be in the dictionary. How many very serious surgeries this woman had.

People die of old age you know?

@@death2putin718 really? I did not know that.

Whatever.

Just because you're rich and famous doesn't mean you won't die. They both would be close to 100.

@@death2putin718 🤣🤣🤣...glad you said it cause that's the first thing that came to mind!....

This is why I love the comment section.

@randal - amazing!! Wow

What year?

She was at my home in 1989 I believe. They were married about two years later. We knew they were going to marry when they came back from a trip to Thailand where they exchanged these beautiful gold rope bracelets with each other. I also got to go to her birthday at Disneyland. It was awesome.

@@randal_gibbons Amazing

Exactly. Spot on comment.

It's that older generation gentleman attitude and he's a comedian that helps his job as a host.

Look at the bozos we have today.A real drop in culture.

I grew up more with David letterman, so he is King for me 😅

I so well recall watching his final show with my mom who has now passed away, and weeping

Ha,ha,ha!

😂

I have heard wonderful things about his off camera mannerisms. Apparently a gentleman in public.

Yes, indeed. Many people mention her appearance but overlook her lovely, lilting voice that was full of inflection and joy.

@@cameraobscura2379 Absofreakinlutely🙌🏼💗

EXCELLENT COMMENTS!!!!

Which catalogue? Yes, she was amazing….

it was a clothing catalog :)

@@karadanvers6136 she was a badass

@@karadanvers6136 what brand tho? What was it called

@@no1nestandsalone387 I am trying to keep her business private. Sorry.

Lot of women in the world are still hot at 60 that take care of their body's and not get obese

Actually, she is 50 years old here. She was born on February 27, 1932, and died March 23, 2011. It is said she had the most beautiful face in the world. I think that is probably true.

@@dina113east She did not lie. This interview was in February 1992. She was born in February 1932. 92-32=60.

@@itsme-rt7nz You are right. This is from 1992.

@@dina113east So this was 1992. That makes her 60. Btw, I met Elizabeth Taylor probably a few months after this in Miami with a group of very attractive women incl. myself-we were not impressed with her. A huge head and really heavy make-up to the point it was hideous.

Me too, a shallow woman she wasn't.

She also kept connecting with the audience, despite her self-described shyness and fear.

She was quite a reader. I once heard that she read at least 1 book a week, a lot of them the classics...

I agree with you. Watch Jimmy Kimmel.

@@Bee-W yes, but not even close.

I think a new FOX could open up late night slot for Jay Leno so we can have clean talk shows again.

@@Bee-W Jimmy Kimmel is no Johnny Carson!

There should be something named after him. He is a LEGEND. He deserves respect, admiration and memories in his name. 🙏🏼💜

LOVE Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, and you should see the VIP's, another Liz and Dick movie that is really good but very different than "Cat".

In another lifetime may I be blessed to see Ms.Taylor. on stage,in Tennessee Williams great play Cat On A Hot Tin Roof.2nd choice,her and Richard Burton in Edward Albee's searing play Whose Afraid Of Virginia Wolf.She was beautiful and she could act.

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@@josettepiacenti1165 or Virginia Woolf

Who's afraid of Virginia woolf was one of my favorite movies of hers.

Beyonce and Charlotte Flair disagree

@@death2putin718 Let’s see if they make sixty and beyond,

@@death2putin718 They aren't even in the same class - way beneath her.

You make a great point I've never read anywhere else about Johnny Carson. He really did have a connection with the audience that no other talk show host since has. Some might interact with their audience a little in some ways, but it's not the same quality of connection. And even watching at home on the TV, as I did as a kid, I felt included. Thanks for making that point. 😊

Truth Indeed

Me toooo

It seem like he knew celibraties personally

Very witty, intelligent, savvy woman.

I share a birthday with her, the most stunning woman ever 💕

I wasn't allowed to stay up late either but I snuck down anyway. The Civility and respect by Johnny Carson to his guests it's just not seen today. Nor is a guest spot last this long and be interviewed as well. It's all about the dollar and selling something in 5 minutes or less

I always watched Carson. I remember watching carson with my mother and her parents while my dad worked night shift. I guess my family was all night owls and nobody minded me staying up with them.

What about Arsinio Hall?

@@pincessdogg5222 Or Mister Rogers Neighborhood

What about Joy Behar?

@@pincessdogg5222 who?

@@pincessdogg5222 That woman is the worst, most biased, commentator on TV. She has such a high opinion of herself and cannot tolerate anyone who has a different opinion on anything. I haven’t watched The View since Barbara Walters left, but see clips of her insane comments on Fox News.

@@Violet3017 - No sane people watch faux news..

What these earlier stars had is a rare commodity in today's stars: class, & grace! It's been replaced by: rude & crude!

Only if there was a guarantee there's life after this one. Just seeing a spirit like many SAY they have would do it for me

How right you are,

Yes, totally wonderful💓

Most did but not all of them

Betty White was in show biz for 80 year's

I am so glad you sed that but i wont say why,

She said she didn't believe in astrology but used it as an excuse. I thought that was hilarious!