My thoughts exactly watching this. Remember this was a time that my late mother told me a common phrase said to women and taught to girls (including her so she told me this from life experiences) "women are to be seen and not heard." I am not necessarily in agreement with all of the erratic feminist stuff these days.. but I am grateful to the brave women who fought to change history and a shift in thinking by people so we can live in a different world where that is no longer the sentiment and a lady can at least get a fucking sentence in!
So beautiful!!! And she seemed so charming, and so thoughtful. I saw a picture of her later in life, and she was still - Beautiful. What a shame she died so young (I'm 53 too, and that's too young!).
@@kittyk.klandasions7008 well, not everyone likes to reveal their full real name on the internet as it can be a scary place sometimes. Or perhaps they were hacked. I guess we'll never know unless they respond.. which I highly doubt they will considering. This comment was left 11 years ago and still the question remains an answered. No judgment on my part though.
Once u look at her u'll never stop looking at her its so trueee I watched the TV show of Addams Family just because of her at first I thought the TV show was not nice but It was amazing
@@porkfied Tina Louise was Ginger on "Gilligan's Island", Nichelle Nichols was Uhura on "Star Trek" and Deanna Lund was Valerie on "Land of the Giants".
Carolyn Jones was so talented and beautiful. I loved that long black dress, and those piercing eyes. Very sad she was taken too soon, to damned cancer.
I love how she lowered her chin It was so beautiful And her eyes Blue, clear and big Captured my soul already And her voice! I wish I have voice like that
beautiful lovely wonderful gorgeous and down right ahh sexxxxxy love you miss Carolyn and miss you so very very very much God bless her spirit of character and grace and mercy and elegance of a great and tremendously gifted actress may her soul rest in eternal peace well peace everyone😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭.
she wasnt just a wonderful actress but a wonderful person i wish i was alive back then so i would of met her why did she have to die? well may she rest in peace
however the interviewer changes her answer by saying that she is probably grateful for meeting people of international importance, its kind of asking one thing but answering the question yourself instead of letting Ms Jones finish a sentence,
I loved Carolyn Jones. She was so different from her characters of "Morticia" of The Addams Family and "Queen Hippolyta" in Wonder Woman. R.I.P. By the way, that interviewer has no interviewing skills at all. He's a hot mess.
what are the joys of being in this profession, she clearly is very grateful to the fans, people that write to her, even though she would never meet them,
She's the most beautiful woman I've ever seen. Just stunning, talented, graceful, dignified. I know the interviewer has a time limit for the interview, but it sucks he keeps interrupting her.
Interesting that she was a Democrat and supported Adlai Stevenson's campaign during the 1952 presidential election, but gave respect to Eisenhower in this 60s interview.
Those native cheekbones... what a gorgeous woman, like Elizabeth Taylor, Veronica Varano, Isabelle Adjani, Lynda Carter, Ellen Ganzarolli, Jennifer Connelly, Gong Li, Aishwarya Rai, Monica Bellucci, etc dark hair misterious beauties that shaped my taste in women since childhood.
When you start to dive deep and discover you're in a kiddie pool. (The grace with which Jones seamlessly adjusts to that discovery no doubt reflects just how many times she's experienced it.)
hello how are you I ask you a favor looks are a fan of Carolyn Jones and I live in latin america I'd like to write hisieras favor what she says to translate it and please understand I love your channel grasias
@@tracyh.5887 It's not her, but anyone can see that the interviewer kept interrupting her and wouldn't let her finish the end of her sentences. He kept adding little comments over her and not letting her finish what she was trying to say.
