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As the first "blonde bombshell," Mae West reigned supreme and changed the nation's view of women, sex and race - on stage, in films, on radio and television.
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Including clips from Night After Night, She Done Him Wrong, I'm No Angel, Belle of the Nineties, and Klondike Annie. In addition to home movies and archival footage, Anthony Quinn, Rex Reed and Robert Wise provide interviews.
Born in a working-class section of Brooklyn, she became a show-business giant, a personality so distinctive she transformed forever the way women and sex would be presented on stage, in films, radio, TV and cabarets around the world.
Included in this retrospective are clips from such films as Night After Night, She Done Him Wrong, I’m No Angel, Belle of the Nineties, Klondike Annie, Go West Young Man, Every Day’s a Holiday, and the evergreen My Little Chickadee. Also included are period archival footage, rare home movies, vintage stills, and interviews with Anthony Quinn, Robert Osborne, Rex Reed, and others.

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@frenchartantiquesparis424
@frenchartantiquesparis424 3 года назад
They forgot to mention WHY Ms West bought that huge Hollywood Hotel/ Apartment complex. She was dating a African -American Boxer and the concierge downstairs refused to let him into the hotel to see her... so SHE BOUGHT THE PLACE. She was ahead of the times.
@paulinarichert283
@paulinarichert283 2 года назад
I read her biography - she didn't buy this apartment complex. People thought she did it but it is true that she defended her African American friend.
@jasonmccallop6605
@jasonmccallop6605 2 года назад
Certain white folks want you to forget that
@miwfreak4312
@miwfreak4312 2 года назад
She's a badass!
@jeandixson5610
@jeandixson5610 2 года назад
Bravo
@scorpiouknow
@scorpiouknow 2 года назад
How convenient to leave out William Jones, Gorilla Jones. Interesting, they knew each other for 50 years, she employed him as her bodyguard and employed his mother, and not as a maid. Not to mention how he was a devoted friend to her as she was to him, she left him real estate among other things. There's so much history purposely left out or destroyed, just to eliminate undesirable. America's real good for that. I bet she was a sweetheart, I wish I had known her.
@Asigedge
@Asigedge 2 года назад
"She wasnt pretty or had a nice figure" all this coming from a man dressed like Stuart from MADTV. Mae was perfection
@theatergeek82
@theatergeek82 Год назад
I know I was like "well some of you guys aren't exactly prizes yourselves."
@awesomeunicorn3280
@awesomeunicorn3280 Год назад
Ikr the nerrve
@evastar4526
@evastar4526 Год назад
He didn't say anything that wasn't true. We can all see it here.
@servraghgiorsal7382
@servraghgiorsal7382 Год назад
Oooooh! That's a good one!!
@Maria-dk2fv
@Maria-dk2fv Год назад
What is figure? Like a bottle?
@eunicestone838
@eunicestone838 3 года назад
My daddy described her as a "broad" I had never heard that term and asked him to explain. He told me a tough woman who wasn't afraid to go after what she wanted! So at 9 years old I told everyone that would listen that I was going to be a "broad" when I grew up. Omg. Lol
@roderickfernandez5382
@roderickfernandez5382 2 года назад
Your daddy was right smart man she was abroad and I don't mean traveling to a foreign country
@gabriellew.1164
@gabriellew.1164 2 года назад
This was the best comment 🤣 so far!!!
@paolamura3497
@paolamura3497 5 месяцев назад
Hilarious!!!
@sheilacalkins4329
@sheilacalkins4329 3 месяца назад
A!a!!aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa​@@paolamura3497
@Loveraptors101
@Loveraptors101 3 месяца назад
Thats funny!,😂❤😂😅
@blaze3884
@blaze3884 2 года назад
I remember one interview she did with someone, they asked why she had a mirror over her bed. She said "So I can see how I'm doin". Gotta luv this woman!
@AS-wj1du
@AS-wj1du Год назад
Cheeky. Bed over mirror, only hold an umbrella over your head, men as pets
@alexcampana2889
@alexcampana2889 Год назад
Omg I can’t believe they said she was 55 when she went to London, she looked so young!! Fuck these men saying she was unattractive, she was a beautiful woman until the end ❤
@MitchClement-il6iq
@MitchClement-il6iq 5 месяцев назад
Her interview with dick cavett is awesome! Was 82 and still smart as ever.
@evelynfuller2086
@evelynfuller2086 3 месяца назад
Amen 🙏
@taffykins2745
@taffykins2745 Год назад
My favorite Mae West quote is: "You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough."
@janjbowman
@janjbowman 3 месяца назад
She was not perfection even though during an interview I was watching she claimed all actors and actresses were GODS and GODESSES… or really people that think these things are full of shit . Many modern actors think they are GODS and Goddeses .NO THEY ARE NOT THEY ARE NO BETTER THAN THE REST LF US . I HATE AND DESPISE ARROGANCE ..
@taffykins2745
@taffykins2745 3 месяца назад
@@janjbowman Hahahaha! Like you said, Mae called them out! They were so full of themselves! ....and still are! Lol! 😄
@ANNIET5775
@ANNIET5775 Месяц назад
Yeah yeah ... the big tv lie ... only live once. Satan wants the masses to consider this life in his temporary kingdom is "all there is". Nope. We're here to prove we deserve Eternity FREE of evils.
@ANNIET5775
@ANNIET5775 Месяц назад
​@@janjbowmanA bigger frawd than most can imagine. Folks srldom See what they look at. "Charlie" Chaplain is another piece of work. The Club has requirements, accommodating the Big wealthy ones who created the enterTrainment 'industry'.
@taffykins2745
@taffykins2745 Месяц назад
@@ANNIET5775 it's a joke and part of the character she made up. Why so heavy?
@sharonallison9922
@sharonallison9922 8 месяцев назад
HER FIGURE WAS PERFECT AND HER BEAUTY WAS TIMELESS......❤
@janetcw9808
@janetcw9808 3 месяца назад
ABSOLUTELY!
@bbrown333
@bbrown333 3 месяца назад
Not to our dear Bob Osborne.
@stutzbearcat5624
@stutzbearcat5624 2 месяца назад
I'm WITH YOU!! Oh if I had a time machine ... !!!
@taffykins2745
@taffykins2745 14 дней назад
You're funny! She was fat and short! We loved who she was anyway! In fact she faught that stigma her whole life. Check it out, my friend
@sarahmajor5945
@sarahmajor5945 Год назад
She was beautiful, inside and out, witty, intelligent, and the fact that she was in her 40s at the height of her fame, when other women were "retired", says so much. We owe her so much.
@Chauncey250
@Chauncey250 8 месяцев назад
I hate the fact these men talking on het biography say she wasn't the most beautiful ,they are so full of it ! Mae west was a hell of a gal !!!!! Fyi she grew up in greenpoint in brooklyn a place i was born and raised as she did , and I'm so proud of that ,I used to act like her around my friends in brooklyn in school lol til this day I do a gd impersonation of the late great mae west
@victorblock3421
@victorblock3421 7 месяцев назад
@@Chauncey250 She wasn't classically pretty. She learned how to used her brain and had all men interested in her. I'd go into a time machine to meet her if possible. She was a full package but if I just want beauty, she'd be far down my list.
@daffyduck7336
@daffyduck7336 6 месяцев назад
And what "they" forgot was "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder"!!!!!😮
@SP-bg8on
@SP-bg8on 5 месяцев назад
@@Chauncey250I agree. She was gorgeous
@dorotheaprobst862
@dorotheaprobst862 3 месяца назад
For sure
@truckarttinbox9644
@truckarttinbox9644 2 года назад
Watching this doc from a 2022 perspective is so freaking weird. All of these men are just taking every dig they can, from calling her unattractive or considering her desperate and "sad." She knew what she wanted and she knew the person she wanted to be. Her carrying that persona into her 80s wasn't sad, it was rebellion against people who want to see women in boxes. Really, the patriarchy runs deep. Runs deep.
@marbleblue5127
@marbleblue5127 Год назад
Robert Osborne especially!
@BaronessErsatz
@BaronessErsatz Год назад
Not so much with Rex Reed. He read her room better than most.
@madamedellaporte4214
@madamedellaporte4214 Год назад
She wasn't a classic beauty, no. If you saw her down the launderette without make-up and frills you probably would not look twice.
@ebybeehoney
@ebybeehoney Год назад
I was thinking the same. She was amazing and strong!
@valeriemarxxx
@valeriemarxxx Год назад
At 52:10 “It was sad to see this terribly terribly old lady” 🙄 Are you kidding me?! God forbid a beautiful legend like Mae in her later years gets to do what she loved most: entertain and have fun! She was phenomenally beautiful until her last breath. There’s nothing wrong with an older woman having a career. She loved being Mae West and she loved her audience. Shame on some of these bitter and sexist men for their comments. Not at all respectful in the slightest.
@grammyjsg
@grammyjsg 2 года назад
Never let a man hold anything over your head unless it's an umbrella. That's one of the best lines I've ever heard... I'll never forget that one. FABULOUS!!!
@christineparis5607
@christineparis5607 Год назад
My moms family moved to California from Texas during the depression (like almost everyone else!) and they lived for awhile in Los Angeles and kids got extra work while filming was going on. There were hundreds of films, shorts, news reels, etc., being made ALL the time, so kids worked as extras for ice cream or a couple of dollars, which was huge for them... My great aunts were actresses for Universal Studios, then married minor producers and wrote music used in a lot of shorts...especially for Laurel and Hardy.... I have great photos of them in 20s bathing suits at Santa Monica pier and they all had cottages on the beach. I would have loved to have lived there then!! In the early 90s, we went out to Los Angeles so my husband could work as a sound engineer. I did extra work and regular gigs on tv shows just because I wanted celebrate the lives of the women in my family who worked hard, earned their own money and lived how they wanted, free and exciting....
@msaintpc
@msaintpc 2 месяца назад
She was a stone cold genius with a warm and loving heart. The world needs more personalities like hers.
@breannasosa-lopez2009
@breannasosa-lopez2009 3 года назад
How can they call her matronly and plain? She was stunning, beautiful, bold, unapologetically witty! Her personality wasn't ALL that made her a sex symbol and an icon!!
@applesnicolle5144
@applesnicolle5144 2 года назад
Mae West was No beauty … more like a drag queen. Sad individual
@johnryan9626
@johnryan9626 2 года назад
Breanna I totally agree with you....
@johnryan9626
@johnryan9626 2 года назад
@@applesnicolle5144 you must be looking in the mirror! I feel sorry for you....
@applesnicolle5144
@applesnicolle5144 2 года назад
@@johnryan9626 / Mae West was attractive in a way as All ppl are attractive in their own way but by Hollywood standards she was matronly looking, even rather masculine. I’m not going to glorify a woman so unfeminine, so Not spiritual … she was all about depredating sexuality into the gutter. Yes funny at times but it wears thin…
@jadzia2098
@jadzia2098 2 года назад
Apples Nicolle : we all see situations and people differently, to me, it is how you perceive a person or situation and others will perceive it differently than you or me.
@jscho8674
@jscho8674 7 лет назад
"Some of the wildest men make the best pets." I love this woman.
@dorisleger4087
@dorisleger4087 6 лет назад
J Scho hallmart
@Melinda8162
@Melinda8162 6 лет назад
J Scho I hadn't heard this one before....among the many I did!! That was just fabulous!!
@TheMkgirl77
@TheMkgirl77 6 лет назад
Brilliant line!
@turboturd7954
@turboturd7954 6 лет назад
Works both ways!
@louisl9199
@louisl9199 5 лет назад
Frank Sinatra story
@jeffneis553
@jeffneis553 Год назад
Thanks to Mae for bringing us Cary Grant and others, she was a show business genius and was responsible for keeping Paramount open and having it make money. She was terrific and there will never be another like her. RIP Mae you are missed.
@Ladybhive71
@Ladybhive71 8 месяцев назад
"When im good I'm very good but when bad i'm better"❤
@AngeliqueGia
@AngeliqueGia 4 года назад
They keep commenting about her being big or large. She was very voluptuous, tough, and feminine. She was everything!
@jonnyq680
@jonnyq680 3 года назад
Ms. West was my fantasy woman. My Wife is my Dream Woman. She is Everything. The small, catty ones are ignorant of what a real woman is and are lesser creatures for it...
@teresafaulkner5199
@teresafaulkner5199 3 года назад
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@jonnyq680
@jonnyq680 3 года назад
@@teresafaulkner5199 miss, i'm just an old country keyboard guy. I am unfamiliar with all this new-fangled tech code stuff the kids like so much. That and a HUGE Mae West fan.
@marjoriegarner5369
@marjoriegarner5369 3 года назад
@Patricia Palmer what's Zaftig?
@jonnyq680
@jonnyq680 3 года назад
@@teresafaulkner5199 You got it, lady.
@Loomismusic
@Loomismusic 5 лет назад
I don't like how so many of the old dudes in this documentary keep putting her down calling her things like "desperate" and "sad", the woman was brilliant even in her old age.
@sarapeterson4604
@sarapeterson4604 4 года назад
YEP...JEALOUSLY....nasty boys...😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@trishmcl9055
@trishmcl9055 4 года назад
She had WAY too much money to ever be desperate anyway!
@alexanicolejoel2168
@alexanicolejoel2168 4 года назад
@Will Loomis YOU ARE 💯% CORRECT, AND I APPLAUD YOU.BRAVO!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
@valerieriggins3184
@valerieriggins3184 4 года назад
Women Really was Second Class or Slaves Back Then. It's Not All That Great Now.
@angelanetherton8240
@angelanetherton8240 4 года назад
yea that one even called her an old woman ...i was like wtf that old woman is beautiful and more of a woman than youll ever have or get in your life you pos!
@SJ-ni6iy
@SJ-ni6iy 2 года назад
People are upset because a lot of people considered her average looking. I think it makes her even better! She was an average looking woman who was able to use what she had on the inside to become one of the most desirable women on the planet. She beat all the odds and every stereotype, in a time where this was unheard of. She is an inspiration for anyone!
@sixsevenstv446
@sixsevenstv446 8 месяцев назад
Mae West is my boyfriend's grandpa's sister. He remember sitting on her lap when he was little she was very old. He said I never told you really she was known for you know risque stuff, and I said listen she was ahead of her time she said what she wanted to say and was who she was and did what she wanted to do and I said that should be commended especially back then when everybody was so hush-hush, be proud! ❤️
@SavvyMama
@SavvyMama 5 лет назад
A woman far ahead of her time! Brilliant & wrote her own jokes and became a bigger star after 35! Now that's a real star!
@ottomechanic1370
@ottomechanic1370 4 года назад
I totally agree with you. Invented a unique classic style, which women could study from, with all do respects, carefully crafted like she performed for her audience. Thank you.
@msr1116
@msr1116 4 года назад
She wrote some of the wittiest (and truest ! ) lines and comebacks that have lasted for many decades now.
@ottomechanic1370
@ottomechanic1370 4 года назад
Wow! Thank you kindly for the feedback. Sounds like you have done some research on Mae West. She would be a fastinating Hollywood personality to learn more about.
@allenwhite7465
@allenwhite7465 3 года назад
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@sherryfierro8893
@sherryfierro8893 3 года назад
Pl000ll00
@proudcynophile1901
@proudcynophile1901 6 лет назад
Back in the 70s Jet Magazine published an article on Mae West. She was a Civil Rights advocate and she fought for equality for black actors in Hollywood back when it took grande cojones to do that!
@trishmcl9055
@trishmcl9055 4 года назад
Good for her! ♥️
@sophiabrown9423
@sophiabrown9423 4 года назад
I knew a lady who worked for her as her maid but they were also good friends she said Mae was real cool and did really talk like that and she had a few black lovers.❤❤
@zingyflaps7757
@zingyflaps7757 4 года назад
I think big cojones sums her up pretty well.
@annnee6818
@annnee6818 4 года назад
She sure had some of the grandest cojones in da biznaz...😆
@petebest22
@petebest22 4 года назад
Lovely lady, wish I know her ☺
@corneliuswashington9218
@corneliuswashington9218 2 года назад
She loved MEN..and MEN...LOVED HER BACK...and she did very well loving them...women can learn from her...
@barbaracastelli3725
@barbaracastelli3725 2 года назад
Classy and intelligent woman. What I love about her the most is her self-esteem.
@carolharris4034
@carolharris4034 5 лет назад
Mae West WAS a beautiful woman, and a master at self-promotion. She was WAY ahead of her time. She was charismatic.
@peggypeggy4137
@peggypeggy4137 4 года назад
I love when she blows smoke in everyone's faces!
@peggypeggy4137
@peggypeggy4137 4 года назад
@Robert Gardea Don't worry, I won't!! I don't think she really smoked in real life.
@tamilugo3886
@tamilugo3886 4 года назад
Agreed that guys taste is all in his mouth ! He obviously knows nothing about beauty.
@gracekrothchild2907
@gracekrothchild2907 4 года назад
@@peggypeggy4137 YOU'RE right. Mae West never smoke,or drink. Mae West only smoked in her movies. That was her secret, for living so long...💕
@Darrigrande
@Darrigrande 4 года назад
She was not only beautiful, but witty and smart!
@ruairilocke9898
@ruairilocke9898 3 года назад
Many of todays actresses are interchangeable in looks, Mae West could never be mistaken for anyone else.
@Darrigrande
@Darrigrande 4 месяца назад
Mae West was an original and a unique person. She was not a clone of somebody.
@kfl611
@kfl611 3 месяца назад
I read one time, that of course she had a few face lifts or two, but she did them right, as always looked like herself. She was sure a 'one of a kind' and yes there will never be another like her.
@Redhead77
@Redhead77 2 года назад
I think it's adorable how Dom speaks of her, he's so smitten!
@royrodriguez1978
@royrodriguez1978 Год назад
I admire Mae West for her spirit, it doesn't grow old. Our bodies do and she did her best to give it her best. God bless her! Thanks for doing it your way.
@jolenehauck7019
@jolenehauck7019 4 года назад
The fact that they called her figure maternly is hysterical! She was gorgeous!
@40h66
@40h66 2 года назад
Exactly
@kelvinstewart7953
@kelvinstewart7953 2 года назад
This is also a time when a full figured woman with curves wasn't viewed as sexy. Even in 2022, it is still a struggle for woman with curves to be seen as beautiful. I can only imagine what the struggle was back then. But yes, Mae West was gorgeous and definitely opened the door for women to embrace their sexuality and proud of it. It absolutely shows when a woman is confident in herself how amazing it is.
@corazoncubano5372
@corazoncubano5372 2 года назад
@@kelvinstewart7953 I would say women with curves are in right now. If it wasn't so many women would not be spending large amounts of money to add artificial big breasts or big artificial butts to their bodies.
@unknown-lf6zx
@unknown-lf6zx 2 года назад
I agree. I love her and she looked great
@thomashernandez8700
@thomashernandez8700 2 года назад
Almost no waist. And that's WITH a 1930s girdle. Matronly is correct!
@unexpectedvixen5685
@unexpectedvixen5685 3 года назад
She shook the cage when women were expected to be seen and not heard. She definitely needs more recognition,in my opinion.
@spmoran4703
@spmoran4703 2 года назад
Amen. She showed the world that women had sexual feelings .
@applesnicolle5144
@applesnicolle5144 2 года назад
@@spmoran4703 / Wrong! Women were more respected then than now… she made women sluts & notice MW never had a happy marriage
@olivia5419
@olivia5419 2 года назад
agree
@olivia5419
@olivia5419 2 года назад
@@applesnicolle5144 No, women were far more sexualized back then. True, women were required to dress in a way that pretty much concealed their entire body (even ankles) because men, especially back then, were too lustful.
@applesnicolle5144
@applesnicolle5144 2 года назад
@@olivia5419 / I’ll take women covered up back then bc they were far more respected… ugh look at the No Class sluts of today’s Hollywood trash? Ugh look at mindless Kardashians
@Blonde_Somnambulist
@Blonde_Somnambulist Год назад
Born out of her time with the intelligence, charm ,guts and character, steadfastly determined to reframe the attitudes of the time. She made sex funny, challenged the hypocrisy of the male dominated entertainment industry, circumnavigated the hays code with the skillful mastery of her writing and succeeded where lesser souls would have failed. She was courageous, uncompromising and indomitable, whilst always maintaining an innate generosity towards others. She had the likeability factor, both men and women loved her. She knew how to get own way but did it with class , an honest woman on a mission, taking everyone on this amazing ride along with her . She paved the way for those such as Bette Davis who eventually won the battle with WB executives , to approve her own scripts and dictate pay terms . Mae created the conditions for Bette and other women who followed to be treated not just as commodities , but as serious artists . She was a gem 💎
@MrResearcher122
@MrResearcher122 2 года назад
She was raised among blacks, and had Irish grandmother, and she had street swag and was as fly as Daddy-Good-Grace with the words. Apart from that, she was as polite as a Nun, never drank, and and even bashful, when she wanted to be:)
@margareta.halliseyq1777
@margareta.halliseyq1777 2 года назад
Loved her!!!
@pleasedontfeedthe6235
@pleasedontfeedthe6235 4 года назад
Keep in mind, most of her 'pictures' she was in her 40s and 50s already! She was born in 1893. Still looking phenomenal.
@daleholbert3111
@daleholbert3111 4 года назад
Before plastic surgery liposuctiona
@randallmarsh2672
@randallmarsh2672 4 года назад
Wish the ladies in there 40s and 50s looked half as good today
@juanap2230
@juanap2230 4 года назад
"Yes she did" !!!
@womensarmycorpsveteran2904
@womensarmycorpsveteran2904 4 года назад
Randall Marsh most of the ones that haven’t succumbed to plastic surgery do look very nice.
@GeekInSequins
@GeekInSequins 4 года назад
As a late bloomer in my life and career, I look up to her! It's never too late to make a splash.
@alexisjackson1124
@alexisjackson1124 3 года назад
She was my favorite actress just for her realness. She wasn’t afraid to be a woman in a time when it was almost illegal to be one. Rest beautifully, Ms. Mae.
@lisamariealaniz7538
@lisamariealaniz7538 Год назад
Truth
@publiusx6703
@publiusx6703 Год назад
Actually, there were many strong women on the silver screen (and off it) at that time: Bette Davis, Joan Crawford, Barbara Stanwyck, and Katherine Hepburn, to name just a few. Some of the biggest stars in Hollywood of that time. Sometimes our stereotypes of an era are at odds with the reality.
@thirabx6954
@thirabx6954 Год назад
Is that a rocket in your pocket, or you just happy to see me
@r5u26d3
@r5u26d3 Год назад
Women have always been strong. They operated in their territory and men in theirs. Now we mix it up and women compete with men. But women have retained their destiny, creating the next generation. That brings them their greatest fulfilment. Competing with men is about survival . Having a family and a loyal , hard working husband remains their main goal
@tula1433
@tula1433 Год назад
@@r5u26d3 yes women want to modernize but still demand men remain traditionally masculine and play their traditional role. Funny how that works.
@elmowatson541
@elmowatson541 2 года назад
What a great sense of humour and easy going manner Mae West had. Even in her 80s here; she is one fantastic, sharp-minded and sweet lady.
@sharrielee911
@sharrielee911 Год назад
Mae West will always reign supreme...smiles
@ceeemonaee6579
@ceeemonaee6579 4 года назад
the things they were saying about her pissed me off😞 she was beautiful and curvy and funny and stood for civil rights rip gorgeous mae 💙
@jonnyq680
@jonnyq680 3 года назад
Stop wasting your energy. We know what a REAL WOMAN is. They want to, but may never will...
@jmcharles6916
@jmcharles6916 3 года назад
She's not pretty and no hot body but very talented. Reminds me of Lady Gaga
@missymarie2698
@missymarie2698 3 года назад
I misread that at the end- I thought it read, rip gorgeous male.
@Amc933
@Amc933 3 года назад
Yes, they are being nasty, really. And who is Rex Reed to talk???????
@stephaniebrooks8044
@stephaniebrooks8044 2 года назад
A boss!!!
@RememberRox
@RememberRox 6 лет назад
"we're intellectual opposites" "what do you mean?" "Well I'm intellectual, and you're opposite" OMG!! haha
@MoejiiOsmanTV
@MoejiiOsmanTV 4 года назад
Ruthless ahaha
@ruthiemspangenberg3363
@ruthiemspangenberg3363 4 года назад
Lmao!! That was one of my favorite!!!! Hahhaha! Ya just gotta love that woman!! My new idol!! Lol
@luvsupreme
@luvsupreme 4 года назад
This was always a favorite line of hers. Gold!
@sandyg.8318
@sandyg.8318 4 года назад
Funny and witty as hell
@winterbirds8022
@winterbirds8022 3 года назад
What a witty way to tell someone they are stupid..lol
@cyndjop
@cyndjop Год назад
It's almost 100 yrs after her success. Guts and brains. One of a kind! The jealous critics in this interview who disrespected her in her senior years made me sick to my stomach.
@GO-eo8kg
@GO-eo8kg 2 года назад
I love her sense of humor, and her presence! 😆💖
@LIZZIE-lizzie
@LIZZIE-lizzie 4 года назад
"They" do not consider MAE WEST as a Blonde Bombshell. MAE WEST "WAS" THE BLONDE BOMBSHELL.
@botticellichick6393
@botticellichick6393 4 года назад
I so agree with you! I think she was lovely and what a figure. You're right, she was a bombshell blonde. ❤
@Spiderman7Bob7
@Spiderman7Bob7 4 года назад
The original BLONDE BOMBSHELL was Jean Harlow. Not Mae West.
@botticellichick6393
@botticellichick6393 4 года назад
@@Spiderman7Bob7 Jean Harlow was gorgeous woman. All we said is that Mae was A blonde bombshell but everyone has their favs 🤩
@aprilshelton9355
@aprilshelton9355 4 года назад
Robert Anderson Jean Harlow is my grandmothers cousin. And yes, Jean actually was considered the First real ‘bomb shell’ . Both women are nostalgic and interesting
@waynethomas1726
@waynethomas1726 4 года назад
Yes, THE blonde bombshell.
@ms.beatrixrabbit7313
@ms.beatrixrabbit7313 4 года назад
I think she was beautiful , sexy, vivacious... I love her. I am BAFFLED by these men saying she was big or unattractive. Smh she was neither. She proved 2 women that we could own are sexuality. That was just so badass.
@joanodom2104
@joanodom2104 2 года назад
She was MAE, and that was perfect! ❤
@lisamariealaniz7538
@lisamariealaniz7538 Год назад
💯 agree
@mannyhood6024
@mannyhood6024 Год назад
They were homosexual hunny BC nobody wants to fk a skeleton i assure u
@Rebecca.8590
@Rebecca.8590 Год назад
She sure was and they were just jealous or angry she was being herself and putting them down as that is what they did to women at the time.
@AS-wj1du
@AS-wj1du Год назад
They were intimidated by her. She was strong
@dmoneyd2010
@dmoneyd2010 2 года назад
Mae W was smooth, classy and gifted, every line she spoke was like gold 💘
@caroleann_2142
@caroleann_2142 2 года назад
She made Carey Grant a Star... My Great Grandmother was as Spunky, When she became a widow at 50 but remarried a man 15 yrs her Junior, She passed away at 97 in 1973. What a Darling she was, so bold so brave.
@imanigabbana6629
@imanigabbana6629 Год назад
She was actually 87 years old when she died in 1980
@MrWillHughes
@MrWillHughes 2 месяца назад
​@imanigabbana6629 they meant their grandmother passed away in 1973. 😊
@kimwiliams5434
@kimwiliams5434 4 года назад
There was Mae West...and then there was everyone else. She paved the way.
@bettyflipkowski235
@bettyflipkowski235 3 года назад
Kim Wiliams sq
@dales.189
@dales.189 4 года назад
In one movie she did, she was rifling through her arch nemesis's office desk drawer, and pulled out an object stating: 'Hmm, this man is so crooked he uses a corkscrew for a ruler.' Love it!
@sharonstromley9350
@sharonstromley9350 2 года назад
Mae West had a huge stage presence. In reality, physically, MW was just under 5' tall and wore towering high heels. The way she dressed, moved, spoke were all her! An original, she copied no one and was brave enough to recognize her own uniqueness. She was most certainly, one-of-a-kind! Mae owned property around Burbank when it was not developed, acres of the valley and recognized the land's profitability long before others were buying. She was an incredible business woman, very wealthy with ahead-of-her-time business acumen. Amazing!
@janettawallace3722
@janettawallace3722 2 года назад
Mae. West was a bad sister. I enjoyed all her movies. That accent and personality made her stand out. Great actress. One of the greatest actress.
@vicval7895
@vicval7895 4 года назад
The queen of one-liners, she will always be remembered.
@michaelpeterson1928
@michaelpeterson1928 4 года назад
Mea West was the only Actress that actually Played Hollywood to her game and Hollywood ended up Bowing down ,Great I love hahahaha
@joanbowden7634
@joanbowden7634 4 года назад
Bow to the Queen, bitches! 😆
@pbohearn
@pbohearn 4 года назад
Considering all the other very talented women they chewed up and spit out and destroyed where do we start? Judy Garland, Marilyn Monroe, all those gorgeous actresses of the 30s and 40s that went into retirement at age 40 because there were no parts, exceptional women like John Crawford and Bette Davis who fought like bitches to still have parts in their later years. she’s amazing acting until she’s 80-something. good for her! It might’ve been a bit of vanity project, but who the hell cares? she needed something to do, for god sake’s. Like another amazing comedienne out of the school of vaudeville would say, “let me Telya Ernie, I’ll take a lover when I am 80 and it’s a lot easier for 20 to go in the 80s then for 80 to go into 20!“ LOL OL love her taste in men LOL. P a. Probably the first female started to embrace her gay audience and very forward thinking around sexuality even biracial which at that time was downright dangerous.
@nurlindafsihotang49
@nurlindafsihotang49 4 года назад
And gave middle finger, figuratively, of course, to all the old men in censores...to much of fellow women (and homosexuals) at the times, giggles.
@eltondennie6114
@eltondennie6114 3 года назад
The great barbara stantwck got a great part as a middle age actress in the role playing mother in big valley.my favorite betty hutton said on the phil donahue show.was a actress is pass 40 its over.
@candicemrubio9753
@candicemrubio9753 3 года назад
@@joanbowden7634 >iu
@michellerene951
@michellerene951 6 месяцев назад
Mae West was definitely one of a kind.
@stephaniewood9608
@stephaniewood9608 3 месяца назад
As a young teenager when I seen her. Ms. May. West was something else. She She spoke her mind And she did her walkI really enjoyed her
@taffykins2745
@taffykins2745 3 месяца назад
😄 sweet! How old are you now? I never saw her when she was so popular. I must be a lot younger than you! Tell me what it was like when you were a teen! I'd like to know! How fun! 👍😄
@raysand2557
@raysand2557 5 лет назад
"You believe in love at first sight?" Mae responds: "I don't know, but it saves an awful lot of time." LOL
@trishmcl9055
@trishmcl9055 4 года назад
That was great!💕
@hollyconger9037
@hollyconger9037 4 года назад
Aaahahaha.. love this one.
@petebest22
@petebest22 4 года назад
I believe in love at first sight with mae, cos I don't wanna waste time in pleasing her ;-)
@erincrooke7202
@erincrooke7202 4 года назад
One smart lady!!! Beauty and brains!!!
@karenfitzsimmons1634
@karenfitzsimmons1634 3 года назад
Nobody seems to mention Mae’s singing voice I think it’s fabulous
@spmoran4703
@spmoran4703 2 года назад
Very bluesy I love voices like that.
@gus4u2c
@gus4u2c 2 года назад
She did music with Jazz Legend Duke Ellington
@Hobasjoy
@Hobasjoy 2 года назад
Her shape was the bomb!!!
@garneauweld1100
@garneauweld1100 Год назад
When I was a young kid watching classic movies on channel 11 in St. Louis, I remember seeing Mae West acting and singing. I didn't know what to make of her except that she was distinctive. Now that I'm older, I understand. Without question, Mae West is an American institution.
@angelabender8132
@angelabender8132 5 лет назад
She taught us that we could age gloriously and not become sad, wrinkly old ladies at 60 or 70 She endured and maintained her sense of humour: that is the secret of living, not only existing
@spmoran4703
@spmoran4703 2 года назад
She said , " I intend to grow up disgracefully not gracefully. ' I agree.
@petakucas7389
@petakucas7389 Год назад
Madonna could learn a thing or 3
@evastar4526
@evastar4526 Год назад
Having sense of humour and making a joke out of yourself are two different things. She didn't get sad old lady because she was sad since her youth to begin with.
@ward5582
@ward5582 Год назад
​@@evastar4526 3 I
@lauriewhite9574
@lauriewhite9574 10 месяцев назад
EdwwC
@AngelaM731
@AngelaM731 4 года назад
She was pretty with curves, and personality. Society's beauty standards sucks!
@walterhines6148
@walterhines6148 4 года назад
You babe. You took the words right out of my mouth. To many people are stereotypes. We need more love and compassionate people
@idontgiveafaboutyou
@idontgiveafaboutyou 4 года назад
All healthy body sizes are beautiful
@walterhines6148
@walterhines6148 4 года назад
@@idontgiveafaboutyou thank you. Enjoy you day
@walterhines6148
@walterhines6148 4 года назад
Thanks babe. Have many happy time
@walterhines6148
@walterhines6148 4 года назад
Thanks babe. Have many great times
@muiwahheng
@muiwahheng Год назад
A Diva ❤forever and her one liner 🥰🤩 is everything
@Bowiefan4ever
@Bowiefan4ever 2 года назад
This was before, fillers, injections and what we have as facelifts now. I adored her. Two of my grandma’s had Mae for a middle name, so does one of my daughters. ♥️
@AS-wj1du
@AS-wj1du Год назад
Cheers to that. Maes are beautiful
@andrewforte3852
@andrewforte3852 4 года назад
There is nothing more POWERFUL than a WOMAN determined to RISE! - Dorothy Dandridge
@dannij7081
@dannij7081 4 года назад
"Some of the wildest men makes the BEST pets."-Yesss Mae was the Queen 👑.
@mariaclark6313
@mariaclark6313 2 года назад
Mae was incredible. She called her own shots, liberated far ahead of time when women were encouraged to be more subservient. She's a role model to all women. Why not write your own material and speak your mind. She was phenomenal.
@benitagray8287
@benitagray8287 2 года назад
Lovely Actress Today she would still be her self and MORE!!!!
@rvegas81
@rvegas81 2 года назад
I was shocked at Robert osbourne. Even SNL picked up on this lol
@tula1433
@tula1433 Год назад
While I agree. Many women called Mae West “filth” “trash” “explicit” so women also kept the status quo going back then. Not just men.
@pouglwaw5932
@pouglwaw5932 4 месяца назад
@@tula1433 Oh yes ! Women called her "shameless" and reviled her for being so explicit about something that "should always be kept hidden"- Sex !
@joanodom2104
@joanodom2104 2 года назад
It gives me joy that Ms. West had her Paul. How wonderful that he was so devoted to her.
@carolynfranklin1447
@carolynfranklin1447 4 года назад
She always had a good word for everyone, not a mean bone in her body. She was a class act.
@julianakleijn9254
@julianakleijn9254 2 года назад
Lol unless u were a girl in her chorus line or another girl in Hollywood lol. No problem loving Mae West but let’s not LIE about who and what she was
@akrenwinkle
@akrenwinkle 2 года назад
@@julianakleijn9254 You mean the thing about her being the only blonde in a scene, and surrounding herself with women who weighed more than she did? True, and a lot of her publicity art was obviously photoshopped. (They called it airbrushing then.) But there are things that people don't want to know, or they like to exaggerate. The folklore about her buying The Ravenswood, for example.
@thirabx6954
@thirabx6954 Год назад
Mae Is that a rocket in your pocket. What a Line. I love her
@seeleygirl6178
@seeleygirl6178 6 месяцев назад
Did you know her?
@Marsena
@Marsena 5 лет назад
Dom was the perfect narrator for this documentary. He truly loved and respected her legacy.
@ashalon8729
@ashalon8729 4 года назад
I knew that was him! R.I.P Tiger
@thechloechronicles9688
@thechloechronicles9688 3 года назад
he was one of the few actors she said almost stole a scene from her
@HollyLiana
@HollyLiana 2 года назад
I'm so glad someone recognized my favorite actor when I was a little girl. Living in Lakewood WA and being from Tacoma, I was always on the look out at the town center or where Yani and Linda Evans pumped their gas just to catch a glimpse of my comedic hero.
@SJ-ni6iy
@SJ-ni6iy 2 года назад
He really did do a great job.
@paulalowery7411
@paulalowery7411 2 года назад
"Easter time is tha time for eggs, and tha time for eggs is Easter time" - Mae West. How fitting I found this on Easter! My grandmother was one of her biggest fans, and she could parrot the way she talked perfectly! She even had all of us grandkids doing it, too!
@ladyrachel13
@ladyrachel13 2 года назад
I remember watching all those Mae West movies from the 1930s. She was something, didn't care what anyone thought. Good for her! 🤩💖
@johnnyray88
@johnnyray88 4 года назад
Mae West laughed at them all on her way to the bank.
@britannia5370
@britannia5370 4 года назад
"Is that a gun in your pocket or are you happy to see me?".. Isnt that brilliant and cheeky?
@jonnyq680
@jonnyq680 3 года назад
and immortal
@janicecook1066
@janicecook1066 3 года назад
Lol, what a Line, I Love it!
@dlwhite1965
@dlwhite1965 3 года назад
"Is that a banana in your pocket or are you just happy to see me"
@akrenwinkle
@akrenwinkle 3 года назад
@à la claire fontaine When Mae and Raquel Welch made "Myra Breckinridge" together, Mae did everything she could to diss Raquel. One way, really old school, was to make hash out of Raquel's name, like you did. Mae referred to her as Rachel Walsh or other mistakes, as if Raquel was a nobody, an unknown. "A real star wouldn't have taken that role," Mae proclaimed.
@jayellevanderschoor1786
@jayellevanderschoor1786 3 года назад
That was the best!
@lalajohnson7194
@lalajohnson7194 Год назад
When you listen to her responses during interviews, you can tell she is very quick witted and intelligent. Even though she was beautiful, she's proof of how a great personality will always shine bright.
@luiszuluaga6575
@luiszuluaga6575 2 года назад
I have a newfound respect for such a legendary actress and personality who understood how to charm and disarm. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
@toniatchison3678
@toniatchison3678 4 года назад
This lady was and always will be my favorite actress. She had balls enough to be what she wanted, regardless of what the censors decreed.
@lorettanericcio-bohlman567
@lorettanericcio-bohlman567 2 года назад
Or iron ovaries
@catspaw3092
@catspaw3092 2 года назад
The way she treated men she did it with style & class & she behaved like a lady she would tell the feminists & the Karens today that treating men like dogs will get them nowhere.
@joanodom2104
@joanodom2104 2 года назад
@@catspaw3092 I've been feminist since the seventies and none of my contemporaries despise men. We only resent misogynist men AND women. You apparently "educated" yourself on feminism by listening to Fox and/or Limbaugh. You should actually get to know a feminist. Women ought to raise other women up, in my opinion.
@lisamariealaniz7538
@lisamariealaniz7538 Год назад
Yes 👍
@nurlindafsihotang49
@nurlindafsihotang49 4 месяца назад
​@@joanodom2104hear..hear...feminist of the 90s gen, i dont know how Fox and Limbaught became voice of feminism? Where the hell these misandrist comes from?
@ardkoroz9344
@ardkoroz9344 3 года назад
She aged beautifully! She was in control and especially back then I believe was genius
@zuzellogan5613
@zuzellogan5613 3 года назад
There is only one Mae West and she is irreplaceable. Thank you Mae for entertaining us during your career, you will never be forgotten.
@Love-dd5cp
@Love-dd5cp 2 года назад
“We’re intellectually opposite “I’m intellectually your opposite! She was hilarious lol! 😂
@cherielaukka9710
@cherielaukka9710 4 года назад
Mae West would of been such gas to hangout with. Afternoon out for coffee & a laugh with the girls. Her line about mirrors on the ceiling in her bedroom, She says "I like to see how I'm doing" that is priceless.
@Elena-er7zp
@Elena-er7zp 3 года назад
except she didn’t really befriend girls so nice fantasy
@thebtchthathikes1008
@thebtchthathikes1008 2 года назад
@@Elena-er7zp understandable. There is no sisterhood.
@natekey3279
@natekey3279 2 года назад
After watching may west storie,is not that she was ahead of her time, this is who she is !!,god gave her that personality, so we all could see it, and talk about it today , and have a opinion, a conversation, a thought, what he creates is beyond are imagination, its his world !, we just live in it...she was great🙂
@cristinafisher2565
@cristinafisher2565 2 года назад
A Legend. Liked her singing She was petite, like a stick of Dynamite
@romystumpy1197
@romystumpy1197 2 года назад
@@Elena-er7zp very true, im not a fan of hers, she was very ordinary looking, not sexy and think she looked awful when older touting the same spiel
@tyrssen1
@tyrssen1 5 лет назад
Mae's real genius was comedy. Brilliant!
@daisycassidy2448
@daisycassidy2448 2 года назад
Mae West was sexy, funny, talented, super smart, and way ahead of her time. She could put any other actress to shame, even today.
@lechatel
@lechatel 2 года назад
My dear old dad absolutely loved Mae West. He thought she was terrific. He was a man who liked a sense of humour and didn't like lots of unnecessary angst.
@sandrapatterson2916
@sandrapatterson2916 4 года назад
And here we are in 2020, still loving Mae West!
@Darrigrande
@Darrigrande 3 года назад
So do I!
@fugirider5531
@fugirider5531 3 года назад
Yep
@ianfromtheotherside5795
@ianfromtheotherside5795 3 года назад
We always have
@sandrapatterson2916
@sandrapatterson2916 3 года назад
@@ianfromtheotherside5795 And always will.
@Not2Sleezy
@Not2Sleezy 3 года назад
She was a Badd Bish 💯
@sxippydennison3577
@sxippydennison3577 4 года назад
Mae was gorgeously voluptuous, and more importantly she had cunning wit, great tongue & cheek humor, and an intellectual business acumen to sell her larger than life persona to the public. Whatever these men's ideas of what beauty truly is, they're blind to all facets she had.
@kathleenmcgill5781
@kathleenmcgill5781 Год назад
Didn't accept the other stuff so I'm doing it again with the microphone. All this seems foreign to me, Irish immigrants raise polish believe it or not. Was'grandfather's into the into the American association of sex educators counselors and therapists AASECT. IN THE SEVENTIES HAD RAPE CASES BUT FATHERS BY FATHERS SORRY USING A MICROPHONE AND STEPFATHERS THERE WAS NOTHING IN SEX BOOKS THEN. Now I know what I would do but I pray that those cases got that they need somewhere they needed somewhere God bless
@Wise-Lady-La-Aura
@Wise-Lady-La-Aura 2 года назад
" Why don't you come up and see me sometime?" Said in a flirtacious, temptingly fun manner is a classic Mae West line still recognizable today! I was thrilled to come across this interesting and important collection of Mae West clips. It was comforting and delightful to see Dom Deluise again, talking and joking in his unique way. I am happily surprised to learn that Rex Reed is still alive. People still refer to a certain type of performance as a "Mae West Style" I was an actress in Godspell, a few years ago, I played the role of Mary Magdelene and that role requires the actor to sing "Turn Back, Oh Man". The Press critic wrote a review (they used my real name, though) that said " A petite and lively La La.... Belts out a Mae West style "Turn Back , Oh Man". There you go, they still compare actresses to Mae West. Love this lady! She is an iconic sex symbol and a one of a kind. This new generation will produce someone like her in the next 10 or so years. The world needs it!
@MapleSyrupPoet
@MapleSyrupPoet 2 года назад
Beautiful lady ...quite the, "doll-face" as they used to say ...lovely character ...many characters in my family 👪 💓
@dorabarkley6335
@dorabarkley6335 5 лет назад
Mae West was one of the most beautiful women in Hollywood - she was the whole package , beautiful, stacked and smart as a whip - definitely one of my favorites
@SJanez91
@SJanez91 5 лет назад
For someone who started in Hollywood in her 40s, she looked damn good! Even at 55, she was giving the women in their 20s a run for their money!
@LoquaciousByNature
@LoquaciousByNature 2 года назад
Her wit and candor is always refreshing 😊
@anave_duttonstyle1965
@anave_duttonstyle1965 2 года назад
From my perspective, from one woman to another: As women we've always had to fight against what others THINK we should be, do and say. My boyfriend even said it, Mae West was, in my opinion, way ahead of her time and fought for herself and others. Some people in the movie industry didn't deserve her. She was too great for them. She offered so much and gave so much, including herself, to everyone she met. Her sex appeal and blunt honest humor scared the hell outta the masses. Hell, she made Cary Grant a household name, he was a bit player before becoming a popular actor. The studio execs should've capitalized on what they had in Mae West but screwed up royally. Some people called her too big and matronly?...She was perfect: 5'2", size 6 and 116 lbs...That's perfect, not the anorexic looking stick figure models running around today!! Hell, I'm 57 yrs old, size 6, 120 lbs and busty and an hourglass figure like Mae West...Matronly?...No, that's sexy!! Too many stereotypes placed on each other, as much now as it was then. I'll take old Hollywood over today's Hollywood any day of the week. Mae West loved what she did and did what she loved. She was a true Hollywood Legend!!❤️🎥🎞️
@petekdemircioglu
@petekdemircioglu 2 года назад
Anorexic looking stick
@spmoran4703
@spmoran4703 2 года назад
I have got a Mae West figure . Big boobs big ass. Blonde / red hair. I get complimented every time I am out.
@joanodom2104
@joanodom2104 2 года назад
Not important, but I always heard she was slightly under five feet. Not being contrary. 😃
@CindyLouWho77
@CindyLouWho77 Год назад
You had me until you decided to take a swat at “stick figures”. It’s all body positivity until it comes to women who are tall and thin. Forget the beauty industry; it’s been fickle since the concept of an “ideal” woman began since recorded history. She has been tall, short, thin, stocky, long hair, short hair, etc. It differs by culture and changes ideals several times a century. A lot of women minimize my experience because there is a self-anointed arbiter that decides who is allowed to feel insecure or even traumatized by their experiences. It doesn’t matter that I was tormented for my height and weight as a kid and called ugly on a daily basis because some grownups with similar measurements were the ideal of the time. The disparaging comments and treatment continue into my forties. If I have dinner with a group, someone inevitably asks when I excuse myself to use the restroom if I’m going to vomit what I just ate. Every man I ever dated suggested I eat more cheeseburgers because I have “the ass of a ten year old boy”, if they concede I have an ass at all. I’ve been called every basketball player from Larry Bird to Kevin Durant. I didn’t date until college and it was always a man at least ten years older; anyone younger was embarrassed to stand next to me because of my height. I had no control over my height, weight, and features. I ended up with an extra tall gene. My thyroid was overactive and went undiagnosed until I almost died. Even after treatments, I stayed as small. It didn’t matter that my body was a constant source of ridicule (apparently, it still doesn’t), which stung all the more because I wanted to be invisible. Maybe then I wouldn’t have been SA’d by my uncle’s best friend and have to listen to my grandmother, who I was staying with in another state when it began, try to justify it - “It happens to all women. He’s your uncle’s only friend; we can’t tell him to leave”. Five years later, it would happen again; this time by a neighbor and friend of my dad’s, and it was much more violent. The opposite happened this time. My dad almost killed the guy and my family moved out of state so my dad could escape criminal charges. My siblings resented me. The move away from their friends was my fault. One of my sisters even gossiped about it at our new high school. A particularly horrible person would follow me around the halls and sing “R*pe Me” from Nirvana. My sister went to homecoming with him. I hated my body; the last thing I wanted was for anyone to notice it. As an adult, inappropriate comments are made, though more general, typically. Not always. The near guarantee now is it’s other women who believe I’m expendable. I’ve had it so good, ya know, what does it matter if I’m singled out and not allowed under the body positivity umbrella, really? Stick figure. Not every tall, thin woman is part of a patriarchal conspiracy to make other women feel shamed into the absurd attempt to attain the unattainable. I’m certainly not. We are our best when we uplift one another.
@tula1433
@tula1433 Год назад
@@CindyLouWho77 agree. It’s women who compete with other women and uphold the “toxic beauty standards” that they love to blame men for. Men were fine with us when we had hairy legs and lived in caves. Women created the beauty industry and support it so they can compete with other women!
@trishmcl9055
@trishmcl9055 4 года назад
I'll be damned!! Five feet tall? I thought she was almost 6!! Dang she could walk well on 9 freaking inch heels!! And she didn't drink or smoke? I'm impressed!
@bubblybubbles4023
@bubblybubbles4023 4 года назад
You have to give us little women some credit.🤣
@bellabelisarius7049
@bellabelisarius7049 4 года назад
@@bubblybubbles4023 OMG I just loved your comment. You are so funny.
@bellabelisarius7049
@bellabelisarius7049 4 года назад
@@bubblybubbles4023 OMG I love your comment. You are so LMAO. Very original.
@lsimon343
@lsimon343 4 года назад
That’s why she looked so good in her 50s and beyond !! Look at the great beauties Ava Gardner , and Lana turner, they aged horribly from drink and smoke. Mae was doin it looking great til the end!
@harletterider9658
@harletterider9658 4 года назад
she smoked...
@ShanteeHaynes
@ShanteeHaynes 5 лет назад
"She wasn't particularly pretty, she didn't have a good figure..." ...old girl had swag, that goes a loooong way
@Janellabelle
@Janellabelle 4 года назад
Plus, she actually was pretty and did have a good figure! Lol
@trishmcl9055
@trishmcl9055 4 года назад
@@Janellabelle I think she kinda hid just how nice her figure was in order to get by the censors.
@nicolesimon6396
@nicolesimon6396 4 года назад
@@Janellabelle thats what am saying dude tripping
@seilove7044
@seilove7044 4 года назад
Exactly !!!
@britannia5370
@britannia5370 4 года назад
But she had sex appeal and wit....beauty without those is shallow...
@warrengeti5493
@warrengeti5493 5 месяцев назад
🌹 She will always forever be remembered in American Black History.🌟🖤🌟💖✨✨ She was very beautiful and they left out her romance w a Black Guy.
@airicacain7255
@airicacain7255 2 года назад
This was Awesome. I love this woman. May her legacy live on.
@alexanicolejoel2168
@alexanicolejoel2168 4 года назад
I'LL TRY ANYTHING ONCE, TWO IF I LIKE IT AND THREE TO MAKE SURE, MAE WEST!!!!!!
@pbohearn
@pbohearn 4 года назад
ALEXA NICOLE JOEL Another Mae Bonmot!
@rickeyricardomatthews2147
@rickeyricardomatthews2147 3 года назад
The men commentators on this platform Doesn't know the taste of a woman How can you make stupid comments about her figure She was beautiful.These never had pussy since pussy had them
@saminabinet
@saminabinet 23 дня назад
“When choosing between two evils, I always choose the one I haven’t tried yet.”
@caidyc
@caidyc 4 года назад
Recently a young man on a rafting trip in Ireland referred to his life vest as a Mae West. Now THAT‘S longevity.
@newenglandgirl9523
@newenglandgirl9523 4 года назад
When I learned how to sky dive, a double inflated (not a big smooth full arc) parachute is called a "Mae West". Actually it is very dangerous for the sky diver!!!
@Papa-tn3vn
@Papa-tn3vn 3 года назад
@@newenglandgirl9523 In the U.S. Navy we also referred to the old lifejacket as the "Mae West" ;-)
@rik4369
@rik4369 2 года назад
When I joined the Marines in 1977, we called it the same thing.
@Witchofthewoods.
@Witchofthewoods. 2 года назад
I find her absolutely stunning, witty as hell and hilarious. 😆 They don't make em like her anymore, especially in Hollywood. It's changed.
@billhughes9612
@billhughes9612 Год назад
I'm sitting here, not even twenty minutes into this video. An I am struck by how hateful some of the men are to her. And the saddest aspect is that for the most part, I don't recall ANY of them doing anything worth being remembered for. The fact remains that she started BEFORE all of them and finished AFTER all of them and is STILL remembered fondly where in the vast majority of them are barely recalled if at all. I remember how my grandmother looked at me when I first saw Mae West on tv as a child. I was one of those kids you could always HEAR me playing in the back round, and my grandmother thought something had happened to me, because I went suddenly quiet. She popped her head into the living room and watched me as I sat there frozen, hot wheel car in mid air until Mae West wasn't on tv anymore. She laughed because she told me I literally shook my head like I was coming out of a spell. After that she called me mannish, even though I was only about three years old. But suffice to say I have found the ENTIRE Mae West persona fascinating and find myself drawn to her body type in women ever since. And if I find a skinny woman with her personality type, I will give her a pass. But warn her not to get mad if she sees me eyeing a fuller figure woman.
@catalinaortoljo3523
@catalinaortoljo3523 4 года назад
"One leg is Christmas, the other is New Years. Why don't you come up and visit me in between the Holidays?" 😊
@LusciousTwinkle
@LusciousTwinkle 4 года назад
They are all talking about her like she was some plain Jane....or worse, a hideous old matron. She wasnt...She was beautiful and sexy....Venus - the mother, the lover, the queen. There was just a different aesthetic back then.
@santyclause8034
@santyclause8034 2 года назад
They were all starch and stuffed shirts. She loved to light a blowtorch in a stuffed shirts face and let 'em feel the burn. She railed against their holier-than-thou chides and insincere hypocrisy.
@marilyndresser2377
@marilyndresser2377 2 года назад
Very true insight💯
@moodylittleowl
@moodylittleowl 2 года назад
but thats part of her legacy! she was not by extraordinarily beautiful by any standards but she was insanely sexy because of the way she carried herself and her personality
@mikeamico6763
@mikeamico6763 2 года назад
I agree Lola ,to me she was all woman gorgeous a guitar shape snd very pretty face with a sharp mind a triple threat if you will. No matter what one thinks we still talking about her lol
@stephaniebrooks8044
@stephaniebrooks8044 2 года назад
Ikr! They better recognize!! 😀
@imanigabbana6629
@imanigabbana6629 Год назад
When I'm good I'm very good but when I'm bad I'm better - Mae West
@diarmstrong3634
@diarmstrong3634 Год назад
LOVE THE TRIBUTE TO MAE WEST…I TOO AM TRULLY AN HOUR GLASS FIGURE.. AND GETTING ATTENTION CAN BE VERY OVERWHELMING…BUT MS, WEST HELPED ME UNDERSTAND THE POWER OF BEAUTY…
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