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NEA Big Read: Meet Ray Bradbury 

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Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 remains one of the most iconic works in American Literature. At home with his cats and collectables, Mr. Bradbury talks about how the book came into being and what has sustained his extraordinary career.

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@tyfox8900
@tyfox8900 4 года назад
Anyone watching this for school
@gavingrove9613
@gavingrove9613 4 года назад
me
@lisam3026
@lisam3026 4 года назад
yep
@jacobpetitta7038
@jacobpetitta7038 4 года назад
Hell yeah
@jooshpepe2001
@jooshpepe2001 4 года назад
yeah it sucks
@ewof
@ewof 4 года назад
me
@nazguuls
@nazguuls 3 года назад
watching this for my ninth grade honors class. it was due a month ago
@AURELIAN-restitutororbis
@AURELIAN-restitutororbis 3 года назад
same. have until feb to finish everything and I still have 30 more history lessons to finish lol
@alexisreplogle9816
@alexisreplogle9816 3 года назад
literally same
@brandonmwinyelle148
@brandonmwinyelle148 3 года назад
bro same
@hannah-ts3wu
@hannah-ts3wu 3 года назад
omg same LOL
@sumiraadhikari5704
@sumiraadhikari5704 Год назад
same, except it’s due tomorrow
@stellap.723
@stellap.723 3 года назад
his absolute joy when he talked about being called 'a poet' is my favorite part of the video.
@doccreed7182
@doccreed7182 4 года назад
"My God, I'm alive. Why didn't someone tell me I was alive?" Great line. What an epiphany he had which led to his writing several modern classics. This man was drunk on books and his words inspire me to this day.
@wt3466
@wt3466 4 года назад
Salvatore Mauceli no u
@lizbombplaysXD
@lizbombplaysXD 3 года назад
I am here for school but I completely agree. it's a beautiful line and your first instinct is to laugh because, "What do you mean, we all our alive why would we say that to eachother?" But, it has so much more meaning
@Mike-wr7om
@Mike-wr7om 9 месяцев назад
One of the early chapters in Dandelion Wine, my favorite Bradbury book, is a dramatization of this epiphany through his character Douglas Spalding. It is a gorgeous piece of writing in a gorgeous book.
@finnmccool684
@finnmccool684 2 года назад
I adore this video. I watch it about twice a year. It's like watching myself at 87 years old. And I don't say that lightly.
@ezzeldean4206
@ezzeldean4206 5 лет назад
This guy is a real great writer. He got what it takes to be a legend. I wish I can be him when I am his age.
@alexdipietro9341
@alexdipietro9341 2 года назад
Me too
@jacobpetitta7038
@jacobpetitta7038 4 года назад
Ray Bradbury is a gift to us, this man has amazing memories for being his age, along with his amazing love for the earth.
@axiomist1076
@axiomist1076 4 года назад
I discovered this man in Something Wicked This Way Comes , when I was a high school kid, living in what was then (early 60s) a small town , Key West (Florida) with all the old white wooden houses and picket fences, just like the town the kids in the story lived in. It fascinated me and Ive never forgotten it. In 76 I remembered how that story had affected me and I looked for Bradbury in the bookstore in New York city. There I discovered The Martian Chronicles , which set me off reading sci-fi. He wrote a book on writing titled Zen In the Art of Writing, which is of great help to anyone wanting to write ( or do anything in life). In it he says that anyone who tells you to give up the things you love (because they may not be "cool") is not your friend and you should forget about them and do what you love, as he stated in this interview (do what you love and love what you do). And I have always thought that he IS a poet. Its obvious in the way he expresses himself when he writes Its beautiful. A great man.
@shael522
@shael522 Год назад
Wish this was the type of person that everyone talked about today and wanted to read. His poetic way of talking and writing is so natural, but it's the liveliness that is most attractive. We should all aspire to beam this out. God bless.
@1QueenMovie
@1QueenMovie 3 года назад
He has very good memory. This was a good video. His love for reading, books, and writing makes me reevaluate my love for it all.
@withlovefalseortrue9839
@withlovefalseortrue9839 Год назад
I miss you, Mr. Bradbury. You are truly one of my inspirations to keep going in life.
@rayvega3163
@rayvega3163 4 года назад
RIP to the legend,Mr. Bradbury. 1920-2012 At least I have few of your short stories (some of them are in short stories collection) and his novel "Fahrenheit 451" .
@rayvega3163
@rayvega3163 4 года назад
He did live forever.
@ofgodzeus
@ofgodzeus 2 года назад
I lost count of how many times I watched and rewatched this interview I absolutely love it
@maryalice5357
@maryalice5357 6 лет назад
What a national treasure. This film should be shown before the new movie. People need to understand. Love.
@shethewriter
@shethewriter 5 лет назад
I adore this short doc. I’ve seen it dozens of times. Captures him so well, and inspires my reading.
@Mike-wr7om
@Mike-wr7om 9 месяцев назад
I agree completely. It is spiritual food for my soul. When I'm feeling weak, I come back to it, I feast on it, and my soul is revived.
@juanpablosolorio5056
@juanpablosolorio5056 4 года назад
Amazing , Bradbury, beutiful soul and human being, i am glad to have read some of his books, though i read them in spanish, God bless him wherever he is.
@maiquyhuynh7927
@maiquyhuynh7927 3 года назад
Thank you so much for your message, Ray Bradbury. LIfe is wonderful. I am grateful to read your book. Beautiful!
@jeffthomsonmusic
@jeffthomsonmusic 6 лет назад
Hats off. A genius. Brilliant, brilliant Ray Bradbury.
@someokiedude9549
@someokiedude9549 Месяц назад
I only wish I had an iota of his exuberance and passion for storytelling and for life.
@jigsaw_in_place
@jigsaw_in_place 5 лет назад
Required to watch for Ms. Dugan's LA
@emaan7651
@emaan7651 5 лет назад
Ella Clegg same bro
@fuhrerboi39
@fuhrerboi39 3 года назад
same oof
@jigsaw_in_place
@jigsaw_in_place 3 года назад
Führer Boi haha y'all are watching it too, have fun
@siennajade3127
@siennajade3127 2 года назад
Me too lol
@OldMod67
@OldMod67 4 года назад
I'm currently re-reading The Illustrated Man (UK version) again. There really won't be anyone as good as far as I'm concerned. Read him aloud, celebrate his stories!
@archerdoesthings
@archerdoesthings 2 года назад
watching this for an assignment that was due 4 days ago.
@juanshaman3177
@juanshaman3177 2 года назад
Wonderful video. I found Dandelion Wine among my books so I stopped reading everything else to indulge in this beautiful little novel.
@raymorel1971
@raymorel1971 5 лет назад
I love Ray Bradbury!
@erinj6116
@erinj6116 9 месяцев назад
I’m so obsessed with this man
@finnmccool684
@finnmccool684 Год назад
I love the music in this. Somehow, it's perfect.
@stevenwiederholt7000
@stevenwiederholt7000 4 года назад
Literally my 1st memory is sitting under the table reading The Song Of Hiawatha in my Little Golden Book. asking my mother what an Island (Pronounced is land) was.
@seanamcgee3427
@seanamcgee3427 3 года назад
What a gift to humanity. And I'm referring to the man, the spirit.
@wolfjones2438
@wolfjones2438 Год назад
“The things that you love should be things that you do and things that you do should be things that you love” Listen up kids. This is how you become.
@TruthSurge
@TruthSurge 2 месяца назад
Well, you didn't live forever but making it to your 90s is pretty good. At least your stories will live on for a long time.
@RetrobertAZ
@RetrobertAZ 4 года назад
Amazing interview
@russelladams9147
@russelladams9147 Год назад
Heartwarming and inspirational.
@spaghetti_man3807
@spaghetti_man3807 3 года назад
10:43 for anyone who wants to read the original from the magazine, here is a photocopied version: archive.org/details/galaxymagazine-1951-02/page/n5/mode/2up Its on page 4
@myriam-sigrunihlefeld2356
@myriam-sigrunihlefeld2356 3 года назад
Thank you a lot!
@juanshaman3177
@juanshaman3177 2 года назад
Thank you!
@lottalove2449
@lottalove2449 3 года назад
FAHRENHEIT 451 is the best movie I watched in the last 10 years. Now I will definitely read the book too. Hopefully I'll find it. A very interesting and fascinating, yet diabolic concept/plot. Somehow, it reminds me of China's Cultural Revolution, when Mao ordered that all the books, besides his and the propaganda ones, to be burned. Scary scenario, really.
@frncscbtncrt
@frncscbtncrt 3 года назад
Love this gentleman
@nono-zb8px
@nono-zb8px 3 года назад
Such a beautiful, sweet soul
@JohnSmith-nf8bi
@JohnSmith-nf8bi 8 месяцев назад
This is a never ending gift
@carlosbranca8080
@carlosbranca8080 Год назад
What a wonderful man...
@loganwest1782
@loganwest1782 5 лет назад
i swear, he's on something
@RetrobertAZ
@RetrobertAZ 4 года назад
He said he is on love lol
@08Karimi
@08Karimi 4 года назад
He is on future
@tyfox8900
@tyfox8900 4 года назад
Many many things
@paradox5775
@paradox5775 3 года назад
"And he took me in a tent to show me all the freaks"
@game_ish925
@game_ish925 4 года назад
what is on his tie
@j3n53n81
@j3n53n81 3 года назад
I think it’s cats
@marioalbertovalente6049
@marioalbertovalente6049 Год назад
What a wise man!
@RODRIQU3ZZ
@RODRIQU3ZZ 4 года назад
Anyone here from mrs wills class Clovis high
@cherylsolem9875
@cherylsolem9875 4 года назад
im here from mr Petersen's class from clivis high
@spaghetti_man3807
@spaghetti_man3807 3 года назад
@@cherylsolem9875 Same but the next school year. edit: clivis high is a giid schiil.
@frankandstern8803
@frankandstern8803 3 года назад
Above all the Baloney one's life can be surrounded by. Remember the Library folks? The thought of them gone or reserved for tramps or loafers is a sad idea. I am now becoming the man coming out of the library with books under his arm ,in Burgess' 'A Clockwork Orange." Chapter one. I remember posting a comment concerning the advantage of thrift stores supplying the public with books at very low prices , and how sometimes you could stumble upon old gems that can be hard to find. Then I noticed the reaction in my neighborhood. People started showing up with their phones scanning bar codes looking for books that may be worth something. Young illiterate schmucks loading up their carts. They missed the point. I want to throw up everytime I see this. I sometimes feel like Livy looking back to a time because the one he is in makes him sick.
@emmarose4234
@emmarose4234 3 года назад
Ugh...he was soooo handsome!
@dugonman8360
@dugonman8360 2 года назад
To anyone watching this for school. Yes, this old man ranting about dinosaurs IS one of the greatest writers of the 20th century. You did not stumble onto some grandpa telling their kids about how nickles could get you 2 candy bars back in the day, this is infact the author of Fahrenheit 451 and the martian chronicles. You wish you will be as awesome as he is when you're his age.
@cynikal5744
@cynikal5744 4 года назад
Who's here from Ms.Alexis' class 🤔
@Eva-bb1oz
@Eva-bb1oz 4 года назад
yurddd
@chaseboyd3084
@chaseboyd3084 4 года назад
Youre stupid
@aidanbojo2239
@aidanbojo2239 4 года назад
@@chaseboyd3084 oh the irony.
@emilymikkelsen3203
@emilymikkelsen3203 5 лет назад
american lit gang gang
@user-ky1ch8sv9h
@user-ky1ch8sv9h 9 месяцев назад
I wish this video didn't have background any music. It's distracting.
@rayzacarmo6932
@rayzacarmo6932 3 года назад
For Christ, I'm trying to discover the year this video was first released, someone who could tell?
@lottalove2449
@lottalove2449 3 года назад
Rayza The oldest interview on YT is from 12 years ago, so I guess this is a re-upload. However, Ray Bradbury died in 2012. Did you read his book "Fahrenheit 451"? Or did you watch the movie? It's crrrazy good!:)
@finnmccool684
@finnmccool684 3 года назад
I believe it was made in 2007, and released in 2008.
@oldhippie81
@oldhippie81 2 года назад
I was feeling happy before watching this. I feel even happier after watching it:-)
@ryanc8201
@ryanc8201 4 года назад
ray bradbury
@hannah-ts3wu
@hannah-ts3wu 3 года назад
hi people from schools whats up hi
@johnmchugh8049
@johnmchugh8049 4 месяца назад
If half the people in our world had his passion, we’d live in a utopia already
@susanllequis3832
@susanllequis3832 3 года назад
Has his books been tramslated into other languages?
@oldhippie81
@oldhippie81 2 года назад
Yes:-)
@jigsaw_in_place
@jigsaw_in_place 5 лет назад
When people touch my books they're alive
@emaan7651
@emaan7651 5 лет назад
when people toucha my spaghet the DIE
@SkatingErinsMom
@SkatingErinsMom 5 лет назад
Wanted to watch but the background music was too loud. LD types find this very distracting.
@elizabethmulhall3386
@elizabethmulhall3386 9 месяцев назад
😊
@patrickmayer9218
@patrickmayer9218 4 года назад
Is it just me or does this guy look like Dennis Prager?
@TruthSurge
@TruthSurge 2 месяца назад
godz... why the obnoxious monotonous synth banging the same chord behind this man's talking???? At LEAST you could have lowered the volume of it by 6 db.
@kristenng8403
@kristenng8403 3 года назад
hi ms.laverdas class
@Mrdonut-fo9tj
@Mrdonut-fo9tj 3 года назад
ANyone here From Ms.Moores clASs
@spencerdurell4706
@spencerdurell4706 4 года назад
yo waddup
@spencerdurell4706
@spencerdurell4706 4 года назад
riverview gang life 4eva
@wiisalute
@wiisalute 4 года назад
He and Isaac Asimov are the best scifi writers
@talayanina2226
@talayanina2226 4 года назад
Anyone here for school
@jakebee7205
@jakebee7205 2 года назад
What an absolute sweetheart
@petrichor5294
@petrichor5294 4 года назад
Can here because their a reader and a fan of Ray Bradbury?
@bluefacebaby2590
@bluefacebaby2590 4 года назад
ok
@HarjotSingh-jx5ir
@HarjotSingh-jx5ir 4 года назад
ok
@shermanator1187
@shermanator1187 3 года назад
Mr Campbell’s from Dolgeville 🙄
@adamangeles9570
@adamangeles9570 2 года назад
Find someone who talks about you like Bradbury talks about Aldous Huxley
@zachb3103
@zachb3103 3 года назад
can someone summarize this video for me its for school please
@daedalusfan3003
@daedalusfan3003 2 года назад
Take the time to watch the whole thing, you'll get something out of it.
@osivot
@osivot 2 месяца назад
He would have been a Jan 6 Trumper had he lived long enough.
@lilkranssy2849
@lilkranssy2849 4 года назад
yeah that all great and all but i want to see the cat more
@raptorthepug3651
@raptorthepug3651 11 месяцев назад
10:25 he must be so disappointed with what our country has come to
@rookV1.08.4
@rookV1.08.4 6 лет назад
Who is this guy?
@rayvega3163
@rayvega3163 5 лет назад
Ray Bradbury,an author of Fahrenheit 451.
@mikethemike232
@mikethemike232 5 лет назад
He is THE author of Fahrenheit 451. @@rayvega3163
@rayvega3163
@rayvega3163 5 лет назад
mikethemike232 ; I already know that.Because we share the same first name and currently reading Fahereneit 451.
@spongebobahah24
@spongebobahah24 9 месяцев назад
Y'all crazy this dude insane, some of y'all needa read the bible cause this man, no
@JohnSmith-nf8bi
@JohnSmith-nf8bi 8 месяцев назад
Bible? With all the weird rules and intolerance
@Lucky-lp8do
@Lucky-lp8do 5 месяцев назад
wheres the "You don’t have to burn books to destroy a culture. Just get people to stop reading them” quote
@ezzeldean4206
@ezzeldean4206 5 лет назад
Donald Trump when he 75 years old.
@michealscoot1387
@michealscoot1387 Год назад
ray bradbury shouldve written easier books ong
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