Peter Bogdanovich on His Career, Orson Welles, Cary Grant and Hollywood - 2017 

loser.

*July 30 `39, at least according to Wiki.

Lol he liked underraged girls. What a treasure.

@@leshgooo1016 Loser

@@zantigar don’t talk about your mum like that

@@zantigar you must be a fiddler too. Trash

@@leshgooo1016 Trash

Like Welles himself, Bogdanovich is a great story teller/public speaker.

Dirty Old Man

Insights yes. And genius too. He was masterful and the greats knew it. Thus he got in with them pretty quick. Does bit hurt that he is +++++ This always helps!

Rip

His books are all awesome.

@@MothGirl007 I would not say so!

Passed away

He was older than he seemed.

Ben mankowich...hosts movies on TCM.

@@misterp3706 Mankiewicz

gmaureen I did do just that!

Don't forget to rewind it again before you take it back!

He just passed

I personally like Nickelodeon. He got amazing work from Burt Reynolds on that one.

I saw LPShow once & was captivated by the real emotions coming out of Cloris Leachman & Timothy Bottoms. Haven't seen it since.

James Cagney was a Diabetic. He was not well. Diabetes killed him. Very sad.

@@trudigoodman4825 Cagney talks about this condition with Tom Snyder in a rare 1980 interview available on RU-vid...

Peter was a masterful storyteller. That was how he was in life, not just in front of a large audience. Anyone wanting to know the components of how to tell an interesting, and humorous story could learn a lot by listening to him.

Likewise. Can't believe there aren't more comments here regarding his passing.

Not true at all.

@@noahjulia8342 Listen to any podcast about her life in film or interviews with those who worked on these three films

He passed away

As I mentioned to another, he is a low life dirt bag Read up about Dorothy Stratton and her sister and you will understand why.

@@bobd1082 Why ? He was in love with Dorothy until that psycho husband killed her....and she was divorcing him. I know he married her sister, but, so what? Understandably he was grieving Dorothy.

Thank you so much for recommending this! I didn't not know this existed until you mentioned it. Listening now!

True it is Great!!

why would you not be a fan of interviews? have you NO CURIOSITY...about people? do you just believe movies are real? if you date...do you never ask the other person a question? have you never talked to your parents? how about friends? did you go through school never asking a question? have you never looked into the night sky and questioned it? how about nature...have you zero interest in learning about anything? do you spend all day looking into the mirror? thanks for sharing how well rounded you are as a person.....the world needs more like you...

Jade Zee: interesting comment, on MY comment, it's ALSO surprising that u have SO MUCH time to pen a LONG reply to my "off the cuff remark" curiouser & curiouser... BTW pretty much the ONLY interviews that DO interest me are found right here, on TWC! Most current interviews are done with people that have some small notoriety & are usually no talent nothing's, in my humble opinion, of course, THOSE do NOT interest me nor do they pique my curiosity. I guess that I should've made that abundantly clear!

Took a little swearing to earn your respect did it? An improvement over the late night tv bootlicking we've all become accustomed to?

@@caroldemartino3032 Carol, I agree with you about most celebrity interviews. The people doing the interviewing are usually ill-prepared (Larry King was notorious for this) and the people being interviewed have little of value to say. It doesn't seem to matter who they are: politicians, artists, directors, writers, actors. They all bore me. I used to like to listen to Gore Vidal but he got old and died. But he was a witty interviewee. Bogdanovich is still good but he's fading. I liked Dick Cavett's interview of Katherine Hepburn. But that was almost 50 years ago. There's no one really fascinating around now. Our culture is poor and bland and grey. And young kids are fed shit like Marvel Universe movies, so unreal; video games as cinema. Their brain cells atrophy watching the screen. How could such a culture produce anyone interesting? As crazy as he was, J.D. Salinger was probably right in turning his back on the whole thing and never giving an interview.

he was still interesting back then.

Mike...Dick Cavett was the problem...he was clever in undermining his guest especially if the guest was successful in the film or art world. ...* Because jealousy.

There are other videos on RU-vid where he talks extensively about Paper Moon. That's my favorite of his movies. It's perfect from the first shot to the last.

JeffRebornNow that young black actress. My goodness she was LIFE. Hilarious and touching but I hate how she got left behind and didn’t get back home to her mama 😢

@@TrangPakbabyWatch it again. Addie gave her enough money to get back home. She paid her for setting up Moe;s floozy girlfriend.

So far, my favourite pb film.

@@brian7333 Are you watching all of his films or something? You said, "So far ..."

He is a low life dirt bag

@Nobby Barnes wow, what an intelligent well thought out response. Did your dog help you write that. You must be quite a person to feel the need to support a dirt bag like PB.