Reporters Ask Sidney Poitier His Views on Race (1968)

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Watch as Poitier rips into reporters who are only interested in asking him questions on race, rather than focus on his work as an artist.
A Mert Koplin - Charles Grinker Production. Distributed by Time-Life Films. 1970.
From series "Which Way USA: Black Views on Race"
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@timothyedwards3623 2 года назад

Whats so refreshing is when Sidney was speaking no reporter was interrupting. RIP Sidney

@leejohnson6328 2 года назад

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@178taz 2 года назад

@@leejohnson6328 Spam..... SMDH. You could easily open your own channel. Please respect Mr. Poitier.

@chriscurtis8344 2 года назад

Timothy , the media didn’t do that as much back then. It is refreshing because the media today (black and white )are a -holes.

@holyspacemonkey 2 года назад

Sidney Poitier turning the tables at 1:46! “Why is it that you guys are hounds for bad news?” 🔥🔥🔥 OMG I love this man more every time I see him, and I’ve been watching him since I was a child in the 70s. Thank you so much for sharing this!

@freddiestranger9783 2 года назад

So great to know so give your life to Jesus Christ ✝️🛐 Today ✔️

@leejohnson6328 2 года назад

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@uraannews4793 Год назад

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@menosay1912 2 года назад

If we had more men like this in the world, things would be in such a better place. RIP.

@leejohnson6328 2 года назад

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@leejohnson6328 2 года назад

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@victoriajepson4483 Год назад

He was a lovely chap, so refreshingly positive and warm hearted.

@joshualuna5044 Год назад

We don’t need more men like him! We need the men that are already here, on earth, to be more like him then maybe just maybe we would be in a “seemingly better place”.

@claudiascott6484 Год назад

So true.

@RevWillTheThrill1974 2 года назад

A class act all the way. Clearly we've lost one of the greats. RIP.

@leejohnson6328 2 года назад

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@excellentmike 2 года назад

Sidney Poitier was a hero to Americans of every race, creed and background. His dignity, eloquence, and his piercing intelligence shown throughout his illustrious career. We can only hope that more people, Americans in particular, become familiar with his life and work.

@leejohnson6328 2 года назад

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@eloisahassan9004 2 года назад

I definitely agree. I have enjoyed many of his movies. My favorite is To Sir with love.

@fernmichalenko9577 2 года назад

I also love guess who’s coming to dinner he stands up for his rights as a man👍

@CelticVictory 2 года назад

I think Americans are already familiar with his work.

@siggylloyd3566 Год назад

@@CelticVictory nah. And Celtic havent ever won, ha, so I have ever graver doubts as to your sentiments, mr. "Celtic Victory" ...(when??)

@RK-ln6kg 2 года назад

What I loved about Sydney was that he dealt with arrogance in a decent and polite manner. And not once showed any rudeness to the media. Now that's true icon. I wished more people can learn from Sydney.

@gilgemash 2 года назад

I'm sure you meant Sidney 😷🌈

@MTknitter22 2 года назад

yes and he never ever cast aspersions on all whites but kept the conversation to individuals that do it. Best part of this was Sidney was lecturing nasty race obsessed press for only concentrating on HIS skin color. GO SIDNEY As Sidney surely knew before he died, and the press has not changed one bit.

@AljIsHere128 2 года назад

Please spare me the BS about rudeness to the media. Especially if not a person if color and lack understanding of the media back then. Wanting for him to answer to the civil rights issues at the time. But his response had no choice but to not be rude. 🙄😐

@AljIsHere128 2 года назад

@@MTknitter22 And yet whites back then wanted to pigeon hole Sidney in the same way U are doing with your post. As one of the good ones not like those other Blacks with disdain for whites. Not understanding either those times that race obsessed press making him answer for the Civil Rights events and people of that time.

@saintfrancisobrianevangeli2793 2 года назад

@@gilgemash THAT RAINBOW IS A TOKEN AND PROMISE THAT GOD JEHOVAH IS GOING TO DISTROY YOU ALL WITH FIRE THIS TIME !!! AND AS IT IS APPOINTED UNTO MEN ONCE TO DIE AND AFTER DEATH THE JUDGEMENT. HEBREWS 9:27 HOW SHALL YOU ESCAPE IF YOU NEGLECT SO GREAT A SALVATION WHICH WAS GIVEN TO THE SAINTS ? HEBREWS 2:1-4. WHERE WILL YOY SOEND ETERNITY ???? .... AND OH.THE GUY WAS TALKING ABOUT SIR SIDNEY POITIER. THANK YOU...

@djbside1965 2 года назад

Rest In Eternal Power to Oscar Award-Winning Actor, Producer, Civil Rights Icon and U.S. Army Veteran Sidney Poitier (1927-2022). Your groundbreaking career and commanding presence in film and theater are the stuff of legend. Thanks for the many, many years of cinematic excellence and philanthropy. You will be sadly missed, Sir.

@saintfrancisobrianevangeli2793 2 года назад

YOU WILLFULLY, ST(H)PIDLY OR IGNORANTLY FORGOT, OMITTED OR JUST REFUSED TO MENTION THAT KNIGHT AND SIR SIDNEY POITIER IS AND WAS A NATIVE AND CITIZEN OF THE BAHAMAS ALSO !!! HE WAS FOR MANY YEARS THEIR AMBASSADOR TO JAPAN AND IN RECENT YEARS A BRIDGE IN THE BAHAMAS IS/WAS NAMED IN HIS HONOUR !!! I'M JUST NOW KNOWING INCREDIBLE AND NEW THINGS ABOUT THIS AMAZING MAN, LEGEND AND ICON !!! IN LIGHT OF HIS TIMES IN 40's-60's RACIST' AMERICA, THERE ARE CASES OF QUESTION MARKS IN MY HEAD !!! THEN YOU SEE OLD BLACK AND TV FOOTAGE OF THE GREAT MAHALIA JACKSON SINGING "AMAZING GRACE".... THEN YOU UNDERSTAND THAT EVEN HUMAN LANGUAGES CANNOT TELL THE STORY.

@djbside1965 2 года назад

@@saintfrancisobrianevangeli2793 Speaking of being stupid, don't ruin this high tribute to this honorable man with your foolishness. Nearly everyone knows Mr. Poitier's nationality, and if making this point is so important to you, just mentioning this fact without being a jackass about it would suffice.

@leejohnson6328 2 года назад

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@pamelajudithrwanyarare8429 2 года назад

@@djbside1965Sir Sid himself calls himself an American (if only one would have listened to the clip).

@178taz 2 года назад

@@leejohnson6328 Spam..... SMDH. You could easily open your own channel. Please respect Mr. Poitier.

@renatamitchell4437 2 года назад

Sidney was very intelligent, articulate and we'll spoken ❤️ he handled this situation quite well. Classy, dignified man.

@leejohnson6328 2 года назад

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@hakukuze7947 2 года назад

His response reminds me of what Denzil Washington told reporters about their need to be the first to the story but not the truth. RIP Sir, your integrity and life taught us all a great deal.

@davidaranda2839 2 года назад

Absolute Legend! Not just in his acting career. What a MAN! Sets a remarkable example and role model for everyone in this planet. Shall he rest in peace, a true KING.

@leejohnson6328 2 года назад

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@gigglesscreen 2 года назад

Sidney Poitier: a man of class not color (or any other limitationsyouhad for him). People tried to put him in a box but his intelligent would not allow it. He will be missed 😢.

@Riogi 2 года назад

Well stated, Maria. This is what made him so amazing. He was pure class and intelligence.

@leejohnson6328 2 года назад

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@178taz 2 года назад

@@leejohnson6328 Spam..... SMDH. You could easily open your own channel. Please respect Mr. Poitier.

@ItsJustME-OnYx Год назад

How can you not love this man ?? Keeps his emotions in check while putting them in their place with class. This interview was done in 1968. What got me was ( Hounds for bad news comment ). Funny how some things never change ...

@178taz 2 года назад

Beautifully said, and well spoken. Always my hero. You'll be sorely missed.

@therealthreadkilla 2 года назад

WOW, Well done Sidney. RIP from a fellow American. As an aside I think "to Sir, with love" was his best role. That movie and his performance in it has stuck with me my whole life.

@leejohnson6328 2 года назад

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@danwaldis4553 3 месяца назад

I saw Lillies of the Field, To Sir With Love, and In The Heat of the Night. They all stuck with me, but I have to admit that To Sir With Love had a special significance for me. Rod Steiger put it best to Sidney Poitier: "To not even know if you want to be a leader, and then to lead gloriously!" He gave us so much in so many ways! RIP Mr. Poitier!

@sparrowsparrow2124 2 года назад

What a great loss!!! One of the very few that really deserved the title "SIR"!!! R.I.P. brilliant man!!! Farewell!!!!

@AljIsHere128 2 года назад

One of The British papers didn't acknowledge him as Sir in an obituary though.😥🤨

@leejohnson6328 2 года назад

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@duanethreats2190 2 года назад

They call him “ Mister Poitier” Gotdamitt‼️

@LeoraJackson 2 года назад

Wow! He put it there! Very nicely! Very politely. “I appreciate if you would give me the respect due and simple not ask of me those things!” Yes Sidney!!

@margaretcaldarone1005 2 года назад

This Speech is Historical. This speech is the best of enlightment regarding the Sensalist Press. Bravo, Mr. Poitier. BRAVO!!!

@michelledunn8459 2 года назад

And this is why I love this man, Sidney Poitier, so much!!! Rest in peace Sir Poitier!!!

@leejohnson6328 2 года назад

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@GrasshopperRDG 2 года назад

This beloved man was a GIANT of exemplified* depth and integrity! I feel utmost {elevated} to have watched and learned from such an extraordinary stellar human being...🙏 "MR. SIDNEY POITIER👤 REST IN POWER, SIR!" 💚*

@DW-nb2zc 2 года назад

This speech is as good as any of his movies

@daleyo8596 2 года назад

They call him Mr Tibbs!! You paved the way for so may. RIP to a true legend!

@saintfrancisobrianevangeli2793 2 года назад

HEY DUDE !!! OPEN YOUR FIST, GET A CROSS OF CHRIST, LIFT IT UP AND START PREACHING, IN CHRIST JESUS NAME !!! FOR GOD SO LOVED THE WORLD THAT HE GAVE HIS ONLY BEGOTTEN SON THAT WHOSOEVER BELIEVETH IN HIM SHOULD NOT PERISH BUT HAVE EVERLASTING LIFE.

@leejohnson6328 2 года назад

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@foresthart5599 2 года назад

Wowwww....way ahead of his time. So intelligent. Turned the tables on the media.

@graceextra3595 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing this important archive. The battle continues...

@maroonfist9831 2 года назад

A brilliant delivery and closing them down! Is approach was unique he turned the whole conversation and questions back on them RIP

@ivoosborn2620 8 месяцев назад

What a great pioneer for any human being alive today and Forever truly Blessings. RiP ✨🌟💯🙏🏿

@DoomDonuts 2 года назад

He was an absolute great actor; he seems like a beautiful man inside and out.... Thank you , Sir. RIP

@leejohnson6328 2 года назад

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@Riogi 2 года назад

Go Sidney! I will always love you, love you, love you! You are my inspiration. Thank you for all the wonderful films and presentation of them. You are unforgettable!

@tombasye1016 2 года назад

Sidney Poitier Was Full Of Grace And Complete Respect He Had For Everyone, I And Many People Around The World Will Miss Him, He Always Had A Very Unique Personality In Every Part He Had In Each And Every Great Movie He Was In.

@sherrillroyesdaile4371 2 года назад

Amen! He gave them a piece of his mind very eloquently!!

@6862ptc 2 года назад

Much respect for Sidney Poitier. Even under intense pressure from many sides he was a class act 100%.

@musicandmentalhealth 2 года назад

Wow. RIP Mr. Portier! I will keep fighting and standing on these words!!!!

@leejohnson6328 2 года назад

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@adelaideorupabo8586 2 года назад

What a guy. Thanks for paving way for us brother Sidney. Rest In Peace sir.

@DP-pj7qn 2 года назад

Wow I love how he turned it around on them during a time when that could have ruined his career because of the height or racism and civil rights movement and riots...what a legend

@leejohnson6328 2 года назад

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@kdyooper28 2 года назад

Great respect, sir. How sad that these words are as relevant in 2021 to some. So much easier to simply be human.

@leejohnson6328 2 года назад

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@johndoe1765 2 года назад

It''s even more relevant today

@elaineanderson4966 2 года назад

I love how articulate and proud and not willing to take crap in how he is treated or spoken to as his way.I also love how he owns having been a dishwasher that is such a down to earth and real quality in a human being what he is really saying is this is me take it or leave it but it is my story.

@anitathomas703 2 года назад

Truly a man. We really do not have real black men anymore especially in the entertainment industry/Hollywood.

@mosescooper8032 2 года назад

Very eloquently spoken

@bakerbaker454 3 года назад

Mr. Sidney Poitier !

@freddiestranger9783 2 года назад

Yes so let us Give Our Life To Jesus Christ ✝️🛐 Today ✔️

@Iceis_Phoenix 2 года назад

May he enjoy paradise.

@fernmichalenko9577 2 года назад

Well said Sidney Poitier! Love this man👍😘

@ginamitembe8935 2 года назад

WHAT a brilliant intelligent response to a very biased questions 👍🥰

@daughterofthemosthigh33 2 года назад

Sidney Poitier 🤍May You Rest In Eternal Paradise with The Lord. God Bless You And Your Loved ones 🤍🕊Thank You for All The Beautiful Memories 🙏

@nenaaa1444 2 года назад

RIP Mr.Poitier brilliant Actor and Civil Rights Icon. Now you know America the yellow journalism of the media didn't start with Fox and is going on in the media still today!

@richardsullivan1776 2 года назад

Mr. Poitier was calling out bad press then 54 years ago. Such a positive and strong character! Very inspirational for the human race.

@glyakk 2 года назад

Unfortunatly, I was not aware of Mr. Poitier until recently. This man was a real treasure.

@southafrican431 2 года назад

It's wonderful to have the internet! memorials and tributes are bigger than ever, even if irl funerals are smaller

@katyarnold6757 2 года назад

I love!! this video. Mr. Poitier had guts to tell the news media at that time. To stop negative race relations questions. As a african american women I would have told the news media the same thing Mr. Poitier said.

@SaphirSouenEstherG 2 года назад

*R I P Sydney POITIER - February 20, 1927 - January 6, 2022*

@felinefokus 2 года назад

Reason why I haven't watched a news station in idk how long. These radio stations and media outlets are controlled by the powers that be and forced to only show and talk about sad, depressing negative stories to not only control your thoughts but instill fear in you. 30% of the time they will give good information about what's going on in the community tho so it has it pros. Anyway long live sidney. He is a wonderful spirit as he stated here. I wish there was a way for me to get a copy of this footage 💙

@burundishallsmile1day109 2 года назад

This is a dignified response to provocative media🎩

@DevZant 2 года назад

powerful words

@WelFonz 2 года назад

Respect ✊

@freddiestranger9783 2 года назад

Respect Also that we must Give Our Life To Jesus Christ ✝️🛐

@georgiegirl110 2 года назад

respect for the great one...set the buzzards straight!

@Iceis_Phoenix 2 года назад

Rest in peace 🦋🌠🦋

@lovethelordjesuspraisethel3286 2 года назад

I can't believe I did not know..HE IS/WAS THE BEST.. Now In Heaven With GOD ETERNALLY.🙏🙏🙏🤟. I have Been watching 'Guess Who's Comjng to Dinner'. On TV lately it's been on and now I see why.. Honoring Him.. As the tears flow.. I'm so glad to have known him for his LIFE..not only for His AMAZING Acting Life.. Just..wow..😓🙏🙏🙏🤟❣

@danieljohnson2539 2 года назад

He was such a universal figure and a tremendous trailblazer. He also handled the media so well and snapped right on time!

@vickieterry888 Год назад

He is a man with so much dignity and class about himself. So much to be truly admired about him.

@cookiecat429 2 года назад

Godbless you Mr. Poitier, we have lost a CHAMPION who exudes, excellence, grace,& a beautiful heart. Rest in Peace

@terrelparris8642 2 года назад

Super, super intelligent man. Great actor too! His eloquence was extraordinary. He let the idiot reporters know exactly how he felt. R.l.P. Me. Poitier.

@pinkrose1438 2 года назад

Well said Sir! I am so happy to have known you through your movies and all the good you had done for this world and people. You had been a part of everyone's life of your generation. I am very lucky to be part of it. My heart is sadden of your passing. God bless your beautiful soul, your kindness, love and respect to others. Love and prayers to your family and friends. God's blessings be with you all at this time❤️🙏🌹

@davidking2909 2 года назад

The days when Men were truly men! rest in peace brother!🙏

@lanagorgeous9485 Год назад

WOW! He is my fav actor of all time RIP to a great, great man! ❤❤

@silverlakegirl9078 2 года назад

One of the greatest men to ever wall the face of the earth.

@evlynealeshire5850 2 года назад

Mr. Poitier, an excellent actor, was always a class act! Love, love, love what he responded 1:42. RIP Sydney Poitier, 1927 - 1/6/2022. Hope to see you “In the Sweet By and By.” EA

@sheldondbrown 2 года назад

Does anyone happen to know if there is a longer version of this interview clip? Love the artist and would very much like to hear the interview in its entirety.

@leejohnson6328 2 года назад

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@d.n.adatniccalexxx 2 года назад

Rip Sidney Poitier....a true pioneer and trailblazer in the black community...I feel sad I have to say that cuz we supposed to be the human race

@lakerspackers11 2 года назад

The truth is today, you don’t have to say it! Back then you did

@leejohnson6328 2 года назад

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@d.n.adatniccalexxx 2 года назад

@@lakerspackers11 you’re right..unfortunately it’s it will always be others who see it the other way

@cher_sh 2 года назад

Poitier. Amazing human being.

@terriw919fyi 2 года назад

This is one of the reasons why I loved Sidney Poitier!

@matthewkeith8605 2 года назад

OMG. Sidney Poitier, top bloke.

@patuberTV 2 года назад

We used to laugh at Spiro Agnew when he called the media "nattering nabobs of negativism" but dang when I see this that old felon may have had a point. Rest in Power, SP.

@leejohnson6328 2 года назад

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@russpearson9802 5 месяцев назад

Man Sidney had a presence about him. Great critique mate, i think we all looked inside ourselves a little bit, after watching this totally valid show. The movie made a huge impression on me (most of Sydneys films did) as an only black kid livin in a white mans world. His interview about racisim always stuck in my mind, as having the "right stuff". SIdney was at his superlative best in this all time great classics.

@nathanmccloud3572 2 года назад

This was truely a real standard of a real man in all areas of life

@carolynfawole8753 2 года назад

Very well stated Sir Sidney!

@kobeykitty1311 2 года назад

Sidney Poitier was nothing short of Dignity Personified!

@AljIsHere128 2 года назад

Respect and appreciate this man having no choice but to keep his cool and turned tables on the media. Making him to answer for all things civil rights as a famous Black.

@leejohnson6328 2 года назад

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@heathersedgwick8273 2 года назад

Respect !!!respect !!!what a loss could never get enough of his movies .they call me mr tibbs .omg brings tears .i remember a school year that ended we played to sir with love the song .wow he sure would of been.an interesting person to meet ❤❤❤

@SueProv 2 года назад

Love this man. He made himself clear firmly but with courtesy. RIP Mr. Poitier.

@bxofficial5413 2 года назад

Respect 💯🔥🔥🔥

@rasheedrashad6831 2 года назад

He was mad really but he handled it deftly.

@garfieldharrison510 2 года назад

Class. Rest Easy Sidney.

@hanaluong2672 Год назад

What a beautiful question he posed to journalists! Unfortunately, journalists have not learnt. They still focus on negativism now.

@uofa82 2 года назад

Whoa!!!! Told it like it was!!!👏👏👏❤️

@victoriousangel8911 2 года назад

Sidney Poitier dealt with racism in a dignified manner. ( Don’t asked me about those things.) R. I.P To Sir with love ❤️

@evafisher-curley3574 2 года назад

Hello, well said. More need to be held to account. AMEN ❣

@franklinmayoyo 2 года назад

He gave them a perfect lecture

@user-ph7by4oi4d 2 года назад

He was a good man!

@lakerspackers11 2 года назад

Now THIS is something unifying !!!! Not all the race hate and division we see today, labeling everyone and thing as racist for a political agenda!!! This man was a real one, and he believed in MLK’s philosophy of being COLOR BLIND and NON VIOLENT, leading with POSITIVITY and LOVE rather than hate and divisiveness. I wish the race hustlers and their millions of followers would take heed to this wisdom Alas, I won’t hold my breathe. RIP

@AljIsHere128 2 года назад

Shut the hell up! Because your cluelessness on him being made an example of by the press and to answer for all things civil rights as a famous Black is sadly apparent to me. MLK wasn't colorblind and by your talking points I see where U align politically. I won't hold my breath U changing your bigoted outlook and palatable comfort level U want with Blacks. Not calling out racism. 🙄😐

@lakerspackers11 2 года назад

@@AljIsHere128 case and point.