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The Frost Interview: Garry Kasparov

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Acknowledged by many as the greatest chess player of all time, Garry Kasparov has been marching to his own algorithm his whole life.
Born in Baku in 1963, Kasparov has taken on the greatest champions and won. And since retiring from the game, he has been involved in a political battle with one of the most powerful and controversial men alive - Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia.
Sir David Frost travels to Abu Dhabi to join Kasparov on his mission to promote chess in the Gulf. Kasparov shares his secrets of the game, discusses milestones in his life and expands on why chess should be compulsory in school curriculum. He even offers a few tips to some of the young chess players.
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@andyman268 8 лет назад

Kasparov: one of my favourite humans of all time. If I could invite 5 people (dead or alive) for dinner; he'd be one of them.

@valentinanik8573 6 лет назад

AndyG He is from my home town.

@martm216 5 лет назад

Agreed. He is a great player and a great guy. Compare Fischer. Fischer was a great player, but left much to be desired as a person.

@TheQ-Continuum 8 лет назад

David Frost is probably the only interviewer to have met both Garry Kasparov and the late Bobby Fischer !

@NeThZOR 9 лет назад

Why so few views? This interview is legendary

@chrisarias4055 9 лет назад

That's because our generation is going to shit. If it was something about some dipshit who sexually harasses woman, like Kobe, it would have millions of views.

@jordianme1441 9 лет назад

+Dylan Heunis Because of ghastly host's red socks probably.

@krixpop 8 лет назад

+Dylan Heunis because MTV is more important it seams

@JimMalmPHOTO 7 лет назад

It's all about the Kardashians, don't you know?

@dimifisher7942 4 года назад

@@chrisarias4055 Kobe case was fake, cmon

@redcat608 9 лет назад

Garry Kasparov...a real man.

@huskyfaninmass1042 8 лет назад

Garry Kasparov...a real douche. FIFY

@JimJWalker 8 лет назад

A real man with very thick back hair!

@Hollis_has_questions 6 лет назад

a mensch.

@Hollis_has_questions 6 лет назад

"It's the duty of every conscious citizen to protect civil liberties." -- Garry Kasparov i couldn't agree more. i was never a chess fan, but i did, and do, respect his ability. however, i AM a fan of Garry Kasparov the activist and author. along with author/journalist Masha Gessen, i find them both the most refreshing writers about Putin's Russia; they are neither fools nor fooled. when George W. Bush said that he looked into Putin's eyes and saw his soul, i believe that what he saw was a distorted reflection of what he wanted to see -- himself.

@jonmaxwell74 10 лет назад

In the end and all things considered, Kasparov is the greatest ever.

@nicholsonfile 3 года назад

As a young American, I always admired Bobby Fischer. As I get older, it becomes abundantly clear Garry Kasparov is the far more admirable one.

@JimJWalker 10 лет назад

History down plays Karpov's strength as a player. Kasparov is generally considered the better player, but considering that in their 5 championship matches Karpov scored 19 wins, 21 losses, and 104 draws in 144 games. That seems too close to call Kasparov far superior player.

@huskyfaninmass1042 8 лет назад

Karpov's the gentile, so that works against him.

@aleksthegreat4130 5 лет назад

Yea,they are pretty equal based of their achievements,as many of chess specialists consider,no way Garry is far superior,plus Karpov is 12 years older.

@hansmahr8627 3 года назад

Though it's important to note that 5 of those Karpov wins were at the beginning of the 1984 match. At that time, Kasparov was not yet on Karpov's level. He was overconfident and only learned how to deal with Karpov during that match. Generally however I agree, people sadly undervalue Karpov because he never managed to beat Garry in a match. But his tournament record and his longevity at the top speak for themselves. One of the greatest of all time.

@buddypal1040 6 лет назад

"Liked" This is a quality interview. High level chess players always seem to have such interesting stories in life.

@martm216 5 лет назад

Garry Kasparov is a great player and a great guy.

@ronalexander5881 3 года назад

Both men are wonderful in their fields. great interview didn't know it existed.

@scrumpymanjack 7 лет назад

Wow. Frost looks like he has a foot in the grave here. Very blunt in his follow-up questions. There is nothing wrong with retirement.

@john-carlosynostroza 7 лет назад

dude is legit. imperfect but trying and gifted. therefore seems like a decent human. thumbs up.

@jsc1992 7 лет назад

sold him self to IBM though

@gdounito 7 лет назад

what?how exactly did he sold himself?becaue he was paid during the deep blue rematch? are you serious? even medium GM would like to get paid. the match was actually a huge commercial for IBM.

@gdounito 7 лет назад

Heaviside Sama i did my research and i know everything sbout the deep blue incident.if he got paid to lose moron he woulndt make a fuss about it. and IBM woulnt hide the logs of deep blue. now stfu with ur stupid conspiracy theories. if he was bribed he would lose the first match also. go do better research instead pathetic fucktard.

@beftahk 11 лет назад

Two wonderful human beings.

@angelmatos9143 4 года назад

Gary has great energy being interviewed.

@NotoriousKhamid 3 года назад

" The game was invented for me personally! " Garry Kasparov

@123EpicWin321 9 лет назад

Larry King does an excellent job in this interview.

@davidbandel9203 9 лет назад

lol

@123EpicWin321 9 лет назад

He is #1 in my book.

@123EpicWin321 9 лет назад

That is Larry King the interview legend

@yusefalcamachi1562 9 лет назад

Did someone noticed that Kaparov was wearing a DARK suit and a CLEAR pantalon?

@csl1384 4 года назад

Ken Thompson, creator of unix and of chess tablebases, at 25:53

@NotSoLiberal 7 лет назад

5:33 that look from Kortschnoi though

@NotSoLiberal 3 года назад

@Kertan Rajpal Botvinnik then Korchnoi

@diegohanks8010 Год назад

GOAT

@einSteppenwolf 6 лет назад

14:03 > _For 21 years Garry would remain the greatest chess player in the world, the longest ever period of any player, ever._ Emanuel Lasker was World Chess Champion for 27 consecutive years (1894‒1921).

@davidcopson5800 5 лет назад

Yes, hardly defending his title because there was no compunction to do so. Lasker, through his inactivity, was eclipsed in being the world's strongest player during his own reign as champion. Being the strongest player and being world champion is not one and the same thing. Fischer was undoubtedly stronger than Spassky when he challenged the Russian for the world title in 1972.

@randybailin4902 3 года назад

"For 21 years, Garry would remain the greatest chess player in the world. The longest ever period of any player, ever." Wrong. See Lasker.

@Qhsjahajw 3 года назад

Nope Lasker was WC for longer time , there was no rating system back then to determine the strongest

@Benderrr111 7 лет назад

I love Mr.Kasparov but the story seemed kinda one-sided. I hear a lot of Azerbaijani people were similarly deported from Yerevan.. There were abuses on both sides.. I've been there and those people seriously hate each other with passion for some reason..

@LeVezz 6 лет назад

Is the drawing at 1:38 made by Gerald Scarfe?

@jamesknox3930 6 лет назад

Remi Vézina Yes.

@davidmdyer838 5 лет назад

Kasparov was not the longest reigning champion at 21 years, that would be Lasker at 27 years.

@davidcopson5800 5 лет назад

He didn't say that. He said for 21 years Garry was the greatest chess player in the world. During Lasker's long reign, where he played very few matches to defend his title, he was periodically eclipsed in ranking by Capablanca and Rubinstein (chiefly due to inactivity). Garry played five matches against Karpov alone in just six years, as many matches as Lasker played during his time as world champion. There is also some legitimacy for stating that Steinitz was world champion for 28 years after his successful match against Anderssen in 1866. He lost the title to Lasker in 1894.

@casdomdomcas5214 3 года назад

@@davidcopson5800 Lasker played. in a weak era

@davidcopson5800 3 года назад

@@casdomdomcas5214 It was so weak it was nearly a fortnight.

@asmith8954 3 года назад

"I am convinced that Putin will not survive until the end of his term in 2018" Ha! Wrong.

@ThanosSofroniou 10 лет назад

What is it that makes chess champions become hated. Bobby Fischer, Garry Kasparov...is Magnus Carlsen next?

@VikingII 10 лет назад

Everybody hates the best.

@syourke3 10 лет назад

I do not hate Kasparov, I think he is a brillian and courageous man who fights for civil rights against Putin's police state. Fischer was a hero until he went completely insane - he was a very mentally ill man, even when he was young, and he became sicker and sicker when he retreated from the world after winning the world chess championship. He suffered from delusions of persecution.

@syourke3 10 лет назад

Bobby Fischer was a nut case from the time he was a kid.

@gasparifreak 9 лет назад

Steven Yourke man you're always so rough on bobby.

@syourke3 9 лет назад

I am not rought on him at all - I felt sorry for him. The guy literally went stark raving mad and wound up an exile from his own country, hounded by the feds, jailed in Japan for nearly a year. Fischer was crazy and he was his own worst enemy. I am not rough on him at all.

@dvk2233 10 лет назад

what was the position they were talking about around 12:20? Like what opening did it come from? thanks

@Capablanca1 8 лет назад

It's a position from the Zaitsev-variation of the Ruy Lopez (Spanish opening). It's an extremely complicated and combative position.

@rogerwilco4397 2 года назад

Kasparov is everything Fischer was not. A man of varied interests outside of chess who uses his fame in geo-political and humanitarian causes. Bravo Garry!

@WiqedWhiteGorilla 8 лет назад

That interviewer moves his head like the Cheshire Cat

@juliaa.8073 10 лет назад

Hello my dear chessfans all over the world, i would like say something which leads to clearity of some false impressions about comparison between Kasparov and Fischer. First of all, I will clarify that B.Fischer was a real Hero as a Person in contrary to Kasparov, because Fischer had sacrified himself for justice and humanity. Second, Kasparov is according to his contradictory behavior an egoistic excentric and it seems that he has a possible schizophrenic disease which is clearly shown in his unsuccessfully past of graceless bad loosing games, that he had shown clearly to the world after bad loosings against Deep Blue, Kramnik, Anand and Karpov, that he accused every winner with something bad to neutralize his loosings to establish his superiority. Emanuel Lasker is greater than kasparov because Lasker was for 27years World Champion, kasparov was just for 14years Champion. Bobby Fischer was a real political Hero, because of his sacrificing life for humanity he was an example of civil couragious man which leaded to his Heroic end. In most of the games of kasperov, he has played the style of Fischer Magnificent alternative and initiative Chess strategy, which clearly Show us that kasperow wasnt an innovative Player in fact he was a bad loosing Imitator.

@GazzaDazzle 10 лет назад

Thanks for your info, but r u trying to undermine Garry's achievement? Whether u consider him to be not as good as Fischer or Karpov or Lasker or not, it really doesn't matter. I think is his inspiration for younger players is what's important. Fischer had mental issues and was hiding away. Karpov wasn't an outspoken individual nor charismatic. Lasker wasn't even born in the 1900s, so come on, give the guy a break. We all have flaws yes including me and you most likely, I be the first to admit but we are all different.

@Smoochy44 10 лет назад

I'm glad you took the time to think about and type out your comment. However, I think your perception of Bobby Fischer as a person (whom I am a huge fan of, chess-wise) would benefit greatly from watching "Bobby Fischer Against the World," the HBO documentary. In terms of your dismissal of Garry Kasparov, you seem to have made up your mind about this great player, regardless of any facts that I may present. I simply think you have been misinformed in regards to Kasparov's play style and his achievements.

@ckreuzer4001 10 лет назад

Your arguments are crap!!! How was Bobby Fischer a real political hero?? He was no hero. He was a racist and a nutter. Kasparov is the real hero. He risks his life protesting against the Putin regime. Bobby on the other hand went into excile and fired cheap shots from a distance. Kasporov is clearly a better person and based on records clearly a better player.