Warren Beatty Collection on Letterman, 1985-1998

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By request. All of Warren Beatty's appearances and pertinent references on Dave.
Movie clips deleted due to copyright caution.
Late Night:
1. February 12, 1985. New Gift Items.
2. May 5, 1987. Researching "Ishtar" with Rob Burnett and Laurie Guthrie.
3. June 13, 1990. Top Ten list.
4. June 14, 1990. On last night's appearance.
5. December 10, 1991. Stagehand Theatre ("Bugsy") and short chat, joined by Joe Montegna.
Late Show:
6. October 3, 1994. With Garry Shandling promoting "Love Affair." Two audience members watch the show in Dave's office.
7. October 7, 1994. Guest appearance ("Love Affair") and ad for "Big Ass Ham."
8. February 19, 1996 Celebrity Audience.
9. May 13, 1998. Guest appearance ("Bullworth").
10. May 22, 1998. CBS Mailbag.

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@OhSankYouDoktor 4 года назад

This is special because Warren Beatty is notorious for being a bad interview, yet he feels comfortable enough with Letterman to be loose and let his guard down. Nice clips.

@kennethrussell1158 4 месяца назад

He's notorious for other things too

@OhSankYouDoktor 4 месяца назад

@@kennethrussell1158 No idea what you could mean...

@kennethrussell1158 4 месяца назад

@@OhSankYouDoktor If you know anything about Warren Beatty, You know exactly what I mean

@muskinnovations 24 дня назад

Women? @@kennethrussell1158

@ericthatsme 4 года назад

Wow-FANTASTIC JOB Don!! You roped in ALL the Beatty stuff-Fantastic! And very, very entertaining. Can’t believe he got Warren to do the Big Ass Ham fake advert. FOOD STUFF!!!

@hamupinhere 4 года назад

Anytime I see a new collection go up, I always instinctively have to Google them to see if they're dead.

@voicetube 4 года назад

2 connections: A) my favorite film of all time was written directed and starred WB, "Heaven can Wait." Don't know if it's the "greatest film ever made" but it's my favorite film of all time. B) I had the opportunity to work 2 or 3 days as an extra on Bullworth (in the ballroom in I think what may have been a fundraiser scene - Bullworth gives a speech, as I recall) and had the opportunity to meet Warren and speak with him for a moment. Pretty wild. Thanks for posting these interviews!

@41DRWS 4 года назад

What was he like

@tomlyons6482 4 года назад

Im a big fan of Warren. I second Sadio What was he like

@elizabethmcleod246 3 года назад

I loved Heaven Can Wait to.

@voicetube 3 года назад

@@41DRWS sorry, but didn't know you had responded to my comment 10 months ago. He was pretty busy with everything going on with the filming (I think you directed the film as well) so he was in director mode - I don't know what he would be like in a "real-life" setting.

@voicetube 3 года назад

@@jonc3214 Apologies, but didn't know you had responded to my comment now 10 months ago. As I mentioned to the other Jon (Jonny) he was pretty busy with everything going on with the filming (I think you directed Bullworth as well) so he was in "director mode" - I don't know what he would be like in a "real-life" setting.

@ebonymanley26 4 года назад

Love Warren Beatty so handsome great actor. 😍😍❤️

@thegrimyeaper 3 года назад

The Garry Shandling part is amazing. Haven't laughed out loud like this in a while.

@JustinSosa 4 года назад

Great stuff as usual Don! Can we expect a Garry Shandling collection at some point?

@dongiller 4 года назад

As I always say, in time.

@dhpbear2 4 года назад

Also, during Madonna's notorious appearance in April 1994, after her ranting, Dave utters 'Now I know how Warren Beatty felt!" :)

@mellow5123 2 года назад

Utterly charming.

@dustanjhlady 4 года назад

I didn't know Warren Beatty could read cue cards so well.

@user-hm5zb1qn6g 2 года назад

That is an excellent joke.

@spuzzlightyeartoo 4 года назад

For some dumb reason, I was thinking that Sandra Bernhardt references to him would be included.

@lindseycarribean5113 2 года назад

What does she said ?

@flexmethodable 3 года назад

24:40 Gary's MJ jokes are amazing. Damn, I miss Shandling.

@dhpbear2 4 года назад

Don, you missed one of Dave's monologue jokes in the mid 80's that went something like: "Today I was walking in the streets of Manhattan and a guy walks up to me and asks for an autograph. I said 'sure'. He said 'great; you got Warren Beatty?' " :)

@KokoTheGorilla69 4 года назад

You should put "Still Alive!" in the title of these videos for at least 48hrs 😏

@dongiller 4 года назад

But then folks will assume the worst once I remove it.

@thegrimyeaper 3 года назад

@@dongiller lol

@voicetube 3 года назад

@@dongiller D'oh!

@dustanjhlady 4 года назад

Took so long to get him on the show.

@deborahcopifreemoviespola9323 3 года назад

Peter coppola

@dustanjhlady 4 года назад

Where do you get these? So great!

@dongiller 4 года назад

All from my collection.

@dustanjhlady 4 года назад

@@dongiller So great!

@Faicchiocat 8 месяцев назад

@@dongilleryou got Linda Fiorentino's interview?

@dongiller 8 месяцев назад

@@Faicchiocat Yes.

@Faicchiocat 8 месяцев назад

@@dongiller please post it, its so rare and shes so sassy to Dave in it

@dustanjhlady 4 года назад

Warren Beatty interviews are intense.

@Julian-sr9dg 3 года назад

@@3000_Year_Old_Man why? Lol what was the content of that interview

@372zqp19 4 года назад

thank-you don----cheers--

@user-hm5zb1qn6g 2 года назад

Garry Shandling always killed. So funny. And the great hair.

@patriciamooney928 2 года назад

Was the staffer in the commercial with Beatty the one Dave married?

@dongiller 2 года назад

No.

@TANTRUMGASM 4 года назад

Ishtar joke had to happen !

@dustanjhlady 4 года назад

Did David Letterman make fun of Warren Beatty's sister?

@dongiller 4 года назад

The history here - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-W8aYPlp8MyE.html

@Faicchiocat 8 месяцев назад

44:41 big ass ham

@dustanjhlady 4 года назад

Got a Twin Peaks joke in there.

@elizabethcurrie4920 8 месяцев назад

Warren orchestrated the ten minute intro. What an ego.🙄

@dimitrikorsakov2570 3 года назад

How was this guy who barely speaks so successful with women? Maybe he was just being difficult on TV or was nervous or something.

@jayeginn5963 3 года назад

I read a quote in a magazine from early in his career from his big sister Shirley McLaine who said he was so shy that he put the family piano in a large closet and he only dared play it there. In another magazine it said his shyness bordered on autism.

@artlover1477 Год назад

Umm, he is not that bad looking of a guy lol.

@dimitrikorsakov2570 Год назад

@@jayeginn5963 Makes me wonder even more about his success with women!

@dimitrikorsakov2570 Год назад

@@artlover1477 He's not, but I wouldn't say he's Brad Pitt and especially when you take into account his personality, I just don't get how he could have been so successful.

@artlover1477 Год назад

@@dimitrikorsakov2570 I understand Dimitri, Beatty isn't everyone's cup of tea. I think he hated interviews and TV ones in general. Early Harrison Ford was the same way, like pulling teeth to get responses. They felt obligated to do so to plug a movie.

@stevemorse108 4 года назад

Notwithstanding his intelligence and talent as a director he is painfully shy which, as he admitted, is a form of vanity...its all about what are they thinking about me...it is shallow and tedious.

@mvp1133 10 месяцев назад

Superficiale e noioso? Un uomo superficiale non avrebbe fatto mai un'opera come Reds. La promozione di sé non è il criterio di valutazione di un artista, e lui è un artista. Altri famosi in realtà fanno solo bene il marketing.