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I was on an episode of The Lucy Show back in 1966. I played a hippie flower child I met MS Ball and Ms Vance an experience I will never forget

Thanku so much for this!

She was the bringer of joy. ❤

Insightful interview.

What a gift they gave to the world. Continuous joy a gorgeous couple.

With all the tabloid type trash that is constantly being posted about Desi and Lucy which mostly is here say, and I wish it would stop, this video is proof of the love and chemistry between them. Flash forward about 40 years and in Lucie Arnaz' home video of Desi and Lucy in the pool with one of their grandchildren you can see they still had it. Thank you for this posting. I would love to see more positive clips if they become available.

Marvelous compilation and choice of song. Thank you for doing this!

Lucy was a natural beauty with talent, and smarts. She helped to opened doors for women in the work world. WOW, Lucy was five years older than Desi. They all looked great.😊

That music at the end really got to me: it symbolized all the wonderful things of that era.

I used my VCR to record this on TV yesterday but I ran out of tape and I only recorded the first 19 minutes of the show

This was on catchy TV April 9th 2024

I love the way they looked at each other. So sad it didn't last. 💔

I lost my beloved husband and the Lucy shoes give me comfort

What happened to the barrymores documentary video?

Lovely woman and great interview ❤

There are many people like Tony who found Lucy Ricardo and Ethel Mertz along with their husbands a wonderful form of entertainment escapism.

I LOVED watching this interview again! :-) :-) Jody

My husband Jorge and I have been watching “I Love Lucy” episodes ever since we got together back in 1991. We often quote lines from all four characters from the series in our everyday conversations , like Ricky’s saying, “And I hope this’ll does it.” 😀 We are two gay men who LOVE Lucy! Greetings from Querétaro, México, where we have been living with our sweet Golden Retriever Buddy for over two years now. :-) Jody Quillian

I'm #1 here

Lucy was a wonderful human being and never forgot where she came from so genuine and real compared to today's celebrities

Eternal rest grant unto Luise Rainer and Robert Osborne Oh Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them may they rest in peace . Amen .

Rest in peace, John and Leatrice.

What a treasure!

I love Lucy. The name of the show now means more then it even did to me. Thanks we who love lucy love you too. Thanks a million for this treat. 😊😊😊😊

The clip at 2:56 was really a little bit terrifying, seeing Lucille Ball being Scared.

In 1977, Guy Flatley wrote a long piece for the NYT re: the earthquake in the film industry caused by the advent of the talkies'. Gilbert was done in by Mayer conspiracy, according to most sources. Even old sound engineers confessed in puzzle bits. Rest in paradise, Jack.

What a special treat! My Dad was one of the Thunderbird Band Members and although I was not alive for this experience my sister and I heard many stories of this special day with Lucy! What a fun and lovely tribute. If there is anyway for our family to save a copy of this video we would be so grateful to have this to share with future generations. Dennis my father passed away 14 years ago and this is truly such a special gift to see this performance. Thank you!

Lucy was such a beauty!

I have seen b&w photos of John Gilbert. He could be so elegant looking in his clothing. So very inspirational for any man who desires to dress well.Greta Garbo, so extremely beautiful. My favorite actress. Thank you for posting this interview.

@1:32...l'm not surprised she wanted to date Ralph Hart. And when she talked about kissing him...well!!! Lucy was protective of her children. I often wondered why Ralph was often placed on "the back burner". That may be the reason. I felt he might have resented it, 'cause l read he never showed up for any of the "Lucy" reunions.

Tony did ask great questions. He wasn't one of those know-it-all interviewers who wanted to impress viewers of his knowledge.

Why would a studio want to destroy their own star? Sacrificial lamb for the Satanists? What other logical reason would there be?

Lucille Ball said to Mary Tyler Moore that they both "take comedy seriously" which meant Lucy had to believe the situation for the audience to buy it.

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Beautiful man. I found his voice to be a bit tinny, but I adore him, regardless.

This is lovely. I read Dark Star, the book Leatrice Gilbert wrote about her father. And she was only 11 when he died, so she never really got to know him. But you can really feel her love for her father. This is a wonderful short documentary.

She was such a genius at facial expressions

I loved this. What a sweet and well-spoken lady!

I read her biography of John Gilbert in the 90’s. Great book! I actually interacted with her daughter once online. Very kind. Gilbert was always THE silent movie star to me. When I became interested in old movies as a teen (1980’s) Gilbert was one I was always drawn to.

i guess when Desilu was sold to Paramount My Three Sons was moved from Bryant Park to Los Angeles

How very, very pretty Lucy was! And what a treat to hear Robert Osborne. What an elegant, charming, sweet, knowledgable man.

She wrote a biography of her dad--Dark Star: The Untold Story of the Meteoric Rise and Fall of Legendary Silent Screen Star John Gilbert

John Gilbert was the victim of one of the greatest calumnies in film history, viz, that his voice was not good enough for talking films. In truth, he had a superb voice, very reminiscent of Ronald Coleman’s, so warm, it was cool as morning air in early summer. A brilliant man.

I met and adored Mrs. Fountain. Whar a classy lady, I miss her desperately.........

Loved the beautiful and talented star, Carole Cook. She was so funny and a great actress and such a wonderful singer. Godspeed.

That was great! She had me laughing so many times, with "Miss Arballs" and "I haven't been feeling well lately". I watched The Lucy Show as a kid in the 1960s, as well as reruns in later years, and came to recognize all of the supporting actresses on the show, including Carole Cook. She was in a movie from 1963 called "Palm Springs Weekend", sort of a west coast version of "Where the Boys Are", and she played 9 year old Billy Mumy's mother. Just last week I was watching a rerun of Maude and Carole Cook was in it playing Walter's ex-wife who was marrying Maude's uncle and, after seeing this, I think she wore the dress with the fur collar that Lucy gave her. It was a very 1950s style dress and the Maude episode was from about 1974. And then I come across this video. Thank you! edit: It just occurred to me to do a google search and I found a picture of Carole Cook from the Maude episode and it does look like she is wearing the dress she got from Lucy. Here's a link to the page, hope it works: www.kennethinthe212.com/2020/04/maude-broad.html

Lucie is right ! Her mother was definitely a “task master, perfectionist and THE boss on the set” ! Just ask Joan Crawford, Richard Burton, Jack Benny or Tallulah Bankhead, among others.

Lucie is a chip off the Lucy block.

And they picked the perfect very handsome twin babies to play baby ricky.