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She was able to stretch that character throughout her life, good for her.

Date of interview?

One of the most beautiful women ever.

I still watch that show always loved everybody on the Beverly hillbillys still in love with Donna

What a lovely lady Donna was ..but isn't it wonderful that we can enjoy them on the Beverly Hillbilly's ❤❤❤❤❤

I am 64 years old and I still like watching the Beverly hillbillies and everyone on it was a great purson

What impressed me in the interview is she comes across as very genuine. Nothing showy about her. Gorgeous when she was young but I don't think she ever was conceited. I think she was brought up to put more emphasis on her mission in life and she did a great job. Only thing I could comment negatively about is that hair. Beautiful when she was young, like all old people, the hair doesn't have that healthy glow. I am old myself and always keep my hair short which I think suits older people. She still had a very pretty face in this interview but the hair spoils her as it was all over the place.

It was great!

What an incredible pleasure & heartwarming feeling it is to watch & listen to the beautiful Donna Douglas sit through this interview & be herself like this. I'm 72, & not only grew up enjoying The Hillbillies as a kid, I still catch them from time to time when they're on T.V. Rest in Peace dearest dear ❤🙏

What year was this interview done?

I'm glad I saw this! A coworker and his wife visited New Orleans once and on a tour stopped at Donna s house. And Donna was outside and stepped onto the bus and spoke briefly to the folks! I read once that Elvis messed up Donna's mind by using her. After hearing her story/I can believe it. I read

$300. a Run. 4. runs a week( $1200). was Real Good Money if U diden't get caught. Buy a nice House for 20k in 1947. or so. Now a House down that way is $400k. - $500 k anyway. These guys are Real Ameracans - It was the Fed Regulators after them not the local police -- what a funny story

We miss you & love you Miss Donna Douglas RIP...😊!

I'm 66 and still watch I have many favorite episodes because Henning did a good job showcasing each character. I love it when Elly is giving Jethro a hard time. She was the perfect pick for the part Thank you Donna..

Awesome video in the history of bootlegging.

Love this

A thing most folks don't know is the state with the most stills has been for a long time is Pennsylvania.

Thanks for your service please remember the ones that didn’t make it back home!

Junior is right, it IS more fun to out run the cops.

Jr was my favorite

My dad grew up in Burke Co., NC in the 40's and 50's. He said he could count the smoke from 7 stills in the hills around his home when he came out to play on Saturday morning. Told me the sheriff could catch all the moonshiners except he never was able to catch his own brother.

Daddy had a black 1940 Ford coupe exactly like that.

I agree with them that we need to keep her animal stories about the early days alive. It may not have been legal, but it was a part of life. I always thought I’d either make a real good missionary or a real good moonshine Rado this is a Godly Redneck says hi. Enjoy the video more than you’ll ever know. Keep on keeping on and keep it safe godly redneck out.

junior makes some good country ham , here in carolina

Wow If this isn't different My grandfather broke a so call Federal law society locked him up for 28 years Junior here on other hand gets pardoned never sees a day in jail extremely different here wonder why thx. Thx. Concerned

If you only knew him, he was a true patriot

Yeah Junior was still a big name in Nascar when I first became a fan of Nascar and God bless him he can still be very entertaining when telling stories about him getting started in Nascar on weekends and running "shine " Monday through Friday 😊😅😮😂❤😊

Old school is gool. NASCARtoday is for babies whine and cry.

We need to keep these stories alive because this is our history 🇺🇲

THE GREATS I STOPED YEARS AGO WATCHIN SHIT CAR =CSA CSA CSA

When the old timers started retiring and passing away, was the day Nascar died. The new drivers can't hold a candle to these guys. Personally Nascar died for me when Dale Earnhardt passed away.

Jesus is the way, the truth, the life.

I had the great pleasure of meeting Junior , he was totally down to earth and so much fun to talk I could have listened to him all day . My father in law liked him to and I sure miss both of them .

Guys like Junior, with those personalities are so desperately missed in modern NASCAR.

Just a small addendum to Junior's story about the Sheriff: I had an uncle who was the long-time Sheriff of one of those western NC counties (Madison, I believe). When I was about 12, I listened to him telling tales about the 1930s-1950s moonshining. This was about 1955, and I asked him, "Bob, if the liquor business was illegal, why didn't you arrest these guys? I mean, you say you knew them, so you must've known where they lived and all that." Uncle Bob looked at me and kind of squinted one eye and said, "Shit, boy, I was an ELECTED official. If I was to start busting liquor guys, they'd find somebody to run against me in the next election and I'd be out of a job!'

They didn't haul no watered down Bud Light that's fer sure .

Love every minute of it great stuff

I could listen and learn something from Junior all day long. His stories about haulin' "Al Kee Haul" are incredible and fascinating. Sure don't make the like Jr. Anymore. GOD Bless Junior Johnson.

What's with the guy constantly holding the gearshift wants it stay in gear without him holding it there or does he just like to rest his hand on the gear shift

GREAT SHOW

I enjoyed the show a lot. Thank you for sharing! 👍

GREAT JOB JIMMY WENTZ

Ain’t many folks better than Wilkes county folks

Betty is awesome! I have a giant crush on her!