1986: JANE GOODALL Interview | Wogan | Classic Interviews | BBC Archive

Primatologist and anthropologist Jane Goodall - perhaps the world's preeminent authority on chimpanzees - takes a rare break from studying the chimpanzees of the Gombe National Park in Tanzania, to have a chat with Terry Wogan at the BBC Television Theatre in Shepherd's Bush.
Originally broadcast 12 December, 1986.
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[@lesliestead7985]

What an amazing person she has achieved so much

[@nevets9811]

I swear, it doesn't matter what the topic, guest, interviewer, or program is, interviews from before the 90s for some reason are always so much better and more insightful than those I see on TV today. I suppose it's because the interviewers and guests appear to care more about discussing actual topics and taking their time about it, rather than trying to perform to an audience.

[@BG-fm5od]

Amazing woman!

[@Barefoot_Joe]

Just the most amazing, attractively intelligent and empathetic person ever ❤

[@harvestcanada]

And Nigel Farage thinks he's relevent.
Jane Good all one of the Greatest scientists of 20th century, but even things have moved on since then.

[@tim59ism]

Yes, Terry was indeed

[@Denidrakes69]

She's 54yo. She's just lovely. Her mannerisms and speech are just ethereal

[@mollieanne]

52

[@DenkyManner]

Wogan could force himself to tone down the facetiousness when it was required.

[@omnivorous65]

I am constantly distracted by the fact what a breathtakingly beautiful women she was. Secondly, by how little age has diminished her beauty.

[@hellie_el]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@Heart_and_Soul]

⚜ TH💐NK YOU ⚜🕊

[@petergivenbless900]

As she stated, she intended to continue studying chimpanzees for another 25 years, in 1986, indeed she did, and just a few years ago a documentary was released about her life's work, simply called 'Jane'...
th-cam.com/video/FRlUJrEUn0Y/w-d-xo.html

[@kiranjoshi4644]

Thank you Janne, Thank you BBC

[@mekonta]

''Fascinating behaviour''

[@jjdvideo]

She reminds me of the royal family.

[@ffreshfields5211]

Apart from she is kinder and more intelligent and more interesting and has contributed a lot more to the world

[@pault8470]

Facinating

[@pod9538]

Didn't she get killed or something 🤔

[@kamandi1362]

In the seconds it took you to type that, you could’ve Googled her and found out that she’s still alive.

[@PocketProjects]

No. . maybe you're thinking of Dian Fossey en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dian_Fossey

[@Barefoot_Joe]

Didn't you learn something once? no? oh well, too bad for you I guess...

[@DenkyManner]

Yes. She was on the Titanic.

[@andydixon2980]

​@@kamandi1362 Maybe...just maybe, you've inspired 'pod' to google EVERYTHING from now on..