JENNY AGUTTER - INTERVIEW - NOV 1981 (Widescreen 1.77x1) Jenny Agutter talks about Logan's Run, An American Werewolf In London , her family early carrier and so - Nov 1981
A beautiful woman, perfect accent, arched eyebrows, nice eyes and a pretty smile. Quite irresistible, and at the age of 67 she still has that captivating quality.
I once happened, by pure chance, across an event (in Yorkshire) at which Jenny was a guest speaker. She has already impressed me over the years with her acting skills in the movies, but her real ‘ordinary’ speaking voice was truly something to savour. So gentle, so smooth, so measured, but at the same time, appearing neither contrived nor forced. A lovely lady I could listen to for hours.
I had a mad after American Werewolf in London. Her voice, her eyes and her natural beauty and the British accent...I was in love. 1981, 9 years old. It was my greatest movie experience ever.
Apart from her physical beauty, Jenny has a voice and diction which just melts me.....always has done, ever since I first saw her in "East of Sudan" (1964). I was 18 at the time and had an immediate - and lifelong - crush.
I can remember years ago . She was tutoring young inner city children on underlying messages of movies. Also, how to correctly interpret the stories of books. Donating All her free time for these kids in Los Angeles . It was comprehension of Literature. To this day I know of no other greater deed, other than sacrificing ones life. Or to save another life. Human or not. But maybe she did save lives by helping people understand the written word. Such a remarkable person she is.
For me, she is the epitome of the english rose. A type of beauty that is perennial and timeless and the kind of woman Ive always wanted to be with (if only for a while.)
You summed her up perfectly. I’ve always been attracted to her because of the lovely way she speaks and her gentleness as well as her beauty. I like to think of her as being every bit as gentle in real life as she was in the 1970 version of the railway children.
She radiates elegance and class, an obvious educated woman with a conservative vibe. She's a dying breed alas the degeneracy of today will make woman like her a thing of the past..
A remarkable and charming actress, I've just stumbled on a copy of The Railway Children, I had no idea that Jenny Agutter was in the principle role as I watched it. As a child I played in a railway tunnel and remember well the horrific excitement of realising that a train was coming, and there was no escape in any direction, other than to hide, bracing msyelf on the sides of the workers' cubby holes as the Charing Cross to Hasting electric train rattled past my nose, in Elmstead Woods tunnels. Sitting, retired in Siam now, feeeling a a litle nostalgic, the film made me feel charmed again especially for the past that has mostly vapourised now. Thanks Jenny and the cast...xx
So beautiful.....if she hadn't of chosen to be an actor.........she'd of made a great teacher...............is it me or is her voice so relaxing and lovely to listen to :-)
I saw Walkabout on TV when I was young, 11 or so, and found it very interesting, and noted 16 year old Jenny in it as well. Later I saw Logan’s Run where I really enjoyed her and Michael York, and her other films and eventually connected her back to Walkabout. I was then pleased to see her in American Werewolf. She appeared on American TV later in an episode of Newhart, his 80s sitcom. In it, everyone gets to live out their favourite fantasy, and Larry Darryl and Darryl want to host a talk show to be able to interview their favourite movie star, which was Jenny. She appears briefly with them in a talk show set.
I can’t help but adore her - i feel weak , emotional & madly in love every time i see her - she owns that film, what id give for her to have been my nurse - she must be 60 something now, sure she’s still marvellous
I’ve always adored Jenny Agutter! She was lovely, charming, and amazing in Logan’s Run and An American Werewolf in London. Beyond her captivating beauty I find her poised, well mannered demeanor and intelligence charming, as well.
The way Jenny speaks is not about being ‘posh’, whatever that might mean. No, it’s about upbringing, attitude, values and self discipline. Believe you me, money doesn’t play a prominent part in this. My mother had to live on a remote islands in the Pacific for a time, is now 92, and still does her washing by hand. Yet, she speaks the clearest most perfect English. Maybe, it’s more about fair play and the beliefs of those that set out, to other parts, from those islands off the mainland of Europe.
@Scott Smith you can’t see there’s two separate statements. She is beautiful here. She has aged as well as a 68 yr old can. He didn’t say she’s as beautiful now as she was then. Concentrate.
@Scott Smith detail is your weakness. Copying my style isn’t even flattering, I wouldn’t want you as a follower. Try the Kardashians, it’ll be more accessible at your level.
@Scott Smith You’re devoid of wit & humour, that’s why you’ve twice used my lines as a substitute for having no originality. Happiness is not possible for you.
Fell in love with her in American Werewolf in London. That shower scene made quite an impression on my 17 year old self :) She looks absolutely gorgeous here!! Intelligent beautiful beautiful woman!
Most people have seen her recently and didn't even know it. She plays SHIELD Councilwoman Hawley in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. She was in Avengers and Captain America: Winter Soldier. Her stunt double got to kick Robert Redford's double. The producers @ Marvel are big Logan's Run fans.
I remember her well in Walkabout, though tastefully shot I enjoyed her seeing her naked, I was particularly struck by the way when two people of different culture spend time in a state of nudity, the social barriers evaporate.
He's a good interviewer - he doesn't do much talking and makes the guest do the talking. Not as good as Johnny Carson, but far better than most interviewers today that inject themselves into the spotlight as much as the person that is the supposed focus.
Regarding LA, she absolutely nails it. So many come here to find something, but the successful ones come here to BRING something. Like she says re: You choose your spot and put up what you want and decorate your home how you want is how it works, you make it what you want. This was even the plot point of a tv episode I worked on where Tim Minear, the extremely talented TV writer, (The Inside episode 1 was the show) had the smartest investigator realize you don’t come to LA to pretend to be something you’re not. You come to LA to be and to bring who you ARE.
Jenny, descubrí recientemente una película en que Humphrey Bogart hacía el papel de un guionista patán. La han estado dando en dos canales. La película me sorprendió y estaba muy buena, ¿pero acaso su co-protagonista no era Jenny Classic?. Sabes, si hay algo que es difícil en la vida es que nunca le puedes demostrar demasiado cariño a tu tía favorita porque es políticamente incorrecto.
I was watching her in Space 1999 and actually mistook her for Sheila Ruskin. I had recently watched Doctor Who Keeper of Traken and had the voice memorized. Very close. Obviously a particular accent in some particular region of England. Being American I can still discern different accents of England.
How did this interviewer think a slightly nervous monotone delivery would really bring out the character in a person? Thank god, Jenny Agutter could carry it on her own.
It's a very good interview. He knows there's only one star in the room, and he just opens up the ground for JA to 'walk about in', c.f. people like Jonathan Ross, who think they're the star.
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I’ve loved Jenny Agutter my entire life. She’s magical.
Yeah, me too.
I really envied that Werewolf who got to live with her in England.
Indrid Cold is a very interesting internet identity to choose. Why choose a 1950s British contactee alien? No judgement, just curiosity.
No plastic surgery, a natural feminine beauty, a velvety voice, a rare thing nowadays.
A beautiful woman, perfect accent, arched eyebrows, nice eyes and a pretty smile.
Quite irresistible, and at the age of 67 she still has that captivating quality.
I once happened, by pure chance, across an event (in Yorkshire) at which Jenny was a guest speaker. She has already impressed me over the years with her acting skills in the movies, but her real ‘ordinary’ speaking voice was truly something to savour. So gentle, so smooth, so measured, but at the same time, appearing neither contrived nor forced. A lovely lady I could listen to for hours.
"...pure chance..." - yeah, right 🙂
She is so beautiful😻😻
I had a mad after American Werewolf in London. Her voice, her eyes and her natural beauty and the British accent...I was in love. 1981, 9 years old. It was my greatest movie experience ever.
Apart from her physical beauty, Jenny has a voice and diction which just melts me.....always has done, ever since I first saw her in "East of Sudan" (1964). I was 18 at the time and had an immediate - and lifelong - crush.
I can remember years ago . She was tutoring young inner city children on underlying messages of movies. Also, how to correctly interpret the stories of books. Donating All her free time for these kids in Los Angeles . It was comprehension of Literature. To this day I know of no other greater deed, other than sacrificing ones life. Or to save another life. Human or not. But maybe she did save lives by helping people understand the written word. Such a remarkable person she is.
I fell in love with her when I saw an American Werewolf in London, an awesome film. And she is an awesome actress.
the most beautiful woman in the world
Her accent is perfection!
gorgeous and gifted talented. so underrated.
Her career in Great Britain has kind of been like Dana Delaney's here: dominates older leading lady roles there.
I saw "American Werewolf in London" in the theater when I was a kid. Scared the hell out of me. I loved it.
same here i was 13 at the time and didnt find it funny at all then - but i did like jenny agutter muchly - my fantasy then and even now
It is very funny and quite scary.
@@ingriddubbel8468 Yes, it combined both genres very well.
Yes, it was very scary with some well timed comic relief.
I freaking love her. She was my favorite in American were wolf in London. Such a pretty woman.
Such a nice soft melodious voice. It's a shame that nobody speaks proper English anymore.
I wonder if she ever does audio books? Seems like she would be a natural.
Her voice is one of the things I’ve always found most attractive about her. I love old black and white English movies for the way they speak.
I speak exactly like she does .. I'm from the UK too
@@janinapalmer8368 I would love to hear you talk
Janina Palmer
So you’ve got two things in common then. A lovely speaking voice and you’re gorgeous too.
For me, she is the epitome of the english rose. A type of beauty that is perennial and timeless and the kind of woman Ive always wanted to be with (if only for a while.)
You summed her up perfectly. I’ve always been attracted to her because of the lovely way she speaks and her gentleness as well as her beauty. I like to think of her as being every bit as gentle in real life as she was in the 1970 version of the railway children.
el scientifico there is another in the world 🌎 expressing exactly my feelings towards Jenny ..live long and suffer in silence
She radiates elegance and class, an obvious educated woman with a conservative vibe. She's a dying breed alas the degeneracy of today will make woman like her a thing of the past..
Very gorgeous and quite articulate - not what one might think of a movie actress. A favorite ever since Logan's Run.
A remarkable and charming actress, I've just stumbled on a copy of The Railway Children, I had no idea that Jenny Agutter was in the principle role as I watched it. As a child I played in a railway tunnel and remember well the horrific excitement of realising that a train was coming, and there was no escape in any direction, other than to hide, bracing msyelf on the sides of the workers' cubby holes as the Charing Cross to Hasting electric train rattled past my nose, in Elmstead Woods tunnels. Sitting, retired in Siam now, feeeling a a litle nostalgic, the film made me feel charmed again especially for the past that has mostly vapourised now. Thanks Jenny and the cast...xx
Her eyes. Just lovely.
She is SO well spoken!
And other stuff
So beautiful.....if she hadn't of chosen to be an actor.........she'd of made a great teacher...............is it me or is her voice so relaxing and lovely to listen to :-)
If she hadn't chosen to be an actor, she'd have made a great teacher.
Crass comment How can you say that but just seeing this?
She's so lovely.
Jenny Agutter is so beautiful and she is a wonderful actress. I will always admire her. from Virginia Clark. :) :
In the movie "the man in the iron mask", she was so beautiful and her voice so magnetic, haunting in my ears
I saw Walkabout on TV when I was young, 11 or so, and found it very interesting, and noted 16 year old Jenny in it as well. Later I saw Logan’s Run where I really enjoyed her and Michael York, and her other films and eventually connected her back to Walkabout. I was then pleased to see her in American Werewolf. She appeared on American TV later in an episode of Newhart, his 80s sitcom. In it, everyone gets to live out their favourite fantasy, and Larry Darryl and Darryl want to host a talk show to be able to interview their favourite movie star, which was Jenny. She appears briefly with them in a talk show set.
I can’t help but adore her - i feel weak , emotional & madly in love every time i see her - she owns that film, what id give for her to have been my nurse - she must be 60 something now, sure she’s still marvellous
I’ve always adored Jenny Agutter! She was lovely, charming, and amazing in Logan’s Run and An American Werewolf in London. Beyond her captivating beauty I find her poised, well mannered demeanor and intelligence charming, as well.
Such a lovely woman. She's totally worth the curse of lycanthropy.
Absolutely.
woof!
@@biglove1941 Howl! :D
Why can you just say weirwolf instead of using a bit word? I had to look it up and I missed a bit of lovely Jenny Agutter.
I'm in love! Beautiful woman with a lovely, cultured voice.
She's great. She also looks a bit like Aubrey Plaza. Just noticed that.
She's still Beautiful.
Seeing her there reminds me so much of my late wife when we first met aged 18.
colin Paterson ur wife must be hot
Her voice is like velvet.
The way Jenny speaks is not about being ‘posh’, whatever that might mean. No, it’s about upbringing, attitude, values and self discipline. Believe you me, money doesn’t play a prominent part in this. My mother had to live on a remote islands in the Pacific for a time, is now 92, and still does her washing by hand. Yet, she speaks the clearest most perfect English. Maybe, it’s more about fair play and the beliefs of those that set out, to other parts, from those islands off the mainland of Europe.
My soulmate in a past or future life. What a lovely lady. I fell for her from Walkabout at 15.
Love her in"Call the Midwife. ". Logans run brought me her
Fascinating and informative.
Thank you for your coment.
holy fuck,this woman is so beautiful here.And she has aged well,too.A class act.
@Scott Smith you can’t see there’s two separate statements. She is beautiful here. She has aged as well as a 68 yr old can. He didn’t say she’s as beautiful now as she was then. Concentrate.
@Scott Smith detail is your weakness. Copying my style isn’t even flattering, I wouldn’t want you as a follower. Try the Kardashians, it’ll be more accessible at your level.
@Scott Smith You’re devoid of wit & humour, that’s why you’ve twice used my lines as a substitute for having no originality. Happiness is not possible for you.
Always fancied `Jenny Agutter
Let's see...what does it take to become an actress? No further thought needed! This is it right here. Jenny Agutter.
She’s absolutely gorgeous ❤
I fell in love with Jenny when she was Kirsty Kerr in The Newcomers back in the 1960s. She's so lovely and peaceful.
No wonder we never heard of this guy again, he makes this like an OU lesson. Thank heavens she has such interesting and considers insights. Lovely
A true treasure of English theatre and acting, would be in my tea party 6.
She is about 29 here 🙂
such an excellent description of Los Angeles
She’s absolutely beautiful. Loved her on AAWIL. Beautifully well spoken English. Natural beauty
It is Jenny Agutter. Settle down heart.
After 1971, she is still very attractive. 🌹
Who else here is lost in her eyes?
I like the fact that she's not saying Like every two seconds.
she's very pretty and cute, she's also in American Werewolf in London, she played the nurse, and in Logan's Run
Stanley Hutchinson I also enjoyed her in Child's Play 2. She was so sweet as a foster mother
I enjoyed her as the 'Hot" nurse in American Werewolf in London
You can say that again!
Such a lovely, intelligent lady.
Best actress ever
1:19 😍
I could watch her do this all day.
She's stunning
Fell in love with her in American Werewolf in London. That shower scene made quite an impression on my 17 year old self :) She looks absolutely gorgeous here!! Intelligent beautiful beautiful woman!
the film's original Certificate was an 'X' in the UK. I remember going to my local cinema in Bridgend South Wales on Friday March 19th 1982.
Yep me to ! - the Embassy cinema 👍🏴
@@cymro6537 I went to see it on the last night and it was packed.
Saturday 31st October 2020. Happy Halloween Jenny Agutter. You wiĺl always be a star! Well done! From Virginia Clark.?! ;) ;( :) 😀🐷🐸🐶🐺
Most people have seen her recently and didn't even know it. She plays SHIELD Councilwoman Hawley in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. She was in Avengers and Captain America: Winter Soldier. Her stunt double got to kick Robert Redford's double. The producers @ Marvel are big Logan's Run fans.
Total class.
I remember her well in Walkabout, though tastefully shot I enjoyed her seeing her naked, I was particularly struck by the way when two people of different culture spend time in a state of nudity, the social barriers evaporate.
Apart from the fact she would never be in a relationship with him to the point he kills himself and she just walks off.
I ❤ your British accent and you too!😊😊
LOVE THIS WOMEN, PERFECT. X X X
DJ UNITE MC Me to,i can't help it she's one woman,when i go round she'll will allways there beside me,she's keepin time.
I love her
Walkabout brought me here
why was she never a james bond girl its beyond me, charming woman, would have been a good bond girl in the roger moore era
She was way too big a star to be a Bond girl. Back in her day they mostly came into and left the public eye quickly. She'd have to be a real co-star.
a beautiful actress of her time/красивая актриса своего времени
He's a good interviewer - he doesn't do much talking and makes the guest do the talking. Not as good as Johnny Carson, but far better than most interviewers today that inject themselves into the spotlight as much as the person that is the supposed focus.
Regarding LA, she absolutely nails it. So many come here to find something, but the successful ones come here to BRING something. Like she says re: You choose your spot and put up what you want and decorate your home how you want is how it works, you make it what you want. This was even the plot point of a tv episode I worked on where Tim Minear, the extremely talented TV writer, (The Inside episode 1 was the show) had the smartest investigator realize you don’t come to LA to pretend to be something you’re not. You come to LA to be and to bring who you ARE.
Is it just me, or she easy to have a crush on?? I am 45 and feeling guilty as she is kind of amazing!!
definitely a keeper
bellissima jenny agutter....e bravissima attrice......esiste la versione italiana del film "i start counting?"
It’s a marvellous night for a moon dance.......
When my older sister when she was a teen she looked like Jenny
Women generally dont talk like this anymore here in the UK. It really is a nice accent.
English beauty. Seems a nice person. Acts well and still looks great. Logans Run film sticks in my mind! Call the Midwife, she is still going strong.
CLASSY GAL
Who is that interviewer - Talk about pancake flat - Whereas Jenny is fabulously exciting and joyful
she's always been beautiful
I have her as the most beautiful woman ever. Genuine beauty unlike the likes of the Kardashians etc.
The "Karkrashians" are just full of silicone and make-up. Awful.
I think Jenny is wonderful, but in fairness anyone is preferable to the Karashinas. They are butt ugly.
beautiful, elegant, classy woman
Jenny, descubrí recientemente una película en que Humphrey Bogart hacía el papel de un guionista patán. La han estado dando en dos canales. La película me sorprendió y estaba muy buena, ¿pero acaso su co-protagonista no era Jenny Classic?. Sabes, si hay algo que es difícil en la vida es que nunca le puedes demostrar demasiado cariño a tu tía favorita porque es políticamente incorrecto.
I was watching her in Space 1999 and actually mistook her for Sheila Ruskin. I had recently watched Doctor Who Keeper of Traken and had the voice memorized. Very close. Obviously a particular accent in some particular region of England. Being American I can still discern different accents of England.
love xxxx
Wonderfull English actress !
Damn. That's all I can say. Damn. (sigh)
Sister Julienne on Call the Midwife
An air all her own;-)
The ideal posh female voice, utterly adorable.
Sister Julienne when she was young
Jenny ! A gutter is where my mind flows ! when I think about walking... Into the MIST with you !
Shes beutiful
It's She's beautiful. Learn punctuation and spelling.
@Demo That's an interesting response. Where did you pick up all those difficult words?
Charming
I love you.
Ahhhhh Jenny x
Beautiful and classy lady 😍🔥
Geez... She is beautiful though, especially when she talks about cable
How did this interviewer think a slightly nervous monotone delivery would really bring out the character in a person? Thank god, Jenny Agutter could carry it on her own.
It's a very good interview. He knows there's only one star in the room, and he just opens up the ground for JA to 'walk about in', c.f. people like Jonathan Ross, who think they're the star.
He was probably in awe.
My perfect woman