Liza Minnelli on Portraying Sally Bowles in 'Cabaret' | The Dick Cavett Show
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- Liza Minnelli discusses portraying entertainer Sally Bowles in Bob Fosse's award winning adaptation of Cabaret.
Date aired - 02/11/1972 - Liza Minnelli
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Dick Cavett has been nominated for eleven Emmy awards (the most recent in 2012 for the HBO special, Mel Brooks and Dick Cavett Together Again), and won three. Spanning five decades, Dick Cavett’s television career has defined excellence in the interview format. He started at ABC in 1968, and also enjoyed success on PBS, USA, and CNBC.
His most recent television successes were the September 2014 PBS special, Dick Cavett’s Watergate, followed April 2015 by Dick Cavett’s Vietnam. He has appeared in movies, tv specials, tv commercials, and several Broadway plays. He starred in an off-Broadway production ofHellman v. McCarthy in 2014 and reprised the role at Theatre 40 in LA February 2015.
Cavett has published four books beginning with Cavett (1974) and Eye on Cavett (1983), co-authored with Christopher Porterfield. His two recent books -- Talk Show: Confrontations, Pointed Commentary, and Off-Screen Secrets (2010) and Brief Encounters: Conversations, Magic moments, and Assorted Hijinks(October 2014) are both collections of his online opinion column, written for The New York Times since 2007. Additionally, he has written for The New Yorker, TV Guide, Vanity Fair, and elsewhere.
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She's so nervous of the films reception. Little did she know it would walk away with Best Director, Best Suppprting Actor and Best Actress. Sally bowles, a haunting iconic performance.
The character of Sally Bowles was based on Jean Ross who sadly died in 1973.
He interrupts her too much and then tells HIS stories. Goof. I love love love her! Cabaret is one of my all time favorite movies.
Reckon he was nervous
Good 2 watch on drugs
Dick asked Liza if he could tell the German story first.
Liza said yes.
Then when Dick was finished she answered his question.
So both were very polite to each other and let the other talk.
Anita Backrub totally love love love that movie. She is the definitive Sally Bowles. She is wonderful!
Well his first name is Cavett
she is a literal ball of sunshine
I don't know what was going on with Dick on this one, but he gave her little chance to speak. A bit disappointed, considering how well I've seen him conduct interviews of other stars. She, on the other hand, was a consummate professional and handled the whole thing very well, even bringing the conversation back to the question he didn't let her answer.
I found Cavett almost always went on too long and eclipsed the guest.
Dick asked Liza if he could tell the German story first.
Liza said yes.
Then when Dick was finished she answered his question.
So both were very polite to each other and let the other talk.
yeah, sometimes he's great and sometimes he's kind of a jerk. still one of the best talk show hosts, though.
What's up with Cavett? Doesn't let Minelli answer a question. Constantly interrupts her with his boring stories. Even Minelli scolded him for it.
I thought i was the only one who noticed that.. Yeh, he actually wasted what could've been a great interview!
Every time I hear Liza do that goofy laugh of hers, I find myself involuntarily smiling
Liza Minnelli is name Pookie Adams.
I think Mr. Cavett was a bit smitten by this cutie. Perhaps that's why he came off somewhat jumbled. Can't blame him. She was adorable.
Look at her STYLE. Did you know she took the scissors to that point in her hair HERSELF? It was a creative decision for sally bowls! She really took the hardest haircut in the world (sassoon mod 5 point) and cut a point into it.
The eyes have it.
Cavett is tone deaf here - he doesn't know when to shut up, when to stop interrupting, has to be brought back to the question he asked. Really annoying.
Liza's adorable, but this isn't Dick's finest 7 minutes.
Beautiful person
*can he just let the woman speak gosh...*
Dick asked Liza if he could tell the German story first.
Liza said yes.
Then when Dick was finished she answered his question.
So both were very polite to each other and let the other talk.
@cubomania3 I repeated it because I saw a bunch of comments repeating the same thing about Dick being rude.
But in the video they both were very polite.
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As an actor myself, I can truly relate to her nervousness on the release of "Caberet." The truth is, NO actor ever thinks his next movie will be a dud, everyone in this business is here to make a profit, and hopefully, a classic, which in this happy case, WAS the case. This was one of the finest screen adaptations of any Broadway musical I have ever seen, one for the ages.
Gawd, she sounds like Judy❤️
Cee Jay not really
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man i love her voice
Couldn’t stand Cavett as an interviewer. More concerned with being clever for the audience, basically talking about nothing, asking silly questions
That is true, but his show was still a better show for conversation than the so called "talk" shows we have on the air today.
Very few people who were Liza's age, 26 in 1972 had hair like that. This was when she was quite the fashion trendsetter
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Not great from Cavett. He seemed to make it about him instead of the guest. Minnelli had to utter the fatal words which are the definitive proof of a bad interview, "You didn't let me finish..."
Dick asked Liza if he could tell the German story first.
Liza said yes.
Then when Dick was finished she answered his question.
So both were very polite to each other and let the other talk.
The 'real Sally Bowles' died about a year after this aired. She was 61
jean ross.
I’ve read the book, SHOCKED that she lived to 61
There's something strange with this interview... Maybe he was flirting with her perhaps?
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No just really good coke
never heard such sustained applause for a movie clip before
There's something so serene and calm about this interview that I don't think I've ever felt while watching a talk show before. Modern late night talk is optimized to perform well in the instant gratification and rabbit hole based algorithms of TH-cam. It's so overstimulating compared to this. Not to mention the tactile sense added by the flaws in the tape. I can only imagine what it must have been like to turn on a TV in whatever decade this was put out. In an age when media was a means of rest rather than a strictly transactional process through which to numb the pain of the working class.
Interesting. I feel similar. Interviews shows feel like fast-paced marketing lately but Cavett also felt like long form storytelling.
Would be great if you could post the rarer of the 2 Fred Astaire appearances, I think his 2nd on the show.
good grief. Cavett might as well have been drooling.
Liza is still fabulous!
Thanks very much for this. Dick is intolerable in this interview. Shut up! Especially when he goes off on his story about embarrassing himself in German, asking Liza "Do you really want to hear this story?" What's she going to say? Then, she actually says she didn't finish answering her question, maybe she's going on too long, probably dying to say, "Maybe you're going on to much, Dick!"
Both are enjoying each other’s company
Immotions does not care the others
"I don't know!" Cabaret is near Nirvana. And Dick should know but, why does he talk so much in this interview?
DC is usually an all time great interviewer, but this interview and the one with Helen Mirren where he talks about Judy Garland just make me think he doesn’t like that family. He’s really bad in both interviews
I love you Tube and Liza Minnelli ! I love watching Liza Lorna Judy Mickey Rooney movies clips from interviews of people I like and families I like like Family Five Vlogs ! You Tube has great content and love to watch You Tube videos and love the ones like this one !
Wow. I remember Cavett being a good interviewer. What a boor (and a bore). Taking all that time to tell HIS dull anecdote, preening about his talent with languages and accents, instead of interviewing his much-more interesting guest. I seem to remember him having a show with the whole Cabaret cast after the movie opened. But maybe it was a different chat show host
Thank you Judy Garland the greatest female entertainer of the 20th century
She’s prettier 20 years after this. I don’t know how that happened.
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@@raymundoyanez3282 Right and I don’t doubt she had some help.
He really was terrible as a host --- meant to INTERVIEW Liza.. he was way to busy talking about himself. It's one thing to head off on a tangent (perhaps to make her feel more at ease).. but then he NEVER circled back. (instead, Liza was the one to come back to the question.. and provided the answer).. really not good
I wonder if she’s wearing Halston?
I think she is!
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Most of y'all would know this; Lisa Minnell is the daughter of Judy Garland and Vincente Minnelli (director of An American in Paris, among other things).
Joel Grey, her co-star in Cabaret, is the father of Jennifer Grey (Dirty Dancing, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Red Dawn).
Minnelli is a very Italian last name.
Do they have some type of Italian bloodline?
"Lisa" (smh)
@@jamessandy5873 True it's LiZa not Lisa lol it's funny because she even did a song called Liza with a Z 😂
Firespawn: Yes, I know. "It's Liza with a z, not Lisa with an s..."
@@jamessandy5873 Yeah Liza did that song for people like Joseph who mispell her name lol 😂
der Schauspieler mit ihre wunderkind!! . . .
just did a google and Sally Bowles was a fictional character, but based on someone else with a different name. And she wrote all those adverts for her to get in contact?! As for the host, he's extremely rude, and I'm sure he has / had ADD, he hardly listens and constantly changes the subject!!!
Way way before the sometimes crazy talk shows of today.
He is insufferable. And he's on film saying that Judy Garland was a terrible actress.
Them's fighting words!
The film made me the man I am. My parents would be shocked. If you don't know the film you are not real!
So süß, wie er Deutsch redet... :)))
That guy is such a stiff...
Minnelli looks like she’s wearing a black helmet
sein deutsch klingt ziemlich gut. und das war fast fünfzig jahre.... ok, how to you say "ago" auf deutch? also, sein deutsch soll......this that's the problem with my german. i can't say "ago". i can't say "even better" ok, in for a penny in for a pound. does anybody know the proper verbiage to refer to yourself as "muggins"?
“Ya guys.... ya guys...” ugh- so over acting ALL the time
Looking at young Liza reminded me of somebody I couldn’t quite put my finger on til it hit me she had a little bit of an Anne Hathaway thing going on
have nothing against the other celebs that were on this show but is this channel ever going to show the Dick Cavett shows where he interviews Jackie Gleason or Art Carney? How about any Honeymooners actors that were part of the main cast? These are rarities much like the other videos around here.
Cavett didn’t give Liza a way in. The interview went nowhere.
The dangers of being an innocent abroad.
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i wish we could know which clip! after i hear “need a glass of water” the clip , i’d guess, had to be
‘Mein Herr’!!🔥
Big production number so it wasn’t Maybe This Time. Maybe the one with the chair.
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Cavettt's comic instincts are just plain missing on this interview. Maybe he was intimidated
Like her "mother" a terrible actress!!!!
ron, you wouldn't know good acting if it bit you on your ass!
I realize you posted that because you are lonely & crave the attention you've been denied most of your life so I shouldn't respond with what you already is true Both are powerful & diverse actors Both are the greatest entertainers of their generations
@cubomania3 I'd upvote you ten times if I could
I disagree.
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