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On the Road: Making 'Emperor of the North' and 'Dirty Dozen' and 'Poseidon Adventure'
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ม.ค. 2012
- Ernie starred in 'Bunny O'Hare' and 'A Catered Affair' with Bette Davis. He considers her the greatest leading actress he ever worked with. Discussing the making 'Emperor of the North' with director Robert Aldrich and co-star Lee Marvin. 'Dirty Dozen' was a fun set. You became a family on a picture like that. Irwin Allen had to come up with $6 million in advance to make 'Poseidon Adventure.' The studio originally didn't want to do it.
Ernie used to smoke five packs of cigarettes a day, but not anymore.
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The fact that Mr. Borgnine could play the full range of all kinds of characters, from nasty, sadistic men, to McHale, to Mermaid Man in Spongebob Squarepants, speaks volumes of his abilities to sell those characters. I've always enjoyed watching everything he's ever been in. RIP Mr. Borgnine. You'll always be one of my all-time favorites.
He was a gentle soul in Captiva Island(1995)
Emperor of the north was a masterpiece...A movie that can be watched over and over and never gets old..
So true
Absolutely agree. One of my all-time favorites.
“You must be a big Lee Marvin fan.”
@@umberct ernest borgnine and lee marvin where so in sync playing their characters was just extraordinary..
Ernest Borgnine was a really good actor. He was always interesting to watch and held his own against all the other actors he played with in the movies.
My favorite is "emperor of the north"!!! God bless you!
Definitely a down to earth kind of guy who always appreciated his fans. R.i.p. mermaid man.
Lee Marvin and Ernest Borgnine were great in Emperor of the north. I’ve seen it a bunch of times and still watch it when it comes on. What’s not to like steam trains and beautiful scenery combined with great acting. Hard to beat.
"...of course it was a dull axe." What a bunch of really tough old guys.
Ernest Borgnine was a consummate actor who was successful, believable and completely entertaining in every role he played.
Omg, yes.. I can't believe you noticed that this... Exactly 💯😊😊🤣💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯.... From McCales navy to from here to eternity. Great movie 🍿🍿🍿🍿🎥🎥🎥🎥🍿🍿🍿🎥🎥🎥🍿🍿🍿
a true American Legend. so beloved and just a 'real' guy.... nary make 'em like Mr. Borgnine anymore..... god speed Ernie....you earned it sir.
It's hard to believe this jovial man played such a sadistic character in _Emperor of the North_
Movie Vigilante yea
Movie Vigilante And in From Here To Eternity and Bad Day at Black Rock (also with Lee Marvin).
One of the big screen's greatest heavies (alongside - you guessed it - Lee Marvin), while at the same time being one of life's genuine nice-guys.
Don't make 'em like that anymore, shame.
It's a testament to great acting..a study of human nature
Oh he was a mean sob in that..a total pro.
@@stevewhite8059 Both Borfnine and Marvin were great war heroes of WWII.
He always has kind words for all of those he worked with over the years. What a gentleman !
Tough guy with a heart of gold.
03:44. You could see in Ernie's eyes how he misses his friend Lee Marvin.
Of course he did. Those two shared a unique history together.
Wow, what a genuinely nice guy.
He was one of my all-time favorite actors.
Thanks for posting.
One of my favorite actors. RIP Ernest!
Emporer of the North happened to be on a movie station last weekend that we had on. I've always wondered for over 40 years what was that movie that scared me so bad as a little kid, it was this one! mystery solved! What a great actor Mr. Borgnine RIP
I'm watching it on fxm right now. He was so intense in this movie. He was scary to me as a kid, with his flying hammer and dangling that metal piece under the train.
McHale's Navy, Marty, Dirty Dozen, Poseidon Adventure etc. He made us laugh , cry believe . He was truly one of the best actors, and a truly genuine human being. One of the last appearance I seen him do was a fox news appearance with The Bill O'Reilly show . Bill had been doing tributes to movie stars and Great Americans who contributed to our society by interviewing them while they were still alive. I remember seeing Bill interview Ernest Borgandine and thinking he looks and sounds great for his age, and what he was such a humble down to earth person! But in less than a year I heard he passed! It made me so sad. He was a great man and actor and I will miss him greatly.
Ernest Borgnine and Lee Marvin. We will never see the likes of them again.
Wm Holden and Ben Johnson, Warren Oates, co-starring Robt Ryan! Awesome stuff.
Yes, indeed. ☺️
"The Poseidon Adventure" was a great movie. Not just a great disaster movie, but a fantastic adventure and he and all the cast were great in it. Nothing comes close. It's a classic and should be seen on a big screen.
Ernest Borgnine remains to be one of my favorite actors. What makes me smile is how he is such a nice guy, and he plays these characters with such bad attitudes or scheming roles. Especially with Emperor of the North, to those that don't know, Ernest Borgnine played a hard ass conductor. I mean he played such a hard ass in that movie. But it's still a good movie.
Sgt. Fatso Judson in From Here to Eternity.
@@teller121 ; Yeah, that's a classic.
Poseidon adventure was huge for me in the 70”s! Ernest will always be one of my favorite actors!
It's good that they were able to film Ernest's last days, giving all these testimonies about his great career.
RIP Ernest...I've been watching clips of his work all night. I've adored him ever since I saw this movie for the first time when I was 11. He was strong as an ox and I thought he would see 100...although 95 is definitely something to be proud of. Thinking of his family today :
Ernest Borgnine is a damn good actor, especially when he plays a bad guy. I'd watch him in anything.
Worked with all the greats. Was one of the greats himself. Was a privilege to watch his movies growing up. I love these videos.❤️
I love this man. Bruce Campbell wrote about him in his book about how nice and professional he was on the film set of the McHale's Navy remake. he just seems so down to earth and honest. I love his Shack in Emperor of the North.
I wish that i could be with you, Ernest Borgine :-)!
I could listen to him all day long , wonderful man!
Love Ernest Borgnine. One of the best actors ever. Emperor of the North was my favorite but Ice Station Zebra and Dirty Dozen were also ones I can watch over and over. So much joy in McHale's Navy too. He put his "all" in every performance. Thanks, Ernie!
What I love in this video is that Ernest Borgnine is a legendary actor, a big star, a famous name, a legend of cinema acting just like an usual and simple man driving what I think is a bus or a trailer. What humble guy. Sorry about my english, I am from Brazil.
I am so glad I found this on TH-cam! I am binge watching the whole series. It really makes me smile.
I've watched about 6 or 7 of these bus video's of Ernie, I am moved by how much he loves life, enjoying the little things like an ice cream cone, or a sunset. Worth millions, home in Beverly hills, yet open road meeting everyday people gives him the biggest kick.
What a lucky guy to get to interview with this great actor.
He is one of my favorite actors of all time. He was always a person who had great screen presence, and made all roles worth watching no matter show big or small. He is a talent that is sorely missed.
What an actor and total GENTLEMAN! Doubt anyone like this guy even exists like him anymore.
such a wonderful man, its emotional and a joy so to see him enjoying the simple pleasures of life, also sad to think he is gone.
No mention of the Vikings. My favorite Ernie flick with Kirk Douglas and tony Curtis. What a great movie Ernie plays ragna the Viking king
Ya he played Ragnar , forgot about that one.
He reminds off my dad. Rip dad your never far away from my thoughts true gentleman
I Loved him in The Dirty Dozen, my favorite movie. For the short part he had in Red he was also Great. Alot of Great movie's in his career from start to finish.
Ernest Borgnine was actually an Italian! He was born as, Ermes Effron Borgnino; January 24, 1917. I had the great honor of meeting him when I was a little boy in an Italian restaurant back in the '60's. My cousin, Johnny Ruvolo; who is a dead ringer for Mr. Borgnine, got his attention because of their physical similarities. He waved us over to his table, half-jokingly he said, "I do believe we are related." Once he discovered that we were also of Italian ancestry, you couldn't have wiped the smile off of his face with sandpaper lol. What a wonderful and kind man.
Beautiful 👍👍👍
Amazing actors like Borgnine took a piece of that era with them.
God Bless his soul 🙏
I miss you Ernest Borgnine, RIP my friend.
Ernest Borgnine starred in so many great movies, but "Emperor of the North" has to be my favorite. I will say when I was a kid he scared the crap out of me in "The Devil's Rain".
What a great part he played in “Emperor of the north”
I love hearing him talk about things. I'm old enough to have seen most of those movies.
He was a class act. R.I.P. Ernie.
What a nice man. He was in several movies with Lee Marvin: Bad Day at Black Rock, The Dirty Dozen, and Emperor of the North.
They were also in "Violent Saturday".
You can measure a person's character by there down to earth respectful natural connection to people. He was a class guy. Need more like him in this world.
not just an actor ... a star. A true icon of the silver screen !!
He’s enjoying every minute of driving his bus and seeing the country side 😊
I’ve watched a few of these clips of him now on this show he did, what a truly wonderful man, I never would have realised until this. It’s sad that he’s gone and stars like him
If you haven’t seen the movie the Vikings you need to see it, my favorite Ernie Borgnine movie also starring Kurt Douglas and tony Curtis , Ernie plays the Viking king unbelievable performance.
Thanks Ernest for being so "frank" with all of your under-appreciated acting and comments left behind with this interview. Especially want to applaud the legend for his comment on the smog in Los Angeles and his knowledge and appreciation of quality in Hollywood. He's not disgusted, he's intrigued and inspired by the inadequacy of his inferior and simple-minded co-workers in La Land Baby
I remember I was 13 years old 1973 and I went to the theater to see Emperor Of The North I lived in Morningside Maryland at the Time Prince George County next to Andrews Air Force Base that was an exciting movie even at 13 years old also in the same theater at another time and indoors theater I watched Poseidon Adventure.Ernest Borgnine and Lee Marvin and I believe David Carradine they were all amazing actors back then
The Vikings was another great one with Marty , Tony Curtis and Kirk Douglas. If you've never seen it go check it out.
My dad liked Ernest Borgnine in McHale's Navy. I liked Borgnine best in Bad Day at Black Rock, where he played one evil, mean bastard.
As I watch these episode of Mr. Borgnine, I see why he lived so long at 95 before his death. He went out and enjoyed our great country the best way to do it, on the road. You could tell he was having the time of his life and if we would all look over the highways and byways and small country roads, we too will see the beauty of why God made the United States Of America so great and beautiful. I've done the same thing as Ernie in my youth and after college.
Ernest, your awesome!!! Amazing actor. I grew up with McHales Navy
and your movies. Much love to you💋💓
He was a real tough guy, and quit smoking in the early 60's. Said he could feel it slowing him down.
what a great man the world is not the same with out him actors now day's can't compare. thank you for sharing the video's they are awesome
This is a delight, thaks EBB
Ernie B was the man!
God I miss this guy! I remember how mych I loved Emperor of the North for it's authenticity. I couldn't believe how much actual, and dangerous, train work he and Lee Marvin did in the movie instead of relying on stunt doubles.
Ernest Borgnine had quite a life. He made over 100 movies with pretty much everybody in movies from the 50’s until he passed away.
Awesome Actor, Loved the Emperor !!!!
Yes, don’t smoke. To anyone watching this, if you haven’t the will power yourself, get help, quit smoking, the best thing you could ever do for yourself
I love you man thank you so much for reflecting emotions and being real.
Am I actually watching Ernest Borgnine give an interview while he drives an RV down the highway? Lmao
I remember also in the 1970s he played a part on Little House in the prairie he was like a messenger of God to help Laura Ingalls house when she was confused
I sure miss Ernest he was one of my all time favorite actors. Everything he was is turned into gold, he was so talented you knew if he was in it that it was going to be great!! I live in Iowa and man i sure with i was in that Dairy Queen in Altoona Iowa when him and his son stopped there..you probably would of had to drag me off his leg!!👀👍👍👍👍👍
Emperor of the north was so good. The music score is so very much dated, but the movie itself might be my all time favorite. Ernie and Lee, priceless.
Ok, that fight scene is epic. An equal to the back alley brawl in 'They Live'.
Escape From New York And The Dirty Dozen 2 of my all Time Favorites, What a Actor What a GUY!!
Nowadays actors & actresses expect payment for interviews and the questions asked are typically scripted. Also to promote their movies & books.
Erie on the other hand, he wasn't like most of them! He never hesitated to say hello, give you an autograph or stand next to anyone for a photo!
They don't make anything like him anymore! He's also an honest & truthful man! And he was very modest at the very most!
He knew how to handle popularity & could sit down with anyone to talk about subject. I'm 58. I grew up watching McHale's Navy and many of his movies. He was also a versatile performer.
He could play the mean, bad villain, the good & happy for lucky or be purely comedic funny! He reminded me of my own grandfather, my Pap Pap! He was like a jolly Santa Claus! I miss seeing him here, but he left a legacy of memories for us to enjoy & appreciate! He commanded his ship to Heaven!
May he rest in peace and I hope I'll see him agsin when it's me time! There's no doubt God Blesses Him!👍❤
What a wonderful human being
He has such a great attitude!.....We miss you Ernie!
First class man.
"Emperor of the North" is excellent. Borgnine is really a fucker in it. I saw it as a kid and it scared the hell out of me. I actually knew some hobos (there was a hobo jungle by our small town railroad station) and couldnt figure out why he wouldnt let them ride the train.... but I have no doubt his character was real. Mean/cruel men like that existed. One of his best performances in movies.....
+Mike C. I saw that as a kid too. My mom mistakenly thought it was something else and dropped my brother and I off to see it. We had never seen anything that violent before. First time I ever saw boobs in a film, lol.
+Mike C.
I saw "Emperor" on the ABC movie of the week in the mid-70's when I was about 8 or 9. It was the first time I ever saw Borgnine. Talk about Satan moonlighting as a rail conductor! It took a long time for me to lose that image of him. Finally in the early 80's I saw the All Quiet on the Western Front remake when he played Kat, the kindly old-hand veteran who looked after the new recruits and how bummed I was when he was killed at the very end.
there where a lot of good films with Enest Borgnine in it and 1 of my favorite whas "Vera Cruse"
My favorite Borgnine picture is Bad Day at Black Rock. He played a real SOB in that one.
Rest in Peace Ernest.......
Wow. I've been watching these like crazy.
He is my hero.
Thank You so much for sharing this.
Great actor in the history of greats. I love these videos from the 'sun bum'
Love this guy ...
Read somewhere that he was married to Ethel Merman for 1 week back in the 40s. His remarks are really informative, his anecdotes great.
A Man's Man! Salute!
Ernie was Amazing Man such Awesome Actor ❤️🙏
"I said wait a min we just got through 18 weeks of this!" "yea you're gonna have 18 weeks more"
Ernest was great in The Devil’s Rain!
I showed my kids Emperor of the North last night. my oldest asked why he sounded so familiar. I told him that was the same guy that voiced Mermaid Man on spongebob.
A great conversationalist, for sure.
So this was a documentary on Discovery Channel......in 1995.so is it on TH-cam in its whole form of 1-2 hours......Ernie was geat...
I'm so quitting cigaret.
Good movies
I named my best tobacco blend "Shack-19." Smoky and bold.
Emperor of the north is one of my favorites
He was a decent and kind human being
30 something years go or more, seen a film on him waiting for the curing of a new glass model boat haul, I never did see the finish product, just a portion of his investment cooling.
Ernest was such a good old boy
I loved him in the movie "RED"