Tippi Hedren opens up about Alfred Hitchcock | Larry King Now | Ora.TV
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Iconic actress Tippi Hedren openly discusses her difficult relationship with famed director Alfred Hitchcock, explaining to Larry why she was forced to cut ties with "Hitch" after acting in his film 'Marnie.'
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Tippi is so elegant and graceful.
Yes, she is. I adored her in Marnie.
Ms Hedren is still a very beautiful older lady and so articulate as she always was.
fully agree!!! 💯
I wish Larry would not interrupt... Ms. Hedren is beautiful and thoughtful... I admire her not only for her work with animals but as an actress who gave a wonderful performance in "The Birds."
Very intelligent, strong, lovely, classly person - true to life and straightforward.
What a class act all round...got to love...now will go watch " The Birds" !!
Alfred Hitchcock's Marnie was Tippi Hedren's best performance.
Top five female performance of all times in my opinion.
You are correct she is My favorite actress.
so u hv watched all of 5 movies, I am guessing
The scene when Forio gets hurt was one of her best.
@@sans6919 You likely have a point thar !
man, Hitchcock was such a douch to pull the sort of BS on this classy lady. glad she put a stop to it as soon as it started.
What do you think he actually pulled?
Tippi Hendren is an amazing actress. I saw her in " The Birds " and I fell in love with that movie. I had one of the great honors of my life when I spoke to her about the making of that movie. She answered all of my questions and at the end I asked her about what happened with the two main characters of the movie as we saw them drive off in her little sports car to the hospital through the flock of birds, we never knew what happened to these two characters. She paused for a few moments and seemed to be so surprised by my question. I knew that I was the only person who had asked her this. After she got over her initial surprised she answered me. " Will, they got married and lived happily ever after ! " Yes a great actress and a CLASSIC movie !!!!
I believe the original story by du Maurier ending ambiguously.
Actually that question was left unkown. I heard her say that in another interview. All these interviews are largely the same info, but there are a few differences. So her answer "they lived happily ever after" is in jest or her interpretation, guess, or wish.
I spoke to her personally and this is what she told me.@@JT-rx1eo
What a class act! No one else like her!
Im pretty there are plenty of woman like that.
Damn, what a smokeshow. More georgeous now than in the 1960's!!!
..Same goes for Tippi.
I’m getting a whole if Judy Garland aged well feeling from her.
She said in this interview that Hitchcock didn't lay a hand on her.
In another interview she said that he forcefully grabbed her.
So which one is it Tippi?
Not saying that Hitchcock wasn't a creep and didn't act inappropriately or come on to her, because he probably did.
I'm not defending the man in any way, but........
What I'm saying is, if you want to be viewed as credible, you can't be changing your story like that from interview to interview.
Beautiful woman and fine actress. Someone like Hitchcock would be taken down today, and rightfully so.
There's no excuse for treating women like that. If you want her, but she doesn't want you, then you move on.
He threatened her career and she had a young daughter and parents depending on her financially .
As a director, he was Great. As a human being, not so much.
As I commented on another video about Tippi, Janet Leigh another lovely looking woman has always said Hitch was nice towards her when doing Pyscho. I agree with u, I think Hitch fancied his leading ladies, maybe he couldn't help it. After all, look how he looked, he was no Rock Hudson. I thought he was a movie genius tho, love his films. But u r right, you have to get the story right, so which one is the truth. Cheers
@@pikemeredith5604 Yeah, that's all I was saying too. There can only be one truth, so which one is it?
And yes, Hitchcock was a great director. Definitely in the Genius category. And certainly not a good looking man by any stretch of the imagination as you stated.
But the man had a great sense of what worked on camera. He created great suspense with many iconic scenes utilizing unique camera angles and editing.
As for his personality flaws and quirks, that's a whole separate issue.
which interview does she say Hitchcock forcefully grabbed her?
I'm pretty late but I think it was the inside edition interview
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She looks great
I just wanted to scream: 'Larry!! Stop interrupting her!!! I wanna here her entire version, not what you think is enough!.
Love Tipi Hedren, I feel sorry that she had to go through it alone, as many other good actresses would have.
This interview was before the Me Too movement! A lot of stuff like this happen over 50 years ago. Those actresses had to listen back then
‘Me too’ pffft whatever.. everyone’s a victim!
@EatPlums "forcibly" wanting to sleep with her, different thing altogether. Normal would be if she were into it as well, come on.
@@ajwadkabir6233 ...But she wasn’t into it. That’s why it’s assault. You don’t have a right to put your hands on whoever you want. Boy you’re thick aren’t you
Coincidence that the king of suspense called on Friday the 13th?
A real dame.
she said he grabbed her in the other interview, now she's saying he never did. she changes her story every single time.
I love her Minnesota (she is originally from MN) accent.
bless u for all uve done tippi !!!!
Still beautiful and elegant, Larry pisses me off stop having guests on the show but keep interrupting them
you are correct-- he does interrupt their thoughts!
It'd be nice if he'd taken the time to actually read her book before interviewing her. But other than that, I think he handled the interview well. She's a class act!
You can tell he gets off talking about this kind of stuff but we loved him anyway!
She is almost unrecognizable here. Strange, since in later years she did interviews where., although she was clearly older, she did look much more like the actress we know of from the movies.
Naaah. She looks just fine.
Indeed! 🕯🌷🕊
This is going to sound pretty weird, but I think Tippi Hedren looks nice for a old lady or I think she's pretty for a old woman.
Not weird at all. I think she looks great here.
Huge facelift though
At 86 she looks amazing
@@abigailsockeye1586 a little desperate for attention aren't you, grow up
That doesn’t sound weird at all lol there are plenty of beautiful older women
In another interview she stated that it began during the filming of The Birds. She said that he used real birds in an attack scene just to get back at her. Her story changed and I don't believe everything she is saying.
she also said he DID in fact touch her & also got on top of her in a limo & tried to kiss her
She's clearly lying
Tippi, mentioned that she wanted to leave the set of, Marnie, to attend an awards night. Apparently she wanted to leave on the Thursday to attend the awards on Friday, then come back to the studio on Monday.
Hitch at the time, along with the studio, couldn't afford to stop filming. Reason being, Sean Connery, was to leave to film Gold Finger, so it was a time crunch. Plus the fact they were paying, Connery, $200k for playing in, Marnie. They needed to get the film finished.
Now the studio has letters from the organisation that was hosting the awards stipulating the awards were to take place on Wednesday, not Friday. So these documents tell a different story to what, Tippi, is telling everyone.
On another note, Tippi, says that, Hitch, ruined her career. Perhaps that's true, but why would you take a bit part in a film by Charlie Chaplin, when you were a headline star of 2 previous films? Doing that is committing career suicide.
It's very easy to say things of a person when they are dead. She was silent, and opened up many years later. Even co stars and crew have stated opposite views compared to what, Tippi, has stated. So who is telling the truth?
PS: Crew of the film , "Roar", have said working for, Tippi, wasn't a pleasant experience, and that it was a miracle no one was killed during the filming of that movie.
Where can this full interview be viewed at? Links?
Did you try TH-cam?
Cool socks Larry haha
She just contradicted herself. She previously claimed it was during The Birds.
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cool lady
Most beautiful creature ever seen
she's 89 here. wow!
she should have forgone the plastic surgery, she stated in an earlier interview, that it was while she was filming the birds that Hitch was staring at her and making her feel uncomfortable, so I guess it was earlier than what shes stating here
She out lived Larry King
Absolutely gorgeous woman. Hitchcock ruined her because he knew she was unstoppable.
@sid viscus; Yeah... I believe you could be right. Men - with power - in those days (and likely during their midlife-crisis or just past it); with their 'strong', huge masculin egos; when faced with an obviously strong, determined ánd (highly) attractive (young) woman; who knows what kind of (strange) psychological constructs and complications that may have caused?!.. But no doubt in my mind that Tippi Hedren knew quite well how to deal with such incidents - fortunately!
HAHAHAHAH "unstoppable" meanwhile she never did a single thing of note post-hitchcock. you are delusional.
@@thecat8513 I hope you feel better now.
I can't wait to read it? Seriously?
Tippy is a timeless classy, highly intelligent lady of a natural charm and beauty. She appears to be a very wise person with what one tends to call in astrology; an 'old' soul. No offense at all!; this has nothing to do with her (respectable!) physical age, but is all about the spiritual gathering of wisdom through previous lives' experiences. She's a true, double(!) Capricorn ♑ (both Sun + Rising Sign); this is quite unique and very significant if one would like to learn about and try to describe her shining personality through precious information provided by the planets and the stars!❇ I sincerely hope she may still have plenty, beautiful and healthy years yet to come in her life!💗
If Hitchcock where around today most likely he would have been brought down my the meToo movement.
If he'd have been good looking she'd have take it as a compliment. He never touched her. Unlike Weinstein.
At least she waited until he was dead to spill the beans. He had no more projects for her so he thought, "what the heck.". I doubt he killed her career. She was no Vera Miles
Weird Larry asks ‘how could of a director was he?’ Duh
People always blame the survivors, they are caught in a horrendous web
please. she can't even get her story straight, changing it every interview. she's a liar.
Larry is absolutely smitten.
Larry was a player to the max!
The Mad magazine spoof of "The Birds" is better, in my opinion, than the movie. In it, Tippi Hedren has the same frozen expression in every scene.
Too many leading questions Larry boy!!
Hitchcock was a monster & destroyed her amazing career, he stopped her working with incredible French directors , tipi has been vocal about him for years , if people listened Weinstein could of been stopped sooner
Amazing career ? She was just a model before The Birds lol. Everybody knows her today because of Hitchcock
HAHAHAHAHAHA you are irrational probably have borderline
Hitchcock started her career. As for the french director Who supposedly wanted her. She was referring to François Truffaut. And guess what? Truffaut s daughter, his wife and also his producer of Farenheit 451 all denied it. Hedren was never considered. So...what can you conclure?
@@captainkavernBut wasn't it "The Bride Wore Black" that Hedren was supposed to star in?
It's very similar to "Marnie" and the music was composed by Bernard Herrmann.
You can tell she smoked
i came
If AH had been better looking she'd have taken it as a compliment.
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She's aged so well
Yummy 😊
Hedren admitted that Hitchcock never touched her; never assaulted her. What precisely did Hitchcock say to her?
They all are faces lifted to death. Jesus. My lil old people in my life look like nana's... these women are crazy. Wow
Tippi had to have some reconstructive surgery after being mauled by a lion during the making of 'Roar' her daughter Melanie Griffith had it worse as she needed a skin graft, Jan De Bont who wold go on to direct 'Speed' was basically scalped by a lion and Hedren also had her pelvis shattered by an Elephant. Those are the tip of the iceberg when it comes to that film.
Fun fact the scrip was written by Ted Cassidy, the original Lurch, who having seen the safety precautions taken on 'The Addams Family' when shooting Kitty's (reused over and over) scene demurred on visiting the chaotic set of 'Roar'
Hitchcock is unable to defend himself against these accusations. Without Hitchcock she would have nothing to talk about.
He's a genius but a horrid little man
So he never even touched her, gave her a start in movies, but she still wants revenge. Reputation damage, always the female weapon of choice.
The issue is how he ruined her career because he was obsesses with her
She had no career without him, she was doing commercials. He gave her acting lessons and cast her as the star in two movies...
seems you have a FEMALE issue of some kind kid
@JL What did he do precisely? Some business of keeping her under contract? Did she hire a lawyer for that?
He tried emotional blackmail, it didn't work. Kudos to Tippi, I admire her.
she loves tigers that is weird.
Not weird. She runs a wildlife preserve in Florida.
@@Gertyutz that is okay she has a tiger Just like people have a dog cat weird.
@@petradevries8839 In a later video, she speaks against having exotic animals as pets, and she gave up the tiger long ago.
@@Gertyutz that is great i dont no..even her granddaughter dakota Johnson sad something about it in an intervieuw not so long time ago. so it good be her reaction weird.
She's re-writing the past to sell a book. Wrong to say things about people who aren't here to defend themselves. Also convenient for her.
He made passes at all his leading ladies except Janet Leigh. Women didn't complain publicly in those days.
Hmm..she said as a consequence of her rejecting him, he chose real birds to destroy her face. Why now changing story? Also: what she didnt want to do then, her granddaughter is giving away for the whole world to see. What a shame.
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