You know why we don't have interesting talk shows anymore? It's not just that we don't have good interviewers like Cavett (or Carson) but we don't have guests like Orson Welles with anything actually interesting to say.
Rita Hayworth and Welles, an ostensibly odd marriage, make much more sense when introduced to his personality…as does the divorce upon realizing that he’s quite the artful liar. Excuse me, “storyteller.” Highly entertaining regardless!
Watch whole interview, Orson invents/coins the term The Force, when asked about clairvoyance. Orson also talks about it being controlled by evil doer's...the Sith? Also about how the Force being of electricity, in the way those had looked at it before the times of Edison. Sounds like Obi wan explaining the Force to Luke. Guess George was watching. This is s 1970 interview.
@@pradyumnasadgir2477 - Just keep clicking all of the Orson Welles with Cavett interviews, we will find it eventually. The Dick Cavett Show channel must be the best source for it, and let me know if you find it!
Where does the real Wells beginng And the actor playing the role of Wells end. Love listening to him but there is a bravado in his interviews. He's better in interviews then in movies. Other then citizen kane.
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 Art Carney or Jackie Gleason?
do 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 all the other Dick Cavett shows.
Listen to Orson lie at 4:35. His father was not in his late 60s. Welles' father was born in 1872. Orson was born in 1915. Orson's father was about 43. His father died at 58 so he could not have impregnated Orson's mother in his late 60s because he died at 58.
What a great character and eccentric but honest guy. Great interview.
Honest guy? Orson Welles was the biggest liar of the 20th Century.
@@johndeagle4389 Well, fabulist might be more accurate.
@@DummyAccount-f1q A fabulist is a liar.
Peter Ustinov and Orson Welles were, for the most part, THE MOST INTERESTING AND FASCINATING guests on a talk TALK SHOW.
Beautiful man.
Everything about him was beautiful
Except those parts that were not, his looks for example.
Dick Cavett was a talented interviewer. Zero focus on himself. Always about the guest.
Orson Welles has some great stories and a tremendous wit. And I like that Cavett can get some laughs out of him.
I don't think Orson Welles would ever run out of great stories. He lived that kind of life.
I could listen to him all day long
Greetings from Kenosha!
i love these interviews dick cavett is so classy
You know why we don't have interesting talk shows anymore? It's not just that we don't have good interviewers like Cavett (or Carson) but we don't have guests like Orson Welles with anything actually interesting to say.
Post that interview with Lennon and the Veitnam vet please
He got out of Kenosha in time, apparently
Rita Hayworth and Welles, an ostensibly odd marriage, make much more sense when introduced to his personality…as does the divorce upon realizing that he’s quite the artful liar. Excuse me, “storyteller.”
Highly entertaining regardless!
Watch whole interview, Orson invents/coins the term The Force, when asked about clairvoyance.
Orson also talks about it being controlled by evil doer's...the Sith?
Also about how the Force being of electricity, in the way those had looked at it before the times of Edison. Sounds like Obi wan explaining the Force to Luke.
Guess George was watching. This is s 1970 interview.
Where is the whole interview?
Astute observation, thank you for pointing it out!
@@pradyumnasadgir2477 - Just keep clicking all of the Orson Welles with Cavett interviews, we will find it eventually. The Dick Cavett Show channel must be the best source for it, and let me know if you find it!
Henri Bergson coined it
Where's the book about Welles' father?
I want Orson Welles to whisper sweet nothings in my ear.
Orson Welles voice like buttah.
Where does the real Wells beginng
And the actor playing the role of Wells end.
Love listening to him but there is a bravado in his interviews. He's better in interviews then in movies.
Other then citizen kane.
He was good in A man for all seasons.
Long live democratic socialism and freedom🙏🙏
Hands?
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 Art Carney or Jackie Gleason?
How about any Honeymooners actors that were part of the main cast? These are rarities.
do 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 all the other Dick Cavett shows.
Orson well's dad invented the picnic?
A device called the "Pick-Nick" (I presume), a play on words. Not picnics.
Welles's father died at 58, an alcoholic.
Another part: th-cam.com/video/kLf0qFckh7o/w-d-xo.html
Listen to Orson lie at 4:35. His father was not in his late 60s. Welles' father was born in 1872.
Orson was born in 1915. Orson's father was about 43. His father died at 58 so he could not have impregnated Orson's mother in his late 60s because he died at 58.
yeah, i dont understand why he said that
Orson wasn't one to let the truth get in the way of a good story!
Terrible dyed hair