I love Liberace! He puts on a beautiful show. He is so wonderful for the reporter to interview him, and answers in such a normal way. He would be great to have as a friend. Marvelous human being. Rest In Peace, Liberace. You are truly loved and missed.❤️🌹❤️
Even though I never met Liberace, I feel like ive known him for many years when I watch his performances. He was so genuine and real. He left us the year I was born.
I have. Been a fan of Liberace since u was 12 years olf in 1955 he died on my birthday Feb 5th 1987 at 2pm I beleive my mum told Mr u wad born at 2pm o. Feb 4th 1943 she remembered.the.timr because I was born in the war at home and she had such an easy birth best wishes to all Liberace. Fans and go to hell u lot who keep saying nasty filthy remarks about him
This remarkably gifted gentleman comes over as so genuinely good. It would be upsetting to find he wasn’t. I gather he considered marriage at one time, for whatever reason. I believe there are lots of ladies who would be very happy with what would be lavender marriage with a caring, charming man like Liberace. It is tempting to believe they would receive the love and attention missing from many a heterosexual marriage.
we had a Baldwin store in my hometown and there was a piano that Liberace signed-my grlfrnd that took piano lessons- would show it to me-we were thrilled! Don't know what happened to it...
Me too, however, we're talking 1982 here and the "talk show" format was just in its very earliest form. I wasn't impressed with the interviewer; he was doing some things on the fly. Overall, I loved the interview because of Lee, though.
The show ran out of time but Liberace was almost done talking they should've let him finished , on Dick Cavett or Mike Douglas talk show would've been different.
UN GRANDE, LIBERACE.- ENERO DE 1982.- YO, RECIEN CASADO.-LAS VEGAS STREET.- LIBERACE, SINATRA, EN EL CESARS Y TOM JONES, TAMBIEN EN EL CESARS.- AÑO INOLVIDABLE.-
Such a sweet man with the build of a farmer and it makes me so sad that he had to face discrimination for so much of his life but to watch his face carefully when he plays shows that it’s what really mattered to him though unfortunately he placed himself in a position where it was almost impossible for him to trust anyone completely
I don't know what I like more watching him play or listening to him speak! Such a pleasant man.
I don't know if I've ever seen anyone who had more constant genuine charm.
He doesn't answer questions he tells a story..just wonderful.
Liberace was so amazing,very gifted and classy,thanks for sharing.
I love Liberace! He puts on a beautiful show. He is so wonderful for the reporter to interview him, and answers in such a normal way. He would be great to have as a friend. Marvelous human being. Rest In Peace, Liberace. You are truly loved and missed.❤️🌹❤️
What a kind, gentle, interesting soul.
It's call fronting. Remember... a man has two sides !!! ; )
This truely is a most wonderful interview with a kind, caring, soul.
People always ask: 'How is it you can be warm to people and it comes off as genuine', the answer is so easy it's silly... HE MEANS IT!
Thanks for this great post! Liberace rocks!
Liberace and chariots of fire at beginning brilliant. Thank u for the uploads
What a gentle kind man Liberace was😂🇨🇦gone too soon
Sweet !
What a wonderful interview
Even though I never met Liberace, I feel like ive known him for many years when I watch his performances. He was so genuine and real. He left us the year I was born.
I have. Been a fan of Liberace since u was 12 years olf in 1955 he died on my birthday Feb 5th 1987 at 2pm I beleive my mum told Mr u wad born at 2pm o. Feb 4th 1943 she remembered.the.timr because I was born in the war at home and she had such an easy birth best wishes to all Liberace. Fans and go to hell u lot who keep saying nasty filthy remarks about him
@@olivelane7903 well said Olive.xx
Love it!👍
Love him
The entire interview was a lot of fun to watch! Great insights into his early career and family stories.
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Entertaining
Even before the flash and trash you notice that he is just a very nice man
Damn, there should be like 3 more parts of this interview. Too short!!
Wonderful classical & popular woven together for unique style. The very best showman ever !!!
A wonderful and gentle man. Just awesome!
Quite apart from flamboyance he has a wonderful touch and a great feeling for the music.
That can't be taken away from him .
Real classy interview
This remarkably gifted gentleman comes over as so genuinely good. It would be upsetting to find he wasn’t. I gather he considered marriage at one time, for whatever reason. I believe there are lots of ladies who would be very happy with what would be lavender marriage with a caring, charming man like Liberace. It is tempting to believe they would receive the love and attention missing from many a heterosexual marriage.
we had a Baldwin store in my hometown and there was a piano that Liberace signed-my grlfrnd that took piano lessons- would show it to me-we were thrilled! Don't know what happened to it...
Ive loved Lee since i discovered him playing on tv. I was 14 then Im 82 and miss him everyday. Thanks Lee for all the music.
I agree with the young lady that had the music store And the interviewer just understand what she was trying to say
Great interview but it bothers me a bit that the interviewer just cut Liberace off at the end. At least let the man finish his thought.
I think the same thing.
Weirdly O.C.D. Yeah same,. I guess that’s why I didn’t recognize the host, obviously he never got very big 🤷♂️
I totally agree!
Me too, however, we're talking 1982 here and the "talk show" format was just in its very earliest form. I wasn't impressed with the interviewer; he was doing some things on the fly. Overall, I loved the interview because of Lee, though.
The show ran out of time but Liberace was almost done talking they should've let him finished , on Dick Cavett or Mike Douglas talk show would've been different.
Top notch
Love him!!!
He never seems to blink
UN GRANDE, LIBERACE.- ENERO DE 1982.- YO, RECIEN CASADO.-LAS VEGAS STREET.- LIBERACE, SINATRA, EN EL CESARS Y TOM JONES, TAMBIEN EN EL CESARS.- AÑO INOLVIDABLE.-
Such a sweet man with the build of a farmer and it makes me so sad that he had to face discrimination for so much of his life but to watch his face carefully when he plays shows that it’s what really mattered to him though unfortunately he placed himself in a position where it was almost impossible for him to trust anyone completely
Personable as ever, Lee was cool and kind, ever the promotional driven guy. But, what an abrupt ending to the show.
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8:19 how do u handle it , he didn’t have a family nor wife hello
You sure haven’t done your homework.
He is a extremely famous person
@ 18:44 what a way to cut off such an interesting conversation.smh..
First time I see Lee without rings ....strange isn''it ?
Look at the necklace
Your audience did not run out of time... It was a bit rude st the end ...
I’ve Hosted at least 300 TV shows.... the host was very abrupt and should have at least let Liberace finish his sentence!
I agree...I know it was 1982 but I thought he was too aggressive for an interviewer, especially when you're interviewing Liberace!
Not only does he have dogs at home he has a lover. Ice cream (milk) isn't good for a dog.
Liberace has been dead for over three decades.
Had
Liane Layman. Most people have a lover at home. What's your point?
@@sophieseeker6620A nosey meddler making unimportant comments.