Thanks, Gary- for tuning in and your kind comment. We have many exclusive interviews with many other legendary actors and performers from the Rat Pack era on our channel uploads page- Keely Smith, Pat Cooper, Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh, Jerry Lewis... as well as lots and lots of classic Las Vegas and Hollywood footage... hope that you take a look and find something that interests you. Best Wishes, Luke Sacher Praeses & Soapbox Productions Inc.
***** Did you ever have the opportunity to interview Phyllis McGuire of the McGuire Sisters? She must have amazing stories about that era. After all to this day she is considered the unofficial good will ambassador of Las Vegas.
Chris Johnson Hello! No, I didn't, but we did interview Keely Smith, Sonny King, and Shecky Greene, and Claude Trenier- we haven't yet uploaded Sonny and Claude's interviews, but here are links to Keely and Der Sheckmeister- IMHO, Keely is the greatest female vocalist that ever breathed, and Shecky was so great to us- he refused to let his leave his house until he fed us lunch! :) th-cam.com/video/q5fHMAF7aUY/w-d-xo.html th-cam.com/video/EImgMfvGhgc/w-d-xo.html
Linda Shelley I agree %100 with you, in addition I don't remember the interviewer is, but she did other interviews and same annoying way. I had the privilege knowing Frank, Sammy, and Dean and they were exactly as Angie portrayed all of them.
Oh really? Look at the clip description, imbecile. "Angie Dickinson Interview 07 October 1998 Part 1. Interviewed by Carole Langer, videographed by Luke Sacher, at the home of Vicki Gold Levi, Beresford Apartments, New York City." How did YOU know Frank and Sammy and Dean? I am Abner Bibeman's grandson. GOOGLE my name. Luke Sacher
@@soapbxprod It's very rude to call someone an imbecile because they did not notice the name of the interviewer and cameraman in the description. NOBODY would have come across this video by searching for Ms Langer or yourself - they'd have come to watch Angie Dickinson. And I'm afraid I must agree with Ron Morgan that Ms Langer interupts too often and wastes camera time relating her own thoughts and stories, when surely the whole point of the interview is to hear what the star guest has to say.
I read a surprisingly candid interview with Dickinson years ago. She was having an affair with Frank Sinatra and his friend composer Jimmy Van Heusen at the same time. The three of them would go out and some nights she was "with" Sinatra and some nights she was "with" Van Heusen. Apparently they were all happy with that arrangement.
When Angie says that if Sinatra was your friend there wasn't enough that he could do for you, a case in point is the career of Shirley MacLaine-when Sinatra made Some Came Running with Minnelli, Shirley had debuted in Hitchcock's The Trouble With Harry, however, her role opposite Sinatra and Martin was pivotal in her career and Sinatra's suggested alteration of the script to give MacLaine a death scene may have earned her an Oscar nomination. Sinatra also elevated the musical status of Nelson Riddle and Quincy Jones, both of whom created brilliant arrangements for Frank.
The interviewer talks too much and I think she got on Angie’s nerves. I want to hear what Angie has to say and the interviewer is imposing too much of her own views… Angie is quite interesting and thoughtful when she’s allowed to be heard. 😮
love her....thank u ! excellent interviewer..
I could really listen to Angie Dickinson talk about anything. She seems very wise and so interesting. She's never been interviewed enough.
Thanks, Gary- for tuning in and your kind comment.
We have many exclusive interviews with many other legendary actors and performers from the Rat Pack era on our channel uploads page- Keely Smith, Pat Cooper, Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh, Jerry Lewis... as well as lots and lots of classic Las Vegas and Hollywood footage... hope that you take a look and find something that interests you.
Best Wishes,
Luke Sacher
Praeses & Soapbox Productions Inc.
***** Did you ever have the opportunity to interview Phyllis McGuire of the McGuire Sisters? She must have amazing stories about that era. After all to this day she is considered the unofficial good will ambassador of Las Vegas.
Chris Johnson
Hello! No, I didn't, but we did interview Keely Smith, Sonny King, and Shecky Greene, and Claude Trenier- we haven't yet uploaded Sonny and Claude's interviews, but here are links to Keely and Der Sheckmeister- IMHO, Keely is the greatest female vocalist that ever breathed, and Shecky was so great to us- he refused to let his leave his house until he fed us lunch! :)
th-cam.com/video/q5fHMAF7aUY/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/EImgMfvGhgc/w-d-xo.html
Beautiful lady inside and out! Just love listening to her!
What sympathique lady Angie Dickson is, there's no airs and graces, you get what you see.
I can't hear the interviewer very well....and she keeps interrupting...other than that good interview.
We shot this- it was used in our 1999 A&E Biography of the rat pack
that was nommed for two Emmys and was the winner of one.
Linda Shelley I agree %100 with you, in addition I don't remember the interviewer is, but she did other interviews and same annoying way. I had the privilege knowing Frank, Sammy, and Dean and they were exactly as Angie portrayed all of them.
Oh really?
Look at the clip description, imbecile.
"Angie Dickinson Interview 07 October 1998 Part 1. Interviewed by Carole Langer, videographed by Luke Sacher, at the home of Vicki Gold Levi, Beresford Apartments, New York City."
How did YOU know Frank and Sammy and Dean? I am Abner Bibeman's grandson. GOOGLE my name.
Luke Sacher
@@soapbxprod It's very rude to call someone an imbecile because they did not notice the name of the interviewer and cameraman in the description. NOBODY would have come across this video by searching for Ms Langer or yourself - they'd have come to watch Angie Dickinson. And I'm afraid I must agree with Ron Morgan that Ms Langer interupts too often and wastes camera time relating her own thoughts and stories, when surely the whole point of the interview is to hear what the star guest has to say.
Great lady ! She was still quite good in business then with "Sabrina", "Duets" and "Pay It Forward".
I read a surprisingly candid interview with Dickinson years ago. She was having an affair with Frank Sinatra and his friend composer Jimmy Van Heusen at the same time. The three of them would go out and some nights she was "with" Sinatra and some nights she was "with" Van Heusen. Apparently they were all happy with that arrangement.
When Angie says that if Sinatra was your friend there wasn't enough that he could do for you, a case in point is the career of Shirley MacLaine-when Sinatra made Some Came Running with Minnelli, Shirley had debuted in Hitchcock's The Trouble With Harry, however, her role opposite Sinatra and Martin was pivotal in her career and Sinatra's suggested alteration of the script to give MacLaine a death scene may have earned her an Oscar nomination. Sinatra also elevated the musical status of Nelson Riddle and Quincy Jones, both of whom created brilliant arrangements for Frank.
Indeed, sir! And I might say that the same was true for Jerry Lewis... :)
The interviewer talks too much and I think she got on Angie’s nerves. I want to hear what Angie has to say and the interviewer is imposing too much of her own views… Angie is quite interesting and thoughtful when she’s allowed to be heard. 😮