Steven Spielberg & cast of Color Purple- Interview 1985 [Reelin' In The Years Archives]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 เม.ย. 2018
- Interview with director Steven Spielberg, Whoopi Goldberg, Oprah Winfrey and Quincy Jones about the movie The Color Purple.
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Notice the interviewer keeps trying to make it a "black" movie and Spielberg just calls it a life movie.
Steven Spielberg is a genius and this movie is an example of his genius. I have watched this movie so many times and I have yet to be able to watch it without crying. The love, the pain, the perseverance of the human spirit is so incredibly depicted here. You find yourself sharing all the emotions along with each character. The actors were perfect for their individual parts. It really should have won an Oscar!
Well-said
I really enjoyed this interview. It’s amazing that even now, nearly 40 years later, this is still one of the most brilliantly moving films I have ever seen.
Took me all these years to realize that Steven Spielberg did this movie.
Just finding this out 5 min ago 😂🤦🏾♀️
Willard gave a great breakdown of Harpo's character.
And what a satisfying response to the dumb premise of the question (that Harpo is just a "weak man").
Yes he did and he was a thousand percent correct too!
All these years and I've never heard Harpos character broke down and explained like that.
Imma read the book again and rent the movie again 👀
Free on HBO and Netflix
Yes, Steven and great job.
Watching this on Black history month
I’ve been enjoying watching old The Color Purple interviews. Back when Hollywood hired talented yet intelligent acts that could hold a conversation without saying like a bunch of times or talking about their intimate personal lives.
Being an interviewer for the past 20 years, I am just so embarrassed about the way this lady asks her questions: Her tone of voice sounds so artificial and her praises are over the top. You are talking to artists, please, treat them as craftsmen, not as idols.
I thought she did a fantastic job in this interview. She asked good questions that got each of her guests to open up and share more intimately. Also, I was impressed with how knowledgeable she was about each of the interviewees.
Damn You..NAACP
Does anyone know the original source of this interview?
Salamishah Tillet Not that we know of.
Whoopie looks like she smoked a joint before the interview.
She does not!
@@theresayounis7417 She probably did though.
Seriously 😒
If this movie came out today anti woke would have been triggered
By what?
@@joewhitehead3 the fact this movie is about a lesbian black woman
@@starwarsprequelsandsequels7582 There’s a lot films & tv series with characters like that these days
@@joewhitehead3 exactly but yet you have racist who are triggered by that🙄🙄
@@starwarsprequelsandsequels7582 Well how did people like that react back then?
This interviewer. 😬
Did Oprah gain weight for the role??
No