Richard Dreyfuss, The Goodbye Girl
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 เม.ย. 2014
- TCM Classic Film Festival honoree Richard Dreyfuss, interviewed by Ben Mankiewicz, talks about author Neil Simon, his wife and Richard's co-star Marsha Mason, and his Academy Award-winning performance in "The Goodbye Girl" (1977), Saturday at the Egyptian Theatre in Hollywood. Subscribe at spr.ly/6017cTBT to watch more great classic film clips every day.
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He's had several great movie roles. Great actor.
Saw both Richard and Marsha live on stage in the UK doing Prisoner of second avenue and to say it was epic and so thoroughly mind blowing entertainment. Two extreme proffesionals and wonderful to see.
I was madly in love with Richard Dreyfuss, when he was nominated for Best Actor in the Goodbye Girl I was thrilled for him. When he won that night in 1978 I jumped up and down. He is one of the greats, (and comedy is hard to do). I wanted to be there for the 5th annual TCM festival so much. But I will continue to hope that RD gets the great roles he deserves to get. And I always agree with his political opinions pretty much.
+billie geller me, too!! I had a super crush on RD!! Still do!
Have you seen "the buddy system"?
Always, pretty much?
I was tremendously grateful when I got on Facebook and realized I had an opportunity to see the interview with Maureen O'Hara, let alone Mel Brooks and others. I love TCM and will probably never make it to any of your events and my heart just aches saying that. So, you can imagine my joy at my Facebook discovery. Thank you so very, very, very much.
What does that have to do with the price of apples?
Very deserving of his Oscar...I however will NEVER be over Marsha being robbed of the Oscar. Diane Keaton we all know acts the same in every movie she has been in since. Her acting skills run from A TO B. Am I bitter, yes, but it's only been 46 years.😢
Where's the rest of this interview?!
use the microphone properly...you're an actor!!!!!
If they do a bio pic of Trump here's the guy to get for the lead.
Stella performance by Dreyfus and the 'kid' but Marsha Mason (character or her lines) were unbearable and made me think that Simon wrote from a female perspective without really liking them ie Blake Edwards leading female characters Julie Andrews and Boe Derek in '10'!