OMG this is a heartbreaking interview. I remember them both so well because my parents were huge fans. Such an honest and real interview. I wish people today gave them.
What a heartfelt, genuine interview. Thank you, Gene Wilder. Also, I've sooo enjoyed your work, talent, comedy, and love for many many years. My love to you.
Gilda was one of a kind, her different characters on SNL were hilarious. I know what Gene was saying when Gilda would take out her anger on Gene, what she told him is exactly what I saw so many times and explained to friends and family members of my patients. I am a retired oncology nurse, the patients were so vulnerable, filled with fear and anger and of course all the physical side effects, the pain and nausea, they did not want to take that out on their caregivers, but a spouse, adult child, dear friend they could let it out knowing that person loved them and would always be there for them. How happy I am to have been able to enjoy all the laughs Gilda brought to the world, and how sad she passed too soon.
The fact is, he moved on. It's good that he got over the loss and found happiness with someone else. If you can do that when a loved one dies, that's a good thing. They wouldn't want you to live on in pain and sadness.
I think Gene was a product of his generation and knows how to compartmentalize. But what this is is honest, raw and real. Relationships are so complicated. This was one.
Oh ok wow, he just expressed his feelings and words in context..that's often very hard to do regarding talking of how you feel about someone. I always loved Gene wilder, he had/has a warmth about him that I can't describe more than that.
Bruising up in Scotland.. We didn't have SNL, I didn't even know about it. I would see Genr and Gilda etc in the movies. Gilda could make me laugh like no one else at times. She could make something hilarious or of noting but a look. She was brilliant.
You made my childhood so happy and full of laughter young Frankenstein blazing Wonka to name the top ones your artwork was wonderful you crafted a character will the audience in mind , I think, and I always loved to tell people about you two and how much someone can be in love not just love Thank you Mr.Wilder and Mrs Ratner for making me smile in happy and sad moments you guys could always bring a smile not just to my face but my heart and mind laughed as well and that's rare you genuine presence is so refreshing unlike other great actors/comedians you always seemed to appreciate the other side of entertainment,,,,the rest of the world thanks for all you did
We met, we got married, did 3 movies, she got sick and died. Not the most memorable way to recount a relationship....but there was some admiration there and definitely sadness. He deserved happiness after that tragedy.
I guess what Gene meant to say is that he didn't expect to go on the roller-coaster ride he did with Gilda. You get married, you live happy ever after. Instead she got ill and died. You can tell that Gene is still visibly shaken by it all.
He wrote a really great memoir and talked about Gilda. He said she was often sad because she wanted a child. Heartbreaking. It’s called, Kiss Me Like A Stranger.
Well, think about hiw many times he's been asked the same thing, over and over. The world knew what they meant to each other. To retell it fir the umpteenth time must get so hard for him. He loved her so much and was so devoted, and he still misses her.
Gene Wilder could never tell a lie. He seems pretty blunt here but you know everything he says about Gilda is genuine. And that's the man she fell in love with. Love that apartment story.
You're looking at it all wrong. Cancer doesn't drop from the sky. There is cause and effect in the Universe. It's probably caused by birth control pills as well as hormone replacement therapy for menopause. You're in the Matrix and brainwashed with what the medical mafia tells you to do. Screening isn't the effing point! 🤦♀️ That just justifies poisoning a person with toxic waste like chemo. You can't poison yourself to good health! Alkalinize! Alkalinize! Alkalinize! Cancer cannot survive in an alkaline environment. Fresh fruits and veggies for the win!
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I'm not crying, you're crying.
Lovely comment
She was a brilliant comedienne. The world became a sadder place upon her passing.
And darker.
he could see her so clearly....can you see like that...miss you Gene
That why he cheated on her?
Gene Wilder i respect this man so much , the honesty he talks , makes you a better man . thanks for sharin this
WE LOVE YOU, GENE WILDER
OMG this is a heartbreaking interview. I remember them both so well because my parents were huge fans. Such an honest and real interview. I wish people today gave them.
Gene was unique. I don't think there will ever be anyone else like him.
What a heartfelt, genuine interview. Thank you, Gene Wilder. Also, I've sooo enjoyed your work, talent, comedy, and love for many many years. My love to you.
Gilda was one of a kind, her different characters on SNL were hilarious. I know what Gene was saying when Gilda would take out her anger on Gene, what she told him is exactly what I saw so many times and explained to friends and family members of my patients. I am a retired oncology nurse, the patients were so vulnerable, filled with fear and anger and of course all the physical side effects, the pain and nausea, they did not want to take that out on their caregivers, but a spouse, adult child, dear friend they could let it out knowing that person loved them and would always be there for them. How happy I am to have been able to enjoy all the laughs Gilda brought to the world, and how sad she passed too soon.
True love
He said that not to upset his wife, I’m sure of it!!! He missed her dearly.
It was an unfair question. And besides, of course he missed her!
The fact is, he moved on. It's good that he got over the loss and found happiness with someone else. If you can do that when a loved one dies, that's a good thing. They wouldn't want you to live on in pain and sadness.
I think Gene was a product of his generation and knows how to compartmentalize. But what this is is honest, raw and real. Relationships are so complicated. This was one.
R.I.P. to both of them🙏🏾
Two of the sweetest people that brought happiness to us all. RIP
I think gene loved gilda, and its alright to love and miss them still
Oh ok wow, he just expressed his feelings and words in context..that's often very hard to do regarding talking of how you feel about someone. I always loved Gene wilder, he had/has a warmth about him that I can't describe more than that.
So beautiful and sad.
Bruising up in Scotland.. We didn't have SNL, I didn't even know about it. I would see Genr and Gilda etc in the movies. Gilda could make me laugh like no one else at times. She could make something hilarious or of noting but a look. She was brilliant.
These people are magical.
You made my childhood so happy and full of laughter young Frankenstein blazing Wonka to name the top ones your artwork was wonderful you crafted a character will the audience in mind , I think, and I always loved to tell people about you two and how much someone can be in love not just love Thank you Mr.Wilder and Mrs Ratner for making me smile in happy and sad moments you guys could always bring a smile not just to my face but my heart and mind laughed as well and that's rare you genuine presence is so refreshing unlike other great actors/comedians you always seemed to appreciate the other side of entertainment,,,,the rest of the world thanks for all you did
We met, we got married, did 3 movies, she got sick and died. Not the most memorable way to recount a relationship....but there was some admiration there and definitely sadness. He deserved happiness after that tragedy.
I guess what Gene meant to say is that he didn't expect to go on the roller-coaster ride he did with Gilda. You get married, you live happy ever after. Instead she got ill and died. You can tell that Gene is still visibly shaken by it all.
He wrote a really great memoir and talked about Gilda. He said she was often sad because she wanted a child. Heartbreaking. It’s called, Kiss Me Like A Stranger.
Well, think about hiw many times he's been asked the same thing, over and over. The world knew what they meant to each other. To retell it fir the umpteenth time must get so hard for him. He loved her so much and was so devoted, and he still misses her.
@@colleendignam4595she wanted a baby so badly
Haunted Honeymoon is a forever favorite movie
awwwe love he called her a fire fly ✨️♥️✨️
There is no logical reason for this, but "The ducks are in the water." reminds me of "Put the candle back."
The very same illness took my mother the same way
Gene Wilder could never tell a lie. He seems pretty blunt here but you know everything he says about Gilda is genuine. And that's the man she fell in love with. Love that apartment story.
OMFG. From 5:41 - 5:47 he literally had asked her the Joan Crawford question from _Mommie Dearest._
You can just tell. Nuff said.
Ovarian cancer to me is one of the most scariest cancers.. they still don't have good screening tools and it's so deadly
You're looking at it all wrong. Cancer doesn't drop from the sky. There is cause and effect in the Universe. It's probably caused by birth control pills as well as hormone replacement therapy for menopause. You're in the Matrix and brainwashed with what the medical mafia tells you to do. Screening isn't the effing point! 🤦♀️ That just justifies poisoning a person with toxic waste like chemo. You can't poison yourself to good health! Alkalinize! Alkalinize! Alkalinize! Cancer cannot survive in an alkaline environment. Fresh fruits and veggies for the win!
Soul mates, but for a short time.
4:50 good question
🍀Precious time 👀✌️
Wow!!!
He was hilarious as the waco kid in blazing saddles.
Definitely need to resurface Gilda Radners work.
Gene I feel for you.
Kiss me like a stranger from gilda to her husband was kiss me one no more time passionately
Why is willy wonka making me cry at 9:37am
THe ducks are in the water? She couldn't give him her phone number?