I am so grateful to have stumbled across this. What a treasure. After Betty White passed away, I realized that every major cast member of the Mary Tyler Moore show was gone, and just felt so wistful - so saddened and filled with nostalgia that I started searching for anything related to Mary Tyler Moore - it was really her incredible charisma on the show that drew me in, and always brightened my spirit. It's such an amazing story that you connected with her and she supported you like that! Thank you so much for sharing this. Continued success!
I never cried over a celebrity dying.....except Mary Tyler Moore...as if she was a relative....i totally loved her work..she brought a quality to the screen that has never before or since been duplicated...I still tear up over her passing over a year later..
Just visited the Mary Tyler Moore statue in downtown Minneapolis 2 weeks ago. Told my wife to please shoot the photo quickly, and fortunately was wearing my sunglasses, because it was quite emotional. I loved Mary and The Mary Tyler Moore Show. I was 13 in 1973 when I discovered it. The statue is back at the intersection where the iconic scene of Mary's hat toss occurred in the opening credits.
I do not recall feeling this bad when Elizabeth Montgomery died. And I loved Bewitched. There was something about Mary that just touched us with her endearing characters and presence.
I know what you mean, but i would also say that the writing for DVD and MTM was a lot more pithy and insightful, serious as well as campy. Bewitched was a lot more fluff.
Brooke Hanley - who says for something to be good it has to be a reflection of reality? Ever watch The Wizard of Oz ? (or thousands of movies and TV shows I can name). I loved both of them. Bewitched was a part of my childhood.
We all attempt to put forth in this life our best selves and after watching this , I believe it will help me to do as much as I can to put the best in me forward. Her spirit is infectious. When she says as time goes by she has an appreciation for how things Can go in life = the good and the bad moments and all of it is a gift. It’s a gift even in moments when it doesn’t feel that way. We get something out of each moment so embrace it.
What a classy woman!,she is so likeable!,l look at this video, and wish none of us had to die...,missing all the good ones!,rest in peace beautiful woman!!!
Before my employment in the entertainment industry, I was front office supervisor at the Waldorf, where Ms. Moore kept an apartment in the hotel's towers. She was everything gracious and kind. I sent her flowers on the occasion of her being nominated for Ordinary People and she wrote me back a most beautiful letter. I've seen so many interviews of Ms. Moore over the years, this one is a true favorite. Well-done. Mary Tyler Moore--sorely missed.
This is the very best interview I have ever seen of Mary Tyler Moore. She is so candid and so comfortable during the entire course of this delightful intimate talk. Thank you so very much for sharing this with all of us, Mr. Ferrer.
Awh.., I'm so so sorry, I'm sure you deeply miss her at times. Mary Tyler Moore is that kind of person that's hard to find, & hard to meet. Too many Movie Stars arent friendly like Mary was. So you was blessed by God above. I hope one day I can get lucky enough in Sitcomes & Movies. I'm 62 yrs old now, & the yrs😢they just go by way too fast. And the memories linger on, some good, some sad, & the sounds of laughter without photo's sometimes are all some of us have. I hope to someday get as lucky as you & have someone ask me to be in movies, Ive always loved Movies & I wasn't ever seeking attention, I just honestly wanted to be a Movie Star in Movies. Debbie Sue Lewisburg, KY
She makes admissions in this interview that she does in no other. I think the long form of the interview and the lack of an audience made her more comfortable and unguarded (that brilliant smile was her armor--note when she flashes it). She was a complex person who lived a hell of a life in eighty years. She succeeded as an actress and the co-head of the studio which bore her name--and, for a time, MTM Productions was the most powerful entity in American television. Eventually, I believed she succeeded as a person too, which makes me happy. I think she overcame all of her hardships in time and I admire her greatly for it. I have gut a feeling that she just wanted more time to do it all, and I selfishly wish she had that time as well.
Seeing her leave here at only 80, was saddening. I truly thought she had more time. She died long before several of her costars, which was even more surprising.
Such a beautiful lady, I always wished that I could smile as I speak, that is a gift in itself. She has influenced and touched many lives, and I see a lady of grace and dignity, and also a very funny person! God bless her family and anyone who reads this.
What a fantastic interview. I absolutely adore MTM and watching this interview it's easy to see why. She was an incredibly funny actress in both the Dick Van Dyke Show and the Mary Tyler Moore Show, but when I first saw her in Ordinary People I was shocked at how amazing she was as a dramatic actor. She was stunningly good and every time I see that film I get chills. I love hearing her talk about her career and life, she is so interesting and has such a great, sparkling personality and she's so funny. She is a national treasure and the world sure could use more Mary Tyler Moores in it.
I have loved and admired MTM for 40 plus years. I first saw Mary Tyler Moore show in 1970 when I came the U.S. Then I saw all reruns of the Dick Van Dyke show. There is no one like her. May her soul be making comedy in heaven.
Rediscovering this marvelous woman after all these years.... MTM is a true inspiration. Very impressive interview, she really is very sweet, genuinely kind and very real. May she rest in peace. Thank you for posting.
I'm only into this thing 9 minutes, but this is my favorite MTM interview ever. I see I am smiling. Mary is so thoughtful, well spoken and measured in responding to questions. Giving the interviewer a lot and then stopping politely to wait for the next one. A+
Is it just the mood I'm in, or is this absolutely wonderful? You really see the spirit of the person, Mary. By the end I'm even taken by the earnest young film maker as well... Enriching. I am glowing.
What an absolute delight to have stumbled across this gem tonight. I venture to say that it’s the best interview I’ve ever seen of Mary Tyler Moore. Top marks!
She charmed the pants off of the interviewer, can hear him laugh uncontrollably . She gives a warm , relaxed interview - she's honest , self deprecating , and sweet . The interviewer provided the atmosphere by listening and not rushing her . Beautiful moment getting to see what makes Mary so lovable . A true Lady ! Elvis knew this. Of her and that's why he didn't hit on her . She commands respect !
Oh I'm sure Elvis probably gave it a little shot. But how could he help but have to respect Mary Tyler Moore herself- in a nuns habit, no less! 🤣 The King met his match with Mary! She was even more charming and even more in control that he was, in her way. She had untouchable integrity.
It could be that Mary was married. She was still married to Grant Tinker when she filmed "A Change of Habit". I don't think the other leading ladies he slept with, from those films, were married. I could be wrong about that them.
I love Mary mentioned the woman (Hazel) in the background of the opening credits of the Mary Tyler Moore show. Ever since I was a kid I always thought, "why is that woman angry at Mary?"
Wow Mr Carlos Ferrer...this is the most intimate, detailed interview I have ever seen of Mary. She was as endearing as I always imagined her to be. You did an amazing job with your questions, they really gave us a complete portrait of her. You've made a huge contribution to television history by uploading this video. Your generosity is very appreciated by me and the many others who will see this in the future.
Thank you for the kind words, glad you enjoyed the interview. It was an honor to talk with her, she really was so endearing and thoughtful. Happy to share it with all of you.
If only she knew the impact she would have on so many of us. I am in the film business today because of her and shows like hers growing up . I always wanted to know how it’ was made and today I work on set and she is right! You have to really want it because it is a tuff business. PS , I lost my baby brother to an accident the same year we lost her and it’s hard to take that loss and really makes you realize how short our lives are.
Carlos,I enjoyed watching this immensely. You are so lucky to have been able to sit and interview her. I am from Minneapolis and we are all so proud of her. She is our favorite daughter and will always be associated with out city. I am so sad she is gone!
Mary Tyler Moore never said the remark attributed around 10:07. The writers had Mary Richards say it to Lou Grant in one of the later episodes. It was a throwaway line for comedic effect, hence why she didn’t remember it.
I remember when I saw her in Ordinary People, I was overwhelmed at her brilliant and stark performance, not to mention that her character was such a dramatic contrast to Mary Richards. Very talented lady, I miss her.
That was an interesting comment she made about Hitler and also about the moment she became a vegetarian with the cow. And her downcast moment about the current corruption and where things are headed. Definitely someone with a vision and a lot of humanity. She made so many people happy both with MTM Show and Dick Van Dyke. And her work with diabetes. A true giver.
I remember thinking as I watched ordinary people - "Mary hooked me in her earlier work , she was just in her pleasant mode of personality acting and hiding her true self " she was so naked and bare in her portrayal of Beth jarret that I thought - this is the true Mary . After thinking about it and watching interviews such as this one Mary was being true in all of her performances . She just was a gifted actress who could channel her character and what was needed from her for a role . More was required in ordinary people - Redford knew this and she gave a masterful performance and should've won the oscar - she won the golden globe but lost out to spacek for coal miners daughter ! After this role people were stunned by her performance and couldn't see her play light roles again without supposing that Mary wasn't being true ! So unfair . I will say that coolness was always there - one never worried about Mary Richards alone in that beautiful apartment - she never showed her characters vulnerability because Mary the person wouldn't allow it much like Beth Jarret . She shows this vulnerability Here in this interview and that is why I believe her to be a great actress - it wasn't because she was cold and pleasant - she gave the characters performance as needed!
Her role in That 70s was hysterical. She was Jackie's boss at the TV station. They also had.valerie harpers as Kitty's sister and Betty White as Kitty's mom.
I agree almost totally. The one thing I would kind of disagree with is: "you never worried about Mary alone by herself in the apartment." I did a few times. Like when she was robbed. When she moved into the new apartment and her creepy neighbor invited himself in. When Ted refused to take no for an answer and wouldn't go away until she kissed him. They made that seem "cute" but it wasn't. Ted had made jokes about Spanish Fly before. Yes, Mary could handle herself, but that doesn't mean I didn't still worry about her. It's a prederatory world out there.
I had to laugh you guys being concerned for Mary Richards safety. She got that role down you actually worry for her. I think she could play the character so well because her personality is close to Mary Richards. She is such a sweetheart you want to help her lol. And I still think her role as Jackie's boss is the only bright point of the last season of that 70s show. She is just an evil b#tch. Completely the opposite of her known persona. Check it out🙂
When certain big stars leave us it's almost like we've lost a member of our own family. In Mary's case this is doubly true because, as we see in this wonderful interview, she is so modest and self-effacing. Never was there a more gracious, talented and wonderful person as Mary Tyler Moore. I wish I'd come to know her. I'm sure, like most men, I'd immediately have fallen in love with her. I miss her now, every day, not being able to feel that warm. lovely presence in my life, Thank you for sharing this candid interview.
If you had come to have known her , you would have learned that even Mary was affected by the Hollywood weirdness . She was obsessed with preserving her persona , she was immodest , and she was a pseudo-philanthropist . Wake up blue-check chump .
@@miles6593 after someone passes knocking a person for saying Mary was so open and wished to have met her in person is trashy. Her soul learned many lessons and she defineteley became a deeper person. She shared all of her deepest thoughts in her book After All . We all came cold unknowingly stop knocking others who are positive . Okay Honey from a man who was ina business modeling at 50 because someone noticed me and gave me an offer .and because of this met many performers. Most were cordial but many were focusing on the acting that would appear cold . You must have irritated her with your agenda and not considering the room .
I have to leave a comment. Reading about how you met her, and what she did for you afterwards just totally warms my heart. What a special woman, she was. Thank you so much and God Bless you and your career!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for putting this on TH-cam, I am watching all of the Mary Tyler Moore show & remembering how much I loved it. Mary Tyler Moore a beautiful soul.
My what a wonderful interview! I truly enjoyed watching this wonderful artist sharing her life story with you and with your Viewers. You did a great job Carlos! Very well done! I especially enjoyed that final question when you asked her what she would like Like to hear God say when she arrives at the Pearly Gates. Nice touch!
What a cheerful, honest and informative interview. She is peppy and cute about her life. I really enjoyed her and all the actors on the mtm show. She is helpful and hopeful about diabetes research. Rip
I’ve watched this many times and each time I’m touched by her warmth and vocabulary which succinctly describes exactly what she is trying to communicate . She comes across in both her content and feeling . I love her answer to what advice would you give to an aspiring actor fir a career that may or may not happen- “ don’t do that - say that it might not happen “ be prepared . That is her core belief that tied to her earlier answer about really wanting stardom when she was young
Thank you , I did a Public Service Announcement with her in the early 2000's , she was so kind and funny to me! Our family just adored her! It was great shooting the commercials for 2 days ! A memory our family will never ever forget !
This is a wonderful interview. The rapport between them is very warm and very pleasant. She and the interviewer had a wonderful time and experience.She was a beautiful woman.She was very down to earth too.No diva here!!! Carlos this is a wonderful interview. You're very good at interviewing. She definitely loved you and allowed you to be a part of her life and she was a part of yours. I love it!!
Thank you for sharing this - such a “real” interview. Like so many others, I always loved her and her work. How many people in the world have that much empathy as well as courage that inspires others? What a nice moment - she was clearly fond of giving you the opportunity 😊
Thank you. I've been waiting for a special piece since the news of Ms. Moore passing and haven't seen it. The networks and other pieces have been lacking. But this interview was relaxed and let her.touch on many subjects in her life.
Thanks Carlos. What a great interview, as everybody else has said too. How great it must have been to have that supportive relationship built up over time; this interview shows how much you respected each other. I hope Mary knew how much she had helped animals and people over her life. So sad she's not still here. Love your post, so thanks for sharing, Carlos.
Carlos Ferrer Fantastic! This talk is a real tribute, not only to Mary, but to your relationship. Thanks again, Carlos. It really made my Sunday to watch this.
FINE interview Carlos ! I met her going into the original SPAGO restaurant on Sunset Blvd. in the mid 80's !
What a LADY. She was one in a million. We live in such a coarse time.
I grew up loving MTM. Thanks for the interview. Rest in peace sweet lady.
What a great, in-depth interview. Thank you 🇬🇧
So awestruck, completely touched by Mary Tyler as a person of great intellect, able to convey her insights on humanity with unaffected honesty.❤❤
I am so grateful to have stumbled across this. What a treasure. After Betty White passed away, I realized that every major cast member of the Mary Tyler Moore show was gone, and just felt so wistful - so saddened and filled with nostalgia that I started searching for anything related to Mary Tyler Moore - it was really her incredible charisma on the show that drew me in, and always brightened my spirit.
It's such an amazing story that you connected with her and she supported you like that! Thank you so much for sharing this. Continued success!
God I loved her - she is golden - no replacements for MTM. Classic, generous, and real. RIP Mary.
I never cried over a celebrity dying.....except Mary Tyler Moore...as if she was a relative....i totally loved her work..she brought a quality to the screen that has never before or since been duplicated...I still tear up over her passing over a year later..
Alyssa Leclair, I am the same. I bawled a lot as it was like losing a dear family member. And I still weep thinking of our loss.
I always like Mary Tyler Moore, was so great as Mary Richard. Mary was so super on her show. I always like Rhoda as her best friend.
I LOVE HOW GENEROUS AND KIND SHE IS TO THE NOVICE REPORTER.
Incredible interview. Thank you
Just visited the Mary Tyler Moore statue in downtown Minneapolis 2 weeks ago. Told my wife to please shoot the photo quickly, and fortunately was wearing my sunglasses, because it was quite emotional. I loved Mary and The Mary Tyler Moore Show. I was 13 in 1973 when I discovered it. The statue is back at the intersection where the iconic scene of Mary's hat toss occurred in the opening credits.
A talented woman in so many ways. Note her perfect enunciation and how she speaks in full paragraphs.
I do not recall feeling this bad when Elizabeth Montgomery died. And I loved Bewitched. There was something about Mary that just touched us with her endearing characters and presence.
AND she was a phenomenal actress. Really something seeing her in action. No acting lessons or training to my knowledge. Innate talent.
I know what you mean, but i would also say that the writing for DVD and MTM was a lot more pithy and insightful, serious as well as campy. Bewitched was a lot more fluff.
Bewitched was not reflective of reality. Samantha was not either. but she was a beauty and a very good actress.
margaret , I see what you mean, but they are both my favorite. I can't even choose between the two whom I both love for different reasons.
Brooke Hanley - who says for something to be good it has to be a reflection of reality? Ever watch The Wizard of Oz ? (or thousands of movies and TV shows I can name). I loved both of them. Bewitched was a part of my childhood.
That smile, so genuine
We all attempt to put forth in this life our best selves and after watching this , I believe it will help me to do as much as I can to put the best in me forward. Her spirit is infectious. When she says as time goes by she has an appreciation for how things Can go in life = the good and the bad moments and all of it is a gift. It’s a gift even in moments when it doesn’t feel that way. We get something out of each moment so embrace it.
How could anyone not love Mary? Intelligent, articulate, talented, and an amazing body of work. Miss her.
I have always loved her, so gracious and lovely.
I always thought "if I could have her beauty, I would ask for nothing else."
They broke the mold when they made Mary. Wonderful interviewing.
What a classy woman!,she is so likeable!,l look at this video, and wish none of us had to die...,missing all the good ones!,rest in peace beautiful woman!!!
She should have won the Oscar for ordinary people
Yes
WHY did she not win? Mary was awesome and Mary was always awesome
Agreed! She was so cold in that movie. It surprised me to see her do that type of role
@@mtrace850 In her book or on a Fresh Air interview or both, I believe she said she based that character on her father.
No
Excellent interview! Sweetheart of a lady she was. May she continue to smile in Eternal Life
What a gracious lady!
A wonderful graceful lady. We will never see her kind pass this way again. But there is always hope.
Before my employment in the entertainment industry, I was front office supervisor at the Waldorf, where Ms. Moore kept an apartment in the hotel's towers. She was everything gracious and kind. I sent her flowers on the occasion of her being nominated for Ordinary People and she wrote me back a most beautiful letter. I've seen so many interviews of Ms. Moore over the years, this one is a true favorite. Well-done. Mary Tyler Moore--sorely missed.
The way she answers your questions with such a warmth. Both of you done a good job.
This is the very best interview I have ever seen of Mary Tyler Moore. She is so candid and so comfortable during the entire course of this delightful intimate talk. Thank you so very much for sharing this with all of us, Mr. Ferrer.
Carlos Ferrer A+. Enjoyed every second. Thank you.
best interview Mary is so wonderful
Lovely down-to-earth girl. I watched her in the UK for many years, and then Rhoda.
OMG, she was absolutely… no adequate words. Magnetic!!!
Mary Tyler Moore seemed like a sweet, humble person.
She was sweet and humble, indeed.
Awh.., I'm so so sorry, I'm sure you deeply miss her at times.
Mary Tyler Moore is that kind of person that's hard to find, & hard to meet. Too many Movie Stars arent friendly like Mary was. So you was blessed by God above.
I hope one day I can get lucky enough in Sitcomes & Movies. I'm 62 yrs old now, & the yrs😢they just go by way too fast.
And the memories linger on, some good, some sad, & the sounds of laughter without photo's sometimes are all some of us have.
I hope to someday get as lucky as you & have someone ask me to be in movies, Ive always loved Movies & I wasn't ever seeking attention, I just honestly wanted to be a Movie Star in Movies.
Debbie Sue
Lewisburg, KY
What a gift to be able to see this intimate interview with Mary Tyler Moore! Thank you for sharing this with the world!
Love you Mary, rest in peace.
She never stopped being beautiful ❤️
Thank you for posting this, Carlos. She is obviously relaxed and happy in this interview. You did a great job.
She will always remain a very classy lady in every way
What a wonderful interview, Carlos. What a lovely lady Mary is...
So amazing. What a gift she really was.
I adored her. She was so grateful & positive
Thank you for sharing this with us. I grew up in the 70's and MTM show was must-see and my Mom's favorite show. I have always loved her.
She makes admissions in this interview that she does in no other. I think the long form of the interview and the lack of an audience made her more comfortable and unguarded (that brilliant smile was her armor--note when she flashes it). She was a complex person who lived a hell of a life in eighty years. She succeeded as an actress and the co-head of the studio which bore her name--and, for a time, MTM Productions was the most powerful entity in American television. Eventually, I believed she succeeded as a person too, which makes me happy. I think she overcame all of her hardships in time and I admire her greatly for it. I have gut a feeling that she just wanted more time to do it all, and I selfishly wish she had that time as well.
Seeing her leave here at only 80, was saddening. I truly thought she had more time. She died long before several of her costars, which was even more surprising.
Such a beautiful lady, I always wished that I could smile as I speak, that is a gift in itself. She has influenced and touched many lives, and I see a lady of grace and dignity, and also a very funny person! God bless her family and anyone who reads this.
Mary was so attractive inside and out-she just had something magnetic i can't really describe
What a fantastic interview. I absolutely adore MTM and watching this interview it's easy to see why. She was an incredibly funny actress in both the Dick Van Dyke Show and the Mary Tyler Moore Show, but when I first saw her in Ordinary People I was shocked at how amazing she was as a dramatic actor. She was stunningly good and every time I see that film I get chills. I love hearing her talk about her career and life, she is so interesting and has such a great, sparkling personality and she's so funny. She is a national treasure and the world sure could use more Mary Tyler Moores in it.
Her sweetness, kindness, and compassion are enough to admire her forever let alone her massive talent as an artist.
You can tell that she liked and trusted you, Carlos. I've seen her in many interviews, but this is one that I think shows Mary at her best.
That quote about strangers is from the Mary Tyler Moore show when Mr. Grant sleeps with Sue Anne. She said it as Mary Richards.
Thank you for sharing this interview with us. Mary was a lovely, talented woman❤
I have loved and admired MTM for 40 plus years. I first saw Mary Tyler Moore show in 1970 when I came the U.S. Then I saw all reruns of the Dick Van Dyke show. There is no one like her. May her soul be making comedy in heaven.
Rediscovering this marvelous woman after all these years.... MTM is a true inspiration. Very impressive interview, she really is very sweet, genuinely kind and very real. May she rest in peace. Thank you for posting.
I'm only into this thing 9 minutes, but this is my favorite MTM interview ever. I see I am smiling. Mary is so thoughtful, well spoken and measured in responding to questions. Giving the interviewer a lot and then stopping politely to wait for the next one. A+
Is it just the mood I'm in, or is this absolutely wonderful? You really see the spirit of the person, Mary. By the end I'm even taken by the earnest young film maker as well... Enriching. I am glowing.
What an absolute delight to have stumbled across this gem tonight. I venture to say that it’s the best interview I’ve ever seen of Mary Tyler Moore. Top marks!
@@JSDesign.Hongkong JSD, I wrote this so long ago, but yes, I remember how exceptional this was! Her best opportunity to speak ever.
I just hate she died . I miss her and a wonderful talented woman. God rest her soul.
Great interview, she was a great comedic actress .Grew up watching her shows in the 70s and beyond. May she RIP.
She charmed the pants off of the interviewer, can hear him laugh uncontrollably . She gives a warm , relaxed interview - she's honest , self deprecating , and sweet . The interviewer provided the atmosphere by listening and not rushing her . Beautiful moment getting to see what makes Mary so lovable . A true Lady ! Elvis knew this. Of her and that's why he didn't hit on her . She commands respect !
Oh I'm sure Elvis probably gave it a little shot. But how could he help but have to respect Mary Tyler Moore herself- in a nuns habit, no less! 🤣 The King met his match with Mary! She was even more charming and even more in control that he was, in her way. She had untouchable integrity.
It could be that Mary was married. She was still married to Grant Tinker when she filmed "A Change of Habit". I don't think the other leading ladies he slept with, from those films, were married. I could be wrong about that them.
I love Mary mentioned the woman (Hazel) in the background of the opening credits of the Mary Tyler Moore show. Ever since I was a kid I always thought, "why is that woman angry at Mary?"
LOL, Now you know. I always thought she was thinking, 'These darn out-of-towners, running into the middle of the road.'
Wow Mr Carlos Ferrer...this is the most intimate, detailed interview I have ever seen of Mary. She was as endearing as I always imagined her to be. You did an amazing job with your questions, they really gave us a complete portrait of her. You've made a huge contribution to television history by uploading this video. Your generosity is very appreciated by me and the many others who will see this in the future.
Carlos,What year was this?
Great interview. How lucky you were to have been able to meet her :)
Thank you for the kind words, glad you enjoyed the interview. It was an honor to talk with her, she really was so endearing and thoughtful. Happy to share it with all of you.
2006
VERY NICE WORDS
What a beautiful woman, both inside and out. ❤️
Mary was a true star- and remains one posthumously. Kind and graceful, she was also a wonderful human being. Rest well, Mary. We miss you!
Wow!! She was comfortable. She liked you. Damn cool interview. I love Mary.
she made her mark & continues to influence us ♥️
thank you, Mary Tyler Moore.
If only she knew the impact she would have on so many of us. I am in the film business today because of her and shows like hers growing up . I always wanted to know how it’ was made and today I work on set and she is right! You have to really want it because it is a tuff business.
PS , I lost my baby brother to an accident the same year we lost her and it’s hard to take that loss and really makes you realize how short our lives are.
Such a beautiful interview with a great lady, probably the best I've ever seen. I will always love her, the amazing talent and grace she had.
Carlos,I enjoyed watching this immensely. You are so lucky to have been able to sit and interview her. I am from Minneapolis and we are all so proud of her. She is our favorite daughter and will always be associated with out city. I am so sad she is gone!
What a fantastic actress and fine human being.
Blessings and Thank you!!!
NOW, THIERS CLASS. A WOMEN I ADMIRE. MARY TYLER MOORE. MARY U MADE IT AFTER ALL.
Oh god the eyes those warm brown eyes. Love her so much 🤎
Mary Tyler Moore never said the remark attributed around 10:07. The writers had Mary Richards say it to Lou Grant in one of the later episodes. It was a throwaway line for comedic effect, hence why she didn’t remember it.
My mother and I loved her show.
Very excellent interview! Very insightful! She had to be about 70 by then. Amazing! I'm so glad you did this and posted it! Thanks!
I remember when I saw her in Ordinary People, I was overwhelmed at her brilliant and stark performance, not to mention that her character was such a dramatic contrast to Mary Richards. Very talented lady, I miss her.
Love you, Mary.
What a beautiful, articulate, warm-hearted, interesting, honest, talented woman she was. Great interview.
One if the wittiest candid intelligent , spontaneous interviews ever from Mary .
Outstanding .... both of you. Thank you for sharing
RIP Mary, love you forever !
Carlos...
😍👍💕
This was one of the best MTM interviews I’ve ever seen. Your last question moved me to tears.
That was an interesting comment she made about Hitler and also about the moment she became a vegetarian with the cow. And her downcast moment about the current corruption and where things are headed. Definitely someone with a vision and a lot of humanity. She made so many people happy both with MTM Show and Dick Van Dyke. And her work with diabetes. A true giver.
I remember thinking as I watched ordinary people - "Mary hooked me in her earlier work , she was just in her pleasant mode of personality acting and hiding her true self " she was so naked and bare in her portrayal of Beth jarret that I thought - this is the true Mary . After thinking about it and watching interviews such as this one Mary was being true in all of her performances . She just was a gifted actress who could channel her character and what was needed from her for a role . More was required in ordinary people - Redford knew this and she gave a masterful performance and should've won the oscar - she won the golden globe but lost out to spacek for coal miners daughter ! After this role people were stunned by her performance and couldn't see her play light roles again without supposing that Mary wasn't being true ! So unfair . I will say that coolness was always there - one never worried about Mary Richards alone in that beautiful apartment - she never showed her characters vulnerability because Mary the person wouldn't allow it much like Beth Jarret . She shows this vulnerability Here in this interview and that is why I believe her to be a great actress - it wasn't because she was cold and pleasant - she gave the characters performance as needed!
great words Mr Welch
Her role in That 70s was hysterical. She was Jackie's boss at the TV station. They also had.valerie harpers as Kitty's sister and Betty White as Kitty's mom.
I agree almost totally. The one thing I would kind of disagree with is: "you never worried about Mary alone by herself in the apartment." I did a few times. Like when she was robbed. When she moved into the new apartment and her creepy neighbor invited himself in. When Ted refused to take no for an answer and wouldn't go away until she kissed him. They made that seem "cute" but it wasn't. Ted had made jokes about Spanish Fly before. Yes, Mary could handle herself, but that doesn't mean I didn't still worry about her. It's a prederatory world out there.
I had to laugh you guys being concerned for Mary Richards safety. She got that role down you actually worry for her. I think she could play the character so well because her personality is close to Mary Richards. She is such a sweetheart you want to help her lol.
And I still think her role as Jackie's boss is the only bright point of the last season of that 70s show. She is just an evil b#tch. Completely the opposite of her known persona. Check it out🙂
As great as Mary was in Ordinary People I think Sissy Spacek was too in Coal Miner’s daughter.
When certain big stars leave us it's almost like we've lost a member of our own family. In Mary's case this is doubly true because, as we see in this wonderful interview, she is so modest and self-effacing. Never was there a more gracious, talented and wonderful person as Mary Tyler Moore. I wish I'd come to know her. I'm sure, like most men, I'd immediately have fallen in love with her. I miss her now, every day, not being able to feel that warm. lovely presence in my life, Thank you for sharing this candid interview.
If you had come to have known her , you would have learned that even Mary was affected by the Hollywood weirdness .
She was obsessed with preserving her persona , she was immodest , and she was a pseudo-philanthropist . Wake up blue-check chump .
@@miles6593 after someone passes knocking a person for saying Mary was so open and wished to have met her in person is trashy. Her soul learned many lessons and she defineteley became a deeper person. She shared all of her deepest thoughts in her book After All . We all came cold unknowingly stop knocking others who are positive . Okay Honey from a man who was ina business modeling at 50 because someone noticed me and gave me an offer .and because of this met many performers. Most were cordial but many were focusing on the acting that would appear cold . You must have irritated her with your agenda and not considering the room .
10 minutes in and i know for sure this is the best interview on MTM i have seen.
Thank you for this
My, God, I just observed the exact same thing! Only I go to the head of the class because it only took me 9 minutes!
What a charming, generous woman. So glad she was able to share her loveliness in show business.
I have to leave a comment. Reading about how you met her, and what she did for you afterwards just totally warms my heart. What a special woman, she was. Thank you so much and God Bless you and your career!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for the kind words, Karen! 🙏
Dear Mary. What a lovely person. I love what she said toward the end about believing in yourself.
Mary Richards really had it all. Someone to emulate and most of us did.
This is one of the best interviews ever.😘😊
Thank you for putting this on TH-cam, I am watching all of the Mary Tyler Moore show & remembering how much I loved it. Mary Tyler Moore a beautiful soul.
My what a wonderful interview! I truly enjoyed watching this wonderful artist sharing her life story with you and with your Viewers. You did a great job Carlos! Very well done! I especially enjoyed that final question when you asked her what she would like Like to hear God say when she arrives at the Pearly Gates. Nice touch!
What a cheerful, honest and informative interview. She is peppy and cute about her life. I really enjoyed her and all the actors on the mtm show. She is helpful and hopeful about diabetes research. Rip
Best interview of Mary. Ever.
Thanks Carlos!
What a great interview! Something to be proud of Carlos. I don't think I ever saw her in an interview quite this open.
I’ve watched this many times and each time I’m touched by her warmth and vocabulary which succinctly describes exactly what she is trying to communicate . She comes across in both her content and feeling . I love her answer to what advice would you give to an aspiring actor fir a career that may or may not happen- “ don’t do that - say that it might not happen “ be prepared . That is her core belief that tied to her earlier answer about really wanting stardom when she was young
A wonderful interview. His easness of questioning and her honesty
Thank you , I did a Public Service Announcement with her in the early 2000's , she was so kind and funny to me! Our family just adored her! It was great shooting the commercials for 2 days ! A memory our family will never ever forget !
This is a wonderful interview. The rapport between them is very warm and very pleasant. She and the interviewer had a wonderful time and experience.She was a beautiful woman.She was very down to earth too.No diva here!!! Carlos this is a wonderful interview. You're very good at interviewing. She definitely loved you and allowed you to be a part of her life and she was a part of yours. I love it!!
Thank you for sharing this - such a “real” interview. Like so many others, I always loved her and her work. How many people in the world have that much empathy as well as courage that inspires others? What a nice moment - she was clearly fond of giving you the opportunity 😊
Thank you. I've been waiting for a special piece since the news of Ms. Moore passing and haven't seen it. The networks and other pieces have been lacking. But this interview was relaxed and let her.touch on many subjects in her life.
Thanks Carlos. What a great interview, as everybody else has said too. How great it must have been to have that supportive relationship built up over time; this interview shows how much you respected each other. I hope Mary knew how much she had helped animals and people over her life. So sad she's not still here. Love your post, so thanks for sharing, Carlos.
Thanks Michael! It was great to have her support and kindness growing up. She was an inspiration to many, including myself and I’ll never forget her.
Carlos Ferrer Fantastic! This talk is a real tribute, not only to Mary, but to your relationship. Thanks again, Carlos. It really made my Sunday to watch this.
An icon. Lovely woman. Miss her