She did outshine him for a while. She won an Oscar way before he ever did. He had seven nominations without a win then he wins for "The Color of Money". His performances in "The Verdict", "The Sting", and "Hud" were far more Oscar-worthy.
Paul and Joanne were just a breathtaking couple. His face chiseled like a marble statue, and she is so elegant and delicate. And the way they look at each other.
I remember in an interview if he would ever cheat on his wife and he said "why go out for hamburger when you have steak at home". They were such a classy couple.
@movingonandup773 The Levy biography has some good things, sure, but so many inconsistencies too, I definitely wouldn't take his word for it on the more salacious anecdotes. Basically, he took a tabloid story no one at the time paid any attention to and just ran with it, the only "confirmation" he has is that Joanne added some memorabilia from the butch cassidy movie - when the supposed affair took place - to a charity auction out of "spite". Nancy Bacon's story doesn't even make sense, if you google her, you'll find her tell all book, but seriously, none of the dates match. She did say they have never had sex because he was drunk all the time, but I think we would've had plenty of raunchy stories to choose from if that was the case, she claimed they were parading around in hollywood to reinforce his sex-symbol status and yet not a single person was able to back her up. Sounds a bit fishy to me. Now, the thing about rumors is that sometimes they're true. With Paul and Joanne... yeah, I think they had something going on for far longer than we want to admit. It's cute to imagine them getting the roles in Long, Hot Summer was just fate bringing them together, but honestly? They were most likely chosen BECAUSE people were already commenting on a supposed affair - regardless of how private they were about it. Rumor has it Joanne only got shortly engaged to Gore Vidal (who was literally living with his boyfriend in Malibu at the time) to nudge Newman into getting a divorce and it worked! He separated not long after.
I totally agree with you! And don't forget the "my bad". "Like, because like, yeah like . . . " "f-this". "Yo b... tch". and so on. Not to mention the manner in which people write! It is just so horrible nowadays, I cringe at what I hear, read and observe.
+Helenaville Precisely, that's quite scary. Just yesterday I watched a 2005 interview with Paul Newman (with Jay Leno -- if you want to watch it, it is here on TH-cam -- it is a two-part inverview, totally worthy). He had just turned 80. What a handsome man, smart, clever, humble, great sense of humor, poised. People were so different then and they maintained those qualities throughout their lives.
It looks like I"m well on my way to watching all these uploads. People were so classy and articulate in this era. It's refreshing. There's so much negativity in our world today, it really is escapism for me. Thanks for making my little world a bit happier with these shows.
I was fortunate to have interacted with both of them for a few years...both were very nice. Joanne was warm and Bubbly...she always had a smile for people ... Paul was a very serious individual who was passionate about helping others.
You could never imagine either one putting the other down in front of company like so many do and think it's funny. You can see and feel the love that exudes for one another. If only we could be so blessed. Real love is so rare and elusive.
@@davemacdonald9079 I was so "in love with Paul" when I saw the movie "Exodus." I was 11 years old at that time!! The music got to me, too. Remembered when they all drove away at the end. I'm 71 and never found love at all that was reciprocal. June Love sucks in this old system of things.
Joanne was such an attractive person, and I don't mean only her beauty. One would be hard-pressed to find a person of her caliber today, just as one would be hard-pressed to find a person of Paul's caliber today.
HungryEars - World Music You mean you don't think as highly of people like Tom Cruise & Justin Bieber as you did Paul Newman???? I'm shocked! SHOCKED! LOL
I've met a few people like her. They all had rings on their fingers before 24. You meet a sparkling personality like that, you lock her down and don't mess it up. Beauty, wit, humor, poise, easygoing...it's exceedingly rare today.
I think what made Joanna so attractive to Paul is that she had a strong personality with a brain and obviously many other good characteristics. She had charisma.
I got a little emotional watching this. Hollywood isn't the same, with past celebrities looking like this, classy and so professional. Thanks for posting this. And to see Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward in their prime is so uplifting. How l wish thosw days could come back.
Lol I'm not sure why people say this, given the rampant use of drugs, the cheating, the misogyny and racism. The industry was dirty and ugly, just cos people spoke eloquently and dressed well (which celebs still do) doesn't mean anything. Entertainment is entertainment.
@@ggultraps you have a valid point. It's still refreshing to see some kin of civility in a public forum and that's more about the non-celib. than the celebs. We all know if it weren't for their popularity we wouldn't cross the street to look at a lot of them,although; I don't want to paint them all with the same brush.
quit looking to the past. times change. if you don't believe me simply remember back then no one said the f words but low lifes and today the f word is in every movie and said by every person from the age of 4 on up both male and female and transgender
I wonder if he used initials because Elmer Fudd played a Mountie ("Fresh Hare", 1942, with a very un-Canadian and very much not PC ending). th-cam.com/video/iRnGlsvGJYk/w-d-xo.html
+Maria Z A number of those WML sign in cardboards have become collector's items. If this particular one is still in existence, I wonder if the person who owns it knows its history,
In an antique store in New Orleans is where they bought a big brass bed that had been in a famous whorehouse. They supposedly slept in that bed at their house the rest of their lives together.
He was adored not only because he was so handsome & an awesome actor, but he was a nice man. He might have been one of the 1st celebs to create a big charity - now a huge charity.
They were so classy. I don't know why but watching this and listening to the audience applaud brought tears to my eyes. TV that will Never to be seen again
@@kathyyoung1774 I too have ditched my t.v. I do have streaming services, I am not a complete caveman, not yet anyway. A good thing about not having a t.v. is you don't zone out for hours watching court shows.Reading books downloaded from the library is great fun.
@@mysterysurf4554 correct...the Newman Kids are being forced out of the picture...Joanne has Alzheimer's and what has happened to the business is basically a hostile takeover...this was NOT what Paul had intended...if the Charity Foundation he set up for his Hole in the Wall Camps ever gets corrupted I guarantee that will END Newman's Own company...Paul did so much good and greed is going to destroy it.
PAUL NEWMAN was my favorite male actor AND movie star of all time. He made so many of my all-time favorite films that would take me all night long to name, but a few of the very BEST IMO were: HUD, SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH (mentioned here as he originated the role on Broadway), THE HUSTLER, CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF, THE VERDICT and so many more but he was also the most handsome movie star of all time and one of the most generous, starting with the Hole in the Wall gang and then Newman's Own products which donated ALL of their profits to charity (over $200 million in his lifetime.) We shall never see the likes of him again in Hollywood. May he RIP.
I love that they mentioned Joanne's Oscar win here. She won the Oscar earlier that year I believe, Best Actress for The Three Faces of Eve. Paul was also already an Oscar nominee but his win wouldn't come nearly 30 years after this (1987, The Color of Money).
Paul's voice gives it away! Newman and Woodward in 1959---it doesn't get any more glamorous than that. I played Chance once many, many years ago, and I had to contend w/ Newman in the back of mind as the great American leading man, period.
This is classic footage. I was 7 years old when The Sting came out and I knew who Paul Newman was by then as well as Robert Redford. I couldn't watch it in the movies because my parents wouldn't let me watch a PG rated movie lol! But it came on ABC Sunday Night Movie (remember that?) a couple of years later and I saw it. Even as a child I knew I was seeing some next level acting and screen presence. That card game scene with Robert Shaw is a masterpiece from both men. At some point I saw Butch Cassidy and was blown away there as well. But it's nice to go back and see these legends when they were really young. And see how classy and dignified people presented themselves. We could really use some of that now.
Yes we could. I'm no prude but I find the near naked twerking and 'tough guy' crotch grabbing rather boring and desperate. So much for the modern world. I really liked the class of the fifties.
Wow, how nice to see them again. They are all lovely people, a phrase not used anymore to describe people that seem genuinely nice people. It would be 'lovely' to see that again.
Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward could very well be the most attractive couple in the history of Hollywood. I can't name a better-looking couple. They make Brad and Angelina look like bums.
I don't think that Joanna W. was a particularly good looking woman. She was more plain, but she was very out-going and was able to snatch such a handsome man that way.
themurph2000 -- For one thing, neither Paul Newman nor Joanne Woodward displayed any tattoos. I always find Angelina Jolie to be rather offputting when she shows up on an awards show in a strapless dress so we can see the "ink" or her upper arm and possibly elsewhere. Me, if I were an actor or an actress, I wouldn't get a tattoo because it would quite possibly present problems when acting, at least in certain stages of undress. Then there are those male actors nowadays who, when they take off their shirts, show the world that once they got the first tattoo, they couldn't stop themselves from getting one after the other, again and again and again, the way Joan Rivers handled getting plastic surgery.
Yes, before it was established that there were two of them. I have seen that back and forth trickery on the show a number of times. One time Dorothy Kilgallen's children were on, a boy about 11 and a girl about 9, and someone asked "are you a boy" and the girl said no and then they asked " so you're a girl" and the boy said no!
The show relaxes me so! After a few minutes I forget the show is as old as I am. Frankly I wasn’t even born during its run, but it’s just great! I love the regular lineup; Killgalin, Gabel, Francis, and my all time favorite, Bennet Serf!!!
There's a "glamour" shot of Ms. Woodward (in a white blouse) on Wikipedia, taken in 1971. Look it up: talent, warmth, humanitarian, and drop-dead gorgeous, to boot! Mr. Newman was one lucky guy.
Wouldn't it be great if young people today started watching this kind of show and emulating the same sense of style, the same politeness and poise, and the same grammar, vocabulary and syntax (instead of punctuating with 'like, like, like'). I wore dresses like these (I even SEWED my own dresses like these) and politeness and proper grammar were insisted upon in our home. These shows (which I watched in my youth) bring back wonderful memories.
@@gabbyg7315 Great commentary, Gabby. "Young people emulating the same sense of style, politeness and poise, proper grammar, vocabulary..." As The Beach Boys sang, "Wouldn't It Be Nice?" Yes, it would be wonderful.
Loved seeing them together. They were wonderful actors in their own rights, I loved all their movies what a treat to see them together on the show so cute and loving. 💜😍
Mark Stewart No, I don't know the specific recording that was used here, sorry. I've always been a bit puzzled as to why they ever used "The Toy Trumpet", since 99% of the time they used the same closing theme, "Roller Coaster". There's just a handful of shows that use "The Toy Trumpet". Very odd.
It was so nice to have a relatively long interview with the mystery guests afterward...and particularly nice that it was Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward. I suppose we got lucky in that time was tight for a fourth contestant combined with the popularity of the mystery guests, but it's been rare to have so much time at the end.
And Joanne was a very sexy lady (hope that's not politically incorrect) too. Her and Paul's chemistry with each other was off the charts. And they were both such fine actors! Loved them both.
I love these! I could have seen the original. Not sure if I could have understood it all, but I do remember growing up with it eventually. And then I looked them up, and they were married for >50 years! Today that's a miracle. Yes, they had previous relationships, but once you are together, and you can do that many years - wow! Loved this program.
@@accomplice55 I think this isn't the first time someone's world was rocked when told the truth about his infidelities which included- better have your smelling salts ready- men. Judge all you like; it's a free country. Well... used to be.
Dear What's My Line? Thank you for these amazing uploads. I've been enjoying them for several weeks. I was born in the 1960s and grew up watching all of the celebrity guests in the movies, on Broadway and on TV. Such a treat and so generous of you and your time. I love the show's elegance and cordiality of a time past (back in my day we DRESSED to go to Broadway then dinner at Howard Johnson's) and appreciate how you replicate that here with how clearly you moderate. A pleasure to visit this channel.
A beautiful couple who just happened to act, rather than actors who happened to be married. There for each other and devoted. I had that once, for a dozen years. Not fifty years like these two, but I know I was lucky to have had it at all.
I just noticed it in most of the episodes. I think it became Arlene's mannerism to touch that heart pendant in her neck whenever she asked questions. 💓 She's lovely. 💓
Joanne Woodward REMAINS one of my favorite actors, and I’m OLD! When I was a teen I considered her plain but it’s completely evident how very beautiful she is.
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What a man! It's 1959 and Paul Newman's seems to go out of his way to let his wife shine. Wonderful!
She did outshine him for a while. She won an Oscar way before he ever did. He had seven nominations without a win then he wins for "The Color of Money". His performances in "The Verdict", "The Sting", and "Hud" were far more Oscar-worthy.
It's called love and respect.
as men at that time were want to do...
@@fje6902 I'd add, Cool Hand Luke. But, he was really great in the Color of Money. I thought, he should've won it for Nobody's Fool, as well.
@@fje6902 And he was wonderful in Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid!
Paul and Joanne were just a breathtaking couple. His face chiseled like a marble statue, and she is so elegant and delicate. And the way they look at each other.
A show like this would not make it today too much class wit and intellect
They were hot.
I never thought of her as delicate. She had a strong face. I liked her looks though a natural beauty.
Paul Newman
Yes,They Really Loved each other, unlike many actors and actresses who were married several times ,sadly ! Love was Real to them, not superficial .❤
Boy, Paul Newman really loved her...The way he looks at her. 😍
I remember in an interview if he would ever cheat on his wife and he said "why go out for hamburger when you have steak at home". They were such a classy couple.
@movingonandup773 The Levy biography has some good things, sure, but so many inconsistencies too, I definitely wouldn't take his word for it on the more salacious anecdotes.
Basically, he took a tabloid story no one at the time paid any attention to and just ran with it, the only "confirmation" he has is that Joanne added some memorabilia from the butch cassidy movie - when the supposed affair took place - to a charity auction out of "spite".
Nancy Bacon's story doesn't even make sense, if you google her, you'll find her tell all book, but seriously, none of the dates match. She did say they have never had sex because he was drunk all the time, but I think we would've had plenty of raunchy stories to choose from if that was the case, she claimed they were parading around in hollywood to reinforce his sex-symbol status and yet not a single person was able to back her up. Sounds a bit fishy to me.
Now, the thing about rumors is that sometimes they're true. With Paul and Joanne... yeah, I think they had something going on for far longer than we want to admit. It's cute to imagine them getting the roles in Long, Hot Summer was just fate bringing them together, but honestly? They were most likely chosen BECAUSE people were already commenting on a supposed affair - regardless of how private they were about it.
Rumor has it Joanne only got shortly engaged to Gore Vidal (who was literally living with his boyfriend in Malibu at the time) to nudge Newman into getting a divorce and it worked! He separated not long after.
@@gunnyking7890 Even if he had cheated on her he wouldnt say it iin public i reckon!!
Sarah L He cheated his wife thousands times. Once he cheated with a 15- year old girl.
nasip kismet really? Where did you see that?
Joanne Woodward and Paul Newman were a lovely couple. A half-a-century marriage is nearly impossible to come by in Hollywood.
As a side note, Art Linkletter who was on the panel in this show was married for 75 years.
Richard Benjamin and Paula Prentiss
Yes, He divorced his wife to marry Woodward...so wonderful!
well Paul Newman said it best about his marriage " why would I want hamburgers when I've got steak"
That's nasty
It amazes me to see how poised people were in those days compared to today. Thank you for uploading!
I totally agree with you! And don't forget the "my bad". "Like, because like, yeah like . . . " "f-this". "Yo b... tch". and so on. Not to mention the manner in which people write! It is just so horrible nowadays, I cringe at what I hear, read and observe.
+Helenaville Precisely, that's quite scary. Just yesterday I watched a 2005 interview with Paul Newman (with Jay Leno -- if you want to watch it, it is here on TH-cam -- it is a two-part inverview, totally worthy). He had just turned 80. What a handsome man, smart, clever, humble, great sense of humor, poised. People were so different then and they maintained those qualities throughout their lives.
Helenaville • very good observations.
Lara Mar because of the lack of Neuro-Toxins like Mercury & Aluminum in the Vaccines & Fluoride
Adding to the comments below, poise was drilled into school age children. Via parents training, school, etc.
i don’t know why, but i love how they wrote each others’ names!
Me too!! He had beautiful writing!
It looks like I"m well on my way to watching all these uploads. People were so classy and articulate in this era. It's refreshing. There's so much negativity in our world today, it really is escapism for me. Thanks for making my little world a bit happier with these shows.
I'm so glad, Patty! If you're the newest WML addict-- and you're joining a long, long line-- you have a LOT of episodes ahead. 760, in fact. :)
Going to check out that playlist--these are AMAZING, both in their own right and as a time capsule. Thank you!
What's My Line? 760?! This will get me through the week. :) WML, you are the greatest, thanks again for doing this for us.
Patty Dixon Couldn't agree more. And it's escapism for me as well.
Leah James Nothing wrong with that. I think our weird world needs some escaping from sometime. Happy watching :)
Paul Newman has a classic handsome face. Chiseled features. Bless him for his company which provides money to charity. Such a charmer; such charisma.
Classic American you mean. That is not the meaning of classic ;)
Newman's Own makes the best salad dressings!
Yes but he cheated on her many times
Hello yes
@@maryrowell1122 did he fuck where do you get your information for gods sake oh of course TWITTER
I was fortunate to have interacted with both of them for a few years...both were very nice. Joanne was warm and Bubbly...she always had a smile for people ... Paul was a very serious individual who was passionate about helping others.
I find him to be extremely
American somehow and wonderful! TV back then was smart.
You could never imagine either one putting the other down in front of company like so many do and think it's funny. You can see and feel the love that exudes for one another. If only we could be so blessed. Real love is so rare and elusive.
@@davemacdonald9079 I was so "in love with Paul" when I saw the movie "Exodus." I was 11 years old at that time!! The music got to me, too. Remembered when they all drove away at the end. I'm 71 and never found love at all that was reciprocal. June Love sucks in this old system of things.
Interesting....Dorothy Kilgallen was found dead on November 8, 1965. Exactly the same date this was apparently aired 6 years after this.
@@margaretlouiseable was he from some other country
Joanne was such an attractive person, and I don't mean only her beauty. One would be hard-pressed to find a person of her caliber today, just as one would be hard-pressed to find a person of Paul's caliber today.
HungryEars - World Music You mean you don't think as highly of people like Tom Cruise & Justin Bieber as you did Paul Newman???? I'm shocked! SHOCKED! LOL
:-)))
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I'm sure there are a lot of ordinary people who are.
@@billolsen4360 I mean, there's Tom Hiddleston who's literally known as a gentleman...
I've met a few people like her. They all had rings on their fingers before 24. You meet a sparkling personality like that, you lock her down and don't mess it up. Beauty, wit, humor, poise, easygoing...it's exceedingly rare today.
A gorgeous couple. Married fifty years till death do them part.
Even making it thru his affairs
Love all these shows. Now people don’t talk with such eloquence. Very intelligent panel..
Love Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward
No we have reality stars who are thick competing on these shows nowadays.....🙄
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@@lastnamefirst4035 Good morning
Gorgeuus couple. Enthralling and how they relate to each other. Paul had such a beautiful smile
He was naturally beautiful! No fixed nose or reconstructed face. And he wasn't arrogant.❤
I think what made Joanna so attractive to Paul is that she had a strong personality with a brain and obviously many other good characteristics. She had charisma.
You only have to look at her smile and that it. She’s so beautiful just like him.
Paul and Joanne were magic together. I appreciate their class and talent.
Okay at 19:12 where Paul is whispering in Joanne’s ear and she shushes him and he shushes her back 😂 it’s so cute
Joanne Woodward is more dazzling as herself than when playing any character, amazing
Sixty years ago, television was much more civilized than it is today.
What charisma Paul and Joanne had-wow!
I love this show. It’s cool and shows me how people were so much classier and cordial in the post WWII era
It's called having manners and self-respect..
How wonderful that even the guests look classy, well groomed, presentable & lovely !!!! People really took good care of their appearance in public.
Yeah it was called self respect then they would be thought snobs now just for looking attractive.
@@AnnaLVajda Now..its in fashion to act and look ghetto...smh.
No Walmart
Yes, they did. I really wish that would catch on again. I'm really tired of seeing people in their pajamas out in public!!
@@tht8916 Or their underwear sticking out of their pants...ghetto style..😂😂
I have such fond memories of watching this show as a child. This one brought a smile to my face.
I'm so glad! :)
@@WhatsMyLine I've just recently discovered this show on the internet. I used to watch the British version (just as much fun!) Here in England
Paul Newman is by far the most GORGEOUS movie star ever!
No. Cary Grant was.
Jennifer Cross and Steve Mcqueen
James dean don't forget him to
Jennifer how about Robert Redford?
@@robertlongwill8856 Yeah Redford is well hot - Newman and Redford together is heaven on earth :-)
I got a little emotional watching this. Hollywood isn't the same, with past celebrities looking like this, classy and so professional. Thanks for posting this. And to see Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward in their prime is so uplifting. How l wish thosw days could come back.
Yep. Hollywood needs to get a clue from this couple: How to dress, act and respect the institution of marriage.
And Joanne Woodward seems to be quite gracious. Another quality you don't see often these days.
Lol I'm not sure why people say this, given the rampant use of drugs, the cheating, the misogyny and racism. The industry was dirty and ugly, just cos people spoke eloquently and dressed well (which celebs still do) doesn't mean anything. Entertainment is entertainment.
@@ggultraps you have a valid point. It's still refreshing to see some kin of civility in a public forum and that's more about the non-celib. than the celebs. We all know if it weren't for their popularity we wouldn't cross the street to look at a lot of them,although; I don't want to paint them all with the same brush.
Maybe take a look at John Mulaney. He isn't exactly family friendly, but he was raised Catholic and absolutely adores his wife
Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward ~ one of the greatest love stories ever!
I just love how the ladies will dress up they look beautiful they're classy and I wish we had more of that today
I adore to dress if I get the chance:) It’s the romance of life when executed well. Beauty all around.
quit looking to the past. times change. if you don't believe me simply remember back then no one said the f words but low lifes and today the f word is in every movie and said by every person from the age of 4 on up both male and female and transgender
@@allend2749 Not true - people said the F word for hundreds of years- how can you possibly claim it was only said by "lowlifes?"
Newman and Woodward...what a stunning couple. Wow.
God bless them both..... I was lucky enough to work with both of them. Wonderfull people, always kind, always thoughtful.
Stunning couples, great actors and just good people.
Makes u wonder if she's related to Bob Woodward????🤔🤔💖🌹
@@marshamariner7897: No, she's not.
@@accomplice55 ok. Ty makes u wonder if alot of Hollywood mayb related but never really mentioned 💖🌹🦋
Mr. Holm, from British Columbia, made his way up to Superintendent, and retired in 1970. Died in 2002. (And his full name was Elmer Anton Fred.)
I wonder if he used initials because Elmer Fudd played a Mountie ("Fresh Hare", 1942, with a very un-Canadian and very much not PC ending).
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He was very handsome
Wow....two very handsome men on this episode....Paul and EAF....
not p.c. good.
Thanks
They sign each others name cute. They've always look like a very lovely couple; I loved them in a "The Long, Hot Summer".
Maria Z;So did I
+Maria Z
A number of those WML sign in cardboards have become collector's items. If this particular one is still in existence, I wonder if the person who owns it knows its history,
i read that "The Long Hot Summer" is when they fell in love n d they used to run off to New Orleans together when they were not shooting the film.
In an antique store in New Orleans is where they bought a big brass bed that had been in a famous whorehouse. They supposedly slept in that bed at their house the rest of their lives together.
Paul Newman was such a handsome man, they made a beautiful couple!
Paul Newman was a class act and Joanne Woodward was beautiful
What class and obvious love for each other. It is truly sad that this is lacking in Hollywood today, or in general in the world
It's so sweet to see how much he adores her!
Paul newman was a stud.
I doubt that!
immaculateboy sooooo handsome
No ****. He was gorgeous.
All the women adored him in the 50s, 60s, and 70s.
He was adored not only because he was so handsome & an awesome actor, but he was a nice man. He might have been one of the 1st celebs to create a big charity - now a huge charity.
They were so classy. I don't know why but watching this and listening to the audience applaud brought tears to my eyes. TV that will Never to be seen again
My mother still has that Sunbeam mixer, and it Works!
Ours was stolen by a trashy house keeper.
Mine did too!
Same! It's the same one she purchased in 1974. It's harvest gold...a very popular color back then.
I love watching these shows. It was a simplier time. Such a different attitude and demeanor.
Indy Custom Made People were nicer then. Polite. Not insulting or profane or nasty. I remember it well. I don’t even own a TV now.
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They were Professional.
People really celebrated each other.
@Jay Bee
Unless you were whaaaaaaaa!!?!?
@@kathyyoung1774 I too have ditched my t.v. I do have streaming services, I am not a complete caveman, not yet anyway. A good thing about not having a t.v. is you don't zone out for hours watching court shows.Reading books downloaded from the library is great fun.
The panelists are brilliant .....
"Why should I go out for a hamburger when I've got steak at home."
I do remember him saying that. What a love they had for each other.
He had steak at home, he had a first wife and 3 kids but he left them for Joanne.
He said Joanne got very mad at him for saying that.
I knew what he meant, so I thought it was sweet.
That was cute. He signed her name, and she signed his name.
@@Sunflower-cb1sk Really, how many times are you going to snark about that....lots of people get divorced, get over it.
I believe Paul and Joanne's daughter (the baby they are talking about) is Nell Newman who's running the Newman's Own company today.
Not for the past five years. I don't remember details, but it sounded like some messy business with whoever the CEO had become (not a family member).
@@mysterysurf4554 correct...the Newman Kids are being forced out of the picture...Joanne has Alzheimer's and what has happened to the business is basically a hostile takeover...this was NOT what Paul had intended...if the Charity Foundation he set up for his Hole in the Wall Camps ever gets corrupted I guarantee that will END Newman's Own company...Paul did so much good and greed is going to destroy it.
PAUL NEWMAN was my favorite male actor AND movie star of all time. He made so many of my all-time favorite films that would take me all night long to name, but a few of the very BEST IMO were: HUD, SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH (mentioned here as he originated the role on Broadway), THE HUSTLER, CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF, THE VERDICT and so many more but he was also the most handsome movie star of all time and one of the most generous, starting with the Hole in the Wall gang and then Newman's Own products which donated ALL of their profits to charity (over $200 million in his lifetime.) We shall never see the likes of him again in Hollywood. May he RIP.
He'll always be Butch Cassidy to me...🥰
Yes a one of a kind couple- so generous! I loved his blue eyes!!
This is probably my favorite episode of WML because I love both Paul and Jaonne. They were both such fine actors and also so charming.
I love that they mentioned Joanne's Oscar win here. She won the Oscar earlier that year I believe, Best Actress for The Three Faces of Eve. Paul was also already an Oscar nominee but his win wouldn't come nearly 30 years after this (1987, The Color of Money).
Wow, Joanne and Paul seemed so relaxed, and to know Arlene really well. Wonderful couple, love them! Especially in the Long Hot Summer!
A kiss before dying
My god that man was gorgeous loved him from the age of 14 now 64 !
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Paul's voice gives it away! Newman and Woodward in 1959---it doesn't get any more glamorous than that.
I played Chance once many, many years ago, and I had to contend w/ Newman in the back of mind
as the great American leading man, period.
Such a lovely couple and he really seems to dote on her.
Joanne Woodward is an absolute 10 out of 10.
Let’s not rate peoples looksusing a number system anymore it’s not right
You assumed it was about looks.
Paul thought so
I love both Paul Newman & Joanne Woodward. They are fabulously versatile actors. They were also wonderful philanthropists.
This is classic footage. I was 7 years old when The Sting came out and I knew who Paul Newman was by then as well as Robert Redford. I couldn't watch it in the movies because my parents wouldn't let me watch a PG rated movie lol!
But it came on ABC Sunday Night Movie (remember that?) a couple of years later and I saw it. Even as a child I knew I was seeing some next level acting and screen presence. That card game scene with Robert Shaw is a masterpiece from both men.
At some point I saw Butch Cassidy and was blown away there as well. But it's nice to go back and see these legends when they were really young. And see how classy and dignified people presented themselves. We could really use some of that now.
Yes we could. I'm no prude but I find the near naked twerking and 'tough guy' crotch grabbing rather boring and desperate. So much for the modern world. I really liked the class of the fifties.
Man!!! She was so lucky! Paul Newman was a true gentleman and so easy on the eyes!! ❤️
,They were both fortunate to find each other.
Wow, how nice to see them again. They are all lovely people, a phrase not used anymore to describe people that seem genuinely nice people. It would be 'lovely' to see that again.
Another beautiful dress worn by Arlene tonight. It just goes to show that class never goes out of style. I'd wear that dress today.
Where would u wear it?
@@lastnamefirst4035 Any formal affair.
PAUL NEWMAN = GORGEOUS!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward could very well be the most attractive couple in the history of Hollywood. I can't name a better-looking couple. They make Brad and Angelina look like bums.
Clark Gable and Carole Lombard.
Rita Hayworth and Glenn Ford? I know they weren't married, but they were a pretty gorgeous couple in Gilda.
I don't think that Joanna W. was a particularly good looking woman. She was more plain, but she was very out-going and was able to snatch such a handsome man that way.
themurph2000 "Why should I go out for a hamburger when I got steak at home."
Paul Newman (in a slightly less politically correct time)
themurph2000 -- For one thing, neither Paul Newman nor Joanne Woodward displayed any tattoos. I always find Angelina Jolie to be rather offputting when she shows up on an awards show in a strapless dress so we can see the "ink" or her upper arm and possibly elsewhere. Me, if I were an actor or an actress, I wouldn't get a tattoo because it would quite possibly present problems when acting, at least in certain stages of undress. Then there are those male actors nowadays who, when they take off their shirts, show the world that once they got the first tattoo, they couldn't stop themselves from getting one after the other, again and again and again, the way Joan Rivers handled getting plastic surgery.
Actors and Actresses with such class and not full of themselves..👏👏👏👏👏👏💕
He signed for her and she signed for him. So cute!
I love how Mr. Daly speaks with such respect for the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
Never get tired of watching this movie
Aaawww, they worshiped each other! Such a wonderful long life couple without any bad headline. They were both great artists too. 💚💛
Uh...he had an affair
@@lastnamefirst4035 Source?
I guess Lastname First is a bastion of perfection, eh, L F?
He is much better looking than she is, she is average.
Dorothy did ask the question "are you blonde?" but the person who responded NO was Paul Newman----who is definitely not blonde.
Yes! She did not say 'brunette'! She was gracious in letting it be that as the explanation.
Yes Dorothy did ask the question " are you blonde " and that was answered by Paul Newman, John Daly was wrong is saying that no you didn't ask that.
John Fuentes A trick to keep the guessing going.
Jan McIntyre The second time she asked brunette.
Yes, before it was established that there were two of them. I have seen that back and forth trickery on the show a number of times. One time Dorothy Kilgallen's children were on, a boy about 11 and a girl about 9, and someone asked "are you a boy" and the girl said no and then they asked " so you're a girl" and the boy said no!
Paul Newman is gorgeous
A class act, the both of them! No profanity, able to speak English correctly and gracious. Another era indeed.
And properly dressed too
WOWWWWW This video take my breath away. thank`s a lot
The show relaxes me so! After a few minutes I forget the show is as old as I am. Frankly I wasn’t even born during its run, but it’s just great! I love the regular lineup; Killgalin, Gabel, Francis, and my all time favorite, Bennet Serf!!!
Love that younger generations are finding and appreciate this show
@@m.e.d.7997 it's the BEST!!!
Fabulous actors and husband and wife.
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Boy, was Paul Newman a dream or what? I am really enjoying watching this show. It is helping me feel good.
What a wonderful couple throughout their years together! CLASSIC both on/off screen!
Joanne Woodward... what a lovely lady!
What a pleasure these are. One of the first TV shows I can remember. How lovely seeing people in tuxedos and white gloves for a game show!
Nobody was wearing a tux or white gloves. Would have looked ridiculous
Love this I was s little girl when this aired but I remember watching it with my mom and grandma great memories. Paul and JoAnne what a great couple.
There's a "glamour" shot of Ms. Woodward (in a white blouse) on Wikipedia, taken in 1971. Look it up: talent, warmth, humanitarian, and drop-dead gorgeous, to boot! Mr. Newman was one lucky guy.
What a fun program from 1959! I enjoyed this “What’s My Line?” Episode and had never seen it before today, September 2021.
You have lots of fun to look forward to. 70 YO gal here
Wouldn't it be great if young people today started watching this kind of show and emulating the same sense of style, the same politeness and poise, and the same grammar, vocabulary and syntax (instead of punctuating with 'like, like, like'). I wore dresses like these (I even SEWED my own dresses like these) and politeness and proper grammar were insisted upon in our home.
These shows (which I watched in my youth) bring back wonderful memories.
@@gabbyg7315 Great commentary, Gabby. "Young people emulating the same sense of style, politeness and poise, proper grammar, vocabulary..." As The Beach Boys sang, "Wouldn't It Be Nice?" Yes, it would be wonderful.
@@miriambertram2448 Love Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward
Men like Paul Newman are extremely incredible and refreshing.
Loved seeing them together. They were wonderful actors in their own rights, I loved all their movies what a treat to see them together on the show so cute and loving. 💜😍
The most beautiful man ever....
Classy show all the way around...a foreign time when stars were really amazing in appearance and the way they were more mature about things.
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@@harrygeorge3220 hello doing ok so far today and you?
@@kathypellette2509 I'm Good Thanks for asking
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I love these uploads. Thank you!
Anderea Vaughan You're very welcome-- I'm glad you enjoy them!
+What's My Line? Any idea where I can find this version of Toy Trumpet?
Mark Stewart No, I don't know the specific recording that was used here, sorry. I've always been a bit puzzled as to why they ever used "The Toy Trumpet", since 99% of the time they used the same closing theme, "Roller Coaster". There's just a handful of shows that use "The Toy Trumpet". Very odd.
It was so nice to have a relatively long interview with the mystery guests afterward...and particularly nice that it was Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward. I suppose we got lucky in that time was tight for a fourth contestant combined with the popularity of the mystery guests, but it's been rare to have so much time at the end.
Loved them❤️❤️. Both GREAT Actors. Legends! One of my most respected couple in Hollywood!
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Thank you, this brings back memories. My grandmother watched this show when I visited her as a kid.
Love Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward
We all know Paul Newman is otherworldly handsome man. But I also believe Joanne Woodward was an exquisite beauty as well.
And Joanne was a very sexy lady (hope that's not politically incorrect) too. Her and Paul's chemistry with each other was off the charts. And they were both such fine actors! Loved them both.
This just makes me cry because I love Paul Newman’s work
Joanne Woodward is still here in 2024. God Bless Her!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I have no words for him just perfection
Too much staging in the questions and comments by the Newman’s
I thoroughly enjoy these videos.
Rest in powerful peace Paul Newman 🙏
26 January 1925 ~
26 September 2008⚘
I love these! I could have seen the original. Not sure if I could have understood it all, but I do remember growing up with it eventually. And then I looked them up, and they were married for >50 years! Today that's a miracle. Yes, they had previous relationships, but once you are together, and you can do that many years - wow! Loved this program.
I just want to thank them for setting an example of being a loving couple.
Yet what u don't see is Newman disclosing his affair
@@lastnamefirst4035: I think someone is obsessed about Newman's alleged affair.
@@accomplice55 I think this isn't the first time someone's world was rocked when told the truth about his infidelities which included- better have your smelling salts ready- men. Judge all you like; it's a free country. Well... used to be.
Mr.Daley was the consumate gentleman . Always a class act.
What a wonderful couple they were,, truly in love.
Dear What's My Line? Thank you for these amazing uploads. I've been enjoying them for several weeks. I was born in the 1960s and grew up watching all of the celebrity guests in the movies, on Broadway and on TV. Such a treat and so generous of you and your time. I love the show's elegance and cordiality of a time past (back in my day we DRESSED to go to Broadway then dinner at Howard Johnson's) and appreciate how you replicate that here with how clearly you moderate. A pleasure to visit this channel.
Gina Greenlee Thank you so much for the very thoughtful and kind comment, Gina. It means a lot. :)
People were nicer then.
Dressed to go to howard Johnson's?
Love these old shows Thanks!
One of the kindest posts of gratitude that I've seen. (And well deserved). I applaud Gina Greenlee.
A beautiful couple who just happened to act, rather than actors who happened to be married. There for each other and devoted. I had that once, for a dozen years. Not fifty years like these two, but I know I was lucky to have had it at all.
Paul Newman And Joanne Woodward look amazing. What a beautiful couple .
I just noticed it in most of the episodes. I think it became Arlene's mannerism to touch that heart pendant in her neck whenever she asked questions. 💓 She's lovely. 💓
Those were truly the good old days. Here they are young and beautiful and now, well ...that makes me sad.
This was a most excellent show. Thanks for the upload!
One of my favorite movies is FROM THE TERRACE, starring Paul Newman and Joanne .
He was just wonderful!
Joanne Woodward REMAINS one of my favorite actors, and I’m OLD! When I was a teen I considered her plain but it’s completely evident how very beautiful she is.
Much better time in America. Classy folks the both them !
I had just had my 8th birthday when this episode aired. My family watched this show regularly as well as To Tell the Truth.
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