Thanks! Haven't seen this since 84, and have always remembered his very memorable, very hesitant reply to Dave's question, 'DRUGS'. Also, very good & scary in Big Love.
I'm an Australian and I certainly knew who Harry Dean Stanton was. He was one really talented character actors. He died 15th September 2017, aged 91. Sometimes in the movie credits he would be noted as Harry Dean Stanton and other times Dean Stanton. He made an impression on me.
Don't care what anyone says Letterman is was/is king of the talk shows. A legend interviewing a legend. Harry comes off so sweet here. Such a great talent and character. Happy 90th Birthday Harry!
"Ya know. People used to just die. ya know? They just died." He never said that but I can hear him saying it lol..... I love the way Harry Dean talked. He was the most amazing. Top 10 actor of all time easy for me. He has been my hero since i was a little kid and I'm 45 now
Harry Dean Stanton is great, a warm and lovable man, but was there really no conversation about his work in Paris, Texas, other than that silly photo mix-up, or is the interview clip edited? Stanton played that role so beautifully. It’s a pity not seizing the opportunity to hear him talk about that.
This is another example of why Dave was ten times cooler than Johnny: HDS had never been invited on a talk show before??? One reason Harry seems so "nervous" is because there was absolutely NOTHING phony or "Hollywood" about him. Sean Penn wishes he was HDS. Don't just watch Repo Man (an insanely underrated movie.) Rent the DVD and watch the interviews, including the one with Harry.
I have the NBC repeat from 30 September 1985 (IIRC) somewhere in my tapes- believe it was the 12:30 repeat when new episode was at 11:30 after Carson anniversary show
The 12:30 repeat that aired on 30 September (after, you're correct, the 11:30 new show due to Carson's prime time anniversary special) was from May 16, 1985, the final L.A. show with Carson as guest, plus Lee Marvin and L.A. Mayor Tom Bradley.
Not a diss- by any measure, Don- I truly appreciate your service to this- just recalled it was a Monday repeat at some point in '85 and was incorrect- I always think of Monday September 30 , 1985 as the day Howard Stern got let go from WNBC
It's ironic that Vincent Canby mixed up HDS with Michael Higgins, as Higgins played a Bud-like character in the 1970 film Wanda: th-cam.com/video/Rf1fQuAZjVg/w-d-xo.html
Weirdly, the man himself wasn't all that interesting. He partied with Nicholson a lot, had a good face for movies, and that was about it. No spouse, no kids and in the end couldn't give a shit about himself or what he left behind.
He apparently was lots of fun, just was a leading man twice & that was his first interview or did you miss that? Had many great times, but he had more spiritual views of being in the present moment & remaining unattached to possessions & people. He never saw himself being a Southern Baptist family man like his brothers. But I see he dearly loved people. Not a perfect human being, but a lovely heart. He ,eft memories & kindnesses done to others behind, like when he went to Hawaii to play music with Willie Nelson, but he wouldn’t tell you that!
Thanks! Haven't seen this since 84, and have always remembered his very memorable, very hesitant reply to Dave's question, 'DRUGS'. Also, very good & scary in Big Love.
We love you and we’ll
miss you, Harry.
“It was just a joke.” Delivered in the best comedic straight man voice ever. Miss you Harry.
I'm an Australian and I certainly knew who Harry Dean Stanton was. He was one really talented character actors. He died 15th September 2017, aged 91. Sometimes in the movie credits he would be noted as Harry Dean Stanton and other times Dean Stanton. He made an impression on me.
Don't care what anyone says Letterman is was/is king of the talk shows. A legend interviewing a legend. Harry comes off so sweet here. Such a great talent and character. Happy 90th Birthday Harry!
He’s awful!!! If you can’t put your guests at ease what sort of interviewer are you?!
@@robertloader9826 And yet here we all are, very interested in this clip.
@@naysayer1238 I’m here for Harry, not Letterman.
"You seem a little tense...."I was sure he was going to come back with "Repo man's always intense!"RIP Harry
Happy Birthday Harry Dean Stanton, 90 years young!
Rest in peace, cool cat. love, Brett Butler
Paris Texas is amazing, possibly the best movie ever made especially for the scene
Andrew Blanton - I knew these people...
Ronald H ...these two people
Cannot wait to see Lucky. Paris Texas is one of my favorite movies ever. RIP. 😢
"Ya know. People used to just die. ya know? They just died." He never said that but I can hear him saying it lol.....
I love the way Harry Dean talked. He was the most amazing. Top 10 actor of all time easy for me. He has been my hero since i was a little kid and I'm 45 now
Damnit, I just don't know how HDS died and it took me two weeks to find out. He is one of the unsung greats.
Poor Harry, he was nervous but he stole the show ! Great actor
Harry Dean Stanton is an amazing actor
Awesome blast from the past !!! Talented actor and funny interview, loved Twin Peaks and Repo Man rules to this day. God bless you HDS and rip.
Find peace and love in the next go-round Harry. RIP.
RIP.actor Harry Dean Stanton
dies at 91. (July 14, 1926 - Sept.15,2017) ./
Harry Dean Stanton is great, a warm and lovable man, but was there really no conversation about his work in Paris, Texas, other than that silly photo mix-up, or is the interview clip edited? Stanton played that role so beautifully. It’s a pity not seizing the opportunity to hear him talk about that.
When he says Dave is loveable.... It's adorable. What a dream.
Paris, Texas...greatest movie ever made.
indeed, agree.
It's a very good film.
A perfect movie.
One of the most boring films ever made.
@@michaelgordonsaxophoneyou must've had the wrong expectations going into the film
One brilliant actor who has never received enough credit except from David Lynch.
RIP HARRY & THANKS 4 THE MEMORIES MAN 💖 ✌ X X X
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Great character actor.
He,s just great
funny,modestly doesnt mention Cool Hand Luke where he even sang songs at the prison. Harry was totally awesome as Bud in Repo man.
Brain from Escape from New York, Jack (Andie’s father) Pretty in Pink, Mr. Eckert from Red Dawn and Detective Rudolph Junkins from Christine.
RIP you legend
I guess the overlap between Ween and HDS fans is very large
This is another example of why Dave was ten times cooler than Johnny: HDS had never been invited on a talk show before??? One reason Harry seems so "nervous" is because there was absolutely NOTHING phony or "Hollywood" about him. Sean Penn wishes he was HDS. Don't just watch Repo Man (an insanely underrated movie.) Rent the DVD and watch the interviews, including the one with Harry.
Sean Penn wishes he was Mickey Rourke
He is very good ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤💐
He was great in everything, especially Dillinger 1973.
God rest his soul
RIP Harry Dean Stanton....
I have the NBC repeat from 30 September 1985 (IIRC) somewhere in my tapes- believe it was the 12:30 repeat when new episode was at 11:30 after Carson anniversary show
The 12:30 repeat that aired on 30 September (after, you're correct, the 11:30 new show due to Carson's prime time anniversary special) was from May 16, 1985, the final L.A. show with Carson as guest, plus Lee Marvin and L.A. Mayor Tom Bradley.
I threw the IIRC in- knew the Clayderman/Stanton show was a Monday repeat in '85? I think- have it with the repeat scroll they used at time
Right - it reaired on Monday, October 7, 1985.
Keep in mind that I'm relying on my database; you're going on memory, details I would have never remembered otherwise.
Not a diss- by any measure, Don- I truly appreciate your service to this- just recalled it was a Monday repeat at some point in '85 and was incorrect- I always think of Monday September 30 , 1985 as the day Howard Stern got let go from WNBC
St. Paul, The Last Temptation of Christ. RIP!
RIP Harry
I miss Harry, just do.
It's Toots from the Green Mile!
He looked like Billy Martin ( the manager, )
It's ironic that Vincent Canby mixed up HDS with Michael Higgins, as Higgins played a Bud-like character in the 1970 film Wanda:
th-cam.com/video/Rf1fQuAZjVg/w-d-xo.html
AVENGE ME !
This guy was quite a ladies man. Rebecca demornay was his lady in 1982.
El hermano gemelo de glenn tipton
Harry Dean struggled to recite The Repo Code ... he did not etch it into his brain!
It mighta been a year or more since he did that scene!
The Voidz
Those interviews are way too short to express anything meaningful.
Listen slower.
There’s ‘Harry Dean Stanton: Partly Fiction’
Paris Harry Dean Stanton Texas
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Учите английский, а то вам с пониманием иностранных видео кобзда
Hand me down my walking cane
"Uh... drugs"
😁
mr junkins
Weirdly, the man himself wasn't all that interesting. He partied with Nicholson a lot, had a good face for movies, and that was about it. No spouse, no kids and in the end couldn't give a shit about himself or what he left behind.
He apparently was lots of fun, just was a leading man twice & that was his first interview or did you miss that? Had many great times, but he had more spiritual views of being in the present moment & remaining unattached to possessions & people. He never saw himself being a Southern Baptist family man like his brothers. But I see he dearly loved people. Not a perfect human being, but a lovely heart. He ,eft memories & kindnesses done to others behind, like when he went to Hawaii to play music with Willie Nelson, but he wouldn’t tell you that!
He was friends with Brando, that's pretty interesting, who were u friends with? Ronald McDonald, ?
well, what is this all about? An ant trying to put down a lion, because it sleeps too much and doesn't contribute to the anthill?
Goddamned Rodriguez brothers!