All Star Tribute To Elizabeth Taylor (1977 TV Special)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 เม.ย. 2023
- Starring: Robert Blake, Debbie Boone , Tom Drake, Henry Fonda, Frank Gorchin, Monty Hall, Bob Hope, Rock Hudson, Jimmy Lydon, Roddy McDowall, Paul Newman, Carrol O'Connor, Dan Rowan, Dick Martin, John Wayne
With the Nelson Riddle Orchestra
Those legends are gone. We missed them all. The glory of cinema. ❤️
I met her in 1991 at the Galleria Mall. She was a total class act. RIP beautiful lady.
What a glorious time. I watched all of these gems when I was child with my grand parents. It's like old home week to me.
Oh wow .... the gorgeous Paul Newman, Rock Hudson, John Ritter, and Betty White ... loved them all.
Those were the days
Elizabeth Taylor was a REAL actress with incredible talents for Decades!
This is a panarama of famous, beautiful, and super talented in a golden era. Love getting to see so many at one time.
Love her. ❤ Rest in peace, Elizabeth.
The older woman sitting at Taylor's table is her mother, Sara Taylor.
Where are the real stars, who shine through their regal and mesmerizing presence and elegance? ! Gone!
Only 2 years later John Wayne was gone and after he died the rest followed year after year. Very few of those shown in this film are still with us.
I had forgotten just how handsome Paul Newman was. Geez!
I had also forgotten how cheezy Debbie Boone was.
I miss those days. I grew up watching those guys.
Me too!
dianabays5484: YES! ,especially his magnificent blue eyes!!! 🤩 😍 I Love him! ♥️
Paul was gorgeous, and he stayed gorgeous too.
Cheezy people who come from cheezy families have no choice but to be cheezy.
I miss those days too.
So many of these great Celebrities have since passed; so sad but this is Life. National Velvet, Giant, and Splendor in the Grass were my favorites.
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Splendor in the grass was Natalie Wood...
John Travolta is still alive...
It’s sad to see all these actors and actresses that have passed away over the years as a older adult now it’s sad they are all gone
A lot of great performers in this that are no longer with us. 💜
Yes! Amazing. Lots of them, those certainly were 'the days'!
I'm so glad these are finally showing up here. These were wonderful evenings. Would love to see the John Wayne and Jimmy Stewart ones.
I'm in tears, and being 70 now, these are actors and actresses that I adored as a child. If only Bob Hope was on this tribute, it would have made my day! Thank you for sharing this Tribute with us!
Belinda, Bob Hope IS there!
@@johndalton3180 I know that Bob Hope was there, I just wish the roast was about him, so we could hear more of him. How I adored him, and still do!
He was there.
@belindatrimarchi7591 Oh, okay.
Actually. Bob hope was an arrogant person.
All have passed but what an honor for her then
All the great star's are gone?!! No one compare's to this today nobody's left!!! How dad. Thank's for posting these great show's, we really appreciate it!!!! ❤❤❤...🌹🌹🌹🌹...👏👏👏👏👏!!!!!
The Hollywood studio system created those stars and their careers. They didn't "create" themselves in any way.
@@yvonneplant9434 Still better and classier than today's 'so called ' movie stars'.
@@Melinda8162 Yes. Agree.
did you mean 'How dad'? Curious! Or maybe you mean 'How sad'.
I think some may be in their 70s-90s bit beyond still, just can't think of any right now. A nice era, I agree and much appreciated by myself as-well. R. uk International.
@@Dreamskater100 Yes, how sad!!
Elizabeth is such a sweet and loving lady. Richard Burton told a story- he was being interviewed in their London hotel suite. The journalists tried to be subtle but they were looking for Elizabeth. He finally told them - she and 2 of the hotel doormen were in a nearby pub throwing darts.
That was Liz. What a broad!
I enjoyed this much more than I thought I would. So many memories of fan worship when I was a kid and would thumb the pages of Rona Barrett's Hollywood magazine. Liz looked great in her Halston. Good mix of TV & movie celebs.
Lovely to see the March sisters reunited
Love, love, love this time capsule. Lots of folks one wouldn't expect at something so cheesy.
Right? It's kind of an interesting dichotomy: the actors of that era were true stars, with a kind of class and presence rarely seen today. Yet many of the shows and production numbers they were in, and the jokes/dialogue they were forced to utter, were almost laughably bad by current standards. Still makes for fun viewing though.
@@ericholck3914 Laughably bad by any standards, even those back then. These All Star Tributes, while not as truly awful as the Dean Martin roasts, were tacky, not remotely funny.
They all played their "public roles" so perfectly back then. Still fun to watch those old shows. But those people were always acting. Make no mistake, lol.
@@Apollo_Blaze If you watch today's politicians, you realize that good, believable acting isn't something everyone can do. It's an art, requires talent, and working at it.
Como dicen ahí ya tenía unos kilos de más pero se veía hermosa así tal cual esta ahí me caso con ella, hermosa, mujer, me imagino una mirada de Elizabeth Taylor con sus ojos color violeta es para derretirse, i love you for ever!!!
So great to see this! Thank you for uploading!
A real English rose. In her day she was definitely the most beautiful woman in the world. Shalom and RIP Elizabeth.
Not quite, Audrey Hepburn, Leslie Caron, Sophia Loren.
RAQUEL WELCH AND ANN MARGRET
No chance
@@frankgonzalezofficial3010PERFECT FEATURES AND THOSE BEAUTIFUL VIOLET EYES! ONLY ONE ELIZABETH! 💜
She was a true beauty and I agree.
Paul Newman gave me a Budweiser at this event. (He was a favorite of mine, so I was pretty stoked!) Every famous American actor seemed to be there, from John Wayne to John Ritter. (John R was on the sitcom Three's Company -- he was loose and really funny.)
What was I doing there?? Parking the cars of the stars! (...while in college.)
My all time favorite 💕💐 The Sand Piper still thrills me
So many I ons of the greatest movies of the most wonderful times to be alive. Again the opportunity to see the greatest stars along with a purpose with the most worthy cause today our children. Those at the times when times were hard for the children challenged. Today all our children are challenged with the ones Elizabeth Taylor stood up for when they could not do so. It was a joy to see all my heros who have helped to laugh cry and feel joy laugh and go forward with help like Elizabeth. Thank you.
26:25 Miss Woodward does not look too thrilled.
😅😅😅😅
Thank you for uploading this again! Disappeared from youtube for a while xx
I wonder if this was the beginning of Elizabeth's unhappiness that she described in her interviews. This is when she started to gain weight. She said she was miserable. This is when we didn't know much about celebs as we do now.
Yes! I was thinking exactly the same thing! It started the second Debbie Boone started singing that song.
It looks it .
Bad move to marry that typucal politicians that was a terrible fit!
@@UKindness4 but she said she was a “ Content Woman from Virginia “ . She didn’t look well.
Yes, she became very depressed married with John Warner. I think it may have been a political move on his part. Anyway, I spent time with them in Washigton D. C. In the madhouse political arena when he was running for Senator. Ms. Taylor was so nice to me. Told me I had a beautiful voice and don't ever give up singing. Also, told me how treacherous the business is. She was so wonderful. She took me under her wing during this time. The luncheons the dinners, she insisted I sit by her. What a beautiful lady! Her eyes were that beautiful violet. 💜🌹
Nearly all the stars have gone. We still have Streisand, Loren, but not many more.
Pat and Debbie Boone are still here
@@steverector6850DEBBIE BOONE SANG HER SONG WITH SUCH BEAUTY AND PERFECTION! THE BEST I HAVE EVER HEARD HER SING. ALL FOR ELIZABETH!
Sad
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These types of shows were very popular in the 70s.
The late "Baretta" star Bob Blake, "Let's Make A Deal" host Monty Hall, actors John Wayne & Dick Van Patten saluting the late Liz Taylor.
Our society degraded so much ,such a shame
Absolutely
Dang, Debbie Boone bringin the house down. I never knew she had all that.
She was my mothers favorite actress.
She was not happy with Warner
how hollywood loves to celebrates hollywood.
Elizabeth was only 45 years old here her! Wow!
She looks alright a day after Studio 54
Introduced by John Wayne.
Announced by John Harlan.
One thing I learned from the newest bio about Taylor was that she was kinda close to John Wayne.
He went to see her when she was recovering from that deadly pneumonia in London in 1961.
Mr Richard Burton L Adorait eh d Ailleurs c est sa femme non il lui offrait des bijoux diamands c est un couple merveilleux et a l époque je suis passionné par le cinéma Américain enfin c était la belle époque 70 merci mon dieu nous continuons de vivre hhhhhet longue vie pour tous les acteurs actrices de la planète eh oui. adios
Muito bom !!❤
Simple Elegant and Beautiful they were all stars and yet nobody needed to fight for the spot light. No o e was sued nor shot and im sure the scandals were far far less ...Are these days really gone ?
So very very true!
14:04 Cheryl Ladd is going : "Oh my God this guy is f***ing NUTS! ". LOL
Beautiful woman inside and out, RIP
John Wayne was a lovely man.
🤢🤮
He was a racist.
@@maximilian2974 oh, why is that old wise one?
@@maximilian2974 Never interested in his politics. Each to their own.
@@maximilian2974John Ford his director of most of his films was a liberal and he said positive things about John Wayne
Check out a film called Ash Wednesday. It was Elizabeth and Henry Fonda. Made in the 70s.
Love Elizabeth Taylor, she was beautiful and classy
Anymore specials please please
Dead, dead, dead....... Such memories!
Gen X Y Z or whatever they are called think Marilyn Monroe is the most beautiful, but they never saw Ms Tayolr in the Blue Velvet movie > thats when I noticed her eyes were Violet and I was hypnotized!
These were the days today is awful
I agree.
0:00- 1:45 Is the opening Ariel shot of film studio lots? Where about's? Thanks.
It's really nice with the music, Nelson Riddle Orchestra opening credits & Rock Hudson & everyone to the stage & venue. I love these openings & programmes of the past.
She was not Happy during this time in her life.
SHE CLEARLY MISSED RICHARD
😍🥰❤❤
Pretty much the low point of her life.
I met her and sang for John Warners campaign at this time. She was so sweet to me. She became like a mother to me. Took me under her wing. Dropped some great jewels of advice for me. I was very young. Protecting me during this time. She was depressed with John Warner. She re-invented herself aster getting out of that.
Those were days my friends never will be again lam glad i was here to see them what life she had thanks what you did for the fright against aids forever dame elizabeth taylor.❤❤ 38:44
We sat right beside Liz and Dick at the hotel when they were in Toronto. Then twice more at the one eye
At the one eye centre when he acted in Camelot.
At the theatre when he acted in Hamlet!
An extremely mixed bag of talent in one room amazing❤.
Then at the theatre when he was there for Hamlet Helen Faichney
Sorry to say it but I think this is a bit excruciating
Her blood type is Ragu!
She was a great actress but if you have ever seen Virginia Wolfe,i really feel it portrayed her true character. She admits that she really enjoyed fighting with richard burton. I love to study iconic figures. The biggest stunt she ever pulled was marrying larry Furtinsky. A blue collar drunk! And she actually took his last name!!😢😅😂
What a beautiful jewish lady of her era.
John Wayne hosts
Senza Richard che tristezza 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😮
Wow I didn't know that she was married to Virginia's Senator who was also married to Debbie Reynolds who I was lucky to meet them growing up in Roanoke Virginia.
Wow...99% of the people in this show are dead...except for Debbie Boone
Remember Darlings. . .Alway Look Into The Camera
I y Allan...
Stars were very talented with class in the old days …. Today, A lot of Stars are cowards, lower class , less talent and some has no talent at all ( those are from reality TV), and trashy …. even fighting….
Bob Hope. "Just to the LEFT of John Wayne....That is very funny. It was a reference to the row that broke out in the 1950s over members of the U.S. Communist party that were blacklisted. Wayne was a RIGHT wing Republican and president of the committee on America values...or some such name. A lot of those people in the audience with Liz Taylor suffered because of Wayne. Very droll. Very funny.😊
who is this man next to her not john wayne but the other man
очень скромная она
What music is it when the actors sing while sitting with Liz? Min 38:40
O CÚMULO do brega. Mas os anos 70 foram assim. E como amávamos os EUA dessa época !….Mesmo se o black power ainda era marginal.
Elizabeth’s husband is so uncomfortable
Liz and Rock together. So poignant! Her marriage with John Warner didn't last very long, but her friendship with Rock extended well beyond his death.
Still makes me sick to see John Werner!!
Why
You mean 'Warner'? The senator she was married to then?
Wasn't he married to Bunny Melon's daughter.
Great fun with great entertainers. Monte Hall referring to "homes for the retarded" would be verboten today. Along with lots of other highly humorous quips and asides. But then, times were different. And a hell of a lot less politically correct.
Frank Gorshin. Hahaaaa
Most of all these actors are gone 💀💀💀 Now?
Meu DEUS
ESTÃO TODOS MORTOS 💀
she was the senators wife then and was overweight
No words.Blessed is what we are.🌹 👠. 👠. 💋
Wow, this show was one big promotional commercial!
A commercial for what?
@@Ann-st8etSears
She was truly a home-wrecker!!!
What group.of Hams ... And every last one of them is in that big cloud in the sky well most of them anyway
En français s v p
I was 15. Back then? 😁
Monte Hall, you can’t say retarded any more. I muted Debbie Boone’s song, remember Johnny Carson making fun of her, the song was #1 on the charts way too long. I was in College year 1977, no money to go out so watched tv shows like this, at home.
I HATED THAT SONG, IT BECAME A JOKE IN THE '70'S. PLAYED WAY TOO MUCH, PEOPLE WERE SICK OF IT!
BUT, YOU SHOULD GO BACK AND LISTEN TO THIS PARTICULAR PERFORMANCE. SHE SUNG IT WITH SUCH PERFECTION, IT WAS ACTUALLY BEAUTIFUL! ⚘
@@hrhPrisCkatI liked it and still do!
Elizabeth sounds a little drunk
Nowadays ,they took all the fun of life trading it with vulgarity and cheap humor
I grew up with these celebs; in retrospect, most were as phoney, self-centered, egotistical as tdy's Hollywood celebs.
@lavenberry :: Does the time-sequence matter that much ?
E.T. has had a wonderful life ( ups and downs, like everyone ). What is disappointing about her, if I may write, is the self-indulgence :: too many parties ; staying up late ; too many husbands ; not enough self-reflection and definitely too much booze ! ; the latter is the real reason she lost the great balance of her looks. Alcohol destructs the face's appearance ... she looks like a drinker.
It was her life. My opinion means nothing as she must have had a hard head after years in films ... in Hollywood ; however, when God/Nature has gifted you very, very, generously ... you have an obligation to respect the gift ... E. T. did not respect the Gods !
Debby Boone was pathetic! Never did anything good again!