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I've seen Tom shut down Charlie's silly comments at least twice now, and Charlie quickly changes the subject like the adept interviewer who can't be unsettled.
Certainly his most powerful novel. I hope the film is good. Red Storm Rising is also a favorite, as is Cardinal of the Kremlin. Clancy sure did his homework, and he was very adept at keeping the story rolling while imparting an incredible amount of technical information. He was a brilliant communicator. Solid writer.
Kid's these days have no idea who this guy is except for the name on the cover of the game that they play. Don't get me wrong i love me some Tom Clancy games. It's unreal to see that his name became just a brand, stamped on the cover next to the price tag. I like his success story as a writer, but i also enjoy the trash talk about his actual writing style. Also the fact that he was JUST a normal guy before the break of The Hunt for Red October, then his rise to fame and fortune began. These interviews are interesting and he proved early on that you can gain success in genre fiction if you can just come up with the right story at the right time. Or just get 'Lucky' as he has said previously.
Actually it is factually more correct to state that kids these days read more. That's just undeniable. We have more time for luxuries then any other generation.
@@SPiderman-rh2zk That's because there is more accessibility to more variety. Who cares if they don't know who he was. I have my own that you wouldn't know of. I don't think your dumb or its a problem.
ALL HOPE IS NOT LOST!!!I read "Red Storm Rising" when I was 11 years old as my first serous novel. it was gifted to me by my grandfather. I'm now 35 and my 13 year Old daughter ( who wants to fill her dad's boots and join the army), and I, have started reading it together as her first serous novel. we have been using a world map in her room to map out some of the senerios in the book to help her understand it... just like my grandpa and I did when I was a kid. Myself and my daughter are highly functional aspies (type of high functioning autism, that also makes us super smart) so to be fair we might be an exception
Around 1970 or so, Thomas Noguchi, chief medical examiner and head County Coroner for the City of Los Angeles, suggested that LA emergency services study, and come up with a plan to deal with, a terrorist crashing a passenger jet into a crowded football stadium. No one took him seriously at that time.
Hunt for Red October, Red Storm Rising, Clear and Present Danger, Sum of all Fears, Debt of Honor, Executive Orders, The Bear and the Dragon, Teeth of the Tiger are some of my favorite fiction by this man, would recommend
It's amazing how your view point changes over time. Although I think I have been consistent, I see stuff like this and realize how much I have changed.
Dale Brown wrote a novel called ( Storming heaven) Same year as ( Debt of honor) Weird that Clancy or rose didn't mentioned it. Clancy wasn't the only one that wrote about terrorists flying planes as missiles Debt of honor was an awesome read
1:556:2011:1118:2020:02 Shut up Charlie. This happens when you are known as a great interviewer, and you interview as a fan because you adore your subject. Like Charlie, we start trying to finish thoughts and interrupting.
Many years later, I remain affirmed that my emulation of Mr Clancy’s attitude of refusing to suffer fools, (looking at you Mr Rose) was one of my better life choices.
I wonder how he'd feel today. Previously saying we'd spread democracy around the world and it's the best system. I agree, it is. But I wonder if he underestimated how fragile it is. So many places are moving toward authoritarianism now. So is this country. Our own democracy is hanging by a thread.
Lol the French do seem to have a love/hate relationship with the US. But in the end, it feels like the US, Britain, and France will always be roughly on the same page.
The sane world began to leave us around 2008. I watched it progress from the early 90s. Obama, cellphones, and social media were a triple whammy that we are still reeling from in countless ways.
WTF are you talking about? His later books struggle because he was obviously loosing interest in writing the Ryan books. He realized his legacy was being turned into a soulless cash grab of corporations riding on his name.
@@strikerlynx8686 ubisoft did alot of his early work justice with the early games. They weren't the problem considering the amount of work in film/television/gaming Several great titles from ubisoft, compared the shit show that EA and Activision did to later ghost recon games ubisoft only did part of the design of later titles and theres alot of people to blame And before his death years before he was actually happy with the early Ghost Recon games, he did not game himself obviously but he was supportive of it, he had input and acknowledged the projects before his passing after 2006
@@Lonewolf6565 most of those cash grabs he was supportive of up till his passing. He liked money too lol Film/literature/TV/gaming - all big Industries and he was supporting as well as acknowledging his "brand" as a multimedia franchise he even went as far as to say quote "it's both art and entertainment and I always liked the idea of exploring and venturing into new territories" So obviously we can't speak for him anything that's been done after his passing but during his life he realized the value of multi media entertainment and how both gaming and films can expand on something not possible in a book you realize he spoke at Loyola university about tech and advances in the industry and its relation to his work (and that was 14 years ago).
@@strikerlynx8686 no ubisoft isn't a big example considering he supported 4 of their projects lolol and further more the same with mel Gibson's IMAGE productions in filming same with Spielbergs production studio. He liked several projects
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"Well The Japanese did it in 1944, 45"
Fuckin' wise-ass LMAO
I really miss Mr. Clancy...passed way too early/young...
I've seen Tom shut down Charlie's silly comments at least twice now, and Charlie quickly changes the subject like the adept interviewer who can't be unsettled.
More people need to see this interview today.
Agreed...
@@rjl7655 We can only help spread the word.
Without remorse. Hands down his best work in my opinion. Mr Clark rules
Certainly his most powerful novel. I hope the film is good. Red Storm Rising is also a favorite, as is Cardinal of the Kremlin. Clancy sure did his homework, and he was very adept at keeping the story rolling while imparting an incredible amount of technical information. He was a brilliant communicator. Solid writer.
@@angusorvid8840 one of the best presidents that never was, he really should have run to office
Personally I think The Sum of All Fears takes that honor. Without Remorse is outstanding in its own right however.
We need this man back these days. End of an era sadly
One of the great minds of our time, truly under appreciated.
Kid's these days have no idea who this guy is except for the name on the cover of the game that they play.
Don't get me wrong i love me some Tom Clancy games. It's unreal to see that his name became just a brand, stamped on the cover next to the price tag. I like his success story as a writer, but i also enjoy the trash talk about his actual writing style. Also the fact that he was JUST a normal guy before the break of The Hunt for Red October, then his rise to fame and fortune began.
These interviews are interesting and he proved early on that you can gain success in genre fiction if you can just come up with the right story at the right time. Or just get 'Lucky' as he has said previously.
Actually it is factually more correct to state that kids these days read more. That's just undeniable. We have more time for luxuries then any other generation.
@@nickmyers3065 This is true, yet still, so many people don't know who Tom Clancy was.
@@SPiderman-rh2zk That's because there is more accessibility to more variety.
Who cares if they don't know who he was. I have my own that you wouldn't know of. I don't think your dumb or its a problem.
Well atleast his name is on a video game cover. If it werent for that, I wouldn't be on this video wanting to know more about him. 🤷♂️
ALL HOPE IS NOT LOST!!!I read "Red Storm Rising" when I was 11 years old as my first serous novel. it was gifted to me by my grandfather. I'm now 35 and my 13 year Old daughter ( who wants to fill her dad's boots and join the army), and I, have started reading it together as her first serous novel.
we have been using a world map in her room to map out some of the senerios in the book to help her understand it... just like my grandpa and I did when I was a kid.
Myself and my daughter are highly functional aspies (type of high functioning autism, that also makes us super smart)
so to be fair we might be an exception
Around 1970 or so, Thomas Noguchi, chief medical examiner and head County Coroner for the City of Los Angeles, suggested that LA emergency services study, and come up with a plan to deal with, a terrorist crashing a passenger jet into a crowded football stadium.
No one took him seriously at that time.
I remember being very excited when he would release a new book,and digesting his novel at the end, rest in peace
Hunt for Red October, Red Storm Rising, Clear and Present Danger, Sum of all Fears, Debt of Honor, Executive Orders, The Bear and the Dragon, Teeth of the Tiger are some of my favorite fiction by this man, would recommend
It's amazing how your view point changes over time. Although I think I have been consistent, I see stuff like this and realize how much I have changed.
To be honest, when reading rainbow six I was very underwhelmed But red October Was the greatest thing I’ve ever read
Too bad the smart guys with big ideas have to die. Miss you Tom.🇺🇸
I'm a Clancy fan however his statement regarding Iraq that "We Won" has not aged well. Nor the prospect of a democracy there.
This channel is like a dark market for knowledge, damn the internet is the dark market for knowledge.The best thing in the world.
Dale Brown wrote a novel called ( Storming heaven)
Same year as ( Debt of honor)
Weird that Clancy or rose didn't mentioned it.
Clancy wasn't the only one that wrote about terrorists flying planes as missiles
Debt of honor was an awesome read
Both are History - Rose by Self Extinction - Clancy lives post hume...
charlie rose manages to ask silly questions
With a guy like Clark you can't ask the good questions cause he will lie by omission or say "I can't tell you".
1:55 6:20 11:11 18:20 20:02 Shut up Charlie. This happens when you are known as a great interviewer, and you interview as a fan because you adore your subject. Like Charlie, we start trying to finish thoughts and interrupting.
Rose very quick to shift Clancy's comments every time Clancy gets too close to Rose's political home. Good interview though.
So many years ago and still holids.
What he was saying flies real fast was the official ufo sporting flying threw the ocean
He really favors John Wayne in the opening shots.
@7:23 "how do you go about it so it looks like everyone died of natural causes" "That's the clever part"
Where is tom clancy in 2023
Tom, very sensible guy 👦he looks similar to John Wayne ...my brother Tom, and I get along pretty well ...were both Capricorns ♑
John goodman
Many years later, I remain affirmed that my emulation of Mr Clancy’s attitude of refusing to suffer fools, (looking at you Mr Rose) was one of my better life choices.
Mr Clancy used to write for fools Jason. He has a Jesuit education & knows he must suffer fools. Look it up in the bible.
You should really mention who this interviewer is, maybe, anywhere in the caption or description of the video?
rip sir...
6:18 🤣🤣🤣 that aged like milk
I wonder how he'd feel today. Previously saying we'd spread democracy around the world and it's the best system. I agree, it is. But I wonder if he underestimated how fragile it is. So many places are moving toward authoritarianism now. So is this country. Our own democracy is hanging by a thread.
"Our democracy?"
Or are you upset that people question what are considered "elections" today?
You fight terrorists the same way they fight but you do it 10x worst they can.
Lol the French do seem to have a love/hate relationship with the US. But in the end, it feels like the US, Britain, and France will always be roughly on the same page.
18:38-18:52. Thank you sir. To their face! In real time. But he doesn't have to shout or have a tantrum. Just says it and moves on.
this interviewer is great
Then yah wonder why Tom had a early death.
6:30 LOL 😂
The sane world began to leave us around 2008. I watched it progress from the early 90s. Obama, cellphones, and social media were a triple whammy that we are still reeling from in countless ways.
9:33 and yet they're creating more mess :/
How does a guy with no military background come up with military thrillers?
A desire to learn coupled with the freedom of information act.
Those comments on Collin Powell didn’t age great
The Teeth of the Tiger was began his spiral downward, I think when he realized Murica didn't win shit made it worse
WTF are you talking about? His later books struggle because he was obviously loosing interest in writing the Ryan books. He realized his legacy was being turned into a soulless cash grab of corporations riding on his name.
@@strikerlynx8686 ubisoft did alot of his early work justice with the early games. They weren't the problem considering the amount of work in film/television/gaming
Several great titles from ubisoft, compared the shit show that EA and Activision did to later ghost recon games ubisoft only did part of the design of later titles and theres alot of people to blame
And before his death years before he was actually happy with the early Ghost Recon games, he did not game himself obviously but he was supportive of it, he had input and acknowledged the projects before his passing after 2006
@@Lonewolf6565 most of those cash grabs he was supportive of up till his passing.
He liked money too lol
Film/literature/TV/gaming - all big Industries and he was supporting as well as acknowledging his "brand" as a multimedia franchise he even went as far as to say quote "it's both art and entertainment and I always liked the idea of exploring and venturing into new territories"
So obviously we can't speak for him anything that's been done after his passing but during his life he realized the value of multi media entertainment and how both gaming and films can expand on something not possible in a book you realize he spoke at Loyola university about tech and advances in the industry and its relation to his work (and that was 14 years ago).
@@strikerlynx8686 no ubisoft isn't a big example considering he supported 4 of their projects lolol and further more the same with mel Gibson's IMAGE productions in filming same with Spielbergs production studio. He liked several projects
@@Itzsfo0 he wasn't supportive. He pretty much sold use of his name outright to Ubisoft and didn't have a lot of control.
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I was hoping to watch a Clancy interview, but I cannot watch this Charlie Rose clownery.
interviewer is so cliché fake and phony i actually lost interest what little amount of time i could listen