Increadible archive with this short walk down a wonderful memory lane. Well done Esther.

Amo Esther Williams rainha das Piscina bela Sereia grande nadadora ótima atriz Belo filmes legais que ela fez 💙💚💜💙❤️💜❤️💜❤️💜❤️💜❤️💜❤️ maravilhosa e Bela atriz Esther Williams rainha das Piscina bela Sereia grande nadadora parabéns pelo vidio

A great lady. I spent lots of time watching her films. They were sheer escapism but so necessary go growing up. Thank you Esther for your contribution to the better things in life.

Esther Williams es mi musa inspiración en natación artistica.

She is a beautiful lady

She and Doris were pure class.

@GOLDENFLYWARRIOR

3 жыл бұрын

That was the image that Hollywood pushed yet as much as I really loved Esther she had a complicated life. I wish she had better taste in men though. I was surprised that she took LSD just like Cary Grant to get through issues in her life. Glad it helped her. She was an amazing athlete and gorgeous but she was as much a great actress out of the water as in the water.

@GOLDENFLYWARRIOR

3 жыл бұрын

Loved Doris Day and her passion for helping animals but her husband's sucked. Sad these women were so used by men. They should have had unconditional love and less men's ego holder them back with these types of men. Esther's second husband was PATHETIC.

@bethelle9099

Жыл бұрын

Their movies are the best medicine. They were both talented, through and through and I consider them both, national treasures!!!!! Yes, their taste in men, well....... At least Esther ended up with a good one, last time around. Hollywood has put out a lot of garbage but Doris and Esther films are pure gold!!!!

wonderful lady thankyou Esther

"When your shoes are Gucci you mean business." HAHAHAHAHA!! What a lady!

MARAVILLOSA ESTHER. ❤❤

When movie stars were real movie stars 🌟

There were plenty of heavy hints about Ben Gage's dark side in 1950s fan mags, and reports of their breakup were frequent whenever Esther was between pregnancies. She had done a good straight turn as a stalked school teacher in 'The Unguarded Moment' (1956). And she handled comedy well in 'Raw Wind in Eden' (1958) with Chandler. These were well budgeted efforts by big studios, and she looked gorgeous for a woman of almost 40 with three kids. There is no reason to doubt that she could have had a substantial second inning as an actress on terra firma, but her family life and Lamas's machismo discouraged it. She was one of the most beautiful and gifted female stars of the last 80 years. Only Hollywood snobbery about her origins and the light-hearted genre she invented have stopped her being talked about the way we talk about Astaire, Powell or Kelly as creative entertainers.

Hollywood legend !!

What a woman!

Amo atriz Esther Williams e os filmes dela.

The Narrator got Esther's first movie wrong. Esther's first movie was not "Love finds Andy Hardy". It was "Andy Hardy's Double Life"

@bigbearbound

8 жыл бұрын

+Old Hollywood Lover : I know that is what IMDb says was her first movie. However, she did make an uncredited appearance in "Love Finds Andy Hardy " (1938). You will find mention of it on page 277 of, "America's Film Legacy" . books.google.com/books?id=deq3xI8OmCkC&pg=PA277&lpg=PA277&dq=esther+williams+love+finds+andy+hardy&source=bl&ots=cYbkPdbwg2&sig=VuxaVe1wvDhSnRxL_D9BA4JplA0&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwic5Oifu6PKAhVG5GMKHQTrD08Q6AEIUzAM#v=onepage&q=esther%20williams%20love%20finds%20andy%20hardy&f=false

Amo os filmes da atris Esther Williams.

Amo os filmes da atris Esther William e nadadora

I used to try swimming backstroke like Esther, looking glamorous, comical. I thought she was fabulous. No one could play her and do it justice. But its sad she made that up about Jeff Chandler, she sullied his memory. Instead of writing her memoirs she should have tried fiction.

@jackanthony976

3 жыл бұрын

Why would her story sully the memory of Jeff Chandler? You would be shocked what you find in most men's closets...and I mean that figuratively and metaphorically.

凄い人だな

Turner is playing her films.

Corn Pop was a bad dude...

Why do people want to believe more to gossip than to truth & facts....

Although I adore Esther Williams, she was a tad full of it especially when it came to her book. She later admitted she had made up the Jeff Chandler incident with the cross dressing, as well as some other things she put in the book in her hopes to make it successful. After the book was released she and her husband had dinner with good friends Cyd Charisse and Tony Martin. She had been a tad insulting even about Cyd in her book, Cyd apparently commented to her "you must have really needed the money." Also about her statement about her reason she retired. Couldn't have been further from the truth by the early 60s her career was OVER. Fernando who was a bit of a chauvinist loved to jest in interviews to the lines of, "Esther always claims she retired when she married me to teach the children/grandchildren to swim. Ha. By the time she married me her career was over"

@DDumbrille

8 жыл бұрын

+Chris Johnson Others have said she made up the Chandler story to sell books, but there are never any references to back that up. Do you have one? As for Charisse, from what I've read, she was quite cold with almost everyone she worked with. Leslie Caron has recently commented as such most recently, as have others in the past. I do agree though that Williams story about retiring, i.e., 'going out on top', was ridiculous, and I would suggest her career was over by 1958, if not earlier.

@cmcb09

8 жыл бұрын

+DDumbrille I don't but have heard it multiple times and it sounds about right, while I adore Esther Williams her book was just really far fetched in many places. Cyd Charisse was rather quiet by nature but was adored by her peers including Esther. There were some pictures released of Cyd's funeral, as Esther was being wheeled out of the church she was completely distraught wiping away tears. Also with how frail she was at that point she rarely if ever went out so she obviously adored her or wouldn't have shown up.

@MusicLover6364

6 жыл бұрын

To Chris Johnson : About Jeff Chandler ~ I watched an interview with her where she admitted she lied about Chandler; and did so thinking it would sell more books if she threw that in there. She thought the lie was funny - laughing about it. This interview might have been on The Tonight Show - I can't be sure, but I did watch it. I was so mad at her, at the time, I was tempted to throw my shoe through the TV at her. I've never forgotten that.

@jessicavictoriacarrillo7254

6 жыл бұрын

I don't recall Cyd in her book

@Krakenwerfer

Жыл бұрын

@@jessicavictoriacarrillo7254 as far as I remember, Esther said that she, Howard Hughes and Cyd went out for dinner. Cyd didn't talk and Howard couldn't understand what Esther said, because he was partially deaf.

What a sugar baby👍💕💕💖🍑🍑

Infant swim

Here because of cornpop