What a fantastically eloquent woman, Grace Kelly was.

It's funny that Grace called the USA young, because Marlene Dietrich did the same and said that America should grow up 😁

@Alusnovalotus

3 жыл бұрын

Funny, I watched Marlene first and it’s true and funny

@rekamaria5464

3 жыл бұрын

Perhaps it has something to do with Grace Kelly being american and Marlene Dietrich coming from Germany

I feel like her statement on America being run by old men not of the current generation still rings extremely true

@mikshinee87

3 жыл бұрын

Joe Biden, 78. Donald Trump, 74. What happened, was there no one younger in the Democratic party to beat Trump?

@patriciazandilencube4597

3 жыл бұрын

So funny, l was thinking about how Mike Pence calls his wife 'mother' this morning. Random thought whilst drinking coffee and l said to myself that it wasn't really wrong but it's just so extremely out of touch with the world today. It's a reflection of so many gvtments unfortunately. Except for the Finnish gvtment lol.

@watching7721

Жыл бұрын

@@patriciazandilencube4597 Mommy kinks are very much in touch with today

@sharpaycutie2

Жыл бұрын

I don’t care how old someone is, it’s all a about their heart. Y’all think age means someone owth morals and actually caring about the community

@Kareragirl

Жыл бұрын

@@sharpaycutie2 It's not a guarantee of anything, that is true. But imagine if the US congress and senate had a median age that was 30 years lower.. You don't think it would have an impact on politics? It is true that many people get more conservative and set in their ways as they age - and that they often also lose touch with the younger generations.

she speaks beautifully

@eumoria

6 жыл бұрын

all pretend

@catherinevaz6139

5 жыл бұрын

Also she took speech lessons... And the voice doesn't sound natural. But I love her ❤️️🌸

@Sweetumskitty1789

4 жыл бұрын

DLeCo Gee you could act like less of a bitch babe.

"Now that fashion is becoming more important than politics" So true.....still true.

“I believe that God allows these certain tragedies to happen, in order to emphasize the man and his achievements.. and to inspire those who follow to have the strength and will to accomplish his unfulfilled dreams.”

@prw56

5 жыл бұрын

eye roll*, as always this just brings to mind the question "Why would an all powerful loving god have any reason to have suffering in the world, when you consider he can do anything and therefore could make a world in which we had all the good things, including the good things you say arise from the existence of bad things?" To be clear, he could make you have that same "inspiration" and "will" without having to have experienced a horrible tragedy, and done the same for any and every bad thing that has happened to you and everyone else, for all time. Edit: sorry about the eye roll bit, but it is just so irksome to see people rationalize bad things as proof of god, when it directly implies his absence.

@Sweetumskitty1789

4 жыл бұрын

prw56 She's allowed to rationalize a tragedy anyway she wants, if that idea is comforting to her it's perfectly fine. You don't have to be r/Iamverysmart douchelord 24/7.

@tarlankasra

4 жыл бұрын

prw56 directly implies is oxymoronic FYI smh

@tarlankasra

4 жыл бұрын

Savannah Nason irrelevant points also FYI smh

@michaelpuckett9602

3 жыл бұрын

Try to empathize that she is incredibly comfortable during this free-domain; hopefully in the public-record interview that is in a Q&A fashion. Talking about the ideals of a man that loved his wife; but at the same time got as much snatch as one president could in his era. Who was sadly shot after a constant barrage of press coverage over his involvement with potentially dangerous groups . Documentation without constant pressure is a necessity for progress.

I like this series- the art changes to fit the different voices and personalities.

She is so intelligent

That Trans-Atlantic accent. So sublime

@theSocal515

10 жыл бұрын

hehe.. that's her philadelphia upper class accent. she was a kelly from philadelphia. a true blue blood.

@jeaniebaby001

10 жыл бұрын

Calvin Pipher what? she wasn't a blue blood. her family only rose to fame through her father who was an olympic rowing champion, who married a model. but she was very beautiful and therefore popular in society anyway.

@jeaniebaby001

10 жыл бұрын

this is a beautiful example of it. x)

@colnag2158

8 жыл бұрын

+jeaniebaby001 perhaps, yes But the Kelly's are to Philadelphia what the Kennedy's are to Boston Not born blue, but hard work and wonderful poise turned their blood blue

This is so gorgeous. I love how you guys chose to use pink for the background. I felt extremely connected to Grace Kelly as she spoke. You are all extremely inspiring!

JFK was such a player!

@carlosgaspar8447

3 жыл бұрын

same with GK, if you read malachy mccourt's account on a monk swimming.

she kinda really has a soothing voice lol

What an stunning voice and meaning her words at last are.

Terrific design and color choices on this animation. And Grace Kelly is so well-spoken. No wonder she fitted into that rarified world of powerful men in politics.

Grace was so well spoken. Thank you for sharing this!

"Is that a Givenchy you're wearing?" - JFK to Grace Kelly. Hear what happened next.

@ValladaoMateus

7 жыл бұрын

"Is that a Givenchy you're wearing?" - Melania Trump

@carlosgaspar8447

7 жыл бұрын

i seem to recollect from reading malakai mccourt's autobiography that when he used to run a pub in manhattan, grace was a regular customer and what people would refer to as a harlot in those days i believe...or maybe just an actress.

She's so articulate.

I'm officially addicted to these pieces -- just awesome

the look on her eyes in that picture with him...

Never has anyone been so aptly named as GRACE Kelly. After hearing her beautiful voice, I feel at peace.

this was so touching. i was almost in tears at the end.

52 years. I never knew you but you left a legacy that'll never be forgotten. JFK we miss you.

Wow, she was so poetic.

She had a hell of a way with words. Wow.

Is it me or doesn't it seem like those days had amazing people everywhere?

@clownnookie

7 жыл бұрын

I would agree. The comparison allows one to see how culture and society have decayed over the years.

@austinchase2

6 жыл бұрын

Hard times create Great people

I have never been so moved by another's words.

So classy and well spoken. Love Grace Kelly.

What is the name of that piano piece? So beautiful! I love Grace Kelly, what a marvelous woman and a marvelous interview.

What an intelligent woman Princess Gracie was...

Beauty and class. What a woman

This is without a doubt the best channel on KZread

Another great interview. I'm going to have to go back and watch To Catch a Thief again now. I hope you all have some Cary Grant interviews stashed away too!

Wow that last shot of JFK leaning against a wall is very emotive, i never thought of it that way

How intuitive of her to know what his last question was really about...

What a classy , eloquent ,amazing woman !

Jeez I wonder how he ever managed to recognize GRACE FUCKING KELLY

That last statement was very powerful and thought provoking.

It’s 12:27 AM in New Zealand and I seriously just discovered this 😂 I love these !!

She is a wordsmith.

One of my favourites from the series so far, good job. ;-;

Her own death was similar to that of Mr Kennedy’s, a tragedy - to emphasize the woman and her achievements - RIP beautiful, gracious, Grace Kelly x

Wow. That closing statement hits hard.

This woman was the ultimate classy

Oh GRACE ♥

I really love this art style

What a beautiful voice. ❤️

I give my infinite thanks to Blank on Blank for providing these interesting interviews, I will try to share as many as possible to help bring awareness to your channel.

It feels so odd seeing how everyone remembers jfk for fornication and getting his brains blown out, but he was a man of his age, a man of his generation and how so many people just remember that tragic event....I talked to my grandmother about it and she remembers

Bravo!

im not even religious but that ending was beautiful

Wonderful.

She was so well spoken

@user-th7us1fl9x

3 жыл бұрын

... obviously

what is the soundtrack at 0:54-1:16?

so eloquent

Her words strike me hard as someone who has never seen someone my age or of my generation hold a significant seat in government

Regal #GraceKelly #GoneTooSoon #JFK

He hit that

@Jenna-in4br

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah no they were both married so hopefully not, men and woman can be friends bro

@rainbowtacocats4055

3 жыл бұрын

@@Jenna-in4br Bro JFK is known for being a womanizer and Grace Kelly also has a past of being with other men while she was married to the prince....based on that I would not be surprised at all if they banged it out.

Grace Kelly, what a gorgeous woman.

It is good to see that silly hats are not limited to the British royals

What's the song at 3:45?

@Crusader677

3 жыл бұрын

this may be late, but the song is BRPLE by XURM. i could only find it on youtube and apple music.

Thanks

"are you asking me if I think president Kennedy died in vain?" WOW

Nice story.

What a wonderful woman

wow

anyone know what song this is?

❤

Blank on blank , Thank you for helping me solve the Disney associated Kennedy Os/Oz enigma._.

JFK RFK and TK was one of Nostradamus prophecies

SHE IS BRILLIANT IN EVERY RESPECT AND EQUALLY BEAUTIFUL IN EVERY REPECT...

For a hot minute I thought this was supposed to be Grace Jone's take on JFK.

The interviewer sounds like Mads Mikkelsen (Hannibal Lector). 1:52.

So sad the way it all ended for him, and all because of some idiot with a gun. They had the best president in the world America, the eyes of the whole world were on them, there was magic in the air, optimism, and then it's all over, just like that. I don't know how the 60s didn't end right then and there, I suppose it just goes to show the real character of the Americans, they carry on, even when it looks like the end, they kept going and instead of the 60s being an awful time, they made it into one of the most memorable times in history. I suppose you can't stay upset forever.

I don't believe they make them like her anymore.

@hanahhuhahaha1105

3 жыл бұрын

They dont

Do one on Frank Sinatra

"Old and infirmed men". She was anticipating Bernie Sanders.

@Greencheezy0

8 жыл бұрын

As opposed to trump? Oh he's TOTALLY not infirm.

@clownnookie

7 жыл бұрын

...nor is he a fat tub of incompetent shit.

@mattbarbarich3295

2 жыл бұрын

She could see Biden!

Such a nice woman

did you guys at pbs hire onion cutting Nina's?

We never got to see Kennedy's dissapointment, but who could imagine anything else.

Kelly and monro 😶😶😶😶

Do Charles Manson!

Hey, You're A Good Friend. sign grubby What do you think, guys? !

He really fooled her

I'm sure she knew him back in the early 50s like she said. Around the same time she was having affairs with all those famous actors. Ray Milland, Gary Cooper, Bing Crosby etc.

While it is great to share the video as a friendly introduction...there are two issues not addressed ... 1) that is not Grace Kelly's true voice ... it sounds like the speed of the recording has been modified. 2) the real interview gives a much deeper perspective on the characters of both JFK and Grace Kelly ... you can see the comparison yourself here: www.beyondgracekelly.com/jfk-interview/

@BlankonblankOrg

10 жыл бұрын

Hi. Thanks for watching. This is in fact her natural voice recorded in 1965. Nothing has been altered. This is the same tape at the JFK Library.

@mimireichert9147

9 ай бұрын

Since this was from 1965 why did the animation and photo at the end not reflect how she looked at the time of the interview? The picture of her with the unusual head covering was more accurate and not the 1950s image displayed

She seemed nice...and incredibly deluded

Old and infirm man” sounds like Biden

@kentknightofcaelin4537

3 жыл бұрын

Or Trump for that matter.

@gmg9010

3 жыл бұрын

Both of them are old and Kennedy would of been a great man and I’d say is one of my hero’s

Man. I reckon she trumps audrey hepburn.

@imtheitchyouneedtoscratch

3 жыл бұрын

Audrey who???? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

She has an apparent admiration of the man

She sounds as if she's reading her answers. Any idea if this was scripted interview Blank?

@colnag2158

8 жыл бұрын

She was just very well spoken A combination of breeding and practice

@mandy2533

8 жыл бұрын

It's just practice, breeding has some pretty terrible connotations.

@ayerjake

7 жыл бұрын

AmandaShebang ha! I detected a bit of the snobbery in Andy's response myself...

@monsieurlaguillotine3481

7 жыл бұрын

I think it sounded forced because it must've been a hard topic for her to discuss. 'Kennedy was clearly close to her heart.

both killed in cars

What stuck out to me is how accurate she is when it comes to God. Somewhere false teachers spread predestination in Christianity. As if JFK was meant to be shot that way. Or it was meant for the school bus full of 1st graders to go off the cliff and die horribly...She said GOD is allowing things to take thier course, because after all, and only temporarily "the whole world is lying in power of the wicked one." 1john 5:19- God is allowing Satan to prove the universal question he posed in the garden, can man direct his own step? Can we determine between right and wrong on our own? Jeremiah 10:23 answers that question perfectly. JW.ORG

This seems so studied and artificial, as if she had been presented with the questions in advance and had memorized scripted answers.