A brilliant guy brought down by his own demons. What a shame.
@stinakarlsson1557Күн бұрын
im so deeply wholeheartedly obsessingly passionately affectionately in love with this man
@Christina-bu2moКүн бұрын
Depp met him friended him studied him. Thats what good actors do. Johnny Depp is the best actor in my eyes. One of gods gifts...
@Nunofurdambiznez2 күн бұрын
The man was absolutely fascinating and intelligent - it's so obvious with the way he answers the questions! Every single U. S. President, from this day forward, until the end of time, should commit to memory this entire interview!! It's just beyond incredible!
@hindubodhkongpala2 күн бұрын
John was really good, honest and straight motivation and action. I knew him when I was 10 years old, on the SS United States, transatlantic over the north ocean to Europe. He was my captain, guide, teacher, etc, during 5 days. All over the ship. So, during the years I have watched and attended to it all, the movies, content, frame and expanse, dynamic personalities. Then recently I thought to know about that aspect of John Wayne which is not generally as prominently examined as the out in wide open air and Action. The business of making the movie. This interview is of value about that. John was solid at the practice of the business.
@JSTNtheWZRD2 күн бұрын
Thats fred, hunters double, yep old fred alright
@JSTNtheWZRD2 күн бұрын
Im mad as hell and might take a bit more
@danyoutube74912 күн бұрын
I just noticed from the description that this was an American show, which surprises me a bit simply because of the interviewer's accent. "Mercy Sandberg-White"; her accent sounds Scandinavian to me and perhaps one of her parents, the Sandberg presumably, was a first generation immigrant, or perhaps she herself was an immigrant. Whatever the truth, it surprises me to hear an interviewer/presenter on American TV (or British for that matter, at least in that era) with a foreign accent. The description says that she was a stand-in host, she certainly did a good job in my opinion.
@JSTNtheWZRD2 күн бұрын
Crap interview Just kidding That word, Gonzo, with his mad image has changed American drastically. Gonzo goes both ways, its like an angry little girl. Its a complex power word of sorts, a beer with a pop top like in the 70s so you can see the tear.
@user-qm7nw7vd5s2 күн бұрын
What is often hailed as his greatest achievement, the so called “opening to China”, is in reality, his greatest blunder. There was no need to recognize communist China, when the U.S. already recognized the legitimate government of China in Taiwan.
@TRIIGGAVELLI2 күн бұрын
Exactly 15 years I'd be born.
@user-qm7nw7vd5s2 күн бұрын
Eisenhower stopped General Patten from marching onward to Victory in Berlin, condemning half of Europe to slave under communist Rule. And as president, he did the same again in Korea, seizing defeat from the jaws of victory, blocking General Ridgway from retaking all of Korea. That he was ready at the drop of the hat, to betray his own VP, for political expediency is not surprising at all.
@joehiggs43493 күн бұрын
His second term he dedicated to reigning in the administrative state, moron Intelligence idiots joined his campaign, got caught goofing off, another intelligence agent was installed at the WaPost as a reporter and he ends up resigning.
@user-qm7nw7vd5s3 күн бұрын
Great interviews, on substance. But the tech crew is absolutely disastrous, throughout the whole series! Even Nixon himself comments, how ridiculously annoying they are.
@Egyptianmoon.3 күн бұрын
"The trip" is still working its magic 😂
@tense993 күн бұрын
This is such a more interesting interview than that Frost interview. The only thing I learned in that one is that Frost loves to hear himself talk....then he interrupts every hour or so to give a commentary 😅
@kennethmatthew96383 күн бұрын
Wow Johnny Depp capture how he spoke perfectly
@trini3133 күн бұрын
I LOVE the way he spoke to the brother who grew up on the farm and wasn't confidence in his comprehension of "big" words... That was beautiful!
@julianboone95424 күн бұрын
A brilliant international negotiator for the USA
@vanmcwreath15864 күн бұрын
Best president ever!!!
@bebopkirby4 күн бұрын
Tricky Dick makes the last four possibly five Presidents look like primates . On the other hand his memory falters on the Jimmy Stewart story, he was not in the movie ‘Waterloo Bridge’.
@donaldgoodin11904 күн бұрын
She was always so good and pure. What a joy. It still hurts that she’s gone.
@tense995 күн бұрын
I was a kid in the 70s so I grew up thinking he was essentially a bad man thanks to the media and pop culture. I really resent being made so ignorant for years. It was only later when I realized what kind of a statesman and man he was. And Watergate seems laughably misdemeanor compared to the corruption of Hillary Clinton, Biden, Obama and the bureaucrats and activist judges appointed by them.
@user-qm7nw7vd5s5 күн бұрын
THE DEMS, using the same law-fare tactics we see today used against Trump, basically staged a coup d'é·tat to replace Nixon (elected in a landslide in 1972) with the hapless Jimmy Carter. How did that work out? Carter overthrew the Shah of Iran, a true friend of America, and installed the communist-backed Islamic despot regime. He gave away the American built Panama Cannel, which is now run by the Chinese Communist Party. Not to mention trashing the economy, igniting runaway inflation. Sound familiar?
@jeremywatts81346 күн бұрын
Is it just me or is this dude completely full of Hillary Clinton you know what?
@brayanabreu88336 күн бұрын
These aught to be made into a Netflix series.
@claudiocorleone78566 күн бұрын
Mr Mitchum was not only an amazing actor but a good dresser and always a good interview.
@misterbaker97286 күн бұрын
Smoking a blunt too this…
@johnnygizmo47336 күн бұрын
Fear and loathing in las vegas mentioned adrenachrome long before people knew what it was. Man, they really were all deceived while deceiving.
@johnnygizmo47336 күн бұрын
What if remembering someone after death, keeps them bound? That only when one is completely forgotten, is one truly free. Well if that would be the case, I guess patience is still a problem on both sides. Don't ask. I'm usually wrong .
@ronaldrothchild40686 күн бұрын
Slot of comments saying jack cursing like a navy man so was Nixon a sailor prob
@sweetmay736 күн бұрын
dude in blue shirt @ 7:06 LOOOL
@jerseysatak54786 күн бұрын
I only read about him and Watergate I now just found out that he was a great president humble and decency that time everyone politicians are play politics sometimes corrupt he nixion he's down fall was he used the presidency government tools to played politics that out of the norms and corruptions but all play the same game
@jackprescott96526 күн бұрын
I was 5 years old when this film premiered and of course my parents went to see it, but didn`t allow me to see it. But i remember everybody was talking about this film and i saw the TV spots and magazine articles about it. This film was one of the earliest blockbusters. The first Omen film i got to watch was Damien Omen II in beta max at my home several years later, the same year The Final Conflic premiere.
@J.B246 күн бұрын
Its a shame they didn't show the questions after this. I would have loved to hear how he answered them.
@J.B246 күн бұрын
45:03 Inactivity is enabling the status quo, absolutely!
@J.B246 күн бұрын
34:53 I'm assuming when he says "historical forces" he's talking about the action of groups of individuals instead of individuals acting alone?
@xerexeslion41207 күн бұрын
Best friend for Iran and HIM the Shah of Iran that made a modern Iran.RIP mr. President for your true friendship and support.🙏
@annalisavajda2527 күн бұрын
Kinski disgusts me as child abusers ought to much as I respect Horzog or the Vampire genre I will not give Klaus my attention. Mask of Satan by Mario Bravias with "daughter of the house of Vajda" will remain my preference and Bela Lugosi with his Hungarian accent as discussed actual and authentic best for me always. Don't ask me an actual "Vajda" to respect filth like Klaus. I will not in any century or language.
@Metalcomedienne8 күн бұрын
My first ever childhood crush 😍😍😍😍😍🇮🇪🇮🇹🍝🥔✝️
@eddiepower38769 күн бұрын
John is 100% 'acting' here.
@Rocketpalmgrenade10 күн бұрын
7:30 he mentions the movie "Waterloo Bridge" and says Jimmy Stewart was in it. Looking om Wikipedia, this seems to be incorrect. I wonder if the apple pie scene is in another Jimmy Stewart movie or if Nixon just misremembered Jimmy Steward being in Waterloo bridge
@madmanmechanic884710 күн бұрын
Wow he is so grounded and so down to earth in the interview , He was a superstar and there is no ego at all through it all he stayed grounded and humble. I cried like a baby when he passed away just love this man.
@primechannel129010 күн бұрын
A lot of brilliant minds, not sure how much of these intellectual conversations are out here today
@Rocketpalmgrenade11 күн бұрын
Makes me want to eat a Milky Way
@cal206211 күн бұрын
This was from a time when intellect and excellence was revered(whereas today mediocrity and being average is one’s “goal” in life)and not only in the speaker but in the attendees it is instantly noticeable that the audience is a cross section of minds insatiable for knowledge rather than today in 2024 we have minds that are simply lazy,self centred and hedonistic Today we have a dumbed dumb society wherein stupidity and slovenly attire and boring topics of petty street crime criminality and or carnal base desires is revered in our ostensible “music” is purposely being peddled by the capitalist system as per a stupid,lethargic,slovenly uneducated uniformed public is malleable
@timafiggy12 күн бұрын
Whoa
@alexandriawest393712 күн бұрын
The rapport between these two is palpable. Such great questions! The answers too! Fuggin bravo!
@user-tw9tq8nz2g13 күн бұрын
we wouldn't have fear and loathing if not for this guy.
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A brilliant guy brought down by his own demons. What a shame.
im so deeply wholeheartedly obsessingly passionately affectionately in love with this man
Depp met him friended him studied him. Thats what good actors do. Johnny Depp is the best actor in my eyes. One of gods gifts...
The man was absolutely fascinating and intelligent - it's so obvious with the way he answers the questions! Every single U. S. President, from this day forward, until the end of time, should commit to memory this entire interview!! It's just beyond incredible!
John was really good, honest and straight motivation and action. I knew him when I was 10 years old, on the SS United States, transatlantic over the north ocean to Europe. He was my captain, guide, teacher, etc, during 5 days. All over the ship. So, during the years I have watched and attended to it all, the movies, content, frame and expanse, dynamic personalities. Then recently I thought to know about that aspect of John Wayne which is not generally as prominently examined as the out in wide open air and Action. The business of making the movie. This interview is of value about that. John was solid at the practice of the business.
Thats fred, hunters double, yep old fred alright
Im mad as hell and might take a bit more
I just noticed from the description that this was an American show, which surprises me a bit simply because of the interviewer's accent. "Mercy Sandberg-White"; her accent sounds Scandinavian to me and perhaps one of her parents, the Sandberg presumably, was a first generation immigrant, or perhaps she herself was an immigrant. Whatever the truth, it surprises me to hear an interviewer/presenter on American TV (or British for that matter, at least in that era) with a foreign accent. The description says that she was a stand-in host, she certainly did a good job in my opinion.
Crap interview Just kidding That word, Gonzo, with his mad image has changed American drastically. Gonzo goes both ways, its like an angry little girl. Its a complex power word of sorts, a beer with a pop top like in the 70s so you can see the tear.
What is often hailed as his greatest achievement, the so called “opening to China”, is in reality, his greatest blunder. There was no need to recognize communist China, when the U.S. already recognized the legitimate government of China in Taiwan.
Exactly 15 years I'd be born.
Eisenhower stopped General Patten from marching onward to Victory in Berlin, condemning half of Europe to slave under communist Rule. And as president, he did the same again in Korea, seizing defeat from the jaws of victory, blocking General Ridgway from retaking all of Korea. That he was ready at the drop of the hat, to betray his own VP, for political expediency is not surprising at all.
His second term he dedicated to reigning in the administrative state, moron Intelligence idiots joined his campaign, got caught goofing off, another intelligence agent was installed at the WaPost as a reporter and he ends up resigning.
Great interviews, on substance. But the tech crew is absolutely disastrous, throughout the whole series! Even Nixon himself comments, how ridiculously annoying they are.
"The trip" is still working its magic 😂
This is such a more interesting interview than that Frost interview. The only thing I learned in that one is that Frost loves to hear himself talk....then he interrupts every hour or so to give a commentary 😅
Wow Johnny Depp capture how he spoke perfectly
I LOVE the way he spoke to the brother who grew up on the farm and wasn't confidence in his comprehension of "big" words... That was beautiful!
A brilliant international negotiator for the USA
Best president ever!!!
Tricky Dick makes the last four possibly five Presidents look like primates . On the other hand his memory falters on the Jimmy Stewart story, he was not in the movie ‘Waterloo Bridge’.
She was always so good and pure. What a joy. It still hurts that she’s gone.
I was a kid in the 70s so I grew up thinking he was essentially a bad man thanks to the media and pop culture. I really resent being made so ignorant for years. It was only later when I realized what kind of a statesman and man he was. And Watergate seems laughably misdemeanor compared to the corruption of Hillary Clinton, Biden, Obama and the bureaucrats and activist judges appointed by them.
THE DEMS, using the same law-fare tactics we see today used against Trump, basically staged a coup d'é·tat to replace Nixon (elected in a landslide in 1972) with the hapless Jimmy Carter. How did that work out? Carter overthrew the Shah of Iran, a true friend of America, and installed the communist-backed Islamic despot regime. He gave away the American built Panama Cannel, which is now run by the Chinese Communist Party. Not to mention trashing the economy, igniting runaway inflation. Sound familiar?
Is it just me or is this dude completely full of Hillary Clinton you know what?
These aught to be made into a Netflix series.
Mr Mitchum was not only an amazing actor but a good dresser and always a good interview.
Smoking a blunt too this…
Fear and loathing in las vegas mentioned adrenachrome long before people knew what it was. Man, they really were all deceived while deceiving.
What if remembering someone after death, keeps them bound? That only when one is completely forgotten, is one truly free. Well if that would be the case, I guess patience is still a problem on both sides. Don't ask. I'm usually wrong .
Slot of comments saying jack cursing like a navy man so was Nixon a sailor prob
dude in blue shirt @ 7:06 LOOOL
I only read about him and Watergate I now just found out that he was a great president humble and decency that time everyone politicians are play politics sometimes corrupt he nixion he's down fall was he used the presidency government tools to played politics that out of the norms and corruptions but all play the same game
I was 5 years old when this film premiered and of course my parents went to see it, but didn`t allow me to see it. But i remember everybody was talking about this film and i saw the TV spots and magazine articles about it. This film was one of the earliest blockbusters. The first Omen film i got to watch was Damien Omen II in beta max at my home several years later, the same year The Final Conflic premiere.
Its a shame they didn't show the questions after this. I would have loved to hear how he answered them.
45:03 Inactivity is enabling the status quo, absolutely!
34:53 I'm assuming when he says "historical forces" he's talking about the action of groups of individuals instead of individuals acting alone?
Best friend for Iran and HIM the Shah of Iran that made a modern Iran.RIP mr. President for your true friendship and support.🙏
Kinski disgusts me as child abusers ought to much as I respect Horzog or the Vampire genre I will not give Klaus my attention. Mask of Satan by Mario Bravias with "daughter of the house of Vajda" will remain my preference and Bela Lugosi with his Hungarian accent as discussed actual and authentic best for me always. Don't ask me an actual "Vajda" to respect filth like Klaus. I will not in any century or language.
My first ever childhood crush 😍😍😍😍😍🇮🇪🇮🇹🍝🥔✝️
John is 100% 'acting' here.
7:30 he mentions the movie "Waterloo Bridge" and says Jimmy Stewart was in it. Looking om Wikipedia, this seems to be incorrect. I wonder if the apple pie scene is in another Jimmy Stewart movie or if Nixon just misremembered Jimmy Steward being in Waterloo bridge
Wow he is so grounded and so down to earth in the interview , He was a superstar and there is no ego at all through it all he stayed grounded and humble. I cried like a baby when he passed away just love this man.
A lot of brilliant minds, not sure how much of these intellectual conversations are out here today
Makes me want to eat a Milky Way
This was from a time when intellect and excellence was revered(whereas today mediocrity and being average is one’s “goal” in life)and not only in the speaker but in the attendees it is instantly noticeable that the audience is a cross section of minds insatiable for knowledge rather than today in 2024 we have minds that are simply lazy,self centred and hedonistic Today we have a dumbed dumb society wherein stupidity and slovenly attire and boring topics of petty street crime criminality and or carnal base desires is revered in our ostensible “music” is purposely being peddled by the capitalist system as per a stupid,lethargic,slovenly uneducated uniformed public is malleable
Whoa
The rapport between these two is palpable. Such great questions! The answers too! Fuggin bravo!
we wouldn't have fear and loathing if not for this guy.
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