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Is that judi dench? 1:49

I really liked some of Woody Allen's movies from the time I was a child. I remember when I first saw "Take the money and Run" when I was very young in a small movie theater in Manhattan on East 68th street. Like a lot of theaters in New York City, that one is now gone. I liked the movie so much that I sat through it twice. I thought it was hilarious. Then I remember in the early 1990's (I think it was 1992) that Woody's Allen's ex-girlfriend, Mia Farrow, claimed that he had sexually molested their adopted daughter. I was somewhat interested in the case for two reasons. The first reason was because I liked some of the films that Woody Allen had made and the second reason was because my father was a psychiatrist. My father was the type of person that "brought his work home with him". He would incessantly talk about psychiatry and tell me about all kinds of peculiarities in human behavior. I found what he talked about fascinating. The result is that I sometimes find myself observing people that I meet and analyzing their peculiarities. It also makes me interested when I read about people in the news who are accused of behaving oddly. I didn't believe then or now that Wooday Allen molested his adopted daughter. - I don't feel any loyalty to Allen because I liked some of his films. I didn't believe this accusation against him because the story in its' entirety did not seem logical to me. I am not a fan of Woody Allen or Mia Farrow as people. From reading about them, neither one sounds like they have a particularly admirable character, but Allen's story sounded much more plausible. My feelings about the story contained no emotion at all while I noticed that people that seemed to believe Mia Farrow, commonly make highly emotional attacks on Allen although they did not seem to be backed up with much reason. They just said that he was a pedophile and sometimes threw in that he had an affair with Miss Farrow's adopted daughter when she was a teenager and claimed that was evidence to support their beliefs which I thought was no evidence at all. I agree that his behavior with Farrow's adopted daughter was inappropriate but that falls far short of being convincing evidence that he is a pedophile. - The case just never sounded believable to me.

What an audience.!

I feel like vomiting

I am rhe complkete opposire to him

Only in latuin countries

This is sickening

He is talking a bout being a paedofile This is dusgusting

Great stuff

Thank you for your light Robin❤ We will miss you and your truth❤ Dobie Wan Kanobie ❤❤❤❤revisted June 5 2024 ❤

Watching this makes me want to go back to that era so badly. And bring my Dad with me.

absolument fabuleux quel génie!!!!

These An Audience with.... Shows were gold. Lovely to see the stars ( many sadly gone, some with children who are now stars in their own right) laughing unselfconsciously.

His movie “The Hot Spot” I great work. He was very talented.

This is legend! - It´s wonderful to see how all those legends honor Capra´s entering like little boys.

David Janssen as we have NEVER seen him, and hope we'll never see him like this again

7:20 "So that was something that actually happened.” “Yep.” Haha. It doesn’t look that funny on paper. Love both these guys.

Ninety-thoid.

A great performer in action.

Sadly, Johnny couldn't quit. Died of COPD.

love seeing Petula Clark here, and thrilled that she is still around in 2024!

Seeing this only serves to remind me just how far society has fallen , the only entertainer that comes remotely close to this man is Stephen Fry . Present day so called comedians are foul mouthed and crude in comparison .

I have been trying to find this clip for years!!! I always remember Johnny’s joke but could never remember Richard’s. Best day ever!

A librarian with 4 of the funniest men alive

...he's dead, she's dead...he's dead, he's dead, she's dead. He's dead. He's dead. She's dead, he's dead, he's dead, she's dead...

Even the audience is amazing. 01:50 The future Dame Judi Dench in the audience. 05:55 The great John Cleese.

So odd to read negative comments about Dick Cavett. If only we had chat show hosts like him now. I love his style of interviewing.

bogdonavich has that jerry lewis slime about him

Just the greatest.

I'm envious of the people in the audience. It was such an honour to be in the presence of such a gifted raconteur.

So nice to see and hear Edgar

We'll be right back!!!!

Today they would be afraid to even talk about The Producers . DeEvolution

I love that the sync being off bothered him. He's right. It is off. When that has happened to my projections, it distracts me and the accidental imperfection bothers me.

3:11 one Nixon speechwriter would have been Ben Stein

She tells Johny that she doesn't trust doctors. Joans daughter says Obama had her killed by a doctor in a routine operation. Joan said publicly that Obama was gay & Michelle was a tranny.

On his name pronunciation a real Russian told me it isn't pronounced You-stin-ov but Usst-in-off

Thank you for posting this I have adored this man all my life - he had a fascinating life, very eloquent and a great raconteur

He did "Hot Rock" right around this time. Very funny movie, and Zero was hilarious in it.

Classy, intelligent, and engrossing TV. Seeing this, it's plain that television has fallen a long, long way.

terrible interviewer lol wow

David Jansen was 45 years old on that show, he looked way older than that ......................

im surprised 1998 was the 1st time robin was ever on charlie rose good morning vietnam, dead poets society, awakenings, fisher king... never got on the show?

"I'm a deer with a wallet hole" 😂😂🤣

He sounds like he's describing today..........no one cares about anything.

Me too . . . l still love it.

I don’t think I’ve ever been more distracted by a rug. Too bad he couldn’t get some minoxidil foam and a Theradome back in ‘71. Tragic.

GOD GIVE US BACK ROBIN WILLIAMS AND WILL GIVE U LAURA ANDERSON !!!!!

Such an extraordinary man. I can't help but when listening towards the end of the program. I think what fun it would be to have him making up voices for stories with Actors like Danny Kay.

A problem you will never have. What a burn.