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Disappointed with the Rachel Ward part of the interview. She seems as though she was bothered having to “ dredge” up her part in this project. As if she is annoyed to come up with positive memories.

"Goodbye Dorian. I hope they watch over you." "You'll be back. And i'll be here. I'll always be here."

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Didn't know she passed.

Generous call from the Ump against Coleman

Dan Rather has always been a garbage human being .

Uncle Walter was probably fucking fumming.

Incredibly moving scene. This version of bleak house is brilliant.

Bush destroyed him in my opinion

I still hate the Yankees

Rose! Bad wolf!~

As soon as I got home from work I tuned in to my local ABC affiliate to watch The Thorn Birds. I was hooked.

Bryan Brown was watching Richard Chamberlain very closely.

Richard Chamberlain can chase me and tackle me down on a beach anytime!

Lmao great stuff. Thanks!

This was the year I got into baseball as a seven-year old kid. I remember early in the season how the Yankees were losing a lot, and my family got a kick out of me complaining that they sucked. Then when they started coming back and gaining on the Red Sox I got totally obsessed. When Bucky Dent hit that home run at Fenway we had the game on in the car as we drove to my grandparents' house for dinner on Rosh Hashanah. We went to game 5 of the World Series, which the Yankees won something like 12-2. I remember people running around screaming after the game ended.

I love how he explodes before the Viper does

Am reading the book again, after a 50 year interlude, and loving it. Watched this on Tv when it was first aired, and thought it was just as amazing, the actors, the setting, and the music, all superb, Thankyou for reminding me.

Les Nessman ("WKRP"), Iola from "Mama's Family", Marjorie from "Mom" (also Dharma's mom on "Dharma & Greg"), and Reggie from "Becker".

At the time, my sister and I were teenagers, and we were absolutely obsessed with this Braves squad. We had taped this show and watched the “Break Through the Barrier” part at least a million times. We have both been looking for this video for the last 20 years AT LEAST. I am so happy to see it here! Totally made my night!

Loved this TV series. Saw it back in high school. Feel in love with Meggie. Named my daughter Megan after her.

I only saw this once, the night it first aired, and I haven't forgotten it since.

I suppose we just have guess what this video is all about?

Rachel is hilarious, I love her 😂❤

wheres the part where he chops off their hands

happy Earth Day everyone! - 22-04-2024

I love chronicles of Narnia Dorian gray and the secret garden

Homosexual artifacts

She was a cophayer. In the book "The Salem Branch" she turns local lawmen into goons trying to deny people constitutional rights!

This is from the movie Guyana Tragedy, am I correct? I know because it portrays the mass suicide during the day, when in fact it happened sometime during the early evening

0:54 WORK!

dorian wasn't immortal in the original novel, just eterally young.

my god, suicide why??

Adar: What was that? Adama: That was my son, Mr. President. Athena: 😭😭😭😭😭

Her and Lara Parker were the prettiest on the show.

Everybody talking about Dorian's concept of life, beauty and immortality. But why they don't see Lily's? Dorian sees the lack of passion in his mortality like the price to pay for such perfection for not aging. But Lily is more ambitious, she dares to look for an immortality with passion too, he looks more pleausure in degradation than her yet. She has a vision less nihilist, but more realistic and cathastrophic, knowledge got from her own experience in pain when she was human, when she was Brona. So, all the wisdom own to Lily. She has experienced the immortality but the mortality too with all the rawness evilness that the reality has inherent. She is right about everything. Dorian only has experienced pleausure. But Lily pleausure now and pain before. Her experince is what make her speech superior to Dorian's in the whole season 3. All the things she says when she is with John Clare and Victor is the test.

She had me when she quoted Oscar Wilde

Such a beautiful speech, but his (the actor) delivery was awful. He didn't convey (at least not form me) the coldbloodness that Dorian here should have.

it's so sad we didn't take it as seriously as we should have

That was wonderful - bringing back feelings of that riveting, powerful and tragic love story. Beautiful to see Richard Chamberlain so invested in the story and characters. He spoke with generosity and sensitivity throughout. Sad to witness him saying how joyful the long awaited love scene was for him, while Rachel Ward remembered it as awkward and silly. He also spoke highly of her acting and I didn't hear one complement from her about him. I fell in love with The Thorn Birds book and to me Richard Chamberland was magnificent in the role.

So a double suicide where they shoot each other, and the gunshot wounds are minutes apart.

My hubby gifted me a dvd and i was so happy to go back through time and fall all over inlove again with Fr. Ralph 😊 this series would never be ever put to last on my list. Bested all others . Forever a fan❤

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I loved the Thorn Birds

Richard Chamberlain is a consummate actor who is always gracious and gentlemanly in interviews. His ability to portray straight romantic leads, and tough characters in general, with such success is a tribute to his tremendous talent. He is unforgettable as Fr. Ralph, as well as " Blackthorne", as Casanova, as Alan Quatermain, Wallenberg, as the first Jason Bourne, as Dane Corvin ("All the Winters There Have Been", as Edmond Dantes, etc. The testimony lies in the fact that he was able to play all of these roles so convincingly that they remain in our minds and hearts all these years afterward. He was so good he never got pegged as a character type! He could play anyone, any type! The fact that he was gay was simply unimportant and immaterial to his talent. Bravo Richard!

'Oh the humanity.' its so obvious the movie was mocking 80s attitudes🤣

Lol an American using the British term “buggering” 😂🤚

Thank you for posting all these "chad lowe" episodes!