Bobby Darin was one of the greatest singers/songwriters/musicians ever. Sandra always loved him and Dodd is fortunate to have hm for his father. They were a fantastic family.
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I was 11...oh the memories, he was so beloved. My parents saw Bobby in Vegas in the late 60's, Dad said it was the best concert he'd ever attended...we had Bobby Sherman ,Bobby Ridel, I named my Son Bobby...
My uncle Demetrios mavromatis was working as a waiter that evening. He a Greek immigrant had moved up from busboy to waiter around this time. He met my father a waiter immigrant from Denmark there and introduced him to my mother. Every new years eve they would work at the ambassadors coconut grove and gather the party favors and bring them to us( his 5 kids too) the Joy in my heart was never forgotten. As a child there were many occasions where we had the opportunity to go to employee holiday parties. I remember feeling as if I entered another world or country. I found a postcard of the coconut grove at a yard sale and treasure it. By the 1970 s with the celebrities going to Beverly Wilshire, Hilton century plaza etc....( My dad and uncle also worked at these places up until 2002) the ambassador lost it's glamour. The brown derby across the street no longer had customers. Donald Trump bought the ambassador stating he was going to bring back it's glamour but failed to understand that by then the area was too dangerous for the wealthy and famous to want to even be in that part of town. Trump had a giant garage sale. Many of those items we already had in our home. My father and uncles would bring home silver NOT silver plated utensils and pitchers. My uncle was there when Robert Kennedy was killed but working another party. I cried bucketful of tears when the ambassador closed. They used it to rent to film and TV productions and owned by the Los Angeles school district. I worked there as a substitute teacher. Thankfully they kept some of the famous landmarks. The coffee shop is now the teachers lounge and outside the library is a small museum in glass. They built a food garden that the students and teachers tended but after a few years that stopped. They tried at this time to bring back neighboring Perrinos with a big spectacular reopening. By the next day there weren't any customers and it closed for good within a few weeks. By uncle Demetrios would get $100 in the 50s to move nat King Cole's piano in the coconut Grove. 100$ in the 50s paid your rent for 2 months. Nat King Cole told my uncle that while he could perform there black people couldn't come to see him perform. My uncle told EVERYONE he met including us children about this injustice. Decades later at the century plaza the black employees complained to my uncle and I about the I'll treatment towards them by Natalie Cole ( nats daughter and lookalike) Her condescending behavior towards fellow black people would've made nat King Cole very disappointed
This is lovely, it's difficult to believe Bobby and Sandra are both gone now. I've seen a video of Dodd as an adult, he looks a lot like his father. Bobby was a terrific entertainer, and talent that we lost way too soon at age 37.It makes me so sad that so many of our favorite artists (celebs) are gone due to their over-use of alcohol, drugs and smoking. It's rather difficult to understand sometimes. Bobby had a heart problem and did not abuse drugs (although he did smoke occasionally), and died after his second surgery to replace a faulty, damaged heart valve from rheumatic fever as a child. Sad. And Sandy had so much going for her, it's difficult to see how she fell to alcohol and smoking early on, but they are both addictive and insidious drugs, and can affect anyone at any time if you happen to have an addictive personality and over-indulge, plus being a child actor can have dangers, always having to look and act a certain way, and it may have affected her adversely. I miss them both. They were a part of my impressionable young years!
IMO, Sandra became an addict due to the SA that she suffered, as a small child, with the full knowledge of her mother, at the hands of her perv stepfather.
Mr Bobby Darin, the perfectionist all the way….. A genuine human being from humble beginnings who shared his God gifted talents with the world, we his adoring fans love him for being himself….. Bobby is the only entertainer who can touch the inner depths of your soul and make you cry…… Bobby has this warm emotional rich soulful and heart felt depth to his voice that I have not heard from any other person in the music business before him or since for that matter…. His diction and clarity of words always gave Bobby the edge on and set him way apart from others in the music business….. Bobby is the greatest ever in my book and no one, no one comes anywhere near close nor can they…. There will only ever be one Bobby Darin for he is unique and in a class all on his own. thank goodness for that…. A giant of a man who is still missed, loved and remembered today even after over forty one years…… Rest In Peace Bobby my friend I miss and loved you dearly.
Women have always worked. In the home or at their outside careers. She seems so natural with herself and their son. Thank you so much for this. His live performance at the Sands was short but sweet. Love his rendition of "I have dreamed" He was my Dad's favorite....and became mine as I grew up. Love Tony Bennet too. If I ruled the world 1964 is a great performance. God bless us all.
I have always loved this interview, but I wish the guy would have let Sandra talk more and I really wish we could have heard Dodd talk a lot more. I think he did say "I stay drunk" so Sandra was afraid of what he might say next. I was 5 when the interview took place and I have always loved Bobby Darin and Sandra Dee.
What a wonderful look back at the heyday of Hollywood where movie stars dressed up and went to nightclubs! Sandra was so beautiful and their son is a spitfire. Loved seeing this bit of history.
Different sensibilities around women which was about to change with the advent of summer of love flower, children, and all the movements that came in the 70s
I hope Sandra did not have to pawn those beautiful jewels she wore to the club after he told her he wanted a divorce the next year. I hope her granddaughters have them now. One of her granddaughters looks just like their grandmom. Sandra, was cute as a button. She had a rough life after Bobby, never remarried, stayed loyal and raised their son. So sad. She was young too when she died, not even in her late 60's. Dodd looks like both of them, more of his dad. Great Man, Dodd turned out to be and a family man too.
Interesting insight there from Sandra Dee. When the guy asks her what Bobby dislikes, she immediately says "Dishonesty." As everyone is no doubt aware, a year or so after this recording when he found out his mother wasn't really his mother he completely spiraled out of control.
Very interesting, I knew Darin and George Burns were friends but I did not know how close they actually were....Wonder if Bobby Darin was also friends with Ronnie? I'm willing to bet they were all close.
Another man who died waay to young! But, I think he believed in Jesus & THAT'S the way to get to Heaven! SO, I expect to meet him there, WHERE he's been enjoying the hereafter for many yrs now.
Sinatra must've been petrified when Darin came along! Please answer to my comment anyone out there, has anybody ever heard Sinatra say anything nice about Darin, prior to his death???????
What did little Dodd say? Surely something shocking for the 60's lol. Funny to see this as they got a divorce the same year (officially early the next). Things are not always as good as they seem! I guess any modern feminist would react to the reporter's question whether she would cope filming being both a female and a mother!
Their little boy was gorgeous and adorable. I hope he has grown up to have a great, happy life. Bobby Darin was something very special.
Bobby Darin was one of the greatest singers/songwriters/musicians ever. Sandra always loved him and Dodd is fortunate to have hm for his father. They were a fantastic family.
Bobby is a legend.
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I was 11...oh the memories, he was so beloved. My parents saw Bobby in Vegas in the late 60's, Dad said it was the best concert he'd ever attended...we had Bobby Sherman ,Bobby Ridel, I named my Son Bobby...
Bobby is a natural, one of so few.
Beautifully done,I saw his newest,Bio,so Super Good,a beautiful couple and life.Really miss both of them.Thanks
Incredible to see so many celebrities who were star strucked by Bobby. :)
Bobby boy you live on !!! Legacy all important
I miss you Bobby Darin.
I miss you Bobby Darin I love you for ever
Coconut grove Priceless
My uncle Demetrios mavromatis was working as a waiter that evening. He a Greek immigrant had moved up from busboy to waiter around this time. He met my father a waiter immigrant from Denmark there and introduced him to my mother. Every new years eve they would work at the ambassadors coconut grove and gather the party favors and bring them to us( his 5 kids too) the Joy in my heart was never forgotten. As a child there were many occasions where we had the opportunity to go to employee holiday parties. I remember feeling as if I entered another world or country. I found a postcard of the coconut grove at a yard sale and treasure it. By the 1970 s with the celebrities going to Beverly Wilshire, Hilton century plaza etc....( My dad and uncle also worked at these places up until 2002) the ambassador lost it's glamour. The brown derby across the street no longer had customers. Donald Trump bought the ambassador stating he was going to bring back it's glamour but failed to understand that by then the area was too dangerous for the wealthy and famous to want to even be in that part of town. Trump had a giant garage sale. Many of those items we already had in our home. My father and uncles would bring home silver NOT silver plated utensils and pitchers. My uncle was there when Robert Kennedy was killed but working another party. I cried bucketful of tears when the ambassador closed. They used it to rent to film and TV productions and owned by the Los Angeles school district. I worked there as a substitute teacher. Thankfully they kept some of the famous landmarks. The coffee shop is now the teachers lounge and outside the library is a small museum in glass. They built a food garden that the students and teachers tended but after a few years that stopped. They tried at this time to bring back neighboring Perrinos with a big spectacular reopening. By the next day there weren't any customers and it closed for good within a few weeks. By uncle Demetrios would get $100 in the 50s to move nat King Cole's piano in the coconut Grove. 100$ in the 50s paid your rent for 2 months. Nat King Cole told my uncle that while he could perform there black people couldn't come to see him perform. My uncle told EVERYONE he met including us children about this injustice. Decades later at the century plaza the black employees complained to my uncle and I about the I'll treatment towards them by Natalie Cole ( nats daughter and lookalike) Her condescending behavior towards fellow black people would've made nat King Cole very disappointed
I wish there was a big DVD box set of bobby darin tv shows and interviews and archival footage that would be a great collection 📀
I loved every minutes of this
He and she wonderful
That's a young John Williams--Film Composer--sitting behind Bobby during his interview.
I liked Bobby so much!
A sweet man within beautiful family.
Fabulous! i don't know where you found this, but it is beautiful. And in COLOR!
This is fabulous. What a great video.
Bobby darin Is italian American singer.
This is lovely, it's difficult to believe Bobby and Sandra are both gone now. I've seen a video of Dodd as an adult, he looks a lot like his father. Bobby was a terrific entertainer, and talent that we lost way too soon at age 37.It makes me so sad that so many of our favorite artists (celebs) are gone due to their over-use of alcohol, drugs and smoking. It's rather difficult to understand sometimes. Bobby had a heart problem and did not abuse drugs (although he did smoke occasionally), and died after his second surgery to replace a faulty, damaged heart valve from rheumatic fever as a child. Sad. And Sandy had so much going for her, it's difficult to see how she fell to alcohol and smoking early on, but they are both addictive and insidious drugs, and can affect anyone at any time if you happen to have an addictive personality and over-indulge, plus being a child actor can have dangers, always having to look and act a certain way, and it may have affected her adversely. I miss them both. They were a part of my impressionable young years!
I would imagine that the parental incest suffered by Sandra may have played a part in the breakdown of her life.
Wonderful comment
IMO, Sandra became an addict due to the SA that she suffered, as a small child, with the full knowledge of her mother, at the hands of her perv stepfather.
Priceless, thank you!! 🌹🎼🌹
Thank you for sharing this fabulous film footage with so many old stars and of course, Bobby and Sandra! Love it!
Mr Bobby Darin, the perfectionist all the way….. A genuine human being from humble beginnings who shared his God gifted talents with the world, we his adoring fans love him for being himself….. Bobby is the only entertainer who can touch the inner depths of your soul and make you cry…… Bobby has this warm emotional rich soulful and heart felt depth to his voice that I have not heard from any other person in the music business before him or since for that matter…. His diction and clarity of words always gave Bobby the edge on and set him way apart from others in the music business….. Bobby is the greatest ever in my book and no one, no one comes anywhere near close nor can they…. There will only ever be one Bobby Darin for he is unique and in a class all on his own. thank goodness for that…. A giant of a man who is still missed, loved and remembered today even after over forty one years……
Rest In Peace Bobby my friend I miss and loved you dearly.
Edith I always love reading your comments. Are you still with us?
Such lovely people forever beloved
A Legend!!!
Thank you for this and your many other postings. They entertain and bring me joy.
Women have always worked. In the home or at their outside careers. She seems so natural with herself and their son. Thank you so much for this. His live performance at the Sands was short but sweet. Love his rendition of "I have dreamed" He was my Dad's favorite....and became mine as I grew up. Love Tony Bennet too. If I ruled the world 1964 is a great performance. God bless us all.
Back when children were seen not heard..refreshing
Love Bobby..much missed x
I have always loved this interview, but I wish the guy would have let Sandra talk more and I really wish we could have heard Dodd talk a lot more. I think he did say "I stay drunk" so Sandra was afraid of what he might say next. I was 5 when the interview took place and I have always loved Bobby Darin and Sandra Dee.
Interesting ...
What a wonderful look back at the heyday of Hollywood where movie stars dressed up and went to nightclubs! Sandra was so beautiful and their son is a spitfire. Loved seeing this bit of history.
Interviewer kept interrupting Sandra, but let Bobby finish speaking during their interview. A slice of history from 53 years ago.
Different sensibilities around women which was about to change with the advent of summer of love flower, children, and all the movements that came in the 70s
you think he’d let marylyn Monroe speak?
I wish they had made an album out of these shows. Darin at the Copa is one of my favorite albums.
he was so sweet
Why does love never last, even for rich successful people.
I hope Sandra did not have to pawn those beautiful jewels she wore to the club after he told her he wanted a divorce the next year. I hope her granddaughters have them now. One of her granddaughters looks just like their grandmom. Sandra, was cute as a button. She had a rough life after Bobby, never remarried, stayed loyal and raised their son. So sad. She was young too when she died, not even in her late 60's. Dodd looks like both of them, more of his dad. Great Man, Dodd turned out to be and a family man too.
Interesting insight there from Sandra Dee. When the guy asks her what Bobby dislikes, she immediately says "Dishonesty." As everyone is no doubt aware, a year or so after this recording when he found out his mother wasn't really his mother he completely spiraled out of control.
Very interesting, I knew Darin and George Burns were friends but I did not know how close they actually were....Wonder if Bobby Darin was also friends with Ronnie? I'm willing to bet they were all close.
Another man who died waay to young! But, I think he believed in Jesus & THAT'S the way to get to Heaven! SO, I expect to meet him there, WHERE he's been enjoying the hereafter for many yrs now.
How big was Bobby who knows probably could have been the best
Ahhh Elvis!
"It's LIKE Washing A Car They have a lot of Personality and Each one is different".
“Nice”...
Bobby Darin & Jean Murray "Splish Splash"
I laughed when the narrator said "Peekaboo, it would be funny if Frank Sinatra popped out the cake"
Bobby smoking with a bad heart-sad
I could have sworn Dodd said "I stay drunk" before Sandy covers his mouth all embarrassed xD
She had a problem with alcohol and Dodd spilled the beans without realizing it.
My God, Sandra Dee sounds like she comes from the Bronx...
Bayonne, N.J.
Devon Dahl from Yo Gabba Gabba Season 1 Episode 15 Car as Bobby Darin
is this the place that burned??
Dont mean too be nasty
but was that a cigar he was smoking .Since he had health problems hope his smoking didnt help to cut his great short live.
Worse yet, he used heroin.
Sinatra must've been petrified when Darin came along! Please answer to my comment anyone out there, has anybody ever heard Sinatra say anything nice about Darin, prior to his death???????
Behind Darin is 34-year-old John Williams.
To bad we don't get to see a performance! 🙄
Who was the interviewer talking?
a different time...
as much as hollywood tries to put on shows after award shows, its nothing like the old glamour..
The pose of marital bliss is taken to absurd heights in this clip. Darin and Dee were divorced the following year.
They kept living together even after their split
I've read that in a few books, that he would spend some nights with her.
Very nice I miss you for ever
After listening to this man question Sandra Dee, all I can say is how terribly rude he was to Sandra. Lord!! He was terrible!!,,!?,
Alcohol killed her. Ruined her life as it has for countless souls. I hate alcohol.
Sigh... a heart condition and he's smoking cigarillo's...
Yea but we know how it ends ,terrible fire
What did little Dodd say? Surely something shocking for the 60's lol. Funny to see this as they got a divorce the same year (officially early the next). Things are not always as good as they seem! I guess any modern feminist would react to the reporter's question whether she would cope filming being both a female and a mother!
He said "I stay drunk."
The walking dead! Sad!