me too! and even though I watch a lot of Bobby's interviews, I must admit she has a tendency to cross the lines of keep doing it after actors hint that they're not comfortable, happens in other interviews too, like she's gossipy, it's kind of dumb if you think of it, that she assumes that he's being interviewed that he'll tell her something (that he barellly knows at best) , about someone that he just worked with on a project, and has a respectful (even if not close) relationship with
I love how he shut down the stupid questions. He did it in a way that made her dumb questions seem petty, which is exact what they were. Bravo Tommy Lee Jones.
The fact that Tommy wasn't nominated for the Oscar for his portrayal of Doolittle, but did win for The Fugitive, to me, is an outrage. He became Doo every bit as much as Sissy became Loretta. He deserved the lead actor Oscar for his performance (one of his best performances) in Coal Miner's Daughter, and it will always be a damn shame that he was robbed of it. Loretta and Doo felt the same way about it -- and they were right.
@@kirbykipling9515 He was the lead actor in the film, the central male character. He was eligible in either the lead or supporting actor category. The academy snubbed him - period. No changing my mind about it.
@@lexkanyima2195 Not really. He was already well known on Broadway by the early 70s and had been in a number of movies, then he made his mark as a popular character on One Life To Live - all by 1975. Coal Miner's Daughter brought him to everyone's attention, but there are a lot of people who already knew who he was.
I have always been obsessed with him . Since the first time I saw him in The Fugitive. I was around 13 and was so in love with this man 😍 What a gorgeous Little Indian boy he is .
She asked some awful questions. They did this movie to show how wonderful they were. Not to bring them down. Tommy did a great job being smart and loving.
I noticed once Bobbie asked Tommy about the divorce question, his demeanor changed. That first question she asked him, Tommy was very enthusiastic. After that, he was typical Tommy. Short for words and annoyed.
I love Tommy Lee’s directness.
I admire the answer Mr. Jones gives to the question of Divorce. "None of my business". I wish more celebrities could speak that way.
me too! and even though I watch a lot of Bobby's interviews, I must admit she has a tendency to cross the lines of keep doing it after actors hint that they're not comfortable, happens in other interviews too, like she's gossipy, it's kind of dumb if you think of it, that she assumes that he's being interviewed that he'll tell her something (that he barellly knows at best) , about someone that he just worked with on a project, and has a respectful (even if not close) relationship with
Regarding nosy interviewers, Mr. Tommy Lee Jones gave the greatest smart ass & most appropriate answers ever.
I love how he shut down the stupid questions. He did it in a way that made her dumb questions seem petty, which is exact what they were. Bravo Tommy Lee Jones.
Exactly. Your talking to a Harvard graduate. Ask him some intelligent questions.
The fact that Tommy wasn't nominated for the Oscar for his portrayal of Doolittle, but did win for The Fugitive, to me, is an outrage. He became Doo every bit as much as Sissy became Loretta. He deserved the lead actor Oscar for his performance (one of his best performances) in Coal Miner's Daughter, and it will always be a damn shame that he was robbed of it. Loretta and Doo felt the same way about it -- and they were right.
It could be because his role wasn't "lead". But I do agree, he should've been acknowledged by the academy.
@@kirbykipling9515 He was the lead actor in the film, the central male character. He was eligible in either the lead or supporting actor category. The academy snubbed him - period. No changing my mind about it.
@@MsJourneyfan how could he be nominated for a lead role, when she was?
@@MsJourneyfan and he was unknown at the time
@@lexkanyima2195 Not really. He was already well known on Broadway by the early 70s and had been in a number of movies, then he made his mark as a popular character on One Life To Live - all by 1975. Coal Miner's Daughter brought him to everyone's attention, but there are a lot of people who already knew who he was.
Fascinating. Tommy Lee being his famously prickly self much to the amusement of Michael Apted.
I have always been obsessed with him . Since the first time I saw him in The Fugitive. I was around 13 and was so in love with this man 😍
What a gorgeous Little Indian boy he is .
Me too, love Tommy Lee. His acting is suberb. He is a Harvard Graduate too. Smart man
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Tommy Lee is a stand up guy. Very matter of fact & a great actor. I grew up watching him & I always liked his work. . .
She asked some awful questions. They did this movie to show how wonderful they were. Not to bring them down. Tommy did a great job being smart and loving.
the interviewer was not very nice
Tommy is pretty genuine and seems to detest some of the silly questions.
This is the youngest Tommy Lee has ever looked
If you watch Love Story (1970), he plays a college student and even has zits.
@@gmann6269 that is quite a ways before my time
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Yeah, but he was still better looking here than you will ever be/have ever been.
In “Eyes if Laura Mars”, he was even younger. Very handsome!
I love Tommy Lee forever because of Coal Miner’s daughter, one of my fave movies ever
Tommy Lee's reaction to stupid question is just right!
That guy was born old.
I love you Tommy, Brazil
I noticed once Bobbie asked Tommy about the divorce question, his demeanor changed. That first question she asked him, Tommy was very enthusiastic. After that, he was typical Tommy. Short for words and annoyed.
❤ love that he put that reporter in her place.
Bobbie Wygant
22 de noviembre de 1926
96 años. (97)
Tommy lee was always old.
But always hot & manly.
Tommy did excellent in the movie
And in this interview. You can tell he was trying to be nice, initially. She just kept asking inappropriate questions.
Well she's very much respected.
Tommy Lee Jones (San Saba, Texas, 15 de septiembre de 1946) es un actor y cineasta estadounidense.
I thought Tommy did a great job portraying Doolittle, he deserves a reward to ,
Looks like an older version of josh hartnett
Well that was…..interesting
Hey Air Marshall Jones. You lost a coal miners daughter. A little odd timing.
Tommy Lee Jones is just insufferable. He's like this in every interview. Seems deeply unhappy.