Molly Picon--1980 Interview, George Raft, George Jessel
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- čas přidán 30. 05. 2016
- Molly Picon, legendary Yiddish stage star and "Yente" in the film "Fiddler on the Roof," chats about her career with George Raft and George Jessel in this rare 1980 TV appearance.
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Amazing interview with amazingly talented people. So sad that George Raft died just months after this interview.
Alan ...I loved seeing this interview...I loved having the honor of playing Molly Picon in "Picon Pie" every show was for me filled with gratitude...there was only one Molly Picon...xxBarbara
I am fortunate enough to have worked with Molly in a tv pilot called HERE'S RITCHIE! What you see is what you get, she was a delight from our first hello. I will never forget this legend.
Oh wow!!! How long ago?
@@Mom2MrBabyHaikin sorry this so incredibly long to respond. I was having problems with my gmail. The pilot was shot in 1981. Unfortunately the pilot never sold. I was beyond thrilled that she agreed to be on the show. I could hardly breathe when I first met her. She out me at ease and even taught me a few things.
Wonderful. Ms. Picon was a class act.
Great Show. Love the guests- and, so nice to have an MC like Mike who doesn't hog the show.
Blimey ! Wonderful to see these three great stars of yesteryear ! Many thanks for sharing this entertaining & informative clip wish us ! CHEERS ! :-)
She still sounded like Yenta The Match Maker! Just amazing,,, gone but NEVER to be forgotten,
Yes, but I want people to also see her in Yidl Mitn Fidl. Try that one too!
'Natalie's' grandmother on The Fact of Life. The episode gets to your heart.
Did anyone happen to see this incredible and talented lady on, believe it or not, "The Facts of Life"? She played Natalie Green's grandmother.
She was a really cutie!
Try to see her in "Yidl mitn Fidl" before they take it off you tube. Charming youth! It has subtitles, but it was among the most famous musicals of Polish cinema. (You know, before Nazis decimated the people and the then thriving yiddish film industry.) It also relates to Yentl and Victor, Victoria and maybe something Shakespeare did about mistaken identity and the foibles of love.
Such wonderful stories from these three!
And yes, George Raft did die not long after this taping, from emphysema. So many artists of that era smoked constantly, and passed sooner because of it.
Thanks so much for this video!
Wow a treasure
Amen to that !!
Molly Picon (Yiddish: מאָלי פּיקאָן; February 28, 1898-- April 5, 1992); George Albert "Georgie" Jessel (April 3, 1898 - May 23, 1981); George Raft (born George Ranft; September 26, 1901- November 24, 1980) (Wikipedia)
Many thanks for those fascinating statistics !
May they rest peacefully and we learn from their wisdom, talent, persistence and resilience!!!
There was a revival of Chu Chem in the late '80's. Sold as the "Chinese/Jewish Musical." The commercial made it look so over the top campy I was determined to see it. It bombed before I could get a ticket.