The INCREDIBLE True Story of Rod Steiger - Hollywood Collection
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- The INCREDIBLE True Story of Rod Steiger - Hollywood Collection.
Rod Steiger is an American actor who has appeared in 148 feature films in his 50-year career. His best known roles were Marlon Brando's brother Charley in On the Waterfront (1954), and Sheriff Bill Gillespie opposite Sidney Poitier in In the Heat of the Night (1967) which helped him win won the Academy Award for Best Actor. Rod Steiger is associated with the methodical art of acting, expressing the characters he plays, sometimes leading to conflicts with directors and co-stars.
My all time favourite actor. They broke the mould when he was made. R.I.P Sir.
Wonderful is what I'm thinking 🤔🙏🤔 about this Tribute too a Very Special, Bueatiful Human being. From seeing Him in The Heat of The Night. When I was but Eight or Ten years of Age at that Time. He was always an Actor of Whom I was Very Fond of. Thank You so Much for Completing the Story of His Life & His Great Career for me. May He Eternally RIP.
Great actor. Much respect.
I happened upon “the Illustrated Man” last night.
I had no idea who Rod Steiger was, and was just looking for a free movie on CZcams.
Something about Rod Steiger captured me immediately and I found myself irresistibly drawn to his performance and attracted to him as a person.
Needless to say, I became an instant fan and am looking forward to watching his other works. What a tremendous actor and hunk of a man.
On The Waterfront, wow what a performance from Steiger in that film. Very gifted actor.
I thoroughly enjoyed him in “In the heat of the Night”. I saw an interview with him where he said that he was shocked when Lee Marvin beat him for the Oscar (pawnbroker nomination). Steiger was top tier.
I loved him In the heat of the night.He was very good in the part!
Good upload about a great actor, one of my favorites. A character actor who could hold a strong lead.
Not crazy about the voicing.
Great actor. He was wonderful in Heat of the Night. My dad went to HS with him in New Jersey. He was a tough kid.
He was a great actor and a very, very handsome man... Miss him forever.
Great actor!!❤❤
Brilliant man❤
Amazing actor. In terms of ability, he ranked with the very best.
I really reccomend the pawn broker. It’s an amazing film
Very sorry, Poitier's not winning an Oscar for 'In the Heat of the Night' does not reflect the racism of the times. It reflects Mr Steiger's performance, as his character was far more complex than Poitier's.
Hollywoods Best Ever.
The astonishing quality and diversity of Steiger's work marks him as among the handful of the greatest ever.
This piece, while well deserved, is weak.
Rod proved to the elite British actors that American actors could be just as great before Brando came along
Where do these ideas come from
@@asacarrick1385 There's a documentary where Steiger discussed wanting to prove himself in this way when offered the part in Dr Zhivago.
If you are a fan, watch 'The Sergeant'. You will not be sorry.
I agree he is phenomenal in that role.
Rod Stieger never thought Komorovski was lecherous.
Ye,great once actor,,I still watch musical oaklahoma with Shirley Jones and Gordon macrae ,,his character was judd,,only musical ever seen him in but he pulled it off,,you would see young actor Cameron Mitchell who went on to star in western series high chaperel, he played uncle buck,,,oh,Shirley Jones was a godsend to him because nervous singing in this highly acclaimed musical which I believe still in top 3 of greatest musicals ever made,,watch it you understand why,,I rest,jcvw
The monsterous “ Cry Terror “ unmentioned.
In my opinion, Steiger should've gotten the Oscar for "The Pawnbroker", not "In The Heat Of The Night". After "In The Heat Of The Night", Steiger's career nosedived, and I think it was due to gimmicky roles like "No Way To Treat A Lady" and "W.C Fields and Me". Those two movies were just excuses for Steiger to show off his ability as an impressionist, not as an actor.
No . He said (in another interview on YT) that his career tanked because he refused the role of playing Patton. He said it was the biggest career mistake he ever made.
I loved him in Dr. Zhivago, very sexy.
His diversity of roles... Yet you show a lot of pictures of In the Heat .... while discussing other films, like The Illustrated man... is there no documentation about those other films?
Doesn't make sense.
The computer generated narration is so
obnoxious as to make this unwatchable