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Ironically this video of 100th anniversary of W.C.Fields movies, starts with the presenter only being shown for the bottom half of his body, as we can’t see the top of his head. Who operated the film camera as it’s not much much better when Fields granddaughter came on?

1:10 Ha! I was watching this and kept thinking he *had* to have known Roddy McDowall. They were both such avid lovers of film and the creative people who made them and also seemed to know everybody and made friends with the big and sometimes forgotten leading ladies. Roddy would have made a great host too imo.... Robert was such a charming, gentle man. I'm so glad he found his perfect spot in life, and that we benefited for so long

what is this from? where can i get the hd file?

interesting.

Still had all that WITT !!❤️rest well Jane🙏🏾

I loved Robert and sobbed when I heard he had passed. He did have a wonderful life and he brought depth to my life when he reigned on TCM. He made me fall in love with silent films! He was so interesting… listen to those stories!!!! Rest in peace, Robert… I miss you terribly… 💔

7 years ago today. RIP Robert.

My uncle Willem Bouwmeester passed away last month in Rotterdam, he was a big Cinerama anthausiast, today is his funeral R.I.P

He seemed like a likable guy. Loved watching the channel. Unfortunately we can’t no longer see it because Comcast ended their subscription. I especially liked his introduction to the musicals and his specials with the celebrities.

Betty Walker was truly one 1⃣ of the Greats back N the day, never a cuss word and no stop laughter....!! 😅😅❤ Sadly she passed away so young 53yrs. young may she Rest N Power, and she was a cutie.😊

This is a great interview/tribute.

RIP Robert Osborne. Well Done! Thank you for posting this interview.

Interesting to see these two gentlemen together. I've known Leonard Maltin for many years and I've met Scott Eyman several times. These two gents know a LOT about movies and my knowledge of cinema has been enriched tremendously by their books.

Why did you leave after the first act? Were your places that bad?

Hulda is the best. She always will be. We love you Hulda.

This movie was a "talky." Why is there no sound?

Heavy Rain..The canal system in Ohio Wrecked ..Washed out ..Defunded.. My Great uncle was awarded a Carnegie Hero Medal..Saved Several Lives.

Robert left behind his lifelong companion (male) who found him when he passed on I Would like to see his views on movies put on once in a while. So good looking..not sure of his age maybe age less.😢

Sad to know he is gone now. Wonderful fellow

I miss Robert so much and Alec Baldwin but Ben M. & the others with the strike, heck TCM is GREAT! I can't imagine why they refuse to pay these talented people for the new wave of streaming & as usual a corporate country (run & owned by conglomerates) the poorest of the public will pay! In the long run that's why the middle class is history!

Beautiful woman.

I was fortunate to know Robert Osborne when I was part of the Industry. A lovely, funny, kindly, intelligent man.

😂 🎉 ok, I’ll chime in. Over 50 years ago I was a music student in Vienna for 1 year. Students don’t have a lot of money. During that year I saw over 50 operas in the Staatsoper in “standing room only” in the top two tiers. (4 and 5?). These were world class performances by the VPO and the opera organization. There was a “standing room” routine (after buying the tickets) where we followed an usher up the stairs to these tiers and when he/she reached the tiers and “split,” we all scrambled to get the best standing room places in tiers 4 and 5 (behind the seats). Almost all of the time you had a pretty good view and great sound. The cost was about 10 Austrian Schillings (about $1 US). Again this enable me to see over FIFTY plus world-class operas as a student. One of the best experiences of my life-even though standing room. There was always an elderly lady sitting in a standing place with a musical score for the opera and little light. I always wondered if she was somehow connected to Mahler (conductor at the Staatsoper in early 1900s. ?? Continuing, I had the same experience with over 50 concerts in the Musikverein with the VPO, again in standing room. This was the best “musical year” of my life (1971-72). Life-changing experience. The Viennese musical culture is über world class.😊

He was 🏡 home with TCM and we loved to be invited with him

Jesus christ..Gable is so damn sexy here❤❤❤

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I have enjoyed all 3 parts of this story about Robert Osborne! Thank you larry41onebay! Gosh, what a joy to see Robert Osborne again! 💕

Love classic film and that’s probably due to Robert Osborne! Started watching TCM in my early teens. Still miss this wonderful gentleman who knew classic film and actors so well!

BRAVO HULDA!!!!

God Mickey Rooney is an embarrassment. Ridiculous loon. Screaming at Robert when he could have just told the story like an even seminormal person.

Wonderful guy, Mr Robert Osborne. He was a all around professional, who had great love and appreciation of cinema.

Amazing especially for November! Thanks for posting.

He was a Gem and he is truly missed!

I had the pleasure of meeting John when I was working at a local restaurant back in the mid 90's and I always enjoyed talking with him about life in general & his passion for Cinerama when he would stop in. I randomly thought of him tonight and ended up here; RIP John, thanks for the conversations my friend.

is this austrian wedding?

How lovely ❤

Alec Baldwin keep interrupting and trying to interject his experience, it’s beyond annoying.

What year was this tribute?

He said if someone came knocking on his door to offer him a part he'd jump at the chance, so that leads me to believe he didn't quit acting because he wanted to. I wonder why producers and directors forgot about him. He was never a leading actor, but he was always good in the supporting roles he played. I especially enjoyed him in Fandango and the Running Man.

I know we have dam good films now but it looks so exciting cinerama l wish I could see it in a theatre now 😊that one thing I will always have on my bucket lists 😊

A wonderful, knowledgeable host. He treated actors from the Golden Age of Hollywood with kindness and respect. Miss him.

I LOVE and cherished when Robert was around, but I simply cannot say goodbye to TCM because there’s still no other channel like it imo

Marion Byron was such a doll...no wonder they nicknamed her 'Peanuts'

The little girl in this film is my grandmother.

I always greatly enjoyed Mr. Osborne during his twenty-plus years on TCM. Hearing these stories is just a lot of fun. RIP handsome man - I am so glad that you allowed us to know your life and history better.

Arguably the smartest, most intelligent actress in all cinematic history. Not to mention she was indeed, a bombshell.

Absolutely amazing!

Fascinating interview

somewhere there's a lie going on.....

please post more Betty Walker = wherever you are and whoever you are - you owe it to the universe to post ANYTHING you have by Betty Walker - you will be outrageously blessed!