Dixie Carter--1990 TV Interview

Dixie Carter discusses her life and career, including her marriage to Hal Holbrook, her successful cabaret career, and her long-running hit series "Designing Women" in this 1990 TV interview.

[@Thevelvetrope1983]

What a classy and talented woman

[@aliceranger8681]

She was beautiful and I loved her style. Rip Ms. Carter, still missing you. Thank you for posting this interview.

[@glendajenkins8308]

She was a class act

[@darkseaofempathy]

It's no wonder, watching and listening to her, why so many men--of all ages--found her irresistible. Not only was she gorgeous, her movements and mannerisms are unbelievably sensual, almost feline. Add to that the fact that this sexiness is not a forced put on, but simply a state of being--or so she makes it seem. Either way, it works.

[@sunnyblueskies6505]

Amazingly full life and so down-to-earth. Truly among the greatest artists out there. We miss you, Mrs. Dixie. See you in heaven XO

[@1911beauty]

I love this period in Time. She admitted that she was not born with a talent for singing. I love her for this. Now days people go way past their natural ability. Now this is class😉

[@anthonymeans7439]

Dixie Carter just had this natural combination of class ,sophistication and allure that just made her so unique!

[@lalalondon5602]

I’m just watching DW for the first time on Hulu and looked for some interviews with Dixie. What a charming woman she was off in real life.

[@MsBamafanatic]

Dick looked and sounded like he was totally smitten and crushing on Dixie. He looked like he was almost blushing.

[@darkseaofempathy]

Very unusual for him, he’s usually fairly reserved, even aloof at times, but he giggles like a schoolboy here.

[@gregoryagogo]

He always sounds this way!

[@MsBamafanatic]

@@gregoryagogo I disagree. I have seen lots of interviews with him, and he is very different in this one.

[@isitoveryet9525]

Agree lol This interview was too cute.

[@isitoveryet9525]

Dixie was pure class, such a beautiful woman ❤️ She’s always so appreciative & grateful for her success….very humble when it comes to her career.

[@jaybird74]

Brilliant conversation. Classy in the highest.

[@gregoryagogo]

Who wouldn't be in love with Dixie Carter? She's the classiest woman I've ever seen!

[@mgrella63]

She was so Amazing! Loved her! RIP Dixie

[@josephmarzullo4416]

Thank you for posting this. I miss Dixie so much, so glad I got to know her through the years. She was very special.

[@darkseaofempathy]

Joseph Marzullo How lovely, how did you know her?

[@jrpc2000]

It's amazing how attractive she was at 51.

[@MichaelGrey11]

Oh my yes

[@detoxmuscle]

She’s an angel; outer worldly.

[@adamblue2980]

She had a wonderful facelift around the start of Designing Women.

[@annjones5201]

Your comment speaks volumes.

[@richardmayora5310]

And if you saw her in person...WOW. I saw her on Broadway and she was just 2 feet from me. Stunning.

[@laverneferguson7962]

I just simply loved Dixie Carter. She was an awesome, awesome actress. I was so torn about her death. May she rest in peace. 🙏🏽🕊⚘

[@MrEricSevert]

She admits she got a facelift when "Designing Women" started, which was only a few years before this interview. She looked so frail years later when she did "Desperate Housewives", but she was still such a force on screen.

[@kaleoy7584]

Miss her spirit.

[@wolfwind1]

You are missed terribly, Dixie!

[@kencampbell2359]

I worked with Dixie and Hal once and we became friends. Lovely people.

[@jamesfox2579]

What an incredibly lovely and beauuuutiful Woman!❤️

[@ThatBronxgirl7]

Such a classy, classy, classy woman! I miss her.

[@sherriweber7105]

Dixie Carter she is one talented and a great women. Thank you Dixie for giving us your wonderful gift of talent.

[@ggboot1]

She was fantastic.

[@unexpectedvixen5685]

She was such a class act. She always reminded me a bit of my grandmother as Julia sugarbaker

[@thomstephens]

Simply stunning and so charming!

[@CandyisAwesome86]

Are there any ladies with proper handkerchiefs like this anymore? ❤️

[@mj6962]

Wow I don’t remember him being on the air in 90.

[@aeichler]

It was a short-lived reboot on CNBC.

[@jeffreymcdaniel6813]

I was captivated by Dixie Carter from when she played Brandy Henderson on THE EDGE OF NIGHT!!

[@gregoryagogo]

Delta Burke made me cry when she gave that speech at the reunion...

[@burpreynolds3250]

She’s lovely.

[@kathrynnard2133]

I love dick cavet. Wished our show host now days had the respect and courtesy he always showed. I watch him on antenna tv. She was awesome. Love designing women and stay up to 1100pm to see it every night. Love her in the Christmas movie comfort and joy. Very sassy but loving.

[@Xy2tone]

This woman is so beautiful

[@garydubois7674]

52 is not that old!!

[@tashee8772]

The true lady.

[@christophermoore4262]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@sarahmoviereviewer4109]

Rip Dixie Carter

[@gregoryagogo]

10:39 Drugs & the "Dissolution of the family unit" a CIA psychological operation (s) since Elvis! No accident how 'things' have turned out.

[@maxwaller2055]

*¡Dixie Virginia Carter!* - written at 4:35 PM Pacific Standard Time on Sunday, 26 January 2020

[@affanshahriyar4461]

Is this the Dixie Carter from TNA?

[@alh61266]

She won't comment on clashing with gary coleman.

[@trinajames7222]

it just got worse, from tv remote controls to porn on your phone, nastiness is getting more and more aggressive and people are eaten up enough with pride to think they're God. The breaking down of the family unit was the first step in unraveling God's handy work

[@MiltonMetzArchive]

Hear Dixie and Hal together at the Kentucky Derby: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoqxdWiibLh-a6c

[@BellaFirenze]

Ramtha... Yikes.

[@slanderman3296]

Wow, she started TNA

[@richelleflores2664]

Nope not this dixie carter

[@AnneBUZZTKO]

The Former MAJORITY OWNER OF TNA IMPACT WRESTLING?