BETTE MIDLER - Barbara Walters Interview 1975

Barbara Walter Interview with Bette Midler on April 15 1975

[@allthatjazzspaz95]

And she became a legend. :)

[@maleficentdiva]

Bette really hasn't changed that much since this interview has was done, she still looks relatively the same. great performer and wonderful person :) WE LOVE YOU BETTE!!! :)

[@maidmoira]

i just adore her, always,she gave my chomps

[@cabrioglx]

This is great, Barbara is very mean though. Looking down on the Divine Miss M!!! How dare she!! Thanks for sharing!!

[@frankcheers7529]

How? BW and BM were hitting it off so much so that Bette did a lot more interviews with her.

[@jaycasey23]

Ahhh The Divine Miss M you will never know how much you mean to every gay man out there. You are a living legend

[@ChristopherIGomes]

WOW, SHE BECAME WHAT SHE WANTED... OUTSTANDING.!!!

[@maidmoira]

i just adore her, always

[@PATTYZELLO]

Thank you so much for posting this wonderful look at the Divine Miss M. Bette so deserved her year off in 1974. Then look--she came back with Clams on the Half Shell...1 week at the Erlanger in Philadelphia followed by 10 amazing weeks at the Minskoff on Broadway. A legend?? You Bette!!!

[@frankcheers7529]

And this was the start of a beautiful friendship. Barbara Walters really enjoyed and admired Bette Midler consistently over the years.

[@lynncole1821]

I don't understand some of the anti-Bette type comments on here. Bette is indeed DIVINE. There is no one else today like her. Unlike so many of todays female singers, Bette hasn't had to show more of body in order to get people to listen to her music. She's done it all, movies, television, books, Broadway and has won various music awards including the Grammy. Few have accomplished as much as she has. She is indeed a legend in her own time. I appreciate her choice of songs from the ballads such as The Rose to more of the whimsical songs that she'll do in her shows or sometimes include on an album. And yes, she should have won an Oscar for her role in The Rose.

[@katbalou44]

Simply Divine

[@richierichit]

yup. you're right.

[@SactoGranny]

That was wonderful! Thank you for sharing! :-)

[@Shanaifan1]

Legend... Wait for it dairy. Legendary ❤❤❤❤❤

[@robertsnyder7014]

I miss you Bette I really do " I think about you everyday " And I know in the back of your mind you still remember me too.

[@rkrzywicki]

Baba Wawa comes off as SO judgmental of those"homosexuals", but I love Net

[@guymichelasseke8103]

R.I.P BARBARA WALTERS 🙏🏾🕊🕯💔🥀🪦

[@ArcadiaOccult]

I'm just so glad Barbara didn't ask about her sister! One crass interviewer ask her about her sister's death she was destroyed right in front of the camera worst thing I ever saw. 💔

[@alicehenderson7983]

Yes I.heard that and a couple ask her about her friend that was killed, she started crying and it was so sad seeing her cry

[@inturn23]

hehe, wow Look at Barbara. She was soo pretty when she was young.

[@toughtaurus7270]

I love that no matter what the decade, Barbara always acts so high and mighty, like she didn't start out as a Playboy bunny. Lol

[@Cmc995]

Barbara seemed to shade the whole bathhouse thing,she is very stuck up!

[@deeway1963]

Whatever happened to Jane? She was so wonderful!

[@mzmiller52]

because you were being a woman being a man being a woman. absolutely the best when you did drag. the divine miss m was quite an invention.

[@armondpb]

wheres the rest? :(

[@davidrlfield]

Jinxed was not such a bad movie , but cannot be compared as a sequel to The Rose, which critics did and soon wonder why the public ridicules them. They review movies to please other critics, are not objective and then engage in a gangbang of cliches. And, is why today they are unemployed!

[@robertsnyder7014]

Bette Midler liked me but I didn't know at the time . I should of know that when she took her shoes off rubbing her feet real close to me ...

[@MrDANIELDMARTINRIOS]

you stood up for homosexuals and shame Barbara Walters real COURAGE /CHUTPAZ!