Burt Reynolds Gets a Cake From Johnny for His 40th Birthday | Carson Tonight Show

[@pmafterdark]

How old I felt when I turned 40, now what I wouldn't do to be 40 lol. Happy Birthday Burt! 🎂

[@J35Y1]

I felt old as soon as I turned 18 😢 now I'm 26 and feel like it's too late for me.. age is a weird thing.

[@joebiggs4387]

@@J35Y1 It sure the heck is. I’m 50 and I should be thankful that I am only 50 because I see other others who are much older and they’re in so much pain.

[@joebiggs4387]

@@pmafterdark 40 would be a joy! L O L

[@vap0rland]

just turned 65, feel like 39

[@hollywoodharriet13]

@@J35Y1 I remember turning 20 and not liking leaving the teen years (sugar mountain) but the future held many adventures. It is never too late. Went back to school at 40. Finally got married when I was 46! Still married and enjoying life! Of course many times it is not easy and it is not fun. A lot has to do with how I react to changes and difficulties. Believe me. You have much adventure to look forward to. Draw close to God, eat clean, keep moving and laughing.

[@jillkjv3816]

1976. The year I graduated high school. 😊 It feels a million years ago.

[@JanMartin-m3j]

Really here is the thing dear though I am telling everyone I am 33 this year I am shaving off fifteen years off my actual age and to me also feels like a million years ago when I was delivered from Macy's New York to a hospital in Jamaica so that is why I am keeping 33 my age this year and February next year 34 etc

[@dianadurr-ramsey567]

1976 is when I also graduated highschool

[@jillkjv3816]

@@dianadurr-ramsey567 It was a good year. 😊

[@laurafroehler83]

The Bicentennial! 4th of July all year long! It was a good year😊

[@anthonykimball7463]

It might as well have been a million years ago...the America of 2024 bears ZERO resemblance to the America of 1976.

[@GTOberfest]

He was right about being halfway there...he lived to 82 yrs old.

[@Getrichordietrying673]

That's so funny, I was going to say the same thing but you beat me to it.

[@Theoriginalbigbrillo]

True that 👍👍👍 He was very right back in 1976 RIP Burt

[@rwc20071]

Burt was the coolest Man alive in the 70s

[@laurahunter1690]

He still is today

[@ATOK_]

Dean Martin is the king of cool, but Burt is really close

[@John_Holmes]

Well I was definitely giving him some stiff competition in the 70s. Stiff competition, heh heh heh. It's all on VHS.

[@hollywoodharriet13]

Remember his centerfold in Cosmopolitan magazine?

[@CharlesIngram-b5m]

No. I was the coolest

[@williambaxter4628]

Carson's comb over and Burt's rug. Classic.

[@joebiggs4387]

He’s always been my favorite tonight show guest.

[@J35Y1]

He has good energy, him and Johnny always fool around w eacbother, sometimes even with props. never negative or a dull moment together

[@joelpierce3940]

Burt’s stunt injuries caught up to him later in life. He had a great sense of humor, and a very good actor.

[@JD-jc8gp]

Yeah City Heat wrecked him

[@TommyDimopoulos]

Burt did many interviews with Johnny. He was without a doubt, one of the best if not the BEST ever to be on.

[@ivansanzana8676]

1976, great year to be alive!

[@Katzenhase]

More Burt Reynolds interviews from the Carson Archive that haven´t posted yet on youtube would be much aprreciated. Thanks for posting a new one.

[@williamwhite2113]

Still looked real good at 40. Nice rug too. RIP Burt.

[@DsRandomMemories]

He had a better rug maker than Shatner did.

[@rebekahdemary7638]

@@DsRandomMemories I think they had the same toupee maker.

[@aqhasassy]

Burt was down to earth, helped others with acting. The Bandit movies were the best. Carson, always smooth, funny. Back when ppl got entertainment instead of filth & trash talk.

[@AFMMD-q8]

It’s sad he wasn’t taken seriously as an actor, I always thought he was a good one and 💯 believable in all the roles he played. Love Burt, my all time favorite guest on Carson’s shows, he had great character, and wonderful sense of humor. Thank you for this post.

[@elizabethschuffert7460]

Hahaha that was cute.. I loved Burt and Johnny both. 😘

[@NightTrekker-d1s]

I love Burt Reynolds movies. The Deep South, fast cars, moonshine and the law! He was a very appealing actor.

[@hollyanderson4329]

No one wore bell bottoms like Burt!

[@007.M-D]

What a difference in Witt and elegance, with today's television worldwide, which is strange because they had decades to study and even copy if necessary.

[@xz-187]

Burt Reynolds, Oliver Reed and Roy Clark together? What a treat.

[@connor_flanigan]

wish we could see the interviews with Clark and Reed. we've been cheated. 😮‍💨

[@brettmcclung7590]

@Johnny Carson, could we please have the full shows of these!??🙏 I'm wondering when more full shows are going to be released 🤔 And with the studio 🎙 commercials that Doc and Ed did. I always enjoy the original broadcasts as they were with original openings and closings. I know the only thing they're struggling to get cleared mostly is film 🎥 🎞 clips when the guests plug a movie or TV show. But that's okay. But I definitely want more full, complete shows intact. Especially any existing rare full shows and footage from the 60's and early 70's Thanks keep up the great work. Hopefully, I can get a response back from this channel about their future plans and what's going on

[@ArtificialDreamsAD]

I like when they had all the guests on at the same time as they came out. Allowed for more chemistry on stage.

[@jillkjv3816]

But who was the other guy the one sitting right next to Burt? He looked familiar but I can't remember.

[@xz-187]

@@jillkjv3816 Ward Kimball, the animator at Walt Disney.

[@luannelarson536]

This was the good old days loved the 70's

[@shiliela_rhymes_with_delilah]

It was his 40th and my 16th.

[@anjinsan5582]

It's so cool seeing Norm Macdonald at Carson's show. Without a hat but still 🎉

[@dottewaugh983]

Burt was my favorite! I loved him!

[@onemancinema4642]

Look at those jeans! Classic Carson.

[@mikeklassic78]

Gator Mclusky with the bell bottoms on! Massive old school going on here

[@J35Y1]

"Thats not the way to get the show, thats not the way to get the show!" 😂😂 best way to end

[@jayclarke6671]

Wow he was very famous even before Smokey And The Bandit.

[@joebiggs4387]

He did a cosmopolitan magazine photo that made him a star in 1973. But smoky and the bandit is what made him a superstar.

[@alexland74]

Deliverance

[@gmv0553]

Gunsmoke

[@septillion2501]

Without the moustche, young Burt Reynolds and young Marlon Brando could've played fraternal twins. Their faces are so similar.

[@AFMMD-q8]

Indeed, look at pics of Burt in the late 50s he does look like Marlon, but fit and nicer.

[@septillion2501]

@@AFMMD-q8 yup 😅

[@jmb-bj9gs]

Good call

[@DeathOfARockStar]

I always thought so too!

[@JoeBuck207]

Nah not even close.

[@lasavocados]

Wow! I didn't realise he was so f cool !

[@stdew07]

Man I wish I was born in this era ❤

[@toli0968]

I watch the bandit every year. Love it.

[@dw-bn5ex]

We miss you both.

[@stdew07]

*First time seeing him without his iconic moustache* 🥸

[@Katzenhase]

2 years later Burt was the biggest movie star in the world.

[@tomsauer3830]

Burt was such a fun, cool cat.

[@annettecarlin4800]

Happy Birthday.😀🍓

[@andreaszulauf2834]

1:11 His infectious laughter sounds like a chicken here🤣👍

[@englishwillable]

Brilliant

[@oreally8605]

That was a year or two before Smokey and the Bandit.

[@DeathOfARockStar]

We have the same birthday! Though he was decades older. 😹

[@vincentmurphy9252]

Burt !!! I was 10 but 40 in 76 was now the new 60 😂😂😂

[@TheJoerutland]

Johnny is still the king.

[@JanMartin-m3j]

Burt Reynolds timeless and priceless looked better looking without the moustache , and should have acquainted his chest with a razor other than that he was beautiful and the best male centrefold ever

[@travisbickle5279]

he could play in the godfather, rocky, rambo ect. destiny is sometimes not by your side. RIP

[@leftwithluka4681]

What a cake 🎂.

[@septillion2501]

Yeah, those jeans don't leave anything to the imagination

[@bakerman10]

And to think this was three years before he really broke out on Smokey and the Bandit.

[@csmith5420]

It was post Deliverance though.

[@danabrooks8312]

The set was so tiny, everyone was sitting so close🤣

[@jobiazgarza9571]

looks like the future islands guy

[@brettmcclung7590]

@Johnny Carson, could we please have the full shows of these!??🙏 I'm wondering when more full shows are going to be released 🤔 And with the studio 🎙 commercials that Doc and Ed did. I always enjoy the original broadcasts as they were with original openings and closings. I know the only thing they're struggling to get cleared mostly is film 🎥 🎞 clips when the guests plug a movie or TV show. But that's okay. But I definitely want more full, complete shows intact. Especially any existing rare full shows and footage from the 60's and early 70's Thanks keep up the great work. Hopefully, I can get a response back from this channel about their future plans and what's going on

[@artlover1477]

Burt was darn handsome without the mustache.

[@jazzmagaly1]

Burt was the only conceited guy I ever liked ....that means he was really a good guy. For some reason his large ego made him look cool and funny at the time👍

[@hoffmanfamily2452]

Johnny smoking during the interview. Crazy how times have changed. I envy their time.

[@Ben_Hattie]

i want to see the interview with oliver reed

[@adamellis6785]

The movie he was making with Ryan and Tatum O'Neal was called "Nickelodeon" - I had to look it up because I'd never heard of it.

[@thomasebsen8821]

He wore a wig since day one. Most people don't know it.

[@dm41390]

This was 1976 , Johnny Carson is 50 years old, Burt Reynolds is 40, Roy Clark is 43 , ed McMahon is 53 , Oliver reed is 38, …. Dana Carvey is 21

[@KingKenny.]

Wig isnt too bad here. A bit too dark but reasonable.

[@tinytimcollection]

Pls upload tiny tims appearance from 12 november 1974. I like that appearance also pls upload full appearance, not only me and man on the moon

[@jillkjv3816]

104 years old? Olivia DeHavilland lived to that age!

[@sammyoyola2042]

Google it.

[@Paul-lm5gv]

Now that he's gone it's odd to see this.

[@ImOnAJourney]

Did y’all know he did a nude photo spread in Cosmopolitan magazine in 1972? He later said that he wished he hadn’t done it because he was never taken as a serious actor after the photos were released.

[@Enr227]

I appreciated it.

[@ImOnAJourney]

@@Enr227 🤣🤣🤣 That’s so awesome!!

[@hollywoodharriet13]

Those centerfolds, I thought, were a bit tacky, however Burt's was the best. Didn't he volunteer to pose to Helen Gurley Brown, the publisher on the tonight show? I seem to remember him walking right into it. Were the other two centerfolds Jim Brown and John Davidson? Can't remember if there were any others.

[@RonGerstein]

1976

[@teresagradolf974]

❤

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales41]

Burton Leon Reynolds Jr. (Lansing, Míchigan; 11 de febrero de 1936-Jupiter, Florida; 06 de septiembre de 2018), más conocido como Burt Reynolds, fue un actor, director de cine y productor estadounidense. Fue una de las estrellas más populares y taquilleras de la década de 1970, entre los que destacan sus interpretaciones de Paul Crewe en The Longest Yard (1974), Nate Scarborough en The Longest Yard (la versión de 2005), Bandit en Smokey and the Bandit (1977), J.J. McClure en The Cannonball Run (1979), Lewis Medlock en Deliverance (1972) y Gator McKlusky en White Lightning (1973).

[@hilmarpaschold7512]

Oh the '70s were great

[@luannelarson536]

Terry bradshaw love him

[@MyThirdPlaceLtd]

They still won't give us intros with bumpers

[@dallasron51]

Holy Smokes! Bell bottoms!

[@crisrose521]

Is he on qualudes ?

[@clapolla]

He looks younger without the moustache

[@luannelarson536]

What a hunk

[@penguin44ca]

Nah I was here the whole time

[@markravida2331]

Johnny Carson likes to Burt Reynolds a lot he likes Burt Reynolds and Sally Fields that would be friends

[@jennievilla8979]

Is Burt Reynolds still alive?

[@DeathOfARockStar]

Nope he passed away like 5 years ago.

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales41]

John William Carson (Corning, Iowa; 23 de octubre de 1925 - West Hollywood, California; 23 de enero de 2005) fue un presentador, comediante, escritor y productor de televisión estadounidense. Es conocido sobre todo como el presentador de The Tonight Show, protagonizado por Johnny Carson (1962-1992). Carson recibió 6 Premios Emmy, el Premio del Gobernador de la Academia de Televisión de 1980 y un Premio Peabody en 1985. Fue incluido en el Salón de la Fama de la Academia de Televisión en 1987. Fue galardonado con la Medalla Presidencial de la Libertad en 1992 y recibió un Kennedy Center Honor en 1993. 99 AÑOS 79 AÑOS 20 AÑOS.

[@official-billvancleef7128]

3:53 Anyone know where to find that episode with the 104 year old woman he mentions

[@sammyoyola2042]

Google Olivia de Havilland, actress.

[@armandodimarzio1136]

Were is Fred and the snowman?

[@cgab12]

Sounds like this guest appears was set up for Burt to do damage control for his quotes about Fred Astaire and Bradshaw..i seriously doubt that he idolized Fred Astaire…

[@Katzenhase]

Terry talked about it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3etZZWKitWmoNU

[@teresagradolf974]

Close the cash doors

[@phill8005]

Boy, is Burt full of himself.

[@TomSmith-ls5rn]

Who's the Pruneface sitting to Burts right?

[@AclypseOfReason]

Burt made it to 82 so he was almost dead on his mid-life estimate.

[@donmarley9744]

I don't think Johnny ever had a politician on or spoke about politics. That's what we need now.

[@gmv0553]

Wrong about a politician not being on the Tonight Show! Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton, Robert Kennedy, and a few others.

[@MrVogel_]

The hairy macho

[@Thomas-fu8vp]

Is BR wearing a toupee?

[@noahbrenie]

Dad, if you starve a tigress you better kill her or be way higher and you cannot kill a tigress.

[@Nitaseyboldsault161]

Oh the smoking Yuk

[@karenfryberger4260]

"In 1946, Reynolds launched an ad campaign with the slogan, 'More doctors smoke Camels than any other cigarette.' They'd solicited this 'finding' by giving doctors a free carton of Camel cigarettes, and then asking what brand they smoked." I remember as a child seeing full page ads featuring a "doctor" and the slogan "9 out of 10 doctors recommend Camel cigarettes!" My mother used to say the reason pubic ashtrays had sand for extinguishing cigarettes was to "make the Camels feel at home." Different times.

[@justinherbert9146]

Bad wig - his toupee's did get way better with his success in films

[@Katzenhase]

There´s a Burt Reynolds interview on the Johnny Carson archive website from the early 80's and Burt appeared with his real hair for the first time on the "Tonight Show". He combed his hair to the front but he looked very good. Believe it or not but he didn´t need a hairpiece because he had hair. The problem was it was thin but he looked good. Maye the Johnny Carson archive will post the interview with his real hair some day here.

[@justinherbert9146]

@@Katzenhase Was Burt buried with a wig on his head?

[@Katzenhase]

@@justinherbert9146 How should I know?

[@WhenImBackInChicago]

​@@justinherbert9146 He was cremated; his cremains are at the Hollywood Forever cemetary. (Gravesite, and a bronze bust)

[@joshkistner4665]

Wow. What drugs was he on.

[@JoeBuck207]

I see dead people.

[@ericsilva-gomez2481]

That’ll be you one day

[@LarryYerton]

So sad he was a arrogant self serving person. He got what he deserved! I bet he's different now huh?