Deborah Kerr and Robert Mitchum

[@IreneXandra]

Watch "Thank you, Deborah Kerr!" kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIHPpIiOZriFacU

[@ycoz5814]

Just watched Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison for the first time last week and I'm in love with both of these actors. I find their off-screen friendship, maybe infatuation, just fascinating.

[@equine2020]

That was great movie.

[@Mokkari77]

From Kerr's biography: "Laura Nightingale, a wardrobe girl on the set(of HEAVEN KNOWS, MR ALLYSON) remembered one day when Deborah told Mitchum that she hurt her foot on the rocky ground: "He just kneeled down, unlaced her white sneakers, removed them and massaged her feet. It was the lovely way he did it. No show, no affection, just all feeling. Then he put her sneakers back on and said kind of brusquely, 'Gotta keep you alive for the next scene.'" Deborah was so touched her eyes were full of tears."

[@bon1042]

Wow, I was thinking about Deborah and googled her to see her academy award acceptance. Then wondered what Mitchum thought of her, 4 films together, her warm comments about him in an interview here, knowing he was a tough rebel type early in Hollywood, think he got arrested once, maybe in 40's and I think a lot of infidelity. Then I read the quote fm him at end of this video. Isn't life fascinating. This is so touching. Watched The Grass Is Greener on TCM other night, looked forward to it, remembering the definite attraction to each other, a kind of unspoken communication. His character, the suavely brusque American millionaire who just goes after her. His compliments threw her and the vulnerability she would show was captivating.

[@maaprabuddhananda7341]

Best movie of Robert Mitchum is Heaven Knows Mr. Allison.so beautifully characterized. I love it.

[@tilley152]

Love Mitchum so much. Such an underrated talent and the films he made with Deborah are some of my favourites. Even the little clip at the end from Reunion at Fairborough. Thanks so much for sharing. This has gone straight in my favourites.

[@IreneXandra]

+tilley152 Thank you. They were both underrated amazing actors and also good friends, so I had to make a video to celebrate them both and their friendship. Glad you enjoyed it.

[@janne1232]

I can't think of any more beautiful than Deborah Kerr, she gave us such beauty in all her films, where did these beautiful actors go, did they die out for good, it seems to me they did....

[@waltjohnson8324]

The greatest platonic love story in Hollywood. As different as they were, they were lifelong soulmates, these two.

[@equine2020]

Proof a man/woman can be platonic friendship. I had one. A very good friend.

[@priceja70]

Such a wonderful video! I am on a complete Robert Mitchum kick and he and Deborah Kerr are marvelous together. Thank you for sharing your great work!

[@IreneXandra]

Thanks for watching :) They were a terrific pair on screen and good friends in real life. And both so talented.

[@ycoz5814]

It's 2022 and I'm on a complete Robert Mitchum kick right now and love, love LOVE his chemistry with Deborah Kerr.

[@themarketingbrat6468]

Beautifully made, thank you for sharing this! I just watched Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison last night; cannot wait to see the remainder of their collection. Great pairing!

[@daphnerosedamaso1967]

It's never too late to admire her....

[@cobbyclan3466]

Wonderful video, thanks for posting

[@howardmccauley7878]

One of the best actor's of the twenteth century.

[@richardlee8495]

for "Sundowners" she should have won, and she thought so, too. but you can't beat Liz, coming back from death, can you. and you must realize, and she did, that you can't. but in terms of performance, she was right to have "really minded". glad you care as much about her as i do. one of sweetest, most talented, most intelligent star ladies i ever met, and treasure the memories of it to this day. just remember, in terms of Oscar injustice, Greta Garbo did not win for "Camille", nor Bette Davis for "All About Eve." i used to care about all this, when there were movies and stars of that stature, but, sadly, as like many, no more, thank you. R

[@RebeccaBane]

I was reading comments before I watched the video, and I was wondering why everyone was saying they were crying. Then the video started and "Little Wonders" automatically makes me tear up because of its beauty. Great video!!

[@IreneXandra]

Rebecca Bain Thank you and sorry for the emotions caused :)

[@mariannepereira7270]

Love these to together ❤love their movies

[@arnolt2590]

Nice job! One of my favourite actresses of all time

[@tangrenalexander4904]

Ah, beautifully done! You clearly know her films backwards and forwards. I love it!

[@IreneXandra]

Thank you, yes, it's possible that I know them by heart by now :)

[@orhugs]

I really need to watch "Heaven Knows Mr. Allison," again. I saw it once but it was way too long ago!

[@IreneXandra]

Have fun! I always enjoy re-watching it. It has an unexpected entertaining quality for a movie with a nun as central character.

[@nina31416]

Mitchum siempre dijo que Kerr era la mejor actriz con la que había trabajado: su pareja favorita!!

[@daphnerosedamaso1967]

I so loved it! I just recently watched some of her movies, and after watching it I was amazed. She is now my new idol....

[@colikil]

Thanks for loading, superb. I just read and heartily recommend Lee Server's biog. of Mitch "Baby I Don't Care". A fair bit about Deborah who adored him

[@orhugs]

So awesome !! Always great to hear about more people discovering her :) Idol indefinatly

[@bach1369]

She was my friend. I am remembering her now. Thank you for posting this. Px.

[@thesocialsundae]

This is such a beautiful video omg I am crying to much! Honestly, this is amazing!!

[@liliana4505]

ME ENCANTA EL VIDEO Y DEBORAH KERR MI FAVORITA EN DEFINITIVA

[@castalia60able]

I loved Deborah Kerr - she was classy, beautiful and intelligence through out all her performance. Also the chemistry with several actors were unbelievable - Robert Mitchum and (King and I - can't remember his name) In fact, the actor played King and I requested Deborah Kerr because there wonderful chemistry. In fact he made several movies with her before King and I.

[@bhwst68]

Yul Brynner

[@equine2020]

Yule Bryner. King & & I.

[@2vintage68]

A very moving clip. Well done.

[@t.least.he.is.honest]

great song and video

[@marymargaretkujawa5598]

these two surely work together good.

[@ChildOfTheFlower]

I need to do a rewatch of Sundowners soon ❤

[@robertamitchum]

wonderful couple..

[@ДмитрийДмитрий-х4в]

Очень трогательная подборка❤!

[@orhugs]

Love it Irene

[@ДмитрийДмитрий-х4в]

Обожаю обоих! ❤

[@pipeandslippersman]

my dearly departed mother-in-law was a big deborah kerr fan, and i love mitch. wish i could have shown her this... as we all know by now - mitch did not suffer fools and had a particularly low opinion of hollywood and its workers, but he had deep respect for deborah kerr who apparently (quite against her image!) could hold her own against him, drink for drink!

[@aidie2311]

They grew old together in films..

[@rachelbaynham5126]

Two of the very best actors of all time rachel

[@fhdkdkjfkdkjs8406]

Dos semidioses del cine grandes actores con trabajos insuperables

[@jaktheknife]

Thanks for making my cry too lol what a beautiful video (sniffles)

[@richardspeed7135]

They fancied each other

[@brianspencer4220]

Thanks

[@richardlee8495]

they loved each other, but did not act on it, according to Deborah, whom i interviewed--twice. a very sweet, smart lady, who should have been Oscared for "Sundowners" but Liz got it, and deservedly. Marlene Dietrich called it "the death-bed award" but she was still steamed that Mike Todd deserted her for Liz. interviewed Dietrich, too, but not about that. scary, she was, until she turned that off, and gave you what she knew you wanted, and had to have. a total pro. and singularly glamorous, at, i think, 66 at the time. and a vision in nubby orange Chanel. in NY, at her upper Park Ave apt. unforgettable, as interview experiences go. "grass is greener" Deborah confided to me, suffered, because director Stanley Donen was too involved with a "Lady Beatty" to rehearse sufficiently. pic shows that. shame, Stanley. R

[@IreneXandra]

Are the interviews available to read? I agree that Dietrich is a fascinating personality and the embodiment of the glamorous movie star. Not so much an Oscar contender, in my opinion, as Deborah, who deserved to have at least an award. From her 6 nominations I would have chosen The Sundowners too, but also The Night of the Iguana or The Innocents, for which she was not even nominated.

[@ycoz5814]

Wow, that's amazing! Kerr said that about Mitchum? Was it off-the-record? Because I get the sense that there was not only a physical attraction, but something more, and circumstances kept them from crossing a line. One of those couples who can never be together, but there was always that 'What if?' I find that fascinating.

[@equine2020]

Love comes in many forms they had a platonic friendship. Based on respect, & admiration.

[@maaprabuddhananda7341]

Its cheating Sundowners they are showing video of somebody else, while in poster they are showing Robert Mitchum. I want to watch full movie Sundowners starring Robert Mitchum. Please share it on KZbin. If you have it.

[@ornellaguidotti3072]

.... ed anche bella musica

[@ALI44344]

رائع ديبرا كير

[@DarkKnight-hj6ts]

❤❤

[@soniachacon6952]

Puede que las pongan subtituladas?

[@richardlee8495]

no, sorry, don't have them to send for you to read. summed them up as well as i can, for god knows what reason. yes, Kerr said she felt "overlooked" in 1961, for "The Innocents" should have got a nomination, instead of Page. Kerr's last time at bat, as it turned out. she would have, and should have, won for "Sundowners" but you really cannot ignore the drama of Liz almost dying that year, and giving a better performance in "Butterfield 8" than she thought. you really can't. i would have given it to her for "Cat" but, darn, Susan Hayward had to win. so it goes in Hollywood. "Iguana'? not in the running. Huston cut the part in half, and wisely. it was Ava's show. Kerr detested Ava, and for the right reasons.

[@IreneXandra]

OK, thank you. She was overlooked too many times and too many Oscars were given for the wrong reasons. She was superior in the acting department to many of those winners. Sadly, that's the way things go in Hollywood.

[@fabianpatrizio2865]

were they an 'item' ever ? :)

[@jaktheknife]

please keep it under your hat if you don't wear one you'll have to buy one they aren't that expensive anyway..: )

[@ornellaguidotti3072]

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