Ed Interviews Clark Gable & Sophia Loren In Rome on The Ed Sullivan Show

Ed Interviews Clark Gable & Sophia Loren In Rome on The Ed Sullivan Show on August 7, 1960. Subscribe now to never miss an update: ume.lnk.to/EdSullivanSubscribe
Ed Sullivan interviewed Clark Gable & Sophia Loren in Rome on the set of their film "It Started In Naples" in 1960.
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[@userKK2023]

There's so much footage of his acting, yet so little of his interviews and off-screen moments. I'd love to see more of Mr. Gable's interviews to know about his personality!

[@FoopDogg]

he's an enfp 7w8 - here's a list of other people of that type; Dr Seuss, Russel Brand, Jack Black, Israel Adesnya, Jennifer Lawrence, Debby Ryan, Carrie Fisher

[@grawakendream8980]

this was all set up, yeah. no real candid footage that i know of. it was the era. cary grant didn't do any recorded interviews, period

[@braylenconner3]

He rarely did interviews, he was a very private man.

[@grawakendream8980]

@@braylenconner3 it was all non disclosing back then, like over 99%. today i would say it's down to low 90th percentile non dislosing. which doesn't sound like a lot but it is

[@Little_MissKitkat]

Came here looking for the same!!!!

[@rongendron8705]

As a 14 year old in 1960, I loved this movie & vowed to someday visit Capri, where it was shot! In 1996, I finally got my wish & took a launch from my cruise ship to the Isle. The launch's 'skipper' told me that he well remembered, as a boy, these famous movie 'stars' visiting Capri! When we landed at the dock, I asked him to point out Sophia Loren's house, in the movie & to my surprise he simply said "Right here!", pointing to a house, right on the dock! It felt like I was in the movie & Gable & Loren were just around the corner! Great trip!

[@jackspry9736]

RIP and long live Clark Gable (February 1, 1901 - November 16, 1960), aged 59 You will always be remembered as a legend.

[@estebanramosjimenez7291]

Few months later the king passes away. Never replaced...

[@johnhiram1207]

I remember when Gable died and Mom cried for days after! What a treat to see this clip.

[@MostlyBrenda]

3 packs a day, another heavy smoker. 4th heart attack killed him.

[@MostlyBrenda]

@Ivan Dalmatinac That too!

[@ct1216]

@@MostlyBrenda Gable died as a result of the combined toxic effects of fentanyl, oxycodone and alprazolam.

[@HolgerRuneFan]

My mother cried when three stars died: Tyrone Power, Gable and Gary Cooper. They don't make 'em like they used to!

[@willminkorea2010]

Sophia Loren-one of the most beautiful women that ever drew breath.

[@susanschroeder3512]

More like draw a curtain~ not the most beautiful.

[@marisettestlouis4781]

@@susanschroeder3512 what do you mean by that?

[@susanschroeder3512]

@@marisettestlouis4781 what do you mean by that?

[@marisettestlouis4781]

@@susanschroeder3512 bro wtf u repeating the same shit? i asked a question what do u mean by what said 🙄

[@RandomAccessMemory599]

She’s still alive

[@scotnick59]

Mr Gable on TV!!

[@Ruben-GG]

I don't know if the interview was scripted or not but they play it so smooth. They were class acts in those days.

[@gargantuaism]

It sounds as scripted as a sitcom but it still works.

[@johnbecay6887]

i had no idea Ed Sullivan was such a cool cucumber. Neither of those mega stars phased him in the least.

[@hypolyxa7207]

Please upload the remaining two episodes that Clark Gable featured in, in 1953 and 1956. :)

[@annamaj2943]

Clark era straordinario

[@scotnick59]

For one of Gable's most underrated performances, check out CHINA SEAS

[@rongendron8705]

He looked great in his Capt's uniform in that one!

[@Perutti1]

Clark Gable um dos maiores do cinema de todos os tempos....

[@edgardolopez1862]

Sin duda alguna!

[@sivabala5232]

Seems like Gable played himself in all his movies

[@edgardolopez1862]

He was the KING and he could play them the way he wanted them.

[@hypolyxa7207]

Indeed. Which he always said he did himself. :)

[@honeybeebadger]

Why not he was the King 🤴

[@grawakendream8980]

it was a carefully constructed and protected persona

[@lynnturman8157]

That was what was expected over movie stars in those days: Create a persona that you bring to the audience over & over. It took the Actors' Studio actors to change that dynamic.

[@petrmichl5942]

I like the movie a lot. What a great story about ordinary people, their everyday life and love. On top of that, all those wonderful locations and dialogs. Did I mention that Sophia is the most beautiful italian actress ever? This movie is just yet another proof she is.

[@ella717]

Thanks !

[@barbarablue2571]

seems a scene of a movie instead an interview.

[@NoonaticBanky]

wow!! that's so cool :)

[@itsgleneaton4883]

Like James Dean Clark was being himself. But because their like night and day many people think that Clark was over acting or just a personality. You can see that’s the way he was in life.

[@andyusfca]

Sophia Loren is still alive today!!!

[@lynnturman8157]

This aired only a few months before Clark Gable died.

[@scotnick59]

Wish Clarkie didn't feel the need to smoke so much - or at all: we might have had him here longer

[@Pulse2AM]

Different era, my father was from that era too I remember as kids buying him cartons of cigarettes - unfiltered. They really didn't know the effects back then, or maybe the companies did but didn't tell.

[@WhistlesToAnimals]

I love Clark, and when you see pictures of him, he almost always had a cigarette if not a pipe. Cary Grant, I'll guess was more health conciencious, I remember when he passed in his 80's. Errol Flynn passed at even a younger age than both. Errol Flynn was once called Warner Brothers counterpart to MGM's Gable.

[@good1day726]

@@Pulse2AM people aren't or weren't partaking of that because the doctor said or didn't say; they aren't or weren't stupid; they appreciate(d) something about it; for celebrities being in front of the camera it would have helped with that stress. yes, cutting down would help some. but on these videos in the comments there is always this tsk tsk thing going on which is so out of context. we have modern celebrities who are on screen and in interviews they are full of tsk tsk and little personality to be appreciated.

[@sunshinejewel2952]

That’s how it was in that time. Literally everyone smoked.

[@jeffh06]

The problem was clark didn’t know how bad those 🚬 were then and til results of health condition convinced sadly too late for late gable

[@joeambrose3260]

Scripted and rehearsed

[@seanmercer2057]

61 years ago

[@ilmgf0_0]

Wrong. It’s was 63 years ago

[@grawakendream8980]

cary grant was wise to never to any interviews. it protects the mystique

[@Sevencoins7]

is this an actual interview or this this from a show?

[@lynnturman8157]

It was an interview. But very staged & obviously scripted.

[@gabyr.883]

Is this rehearsal?

[@deckofcards87]

What was Clarke like in person..I always wondered. Even here he's sort of acting for the camera.

[@hohuynghi]

he exactly is Rhett in Gone with the wind

[@neilfoods1266]

I see why morgan free man loved this man clark

[@dancingtrout6719]

Clark is 33 years Older Than She Is

[@BBQFanNo1]

That is correct. He is 59 years old here. Sophia is 25 and her 26th birthday would be the next month on September 20.

[@garrettdavis6500]

Actually, this is a highly entertaining film.

[@rongendron8705]

One of my favorites! Even though the film is 60+ years old, it seems almost timeless! I saw it in 1960 & went to Capri, years later, because of it!

[@shelovezcandy2852]

Interesting to see, but I suppose the whole thing was scripted.

[@dianezedel5213]

Reminds me Charles Bronson gestures or his brother

[@ryanmcallister2321]

Why were they acting in interviews back then? Why couldn't they just let them talk what they wanted?

[@michellepanlilio7952]

It sounds like they are acting.. not real🤷‍♀️

[@joserenatomoreira]

Foi o último filme de Clark Gable 😢

[@FemaleDallasTexas]

Even the interview was scripted

[@brandonWilliams-yr4re]

Lmao is this a scripted interview 😂

[@olivapie90]

Did that idiot just bump into a lamp shade or something 0:28

[@liannapfister8255]

This is the most scripted interview I’ve ever seen

[@geoffjoffy]

The interview seems scripted.

[@BomChickyBowWow]

Fun to watch, but my god what a terribly produced piece. They seem stiff as hell and it’s clearly scripted and wasn’t rehearsed nearly enough.

[@maxpower2093]

They despised each other

[@susanschroeder3512]

They also despite you.

[@MoeGreensRightEye]

Painfully obvious this is scripted

[@grawakendream8980]

why so painful for you