Gloria DeHaven--1974 TV Interview

[@DetTigerFan]

Gloria looks great in this clip. She was so talented & lovely. RIP Gloria.

[@1909torino]

She looks great at 49

[@wendileona]

Gloria's story about Sammy Davis Jr. adds to his history and dedication to putting on a great performance, regardless of any health problems, etc. Found her story and her standing up for her beliefs AND demanding respect worthy of respect. Great role model.

[@barbfrmsf]

may she rest in peace thanks for sharing your talent with us

[@pghsquid]

When late-night TV was worth watching!!

[@johnmacn]

Can I go back in time and propose to her? She is so classy and such a wonderful person.

[@georgegozzard]

My dad performed with her in 1942. The song was Romance A La Mode. With Jan Savitt…

[@johneyon5257]

if i was told she was in her twenties - i would have believed it - but i have trouble accepting that she turned 49 !!!! in 1974 - gorgeous woman - gorgeous singing voice - and i love her speaking voice too - and her urge to be feminine - looking like her - it was easy and fun to be a girl

[@davegaba9091]

Wow, Gloria was still gorgeous 30 years later after "Step Lively" (1944, with Frank Sinatra). What a wonderful lady, God Bless her forever...😍

[@Pipmus]

IT WORKED WITH GLORIA AROUND THIS TIME IN A LONDON CONCERT. SHE WAS DELIGHTFUL AND VERY MUCH IN GOOD VOICE.

[@PRLambert63]

Ive enjoyed your work through the years ! You and Gloria would have been a great combination .

[@frederickcombs8661]

A showbiz royal in every way... that speaking voice, as most ladies were trained at MGM, is just so lovely... lilting and wonderful.

[@antoniod]

From "The Golden Age of Hollywood" and still young! Well, it was still only 30 later!

[@bennyjazzful]

WOW WOW WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! From a mad keen 73yo Aussie fan.

[@paulgentile1024]

class act & damn good actress

[@ShiftingDrifter]

Wow! Beautiful and classy... what happen to all these wonderful women like those from her generation?! I'm sure they're still around, but they seem in short supply. Perhaps they're just all quickly taken.

[@redcan5254]

Happy Birthday Gloria (95) ... July 23, 2020

[@ParkerAllen2]

That's some lineup. I wouldn't mind watching the entire episode.

[@pk525]

Classy lady. Definitely aged very well.

[@NaturaBreeze]

wow, I was sold when she said "I'm against women's Lib" love it :) she has class...embraces her femininity...not attacks it

[@Gerkinstock]

Hell yes!

[@bryanismyname7583]

I think she meant that she likes femininity, but that doesn't mean she was a push-over. Her whole demeanor in this interview was kind of the opposite of that.

[@jnstonbely5215]

Bryan ismyname You’re right , but “back in the day” who were the feminists ? Gloria Steinem, Betty Freidan, and Bella Abzug ! Maybe that’ll give us a idea WHY this lovely lady was against the feminists/ feminist movement.

[@xz-187]

@@jnstonbely5215 especially now in the woke and sensitive world.

[@jnstonbely5215]

@@xz-187 You expressed it perfectly . And women who decide to follow “that” line-up of negativist females with a load of distortion called WOKEism and that off track, CRT misdirection .. which they arrogantly embrace and want to push down people’s throats will come to see the rejection of both those ill-borne “ideas” and babble !

[@kenowens9021]

She's 49 years old here.

[@stevereed8786]

Green shag carpet! Perfect for the van.

[@litealite]

She died at 91

[@arthurkyriazis]

classic!

[@ikarley]

Gloria Is My Step dads ex wife’s mother and law, i’m friend with her son Harry and she died a year or 2 ago

[@gibby100]

She also sang a song at the end but it's edited out. (Royalties probably) What is she bleeping instead of Excedrin?

[@EwanChung]

Bufferin.

[@sxhbk]

how old was she.. she looked lamazing...

[@ibxjackcat2565]

49

[@yosomitsu]

Can someone explain me what does "I'm against women's lib" mean?

[@ibxjackcat2565]

She was against the women’s liberation movement

[@kristendehaven10]

I wonder if she is a relative I wouldn't know I do not know my father's side of the family"whom I got my last name from

[@johneyon5257]

btw - Gloria's real family name is O'Callaghan - her father changed his name to DeHaven - however - there's no indication where he got it from - it coulda been a relative's name if you take one of those DNA tests - you might uncover unknown relatives who might fill in the gaps in your knowledge

[@Davidalp1]

OMG! He (Carson) is Soooooooooo Rude to Gloria DeHaven! He constantly interrupts her -- and even belittles her at 07:00 by lighting a cigarette, whilst she is trying to tell a story about Sammy Davis Jr, and then saying to Gloria -- "does this bother you? I'll put it out!!!..." So RUDE! And Ignorant too.

[@greatbyrondo]

It did seem to be an awkward interview.....maybe they didn't like each other? Was Johnny being rude or was she not letting him ask any questions? She just kind of came out and started talking.....it was like they weren't having a conversation.

[@ZusuBee]

He always upstaged his guests. It was his imprimatur.

[@bryanismyname7583]

@Jim Stark : Well if you're in a double-billed show, you might assume that the night would be cancelled. That wouldn't be a shocking thing, but it is odd that she wouldn't have confirmed that ahead of time. However, she was a wonderful singer and she did have a sense of humor. I loved her performance in "Out to Sea" (1997) with Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon!

[@SciFiGirl007]

1: Carson did not upstage his guests. If he did, he would not have been the late night king for 30y. 2: Carson is well known in the industry for making his guests look good. 3: DeHaven is sitting there somewhat self righteous and in fact bites back at the audience and Carson. She even looks at her fingernails and says “Why did I even...”. Meaning “why did I even come on this show?” 4: She says Bufferin, then gets up. She says Oh Well , it gave me a chance to show the dress.” 5: She reminds me of Blanche DuBois from A Streetcar Named Desire.

[@patrickney6584]

Jim Stark I've read some of your comments and have come to the obvious conclusion that you are an argumentative, disagreeable asshole.

[@mckenna8663]

I just happened to follow a few videos this way.. but I'm going to say I am not impressed at all with this interview. If this was the first thing that I had seen in this video trip, I don't think I would go and follow anymore of her videos. I think she was really rude. I know everybody else is saying how wonderful she was in the comments.. I just don't see it.

[@charliechilders6630]

She does seem to be some what arrogant and rude. Maybe she was only trying to be in control of the situation. This also surprised and baffled me. However, you must watch her many great earlier movies as she was really a great talent. Her acting and singing was so very wonderful and special. She was so very much underated and unappreciated. She truly should have been a much bigger star. Perhaps she became hardened by the harsh realities of Hollywood and the way she was abused.🤔

[@leewallace8087]

May I respectfully disagree. I thought she was a doll. Maybe I'm just use to meaner women than you.

[@larsandersen4522]

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[@ehlerhog]

She's a follower not a leader? She's a jello mold. Doesn't believe in women's liberation? So she's stuck in the 1950's mindset here? She obviously didn't believe in progress either... She comes across as shallow and uninteresting and thinking she's all that in this tacky dress. She's not getting any reaction from the men on her right either. Me thinks she thinks she's all that. Not!

[@teegee6832]

I’m glad I’m not the only one with that opinion. I’m laughing to myself because she says she’s against “women’s lib”-yet she dominates the entire conversation. I’m not saying that’s wrong I’m just saying that it seems hypocritical. Nevertheless, I watching it lol. Anyone else notice gene Hackman’s face when she talks?

[@xz-187]

She is the real feminist by saying she is against women's lib. A difficult stance to have anyway, and much more now in the woke world.