Hollywood Great Robert Mitchum Part 2

Documentary made after Mitchum's passing including rare interviews with family members and co-stars.

[@LenHummelChannel]

he was "a more laid-back" Errol Flynn. ... but every bit as dangerous. this was a man who did all he could to live on his own terms.

[@paulakpacente]

I LOVED Mitchum!

[@Diogenes1360]

Cool thing about Mitchum, he went down roads that other's such as Duke Wayne never dreamed of . .

[@alwayssme]

loved loved loved robert mitchum

[@droolet]

love this, gret tribute.

[@Onlymusical]

Regarding the reefer bust, it helped rather than hurt him because it fit his image. You can do anything, like Letterman using his staff as a harem, if it fits your image. What destroyed Godfrey when he fired Julius LaRosa was that it ran contrary to his avuncular image. Can't believe A.C. Lyles doesn't realize this in this documentary.

[@c.calliecoleman1531]

I love how the woman was about to describe his walk, and I thought she would say something like a slow, sensual walk, but she said like a Panther, and I thought, that is a perfect descriptive word to describe it. His son Chris, looks identical to his dad.

[@bryedtan]

His career survived caused he took it like a man and accepted his mistakes the current actors should take a lesson from him

[@gmaureen]

True. But I think honesty goes a long way too, think of Hugh Grant. If you take responsibility for your actions people are more forgiving.

[@miltsar]

who is the leading lady at 3:18 that backed out of the film after his drug bust ? She looks kind of like Gene Tierney as a blond...anyone know ?

[@jessiejames7492]

i wonder what he would say if he was alive now that marijuana is legal in many states!

[@MrBGB2012]

He was a great actor,indeed! And,apparently,like Bill Clinton...he didn't inhale that weed! (Apparently!)