I've Got A Secret! Olivia De Havilland 3/16/1960

[@TheLordHighXcutioner]

First guest was ahead of his time.

[@sheilapasquini6232]

That was perfect! A group of nice people doing nice things. Who could want more!!

[@hollyb6885]

A solar car way back then. Wow.

[@feliciagaffney1998]

We need more of those, and a way to store the energy it collects and may not use during the day.

[@Mrownica]

I am a man I was born in 1976 I saw Olivie de Havilland for the first time in the movie Captain Blood from 1935. Her appearance in the film was not only the appearance of an excellent actress but also an amazing beautiful girl when she was 19 years old she was young and beautiful actually hypnotized me You can it was possible to fall in love with her without memory at first sight. This film, due to her amazing beauty, not only spiritual, but also beauty, was deep in the mine mind. As soon as the news of her death appeared, I immediately remembered her actor creation in this film. Olivio died for the world I can only write rest in peace for me and for many other fans who love your by film creations you will live forever and you will always remain in our memory Robert from Poland

[@TheBatugan77]

I know what you mean, sir. Seeing Olivia did things to me. Then... I'd do 'things' to myself! Wild things. Vile things. Hands and fingers and ... things. OO-EEE!

[@Imgayactormichaeldouglas]

@@TheBatugan77 That's so ridiculous, but I admit, it did make me laugh, good job there

[@janeiwasduncan8463]

It's January 2019 and Olivia is still with us:-):-):-)

[@zzzut]

It’s January 2020 and she is still here.

[@kingaragornelessar9933]

Sadly not anymore.

[@susie7121]

She passed July 26 2020 25 days after her 104th birthday. Wow!

[@kitcat9447]

This is so cool. I had no idea solar panels and electric cars were being produced then

[@SailorYuki]

Fun fact: Electric cars are as old, if not older than fossil fuel driven vehicles. Its just that electric cars weren't practical and didn't really go that far, so fossil fuel won that race.

[@kitcat9447]

@@SailorYuki very cool. It's an interesting study

[@miketheyunggod2534]

Electric cars in the late 1800s.

[@moorlock2003]

This was a few years before her comeback in "Hush Hush Sweet Charlotte".

[@richardbruder7050]

thanks to the oil companies, we're still up to speed on solar. back in the 70's " gas shortages", a local university student came up with a carburetor that got 60 miles per gallon. the oil companies bought the rights, "we'll study it" never heard of again.

[@sbalman]

a tragedy

[@kindredspirit3875]

My Father in law ,his twin brothe, their buddy, drove to washington D.C. in their invention( to save planet). Their car ran on its own created energy. for real though it was really real .they drove it back to Mississippi it was stolen soon after and business office robed all Gone their work. THE PARTNER MURDERED. HE WAS THE ACTUAL BRAIN FOR THE IDEA. MY RELATIVES WERE HUCKBERRYS WITH MONEY IMAGINAIONS AND ENERGNERS MATHMATIONS THE 3 MEN MADE A WHOLE AND THEIR CAR WAS THINK USED CHEY NOVA. then no back up files on computer only hand wrten documents planes, .... think it this happen 1984

[@tropicalrhythmsphilippinef5896]

Minute 4:39 “no it doesn’t float, that’s ridiculous!” Fast forward to the present…amphibious cars!

[@rayizard5687]

Bet a lot of people in the southeast US wish they had that car right now

[@maraflore]

If only we could bring back this kind of entertainment. just pure fun and laughs like it should be. not this political correctness and offensiveness bullcrap

[@louisianagrandma9787]

I totally agree, with you Dave!

[@jacobnguyen8025]

@Just a Girl crazy sjw

[@connievino4226]

Excellent comment. Today s shows are crap.

[@ivangranger8494]

@Just a Girl He probably did live, back then. How is the diaper on your face feeling in today’s more free, world? Today’s world is ready for another world war, in case you haven’t, noticed.

[@lynettepalecek3141]

@Dave Orton. I agree with you Dave.

[@tedrobinson372]

I am amazed how Garry waves around the cigarette in everyone's face.

[@feliciagaffney1998]

Evidently, my grandfather would do the same to my dad in the 50's when he smoked. My dad would cough and fan the smoke away and Papaw would laugh at him. This was unfiltered, too. Thank God Papaw stopped smoking before I was born.

[@lenncyn309]

Wonder how many people understood Gary's comment about the color orange and St Patrick's day.

[@teresahooks3746]

I do

[@FrankIsAlwaysRight]

Protestant occupiers

[@tuner1972]

I'm sure people thought any day now all cars are gonna be electric

[@JJJBRICE]

Miss Olivia's dress ! I wonder if Ms. Fontaine was watching this ? 03/16/1960 must have been a warm night I think I remember this ending a t 10PM est back in those days .

[@FrankIsAlwaysRight]

She made her home in Paris from the mid 50’s until she passed. I believe her dress is described as haute coutore in France.

[@danieldawg100]

Olivia’s dress looked like that Jiffy-Pop pop corn that would puff up when popped on a stovetop.

[@jaysoper3974]

too bad they didn't pursue that solar idea more back then

[@DQ_Mine]

The oil companies fought them all the way. Can you imagine all the money they would have lost... Tragedy

[@drumbum3.142]

I LOVE Her Introductory Lo.ok... 😍😍😍☺️😊😎☺️😍😍😍 And Steadiest Hand,?.. ... that would NOT be me. I Suck (Apologies) at a little game called topple.. 😐😶😐😐😐

[@rogerevoy6191]

Smoking is really bad.

[@stevendaniel8126]

Gary died of lung disease. Duh ......

[@timl.b.2095]

So did Henry. The out to call it "I've Got a Cigarette."