Joan Fontaine Interview (1989) Part 2/2

English with Spanish subtitles. She's amazing!

[@TheMarkanthony5]

Fabulous lady and her sister they just don't make stars like this anymore elegant

[@Riz2336]

She was such a great lady, I used to write to her and she sent me christmas cards in the mail. She was a class act. May she rest in peace.

[@manuellarodrigues]

Joan is real, sincere, transparent, without pretense. I admire such a person, especially an actor. Many feel that acting should also be offstage and on camera in their private lives.

[@carolsweda2071]

She A Great Lady She Will be Miss We All Love Her

[@MrQbenDanny]

THANK YOU! LOVED the terrific and funny interview with a relaxed and sparkling JOAN!

[@tequiness061]

Qué gran mujer con gran sentido del humor! La amo!!

[@lesfacher]

Gran entrevista por Terenci Moix. Ella está divina, y es muy agradable. Una diva con los pies en el suelo. Y para mí, era mil veces mejor que su hermana, en todo. Forever JOAN FONTAINE

[@rayito2005]

Preciosa señora , que encanto de mujer ! pero falto la tercera parte .

[@johnflynn9619]

Joan was Magnificent. RIP

[@PhilippeRR1]

A most interesting, elegant, and candid lady! I was aghast at finding out that she only left us... 2 years ago, well in her nineties! Thank you Rocio for that interview!

[@consueloavalos1254]

La Linda Joan Fontaine.

[@1966marlon]

Wonderful. Thanks for video.

[@emotionalinvalid]

On the last fellow who appeared in the video . I have read so many times that fiction writers find their fictional characters take on a life on their own and after a while the writer merely writes what their characters tell them . Surreal and wonderful .

[@mercedesgonzalez2676]

Madre mía.... Esto es una entrevista de nivel 10, .... No el zurullo a k nos tienen acostumbrados en ciertos programas, soy la única que añora la buena televisión?

[@Alpha-Andromeda]

No sé… No veo televisión. Nadie ve televisión ahora. Todos encontramos calidad de otras maneras pero no en la televisión. Allí solo hay basura, en general.

[@carlosarturosousagarridole9361]

¿Y la tercera parte?

[@nwlman]

She was prettier than the sister

[@tequiness061]

Totally!!

[@danielstanwyck2812]

Who was the writer who came on towards the end? Didn't hear the name. She's not surprisingly, a rather gracious, intelligent, fair-minded person. Mincing no words but saying each and every one of them with consideration and delicacy. I always liked her, now with a new respect.

[@kansasart5912]

The Spanish writer who entered was Jose' Luis De Villalonga; He played Jose' in "Breakfast at Tiffany's" opposite Audrey Hepburn. In addition to his innumerable contributions to Hollywood he was also a Catalan nobleman. He died in 2007 @ Mallorca.

[@maxlinder5262]

What film is she speaking about for WB.????

[@javiervalverde2374]

She's speaking about The Constant Nymph (1943) which she got her last Oscar nomination.

[@emotionalinvalid]

She left out one of her hobbies , stomping on those tiny red ant swarms you find in and around cracks in the sidewalks . hmmm...seems like we all have that urge . I blame our feet , they have a mind of their own .