Karl Malden on The Late Late Show with Tom Snyder (1998)

[@gates69]

Thanks for the upload. Tom was such a pro and Karl Malden had some great stories to tell.

[@advids5572]

Your welcome and your comment is very true.

[@sly4462]

He died at 97 years old i saw him in some other Tv shows just a few months before he died. He worked until the end what a man!

[@BigBingFan]

Never watched Karl's Show, "Streets of San Francisco," and really never heard him interviewed.......VERY interesting. Thank you for uploading all these great Tom interviews. ALWAYS include Tom's monologues! They are choice!

[@advids5572]

I always put entire footage I have. If you find more be my. guest and include them.

[@czechhockeyfan4403]

I love Karl. At that time he was 86, and looks 15 years younger. Great actor, great guy. R.I.P. Karl Malden.

[@chrisgreulich]

I have always been a huge fan of Karl Malden. Such a nice man.

[@xtctrader1467]

This type of interview is why I really enjoyed watching TS. He let his guest tell interesting stories of their lives.

[@blondeyed.4998]

To my surprise Karl Malden was witty, humorous,and humble in this enjoyable interview

[@jackievegas6987]

What a great gentleman who persevered through a tough upbringing to become a fine actor. Class, distinction and character all the way.

[@louisflores2552]

Karl was a super actor who was extremely underrated actor...I'm from Gary Indiana and so was he .he went to Hollywood and worked with the top actors ..like Brando..he made Brando look great..Brando loved to work with him..

[@jerryhawthornejr.4261]

Mr.Karl Malden Was One Of THE GREATEST EVER.

[@johnnash297]

If I could bring two people back from the dead just to hear their feedback concerning the cancel/political culture of today it would be TS and George Carlin. Mr. Malden was a supreme lead actor with supporting actors face. Born just a bit too early to get those roles in the late '60s and 1970s. Great actor/ goodperson.

[@advids5572]

Yes. Thanks. Here are the 2 interviews with Snyder/Carlin: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rWTdnpaubsl0iLs kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJfUk6eQq7llfaM

[@mirazusta2002]

Great show, great pleasure to see these two great personalities exchanging ideas and experiences. Thank you for posting!

[@advids5572]

Your welcome/my pleasure. Thanks for watching.

[@czechhockeyfan4403]

One of the greatest. A real GENTLEMEN.

[@TimNelson]

Two of the most gentlemanly people you could ever see. Ever.

[@randylane2492]

A consumate actor and professional and one of Hollywood's really nice guys and Tom Snyder one of the best interviews ever. May both of these gentleman rest in peace

[@Spiderman7Bob7]

This was the best TV Host that there ever was . TOM SNYDER .

[@calebwitt207]

No one gave a better interview than Tom Snyder.

[@paolo-n2000]

Karl Maden in One Eyed Jacks with Brando is an amazing film!

[@jerryhawthornejr.4261]

Mr.Malden WAS AWESOME.

[@jerryhawthornejr.4261]

Mr.Malden Was A GREAT ACTOR.

[@mongoloid25]

As a Serb I am always going to have a lot of respect for Karl , but Tom Snyder was such a great host , I wish hosts nowadays would be like him , instead they put on an unfunny show...

[@BrentFiore]

Shout out to The Onion back when it was a Wisconsin newspaper. Still America's Finest News Source.

[@jerryhawthornejr.4261]

Rest In Peace Mr.Malden.

[@jameschavez6400]

This if you didn’t notice took5minuetes before Geting to the subject when by Karl Malden talks daughter the word that comes to mind is Jeanie daughter of mike Stone one of the most beloved precious characters ever on tv♥️💔❤️evryday

[@karolinaneskovic]

Karl😊❤ Malden-Mladen Sekulić-SERBIAN and American Movie Star!!

[@MapleSyrupPoet]

Legendary Karl 🎰🎭🧩

[@njuham]

Baby Doll! Baby Doll! Food! Food!

[@richardsharpe2966]

One of America's greatest actors

[@buddyvilla7393]

“Confusion in Herzegovina “ that’s one way of putting Genocide and Ethnic cleansing in the former Yugoslavia. In Patton Jarl raised his voice only once to Patton “ I didn’t pick you Ike( Eisenhower) picked you”. After acting with Marlon Brando in two films “A Streetcar Named Desire” and On the Waterfront. Karl worked with Brando again in a Western called “One Eyed Jacks which Brando also directed around 1960-61??

[@bob23301]

Only 7 years from reaching his mothers age at 104, amazing stuff.

[@georgesenda1952]

My Fathers 3 brothers all worked in the steel mills in Pittsburgh. It takes a tough man to work in the mills. I watched Mr. Malden work in Streets and he was a really nice man. And I watched the steel worker show he did that didn't make it.

[@chenagedailovich14]

X23 3vf

[@realslavv2259]

maybe you have Serbian genes?

[@georgesenda1952]

@@realslavv2259 Father’s father was from Slovakia, Mother from Hungary. My Mother & her family from Tilsit, East Prussia. Her first husband was from family in Frankfurt. My family on my Father’s side now has been in and around Pittsburgh, Pa since 1820. Now starting 300 years. Ancestor came from Japan & married an American in 1820 & became a butler for rich family. Relatives also in Canada, Germany, and Southern US. Many died in death camps under Hitler.

[@jackievegas6987]

My cousins lived in Elwood City, Pa. and they said the tube steel mills ran the town and they worked 24/7 and shook the town when they rolled off the form. I agree and I always enjoyed Karl in every acting job he ever did. He was a genuine guy and though he could play tough, he had a kind heart.

[@jimtimmins1119]

The great Carl Malden.

[@matt75hooper]

Everyone loved Karl Malden. What was his best ? That's a toughy. Gen Bradley---Patton. 1970.

[@georgehabib1266]

Heard somewhere his last role was in the West Wing. Not sure if it's true but check it out. It's pretty good. He played a catholic priest.

[@kelseymathias3881]

Loved Karl in Nevada Smith...played a despicable horrible man!

[@MarcelaR-dh1ok]

Yucca phobia...having carl malden ask to use your handkerchief

[@mikewynne7131]

I tell ya', I get no respect. The other day Karl Malden stole my American Express Travelers Checks. ~ Rodney Dangerfield.

[@drdkenobi6531]

Patton and... I miss the color-tini"s.

[@scottyblog]

A very versatile actor that could play the white hat or villain with equal skill. He really maximized what he had in terms of skills. To see him in some movies turn heal is a shock because he played the straight man so often.

[@mikefallopian3191]

Wouldn't fit at all in Hollywood today, which is (obviously) meant as a huge compliment.