Lizabeth Scott 1996 Interview Part 4 of 8

[@edubois31]

These interviews are wonderful. Ms. Scott is so very well spoken, clearly well read with a vocabulary you don't hear much of these days! And that mid-Atlantic accent is rare to hear. I just watched The Strange Love of Miss Ivers and came across these interviews! Thank you for making and posting them.

[@jonathangems]

A great actress. An even greater person. What a treat this interview is!

[@jubalcalif9100]

Took the words out of my mouth !

[@kevinsmith5288]

Just discovered these interviews. Always liked her as an actress, now I can say that I like her as a person also. So down to earth and genuine.

[@soapbxprod]

Thanks for watching- and your kind words

[@bucerias8033]

Wonderful interview - what a classy, charming and well-spoken woman! A credit to her gender and her craft.

[@soapbxprod]

Thanks very much! Luke Sacher (videographer of this interview) Praeses & Soapbox Productions Inc.

[@erlstone]

these people were genuinely special from this era.. this women particularly so.. she was so luminous in her roles... and that voice.. I bet she broke a lot of hearts on set

[@melvina628]

She seems so much more interesting than her movie characters. It's a shame a role wasn't written to capture her wonderful spirit and intellect. Her answers are so mature and respectful to the topics, as well as to the interviewer. What a great lady.

[@jubalcalif9100]

Well said and well put. What a class act she was! Wonderfully intelligent & articulate!

[@JSB1882]

I could listen to her talk forever. I liked that whole part toward the end about character motivation and choosing parts.

[@soapbxprod]

Jake Drew Classic Broadway training... real theater. :)

[@jubalcalif9100]

Likewise, I'm sure (as Snagglepuss would say). Love her voice. Could listen to her all day & all night long!

[@lewstone5430]

Scott’s beauty was truly breathtaking. It’s a rare beauty, combined with her acting ability, that makes me want to just watch her move and speak. I’ve seen her in “Dead Reckoning” and “The Strange Love of Martha Ivers”. This interview showed how intelligent, articulate, and perceptive she was as well. I’ve felt a tinge of sadness knowing I’ll never meet her, which is kind of silly, but oh well. I’ll keep watching her films.

[@lesmartinsings]

She was something really special.

[@jubalcalif9100]

That's for sure !!

[@melindawakley7859]

I love her husky voice. Its mesmerising.

[@jubalcalif9100]

It truly is !!

[@scottleahdan]

Liked the interview and her. Her assessment that to her “everyone” in Hollywood that she experienced was “kind and good” did give me pause.

[@shelleynobleart]

Team Lizabeth. This individual is a complete class act.

[@teeniebeenie8774]

marvelous havin an interviewer so knowledgable. good stuff.

[@miltsar]

@tyjeffries "generosity of spirit "....took the words right out of my mouth . An excellent woman !

[@alouisskjanc2402]

My favorite actress of all time nothing up today stuff even compares.

[@voceval1]

Such a beautiful woman and great actress. I would have loved to hear her talk a little about the fabulous Carmen Miranda who was in Scared Straight too.

[@soapbxprod]

Thank you for tuning in and for your kind words, Hedy! :) She gave me a big kiss when we were wrapped... knock me over with a feather...We have many exclusive interviews on our channel with some of the greatest stars of the Golden Age- all friends of my "auntie" Janet Leigh. :) Hope that you enjoy them!

[@teeniebeenie8774]

ur so lucky to have been close to janet. she seemed quite wonderful...

[@tracyrosten9115]

i always had a crush on her. seeing how articulate she was only enhanced my feelings for her. ohhhh liz!!!

[@betsykerner5493]

What a marvelously gracious, intelligent, beautiful woman. I love the films I have seen her in. How wonderful that she consented to this interview. It proves how very professional she is. My only crtique is that the interviewer should have spoken less, asked more brief questions of this very lovely star and allow her to do most of the talking and explaining about her career.

[@soapbxprod]

Hello- Lizabeth only consented to the interview because it was at Janet's house... she was a bit nervous, so we talked a bit more to take the pressure off a bit. Also, this is raw unedited footage- we'd have only used 15 to 20 second on-camera statements in any finished program.

[@michaelallport5816]

I absolutely agree with your comments here,

[@lewstone5430]

@Betsy Kerner agreed. I thought the same thing.

[@LostInOldMovies]

Lol the interviewer is modern women in a nutshell, she keeps trying to convince Lizabeth that she was oppressed in the 40s and like almost all women from back then would completely call this bullshit because they were not even remotely "oppressed" but the interviewer is like "no i don't care what you're saying, you're oppressed" you just couldn't make it up, feminists are the only ones oppressing women of the past. Lizabeth is from the last generation of real women hence why she is classy, ladylike and has respect for men and doesn't victimize herself to earn brownie points, my god how amazing women used to be and how far they have fallen, I am ashamed to be a woman in 2022.

[@CJ-jf9pz]

The interviewer is a clown. She also talks too much.

[@MrGroundPounder]

I understand that Ms Scott made one album, entitled "Lizabeth" made in 1958. iTunes has nothing to purchase by Ms Scott. I can't find the album or anyway to download it. It is a shame, because that throaty voice is absolutely enthralling.

[@jubalcalif9100]

Some of her songs are here at youtube. And there's footage of her singing as a guest star on Patti Page's TV show. I LOVED her singing! Wish that part of her career had been more successful.

[@melindawakley7859]

Ahhh interesting, the only director she didn’t get along with , John Farrow. Well he was actress, Mia Farrow’s father. Mia Farrow is an outstanding actress and human. But it’s clear she got her break into acting becos of her father. And of course the fact that she married Frank Sinatra very early in her life. That marriage ended when she refused to turn down the lead in Roman Polanski’s movie, Rosemary’s Baby. The storyline of that movie horrified Sinatra, and he apparently shouted at Mia, ‘when Ma finds out you’re Makin a movie about the devil she’ll go crazy’. Was Sinatra a Catholic mama’s boy? Yup. Quite abit.

[@MovieJon]

MANY people tangled with John Farrow and found him to be everything from difficult to cruel to impossible... 😒