Lizabeth Scott 1996 Interview Part 6 of 8

[@TheNomadicview]

Wonderful interview. Such a pleasure to listen to her talk about Hollywood without bad mouthing anybody.

[@soapbxprod]

Thank you, Ed! We truly appreciate your viewership, and your love of Lizabeth... this was one of the best day's work that we ever had- Ms. Scott even kissed me after we finished, and we had a glass of wine with Janet (Leigh) downstairs... Warmest Regards, Luke Sacher (shooter of this interview) Praeses & Soapbox Productions Inc.

[@jubalcalif9100]

I agree totally !!

[@alouisskjanc2402]

What to say her . She is one of a kind . If the new girls of the screen today were to sit down and watch this they would understand what it truly means to be a star . Be kind loyal , and most of all true to ones self . Something lacking today . Rest in peace Lizibeth Scoot . Your fans will love you for ever . Thank you Alouis Skrjanc Jr .

[@jubalcalif9100]

Thank you for a refreshingly astute & perceptive comment !

[@arsofe]

Great actress and great lady. Very good interview.

[@jubalcalif9100]

Could not agree more !!

[@heymemphis]

Thank you for posting this wonderful interview!

[@jubalcalif9100]

You can say that again! This interview is TOPS!

[@BlueBeeMCMLXI]

Gracious lady.

[@jubalcalif9100]

Right On !!

[@MrDanielwilliam]

She was awesome on film, (seems like a wonderful human being also) met her around 1992 in LA, (was one of my lucky days). She seemed to have a mysterious aura in her films. (something that went beyond acting)

[@jubalcalif9100]

Thanks for sharing! I wish I had had the chance to meet her before she passed away. What a true National Treasure!

[@Rouben19]

Miss Scott is very kind and generous to all the people she worked with... unlike some of the other older actresses who can be somewhat complaining

[@jubalcalif9100]

She certainly was a CLASS ACT !!

[@gerryracer]

Once again. I really do love this actress. Here in England, we would say She has no edge, meaning she is such a humble lady, no "look at Me I'm a Star". Just a loveable woman.

[@jubalcalif9100]

As I do when I take off my hat, you make a good point !!

[@miltsar]

please please please...more of Lizabeth Scott !

[@patricianazario3556]

Although I only saw my nieces and nephews probably once..Lizabeth and I had something in common. Her and I are Auntes to her sister and my brother charlies children..boy would I love to meet them. Pat Rogers

[@soapbxprod]

+Patricia Nazario Hey hunny! Please don't hesitate to write directly to us if you wish. [e-mail]

[@MrDanielwilliam]

My other favorite is Julie Harris, something that transcended 'acting' whether stage or film. esp. East of Eden. and like Miss Scott, there was a special beauty about her well past the working years.

[@jubalcalif9100]

Thanks for a very perceptive comment. Totally agree in regards to the late great Julie Harris !

[@MrGroundPounder]

She is amazing. And, to see her late in life is truly a treat I will cherish. I thought she was lost forever. How would I go about getting an autograph?

[@soapbxprod]

She was the best of the best... got a bit weepy when the news of her passing came a few weeks ago. Do you remember her in "Harper" with Paul Newman?

[@women65andover]

I'm confused...did I miss something?....Lizabeth Scott was not in "Harper" with Paul Newman?

[@jubalcalif9100]

@@women65andover That person who was mistaken must have been thinking of Julie Harris, who had a role as a singer in 1966's "Harper".

[@joe4884]

great star of the past.

[@soapbxprod]

Thanks for tuning in to our channel- we do appreciate it. :)

[@alouisskjanc2402]

***** What can I say well put . and done .

[@soapbxprod]

Alouis Skjanc Thanks so much, Alouis! Luke Sacher (Videographer of this interview)

[@alouisskjanc2402]

***** Hi there vary much enjoyed to cool way in witch this was taped . Looks like no editing was done through the who interview . Or vary little . I bet it was a high lite of your career , to be so close to a fantastic lady as she . My only regret is I never got to meet here . Even though we did , exchange so notes on her face book, day;s before she passed away .That was a thrill. Iron nick I did say to her live long and prosper , she gave me a a smiley face back and sed you made my day .

[@soapbxprod]

Alouis Skjanc Dear Alouis, Yes, this is raw and unedited- Carole and I simply let the camera keep running- we then transcribe the interview, and chose "selects" to be included in the actual documentary project. We shot our interview with Miss Scott for a project that was never realized- a history of the great leading ladies of Hollywood from the 1940s to 1960s, based on our friend Janet Leigh's autobiography. Unfortunately, we could not interest a television network or independent producer to buy it. :) Best Wishes as always! Luke Sacher

[@andreawilkerson2006]

I wish that interviewer would stop interrupting her.

[@appledoreman]

"The soul is lacking in most of the (modern) films I see." Oh, Lizabeth, I couldn't have put it better. What puzzles me is the number of people that still go & watch them. Maybe they're soulless, too...

[@glennfarthing5992]

Why doesn't someone write a biography on her ? There is nothing on Amazon books. Must be over a hundred books on M. Monroe.

[@soapbxprod]

Glenn Farthing That's a very smart idea, Glenn- and a bio drama would be as well, do you agree? For HBO or Showtime?

[@glennfarthing5992]

***** Yes, good luck !

[@soapbxprod]

Glenn Farthing Well, thank you SO much! :) One never knows when the phone will ring... A&E and the other cable networks have run to the end of the reality tv thing- they're losing viewers in droves... everyone's here on KZbin now!

[@truth-beautyAndElegance2]

Todd Hughes wrote "Lunch with Lizabeth" in 2022. It was published for the centennial of her death.

[@truth-beautyAndElegance2]

111 Likes. :)

[@MovieJon]

She's ASTOUNDING to listen to...

[@Freeme2bme]

Sadly, African American actresses didn't get to wear the tailored, satin, and jewels during fittings

[@kjun03]

But they did! Joan Bennett and blonde sister Constance were just a few “white actresses with distinct African heritage !” They just came out looking white! Even Vivien Leigh was part Irish Indian and Merle Oberon tried to pass for white with a black Indian Mother! Most wouldn’t advertise their mixed blood in those days! Film Noir didn’t cater to Noire ! Thanks!!!

[@antoniod]

What about Lena Horne?

[@kjun03]

@@antoniod Absolutely Dorothy Dandrige plus several others! The time for Blsck hadn’t completely arrived yet! Sarah Vaughan was made glamorous and true vocalist by George Treadwell ! Now, they’re in !!!

[@MOTHATALKS]

@@kjun03 and it will never be enough stop tucking your tail! And stand up to this miserable sourpuss because that's what it is!