Maureen O'Sullivan on Letterman, March 24, 1986

[@rickyparrilla2426]

What a gem this interview was to see, I'm so glad I saw it. Maureen O'Sullivan was gorgeous and she aged so well. What a lovely woman. I always enjoyed watching her on Tarzan but it always felt she did alot more than 5 Tarzan movies. What a pleasure it was to see her as a mature woman. Her engagement ring was absolutely stunning!!!

[@dannymiller7880]

What a darling lady,,,, absolutely beautiful when she was younger and very pure, classy

[@cherylharewood6125]

She, Maureen O'Sullivan, is a wonderful actress and also my favorite Jane in The Tarzan movies.

[@thecuss6817]

Especially in the costume and tent silhouette scene in Tarzan and his Mate (1934) before the Hayes Code; but the swimming scene used an Olympic swimmer instead of Maureen.

[@jaredwyatt9943]

What a wonderful, delightful, and funny lady

[@CammieInOz]

What a fun interview with a lovely lady. The story about Cheetah was hilarious.

[@michaelschnittker7388]

As a kid growing up in New Orleans in the early 1960's, the Tarzan movies on TV were a staple for us kids on Saturdays afternoons and such, we ate them up. So I of course fell in love with Jane without even knowing it. Then I later saw Ms. O'Sullivan in other more normal movies and her grace, charm and demure femininity were truly a joy to appreciate. Classy Irish lady.

[@Bunny-8889]

I loved her as Jane and loved Johnny W. as Tarzan!!!

[@1justice2012]

Just a lovely lady.

[@brittalbach416]

I loved her when she was dancing with her cute dog on David Copperfield of 1935. She was so sweet in that role

[@theprinceoftides6836]

The one and only real Jane. It's Maureen and then the rest.

[@renan.csmaia]

Adorable and funny!!

[@perrymalcolm3802]

Terrific woman!

[@gabe-po9yi]

The monkey stories were hilarious. She’s a great storyteller, with spot on comedic timing.

[@randysills4418]

A wonderful interview, especially about Cheeta! The actress she was referring to that Will Rogers didn't like must have been Myrna Loy...

[@slice39]

She was very charming.

[@wookinooki9023]

there was a time when they asked actresses to interview other actresses on the radio. You can find Lucille Ball interviewing Doris Day on youtube. And I think Joan Crawford interviewed someone, I forget who.

[@spockboy]

What a lovely woman. I'd love to have dinner with her and chat.

[@brittalbach416]

Mia Farrow's Mom

[@Dougeroodle]

jack the audio please,,, too low, can't boost on this end

[@dongiller]

It’s fine on this end.

[@Hammer332]

She lost almost all trace of her Irish accent.

[@backlightsnew]

Are you getting her mixed up with Maureen O'Hara ?

[@killerjoe5628]

When did she ever have one?

[@megan0591]

@@backlightsnew she was Irish as well.

[@megan0591]

@@killerjoe5628 since she could talk. She was Irish.

[@backlightsnew]

@@megan0591 She sounds like she has a British accent though so I thought they were thinking of Maureen O'Hara. Perhaps not.

[@jnadle1]

I think there was an interview with this guy named Richard Dominick. Was that the same producer responsible for trashy talk shows like Jerry Springer?

[@dongiller]

Richard Dominick was a reporter for the tabloid "The Sun" when he appeared four times on LN.