Meet Bob Dylan, 1986 - part 4 of 4: Bob and Grizzly the wrestler...

This was filmed in a car park in Hamilton, Ontario, in 1986 while Bob Dylan was playing the part of retired rockstar 'Billy Parker' in a Hollywood movie called HEARTS OF FIRE, directed by Richard Marquand (JAGGED EDGE, RETURN OF THE JEDI). This was the closing scene of a BBC TV 'Omnibus' documentary called GETTING TO DYLAN.

[@Garskaabcd]

I like how the kid mentions Judas Priest, and Bob doesn't tell them how Judas Priest got there name from his song, Ballad of Frankie Lee and Judas Priest.

[@itsgonnbeok7249]

Love how he completely stops smiling once that guy tells him to turn his head to show his profile for the picture lol

[@ryandeakin5878]

he seems so much diffrent when he's not being interviewed.

[@richie9969]

Every time I see Bob interact with his fans it touches my heart. He certainly made Grizzly feel special when he gave him attention. Bob knows what high esteem many people have for him. I saw another video with no sound in which a timid older woman approaches Bob for a graph. She is afraid to look him in the eye the timidly says "Thankyou". Bob Dylan is a special human being with a deep love of people that's for sure. As was said at the end of this video---WE LOVE YA BOB!!!

[@KdpPhila]

I long ago came to the conclusion that Bob is the coolest person ever created.

[@wakeoftheflood2]

He signed an autograph for me & my friend after a show in Worcester, Massachusetts in 2002...my most prized possession

[@dmeincke1]

How about Ratt?

[@patricklowry7001]

It must have been really cool when Bob could mingle with his fans without being mobbed.

[@Bubbacat54]

Love it when the ol' grizzly shouts out "love ya bob----keep them toones comin"........... brilliant !! Good old bob casting a bit of sunshine onto this dark old world

[@steve40469]

The big hug from modest Grizzly gets me. Bob obviously meant a lot to him.

[@goldiefaun]

"Those people can come on over here. Sure can! I mean, if you care to." Awh, he sounded really sweet when he said that.

[@celticbird2398]

"Can I get your autograph?"

[@PlayerToBeNamedLater1973]

When I was living in Washington DC I was standing on the street one day in front of a book store and reading a map of the downtown area. This dude walks out of the store and says ' it doesn't matter which way you go in this town ' . and sits on the sidewalk behind me with his back against the building. I just smiled and nodded but as I glanced back I had to do the double take. It was Dylan , by himself. He opened and started reading a book called A Stillness at Appomattox by Bruce Catton . I told him I was planning to visit Antietam and he said ' you'll enjoy it, its just as it was in September 1863' . We had a nice conversation til a girl pulled up in a big yellow Bonneville sedan and Bob said. ' Here's my ride , nice talkin' to you ' and got in .

[@ProfessorKenneth]

Dylan is the man.. always 👍🏻💯🎸 one of my favourite musicians and people. Cheers

[@sr4663]

This is the real Bob Dylan. So glad to have this talented man making music all these years.

[@CelestialWoodway]

This is some of my favorite Bob Dylan video footage outside of his musical performances. He is just relaxed and hanging out with everyday, normal folks, signing autographs and taking pictures. I like the beginning where he is talking to young kids about the heavy metal bands they are fans of.

[@soldtobediers]

''The less I was of who I was the better I felt.'' ~Leonard Cohen

[@chadstephens88]

Damn, with the glasses on he looks 25 again. And his reaction when the guy says to “squeeze it like a pimple” made me lose my mind.

[@HalfassDIY]

He seems like a cool dude as well as being an awesome musician.

[@mikeberry2332]

This was during a period when he was unusually friendly with fans. Signed my Memphis Peabody diner menu in 1986.