PASSWORD 1965-08-05 Joan Collins & Anthony Newley

[@allanbroussard8024]

Joan Collins is great on password

[@newleyadmirernewleyadmirer7219]

I'm so glad this episode has been posted again. Thank you.Very enjoyable. I watched it here before but, unfortunately, it was removed some time later. Good to have it back.

[@alanhumphrey4198]

Love the British accents...Joan's eyes were gorgeous!!

[@Newfiemom4]

I appreciate Anthony’s gentlemanly manners by standing when to meet his new partners.

[@lynnlobliner3933]

Most of the men stand - even (gasp) Woody Allen stood to meet his female guests). Some, however, weren't to gallant about it - not natural to them.

[@deidremontrose4379]

They re-use the same words

[@deidremontrose4379]

Joan's wig is too much

[@raymondclark6232]

Joan Collins and Linda Evans(The Big Valley)before Dynasty was pretty and knockout in the 60's,Damn Linda Evans as Audra was more pretty like a doll on The Big Valley.

[@voicetube]

A couple of my favorite celebrity contestants - the woman who starred in my favorite episode of Star Trek - The Original Series and the co-star of one of my favorite films as a child: Dr. Doolittle!

[@waldolydecker8118]

Tony Newley taped this while in the middle of one of his greatest triumphs, "The Roar of the Greasepaint, the Smell of the Crowd," one of the best Broadway shows of the 1965 season.

[@randilevson9547]

I wasn't yet four years old back then.

[@robertward8130]

Anthony Newly is quite the character. Unintentionally comical.

[@randilevson9547]

It's his wiggly eyebrows, and weird underbite. I feel like he could have been Keith Moon's father.

[@Wasted-Wisdom-x]

Joan Collins and her husband are crazy posh and pretty good Password players. In watching a bunch of these old episodes, it's so funny how frequently the word "garter" gets used as a password - I guess to make it spicy, lol.

[@Muswell]

I didn't know Nytol had been around for so long.

[@garywarmee4367]

it is really fun to watch Joan Collins play Password and see how quick she is! At the time when I was young I don't think I realized most of the ladies on TV were wearing wigs which is so obvious to me now.

[@greeneyedwarlock882]

Joan was gorgeous but she was wearing HUGE WIGS EVEN BACK THEN!!!

[@dontchastop]

OMG! She was a stone cold fox.

[@j.p.pelzman7481]

For the word 'gorgeous,' maybe Joan should have used 'me' as a clue.

[@kurtmorris454]

'you' would be the response.

[@craigsmith157]

Joan must be 8 months pregnant here. Her son Alexander was born in September 1965, one month later.

[@MaryAnnMsbl34]

Love her hair.

[@lhingsantiago2692]

If you watched the video she did say that.

[@voicetube]

If they had augury, (if they could look into the future) for "Beret" Joan might have sung the word "Raspberry" :-)

[@gingerbaker4390]

In England we don't say a woman is pretty. We say she's lovely.

[@nintendy]

Tony is SO handsome here!

[@altfactor]

This was the prime time version. Joan Collins didn't really become a superstar until "Dynasty" premiered in 1981.

[@voicetube]

While to think that this was JUST before both Joan and Anthony had done what came to be my favorite thing either of them ever did: Anthony Newley?... "Dr. Doolittle." Joan Collins?… Star Trek - The Original Series (the best episode: "City on the Edge of Forever").

[@randilevson9547]

Best episode of Star Trek ever. Written by the amazing speculative fiction writer, Harlan Ellison. I heard him speak in Toronto, at the old Ryerson Theatre, in 1987. He had the entire audience mesmerized. He looked like he was really enjoying himself. I had a blast. I will never forget that night.

[@voicetube]

@@randilevson9547 INDEED!

[@robbernath]

With the second of her five husbands here (Newley) with whom she was the most "fruitful" having had two children with him.

[@mikehudson8884]

Must be the decade, fashion/hair etc but Joan definitely looked better from her 50s onwards.

[@danseabreeze1404]

The real Joan looks much better, it's her eternal love of wigs. Even at her age today, I recently saw her on a video going to dinner without a wig on and she looks so much better without it!

[@felicitybrach5770]

The wig she is wearing on this show, is awful!!!

[@nanaberry4120]

@@felicitybrach5770we all wore these horrible wigs back then.😂

[@sharksport01]

I still have mine, but my wife won't let me wear it.

[@lynnlobliner3933]

So in the 80s Peter had the rights to brag that he played Password opposite "Alexis" during the run of Dynasty.

[@presto709]

Does anyone know the mechanics of the desk? Imagine there was a guy under there popping the right word up when needed. I saw an outake of Match Game where they showed the guy behind the wall.

[@kathygibson4433]

I've always wondered!

[@JasmineSurrealVideos]

No, I read Allen Luddens biography and it actually was a mechanised device, although the passwords were passed up to him by a real guy, but they'd sometimes throw in an easy word if they were coming up to the break.

[@jmiller297]

Pre-big shoulder pad-wearing Joan Collins!

[@waldolydecker8118]

True, she hadn't been signed by the Green Bay Packers yet

[@molinalong3468]

0:00 she played Alexis from dynasty

[@molinalong3468]

Is Joan Collins

[@molinalong3468]

Password

[@ToniHunterOne]

When I was a kid watching these shows I don't recall noticing the wigs and toupees so much. To the point that they distract me. LOL.

[@Keatonkg360]

I can't believe Lee Vines has that of a deep voice when whispering the password

[@voicetube]

FYI, the closest thing to a caboose in the UK would be a Brake van or guard's van

[@kurtmorris454]

I'll bet helium would work well for a 1 clue word for balloon and HIDEOUS--Gorgeous!

[@tibitaylor]

That's some hairdo on Joan!

[@valeriegriner5644]

It's a bad wig.

[@marycook1644]

Anthony Newlie reminds me of Jaime Bell of Billy Elliot fame. 🦋

[@presto709]

Did you see Anthony gesture with the wallet that the clue was in to try to hint "Passport"?

[@keithhyttinen8275]

Dirty cheating criminal!

[@miamidolphinsfan]

What do they call a caboose in the UK ?

[@phyllisarringtion5354]

idk

[@nelsonricardo3729]

Phyllis Arringtion Very helpful comment.

[@SamHodkin23]

Generally speaking, a brake van.

[@eyextacy8412]

2 contestants from Louisville (Louahhvile) KY. Joan and Anthony make a good lookin couple.

[@michellecalling]

In the 2nd lightening round "movie star" is two words.

[@eyextacy8412]

Allen is lenient in the lightning round it's his call

[@voicetube]

at 9:00 all Joan had to say was… "Me!"

[@voicetube]

@Christopher Bingham I was joking… It was purely a joke/complement on her looks :-) I wouldn't seriously have suggested or considered that she would use that as a clue.

[@marycook1644]

🦊 That is very sweet and true. 🦋

[@adrianharies9849]

Henry is cute back then.

[@keithhyttinen8275]

Tony's clue "movie star"....two words?

[@waldolydecker8118]

clearly, they let it go so as to not penalize the innocent contestant. Good move.

[@keithhyttinen8275]

Yes. Cheated.

[@petermaxwell2965]

The artful dodger !!

[@williambell729]

OMG her hair!

[@keithhyttinen8275]

The contestants should be able to play two games, switching partners.

[@candy9986]

Trivia: Early David Bowie modeled himself after Anthony Newly. Fact.

[@nelsonricardo3729]

Is this the most attractive couple ever on Password?

[@anneflynn9614]

Joan does act like his wife.

[@butziporsche8646]

Edith Keeler before she was involved with Captain Kirk.

[@tibitaylor]

Diaper was the password on more than one episode.

[@valeriegriner5644]

I would use the word "nappy," and I'm from the U.S. I can't believe that neither contestant knew that nappy=diaper!

[@waldolydecker8118]

@@valeriegriner5644 - they were par for the course...believe Allen got it right that most Americans are clueless on that.

[@gillyjames9609]

I always thought Caboose was the American slang word for your backside... to put it politely!

[@JasmineSurrealVideos]

It's also a word for a cabin or clubhouse.

[@gusloader123]

Gilly James - It was the last car on a RxR train. At least one man (sometimes 2) sat in the Caboose and looked for Hobos and thieves and vandals. It was often made of wooden slats/planks, but later metal as was the Engine. The caboose had a "Window Box" (for want of a better term) sticking out from each side of the caboose so the Conductor could sit on a chair / stool and look at the train cars ahead and the things on the sides of the tracks. Then, if necessary, he could call the Engineer and tell him information. { Hobos were a big thing in the Great Depression-era, 1929 - 1940 time period. Out-of-work men trying to get a free train ride on a freight train, either in an open Box Car ( if it was raining or snowing ) or on flat cars with logs or lumber or steel / iron beams. Some were outright thieves and criminals on the run. There were "Hobo Camps" in woods / brushy areas near the train tracks. The RxR company wanted to sell tickets not give free rides to bums & criminals. The RxR carried lots of U.S. Mail bags and money and ore from place to place. About the only thing that put people back to work was in 1939 WW2 started and U.S. President F.D.R. decided to (semi-secretly ) help arm and feed the U.K.. U.S. Shipyards and aircraft and automobile plants and weapons and food companies started hiring people that had been out of work for 8 or 9 years. Some years back the RxR companies quit using a Caboose car because they wanted to cut down on employees. Now, once again, theft and vandalism are rampant ( 2022 A.D. )

[@bethg.5611]

What a hairdo.

[@JasmineSurrealVideos]

Anthony Newley was absolutely horrible and abusive to Joan, it's funny there's a hint of it at the end where he says because she won hell take it out of her at home, only a 'joke' but in the context of knowing what he was like, and let's face it, he looks it, it's a hint into his personality. He has a look of Worzel Gummige, the nose, and Scrooge. Let's just say from my experience those types are best avoided. I only watched it for Joan, she's wonderful, intelligent, funny and interesting, her books are a great read, and she's a good looking dame, even now. The blonde contestant on second looks like me somewhat which was amusing to watch.

[@lhingsantiago2692]

I was thinking what did she saw in him.

[@gusloader123]

I never liked that Newly guy. Changed the TV channel or went to another room and read a book instead. He seemed slimey and fake, but many of the Show-biz people are, hence the high divorce rates.

[@deborahhaynes3518]

Not many African Americans on game shows back then. Except the great Louis Armstrong.

[@lynnlobliner3933]

Okay now I'm getting irritated with Allen for telling them to move on and not having a chance to go back. 2 dropped words and 8 seconds short.

[@marycook1644]

I SOO agree !! It is a game. Win or lose let them go on their own. Blessings from California. 🦉

[@gusloader123]

Lynn Lobliner: A.L. did that as a courtesy to the contestant. She ( Joan C.) was stuck with the "Macaroni" word, and then she ( being British) did NOT know what a "Caboose" on a railroad train was. { Cabooses are not used anymore in the U.S.A., because the RxR companies wanted less employees.} A.L. was trying to help the contestant to win more $.

[@gls600]

Joan and Anthony were clearly not the sharpest tools in the shed.

[@lhingsantiago2692]

They were good. Especially Joan. But there is just a language barrier since they are Brits and their words/slangs are different from our's. The worst are Eve Arden and the scarecrow guy from "Wizard of Oz". Bolger was his last name.

[@gusloader123]

gls600: Well, considering almost all the "Passwords" were figured out usually within 6 clues, I'd saw the British show-biz couple did rather well. {Except for Joan C. not knowing what a Caboose was/is. 🙂}

[@EdKazO-Vision]

Wow. You can bounce a fifty cent piece off of Joan’s permanent.

[@anthonyhubert8922]

Are you a working girl?

[@byte01010101me]

Would be funny if one of these women answered "Yeah, Allan, I work the corner of Hollywood and Vine"

[@jools01]

@@byte01010101me it wouldn’t happens because it was jus an innocent saying then but i do admit it would have been funny

[@TheTaodee]

Joan reminds me of Martina Mcbride, here. But the hair. How on earth did women get their hair like that, unless that's a wig.

[@loissimmons6558]

A lot of teasing and a lot of hair spray.

[@valeriegriner5644]

It's a wig...most definitely.

[@nylanelson5212]

Anthony/Tony made sure his wife won. You see this when he intentionally said Jungle as an answer to his partners clue of chalkboard. That’s was such an obvious mess up. He later had to answer correctly to not make it appear even more obvious

[@skipeastport5529]

He wasn’t giving his wife anything. Blackboard Jungle is the title of a very well known movie from that era starring Sidney Poitier and Glenn Ford.

[@evaperez4139]

@@skipeastport5529 Then 12 years later Mr Poitier started in To Sir with love in 1967. I was 10 years old and that was my first movie.

[@kentetalman9008]

You never heard of the movie "Blackboard Jungle"?

[@nonnayoubuzinnes1669]

Tony was vile. He cheated on Joan, she was shown footage of him on a UK documentary that went out before Christmas and women were putting their hands down his trunks while they were filming something together. Seems a nasty piece of work on here. Not much of a looker either, not sure what she saw in him.

[@wynnssecret8882]

Nonna .......Maybe he had a BIG wallet 💸💸💸. Some people can look past certain faults/ personality traits when your given a check book/ credit card🤷

[@gusloader123]

N. Y. - Totally agree. Joan C. must have needed eyeglasses. He always seemed like slimey show-biz person.

[@lorindamartinez4337]

They cheated a little bit Joan Collins like Betty White does

[@lynnturman8157]

How long was she married to this cheater?

[@waldolydecker8118]

believe it was twice as long as your cheating, give or take a week or two.

[@gusloader123]

Lynn Turman: Hello. I'm in my mid 60's now and still do NOT understand why some women hang around such dirtbags. She actually married him and had two kids with that slimey Newly guy. I interviewed / talked with and gave my daughters a "Green Light" on both of the guys who are now my Sons-in-law. I would NEVER have "green-lighted" Newly or someone that looks / talks / acts like him. {[ BTW - She has been married several times herself, so she might be part of the problem, I do not know her personally.]} I did meet Sonny Buono once in Palm Springs years ago when I did Delivery work and he seemed like an "Okay" guy. {I realize that is not the same as 24/7/365, but first impressions are often a good guide.}

[@blakemrolfsensanchez547]

63 to 71

[@kristabrewer9363]

Neither celebrety didn't know what CABOOSE was

[@valeriegriner5644]

They aren't from the U.S. and they don't use that word in Great Britain.

[@gusloader123]

That is why A.L. was trying to help the contestant win some $. The celebs were both British and the U.K. did not have a "Caboose" in their vocabulary. {They also drive on the wrong side of the road, 😉.)