PASSWORD 1963-01-06 Rosemary Clooney & Bobby Darin

[@gingerbaker4390]

They dressed so well in those days Men wore smart suits and women wore elegant dresses.

[@Sue-lo3ql]

Everyone looked so elegant and in shape.

[@hamptongal62]

Both Rosemary Clooney and Bobby Darin are great players! Bobby is dreamy...one of my favorite singers😊

[@zills2]

such a delight to see Bobby Darin!

[@sandymcgee6392]

❤ 😊

[@Widda68]

The brother of Rosemary Clooney, Nick Clooney, who is also the father of actor George Clooney is still living at age 87. George Clooney's Aunt Rosie was quite a singer and celebrity.

[@sharksport01]

George Clooney with the Asian child on Epsteins Island?

[@maxinehuebner9999]

Did Rosemary Clooney, sing (How Much Is That Doggie In The Window)? That was popular back in the 1950's. That was 👍 good when people helped each other. When they were just starting out. I remember when Paul Newton was singing on the Lucy Show.

[@BiffJackson-o4i]

George Clooney?

[@SweeetSue]

​@@maxinehuebner9999 Patti Page & Wayne Newton.....good times ! 🎶💞

[@nextbarker2702]

Not George Clooney, NICK Clooney, and Nick was the host of ABC's short lived game show The Money Maze.

[@ivanmay7890]

Bobby Darin and Rosemary Clooney are both excellent singers, and it's quite surprising to see them appearing on an ordinary TV game show like Password!

[@stephenscott6639]

Rosemary was beautiful!

[@frankieaddams3937]

LOVE Rosemary Clooney.

[@judithmcrae3704]

Bobby was much more than a teen idol, a very smart guy.

[@parsonj39]

He covered a spectrum of musical styles, too, from pseudo-Sinatra to folk. I still treasure his song Amy.

[@goudakismet7424]

I came here for Bobby Darin, but watching Rosemary Clooney you can so see the resemblence in facial expressions to George Clooney, the eyes and facial structure as well.

[@barbaraperry6955]

Bobby Darin was a massive TALENT back in the day.......and extremely intelligent.......he and the gorgeous Sandra Dee married and had a son ...They were both extremely talented...they were Hollywood Royalty back when people had real talent

[@m.e.d.7997]

Rosemary was so pretty here.

[@friendofdorothy9376]

I’ve always loved her smile. Her eyes sort of squint up and smile themselves.

[@fredflintstone4594]

Anne is prettier.

[@horaciocapanelli-soto4710]

Exactly as George Clooney haha

[@sharksport01]

Rosemary is definitely an attractive man.

[@gerrynightingale9045]

*Darrin was gone waaaaaaaay too soon!* *So much talent in one package, and used it all very well* *Darin was on 'Sullivan' and met a kid who did a vocal and instrument(s) act...after the show Darin went to talk to him and said "I gotta' song that's PERFECT for you but not right for me because of the key...who's your agent so he can get it for you? Because I don't have the publishing-rights on it"* *Darrin finds-out the kid has no agent, no management, no nothing!* "Listen, if it's okay with you, I'm gonna' call my agent and have him represent you because you've got 'what it takes' to be a great performer...where can he get in touch with you tomorrow?"* *The 'kid' was Wayne Newton, and the song was "Danke Schoen" which was a huge 'Hit' for Newton that started a 60-year career for him* *100% true story, and it all came from Newton himself* *What a great guy he was, to do that for Newton who just happened to get a 'lucky break' for an appearance on the 'Ed Sullivan Show' that could 'make or break' a career in those days* ( *The Beatles' did the same thing for MANY other artists and bands, giving them 'free songs' for others to play that John/Paul had written!* *James Taylor got his 'big break' from McCartney who signed him to "Apple Records' when Taylor was unknown* )

[@gwendolynkaren5933]

What an interesting story I never heard that before thank you for posting

[@nadiazahroon6573]

Heart disease, his smoking didn’t help.

[@kristiankrokfoss2899]

Gotta love Bobby Darin - such a cool cat.

[@juliezimmi9850]

Bobby is a cutiepie🥰😍 Boys like that do not exist today

[@francanino6865]

Sadly true

[@juliezimmi9850]

@@francanino6865 I was wrong though Neil Sedaka Frankie Avalon and Paul Anka are still alive

[@sharksport01]

Still do exist, just not interested in negative girls.

[@r.p.mcmurphy6623]

He was no boy!

[@anthonyreale1786]

For sure

[@timothywills7709]

Bobby Darin on a roll!!

[@keithhyttinen8275]

Bobby was a good guy. Died at age 37. Too young!

[@m.e.d.7997]

Bad heart

[@kristenkaz3080]

I didn’t know that. That’s terrible.

[@ellenmuseum]

Lived on borrowed time 😢😊😮

[@gregfrank4115]

​@@ellenmuseumFrom a young age and rheumatic fever which damaged his heart, he knew he wasn't going to grow old, so he used his life to accomplish what he could with what time he had.

[@m.e.d.7997]

Bobby was sharp.

[@TheSaltydog07]

Cephalopod. Rosemary Clooney is 35 here. Beautiful.

[@karencollins2661]

Always loved Rosemary Clooney

[@miraclay]

Bobby Darin was so cute.

[@brookehanley3659]

Love this show

[@maryforrester5892]

It amazes me how free they all felt to put their hands on one another at that time.

[@kathrynminar1184]

Because people had class and decorum ... They weren't so eager to be ' victims ' ... real or perceived. There is far to much dirty laundry being aired today ... Perhaps in search of a ' Big Payday '...

[@edmundpower1250]

Great shows in those days. Everyone so natural. Rosemary really in love with those first two guys! Her eye contact 😮😮😮

[@p.v.5142]

What a heavy Old-time Brooklyn accent.

[@KarlLaFong-v2q]

Rosemary Clooney, Nick Clooney and George Clooney. Very strong family resemblense

[@judywomack8456]

They are great

[@karencollins2661]

Loved Bobby Darin and Sandra Dee together. Their son looks just like Bobby

[@theressamurphy2996]

My goodness the man was everything.😁👑

[@petermaxwell2965]

It's Mac..back in town ..

[@rgw8354]

Rosemary was George Clooney's Aunt :)

[@williamdunphy352]

From The Ed Sullivan Theater on Broadway.

[@davidrouleau6254]

I love this game

[@m.e.d.7997]

Some words could never be guessed on the first clue. It needed a second clue.

[@jillv4006]

I love the blond’s accent: swaaw for saw

[@maha77]

just love this show! I don't like when Alan keeps saying 'SAY SOMETHING' , it disrupts their concentration, if at this point they don't know they need to say something then there is bigger problems!

[@sharksport01]

Well they can get more clues the faster they say.... anything.

[@lauralee_365]

Or “are you a working girl”?

[@gwendolynkaren5933]

@@lauralee_365 get out of the gutter

[@SweeetSue]

I agree.....saying "say something " adds to the nerves. 👍

[@SweeetSue]

​@@lauralee_365😅👍😅👍😅

[@MikkoHere]

0:39 The length of the Jergens model's fingers!

[@akrenwinkle]

Good for eating corn on the cob. One hand.

[@voicetube]

That last and that look at 10:00… It's almost like Dorothy was channeling a future (1980s) Rosanna Arquette! They could probably play each other on TV :-) [Your reference movie would be one of my favorite of the era: "After Hours" directed by Martin Scorsese!]

[@robbernath]

Is it just me or did Bobby Darin hit on every female contestant except the last one, who said she was married?

[@chrisn7259]

It's just you. In fact the one who had the clue "adorable" looked like she wanted to eat him up like a blue plate special--not that I blame her.

[@Baskerville22]

Clooney was clueless initially, but improved. Darin was very good.

[@johnsarkissian5519]

Bobby couldn’t take either his eyes or his hands off of his pretty partners!

[@waldolydecker8118]

you blame him? they lined him up with a quartet of beauties.

[@shadowgirl8038]

I thought he seemed interested in this stewardess. Wondered if it was just me.

[@jadenmuniz8817]

Idents: Fortune Cookie (5 seconds) Formation (5 seconds; partial)

[@ChrisHansonCanada]

Too many contestants in the same show. I liked it a lot better earlier in 1962 when the same contestants played for the whole show. Oh well.

[@donaldleroy6502]

Until I learned that Rosemary is George's aunt, I never noticed the family resemblance, but it's quite obvious now. In fact she looks like she could be his mother 😮

[@BarbaraBertke]

George's mother Nina actually lookd more like Nick's sister Betty. And Nina Clooney has always been drop-dead, knock-out, stop traffic GORGEOUS!

[@cjlaw7560]

Rerun on march 15th 2004

[@lynnturman8157]

Don't know if you knew it, but the winner receives $250 and a chance to win more money in the lightning round.

[@sailorbychoice1]

13:30 That wasn't Bobby Darin's fault, she was just very slow to respond. He played okay, she didn't.

[@elisabethlinz4256]

Rosemary does not resemble George Clooney. But she reminds me of Linda McCartney... :--))

[@nancyhowell4505]

I thought Ann clearly said "leather." Odd pronunciation/accent at times. 🤷‍♀️ Octopus = tentacles, eight, arms, squeeze, crush 🐙

[@ajov6638]

noticed strong resemblance to George Clooney - found out he's her nephew.

[@rossdelain1645]

Bobby Darin and Jack Nicholson had something in common.

[@Shaden0040]

Each of you have had...

[@lovewhatisgood]

From a copy editor: it's each *has*. If we remove "of you" from the sentence, the proper tense becomes clear. ('Each has x points.')

[@m.e.d.7997]

Sometimes Allen Ludden said too much! As with the "Lever" which was a totally acceptable clue. He should have kept his mouth shut when he did this even if he thought the word was wrong.

[@glenncordova4027]

He thought she said "leather"

[@gwendolynkaren5933]

I thought you said leather he did okay I like Allen

[@m.e.d.7997]

@@glenncordova4027 well he thought wrong

[@janemarie6228]

She had a strong Brooklyn accent so I sounded like leather to me too.

[@ironduke2000]

I prefer the game when the guest players aren't changed at the end of every round.

[@lindaroper2654]

Rosemary have the nightmare clue by the way she said it.

[@ltcolumbo9708]

Missed clad wearin Bermuda shorts, TShirts and ball caps in the audience

[@nextbarker2702]

I thought on PM Password, the same 2 players played the whole night

[@hifijohn]

interesting he pronounces close as cloths and she pronounces level as leather.

[@gailwilliams5278]

I heard lever and clothes…. but I also knew what the word was understood the clue, and the partners didn’t have that advantage.

[@hifijohn]

I think any guy would have gotten the saw or swa as she pronounces it,wood,cut,table,circular,hand.

[@sharksport01]

See

[@kristabrewer9363]

Rodeo = Ro day o? I never even heard TELL of it pronounced THAT way before

[@lisahayes8834]

It's the Spanish pronunciation; its roots are from Spain/Mexico.

[@marycook1644]

Usually you only hear it pronounced that way for the shopping area Rodeo Dr. On another episode it was a clue and when they got it they pronounced it the same way. Blessings from California. 🛍

[@dianagruver5767]

That’s sure not we say it in Texas.

[@ChrisHansonCanada]

Bennett Cerf always did.

[@jacquelinebell6201]

Often pronounced that way in the US. I've never heard them say it the other way.

[@nomadicroadrat]

George Clooney has a lot of facial mannerism as his aunt does. Family trait? Perhaps.

[@gs9929]

Alan Luden asks, are you a working girl???

[@jacquelinebell6201]

I thought the lady said 'leather' too. Not lever.

[@kristabrewer9363]

"Are you a working girl Anne" lol.... they wouldn't wanna ask her that today And WOW is she ever a bad contestant

[@gplunk]

The password is: 'Splish'....

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