Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward: "The Last Movie Stars"

Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward were that rarity: a happily-married Hollywood couple. But the story of their life together was partly myth, as explored in the new HBO Max docuseries, "The Last Movie Stars." Turner Classic Movies host Ben Mankiewicz talks with actor Ethan Hawke, the series' director, and with Paul and Joanne's daughter, Clea Newman, about how the couple's seemingly perfect life had its share of turbulence off-screen, and what made the couple's stardom and marriage unique.
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[@dodgerrichie7274]

This isn't just a documentary about movie stars, it's a documentary about marriage. I am really looking forward to seeing this and learning from it.

[@Nighthawk-8050]

You and me both

[@elizabethwightman4700]

Well Said...

[@tmalone2648]

Me too….

[@Ceelle2]

@Roy Bass you didn't watch this did you?

[@jennifertaylor2593]

@Frances Bass they do talk about it, half way into the video 🙄 idk how you missed it.

[@Lizzie-ve7kt]

Was just about to comment on Clea’s stunning eyes, love that she jokes about it but also that you can see his legendary baby blues weren’t exaggerated. She definitely lucked out getting her father’s eyes along with all the rest of her mother’s stunning facial features.

[@paulbunch5657]

I always thought that he was so cool. Having a long relationship makes him even cooler.

[@TheCoolhanddan83]

The end of this interview with Clea being generous enough to share her parents tender last moment, it’s inspiring.

[@kristaconley578]

I love Ethan Hawke's comment about seeing the best in the older part life. He is showing that now, in his own choices.

[@movingonandup322]

The last few sentences put tears in my eyes. Perfect marriage, perfect husband or not, he really seemed to love her above all others.

[@Julieglam3]

She was so right when she said that no one knows what really goes on between two people in a marriage, only the two people really know. Even when you are Paul & Joanne Newman...I always buy their Newman's Own products whenever I can. Because 100% of the profits go to the charity. They never took a dime of that money. Which tells me all I need to know about them. But they were human beings with faults and feelings just like all of us, their celebrity status was just what they did for a living...

[@FacheChanteDeux]

I have some friends up in Connecticut who knew them from the town. The Newmans were very down to earth and part of their community. I think their charity work was their real love, especially their Hole in the Wall Gang Camp.

[@lynnyhen]

Yes, they lived by "To whom much is given, much will be required."

[@dwoog]

I live in Westport, Connecticut, where they lived for 50 years. He would pick my friends and I up hitchhiking; they did whatever they could for the town. Their children are down-to-earth people. Paul and Joanne modeled many great values, for all of us.

[@Nighthawk-8050]

Well said my friend 👍

[@douglasj.arcuri1370]

The hamburger statement by Paul was pure propaganda.

[@lindseycarribean5113]

Poor ex wife.

[@RyanHLee-nc7hg]

Paul and Joanne remind us of something that I have always intuited: the best relationships require a lot of work, but the work feels worthwhile. It isn’t a chore. It isn’t tedious. Rather, it is in service of a larger goal.

[@marnyfrancesca2526]

Beautifully said.

[@UXtatic]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽On both sides.

[@barbarabrennan1753]

The best part of marriage is having a witness to your life, it's struggles. You are known. You are reflected in the eyes and companionship of your spouse.

[@barbarabrennan1753]

There is something comforting in having that one human being to be there. One. Only one.

[@sadlerassociates]

@@barbarabrennan1753 Yes, so true.

[@fin718]

This is why I love and look forward to CBS Sunday Morning show

[@znayJ]

I've been hearing the Sunday Morning Trumpet 🎺 since I was a Child with my Grandparents who have, all gone 2 glory 🕊 I'm still biggest fan at 58yo today Thanks for the memories!

[@michaelpeterson1482]

Yes.

[@ericsamuelson5656]

I still miss Charles Kuralt

[@angellosmalefakis1321]

Their giving to charities was nothing short of amazing. Thus, for that I respect them dearly.

[@prime2955]

I buy the Newman products because they are good quality and actually less expensive than other products of the same quality. It's a wonder how they are able to give away a decent amount of profits to charity. I love their organic black and green teas. $4.39 for a box of 100 tea bags.

[@lynnyhen]

I worked with an obnoxious, older lady at the MIA airport in the 1970s. She would run after celebrities to get their autographs. I once witnessed her jumping into Barbara Eden's limo to get hers. Thank god, Ms. Eden was gracious and laughed it off. When she ambushed Paul Newman for his autograph, he politely and kindly declined her request and walked away. I could tell that he wasn't thrilled about his celebrity, and was perhaps shy. I met many celebrities who were entitled jerks, he was not one of them. I can't wait to see this documentary!

[@sabinah8313]

I love what Ethan said regarding needing heroes who show us that the best part of our lives can happen when we are older...its so so true, and we do need to see that particulary in this fast world we are living now

[@Nighthawk-8050]

Paul Newman Joanne Woodward they were definitely a power couple in the Golden age of Hollywood. The last of the great actors.

[@ezyroco32]

6:27 Man... this part is heartbreaking, Joanne struggled for real. Also the part where Paul's first child talks about his divorce is just 💔

[@theduchessofspring2395]

"Paris Blues" (1961) for those who haven't seen it yet, is a great film. I highly recommend it. It even stars the late Sidney Poitier. Rest in peace sir. Watched "the three faces of Eve" (1957) recently, and I loved it! it's KZbin for free currently, but you might have to dig for it.

[@FacheChanteDeux]

Such a great, glamorous couple. I think their charity work was their real pride and joy.

[@wotan10950]

They were both extraordinary actors, and he was a very inspired director. I always knew that the “storybook” description of their marriage couldn’t be entirely true but, hey, they were human. Woodward’s performance in “Marigolds,” directed by Newman, was one of the fiercest poignant portrayals I’ve ever seen. After Streisand’s Oscar win, she admitted that she didn’t expect that she or Hepburn would win; she said, “I was sure that Joanne Woodward was gonna win!”

[@eleanormazely8704]

Use

[@teresalegler2777]

So now I need to see “Marigolds”.

[@anastasiabeaverhausen8220]

I feel that way about his direction of her in "Rachel, Rachel."

[@aprilgosa5779]

Dave Glo hey were true to themselves and one another

[@missygraceful]

Always so humble Joanne 🧐

[@RSmith6948]

Joanne was saying that she was envious of Shirley MacLaine getting the great parts. Now Shirley and her daughter are estranged and Joanne is apparently being cared for very well by her own daughters. It’s funny how things turn out.

[@lrod8721]

@User 15 but the children have fond memories, that’s what counts in my book

[@arimax888]

Perfect name for the doc. Hollywood is not the same anymore & probably never will be

[@allisonking109]

Looking forward to the documentary….This was a good story….love Ethan Hawke…

[@Nighthawk-8050]

Can't wait to watch it

[@Belynda]

Too bad they’re using Clooney for the movie. They should have used another actor, ruined it for me. Can’t stand Clooney.

[@sheilacabrera3986]

I'm sure it's been repeated many times over, but I love what Paul Newman was quoted as saying when asked if he was ever tempted by other younger, more glamorous actresses, he said "Why go out and get hamburger, when you've got steak at home?"

[@sheilacabrera3986]

@User 15 I hope that's not true, if it is I unfortunately wouldn't be surprised, as Hollywood wasn't then & isn't now known as a bastion of (real) virtue.

[@eclectickimmer]

Ethan should be SO proud of this work. It was a whole lotta work, but when you love what you do it looks like this.

[@TGATP]

I LOVED them all my life. That last story had me bawling my eyes out!

[@manganese333]

Same! 😭

[@1jackvalley580]

Clea, I'm so happy that you're sharing the true beautiful documentary of your Mom and Dad's lives, that tells the true reality of being famous doesn't mean you're not human including all the struggles

[@jimii2294]

for those of us that grew up with Joanne Woodward and (especially) Paul Newman as the example of "movie stars" this is so poignant on so many levels.... including the simple passing of an era, of our generation. As my life and others enter further into the 4th quarter... I still can't imagine what it would be like to be told within a week, one partner will disappearing into the sad darkness of dementia while the other is told he will be dying shortly from terminal cancer. The curtain was coming down on two extraordinary lives... and what a run it must have been.

[@terimj9808]

The most genuine you can get in my opinion. Good job Ethan Hawkes !

[@ScaryClarey]

So excited to see this documentary. I have been a huge fan of both Paul and Joanne since I was about 12. But I was half afraid to see it for the same reason Ethan Hawke was afraid to make it - I couldn't bear to learn anything really horrible about them. Hawke promised in another interview that there was nothing horrible. He only came to admire them more. 💕

[@jumpforjoy6]

Well Paul was a terrible husband.... to both wives . And not a great dad either

[@tozzainnit]

@@jumpforjoy6 he was flawed as we all are, and carried a lot of regret and guilt over his choices. if there's anything to take away from the doc it's that this handsome, talented movie star was as human as any of us, vices and all.

[@cynthiacopland8634]

Those beautiful blue eyes 💙

[@1jackvalley580]

Ethan, you have struck GOLD getting to do this what will be an amazing documentary, Congratulations

[@brendacox9093]

That was really good. I can't wait to see the documentary. Thank you for giving the world a 10 minute look into the Newman's world. I admired their talent and their charity work. Thank you to the family members for wanting this story to be told.

[@llynnie888]

Glamour and great love story aside, extramarital affairs leave a lot of casualties. The daughter from the first marriage still seems crushed.

[@piustwelfth]

I'm sure she suffered greatly reduced attention from her father who had a 2nd wife and three daughters. I wasn't even aware he had three kids before Woodward. I've only heard about their daughters.

[@cathydrumobich9045]

@@piustwelfth And one of those 3 children was a son who died of a drug overdose at age 28. Another casualty of that affair.

[@JoseMorales-lw5nt]

#LynnRozakis: If that Hollywood story really grabs you, try looking up the life and times of Patricia Neal when you have a chance. Has her film debut, THE FOUNTAINHEAD. become the beginning of her affair with then-married Gary Cooper. Goes through a second marriage with famed author Roald Dahl, whose granddaughter would become an actress herself, Sophie Dahl. Bookends the 1960's with TWO HEART ATTACKS! Relearning how to walk and talk essentially 3 times in her life. Knowing this, having her introduce the 1966 Academy Award for Best Foreign Film was a major triumph considering she was nearly dead 2 years earlier. KZbin has that Oscar footage, in case your curious. Her life even inspired a 1981 Made-for-TV movie about her film career and struggles!

[@llynnie888]

@@JoseMorales-lw5nt It did seem like Gary Cooper was her true love and that romance started when he was married. Also she faced more adversity in her marriage to Dahl as he was having an affair with her best friend. Not an easy life but Patricia Neal was a fighter.

[@yolandahoyos7500]

If you watch the docuseries, you’ll see Stephanie Newman, the daughter in the clip shown from the first marriage has only beautiful things to say about her stepmother,Joanne. However difficult it was, in the documentary it’s clear there is no bitterness about the divorce. They tried to make a wonderful blended family although things weren’t perfect. There was never an absence of love. That’s something worth mentioning. The series is entertaining, engrossing and revealing. Ethan Hawke deserves all the accolades he’s getting.

[@MTknitter22]

It was Katherine Hepburn and Bette Davis referred to actresses having children as very hard- mostly for the children. Kate said it’s a very self-obsessed profession and she had seen too many kids deal with a mother for whom acting comes first. Her audio book went into detail, appreciated her honesty. I saw Newman in an airport once - was shocked how small he was! They can look so different onscreen!!

[@skyelark5511]

I really appreciate this comment. It humanized Paul. Thanks for this!

[@Jaquableu]

How beautiful. The ending was heartfelt and profound.

[@marypthompson6349]

This is heartbreaking. Such a lovely couple.

[@pam0626]

I watched the entire six hours series. Ethan Hawke did an amazing job turning Newman’s transcripts into a coherent story, warts and all. And he gave equal focus to Woodward’s career as well, which was actually more interesting than Newman’s, IMO.

[@normadesmond6017]

lucky people to have found someone to love for their entire life.

[@nicolehall694]

I can't express how excited I am for this! I've had a crush on Ethan Hawke for 30+ years so having him tell the ultimate Hollywood love story is perfection!

[@violetviolet888]

Nicole: Great Expectations. 1998.

[@L.Spencer]

Alive 1993

[@teresalegler2777]

Wow! What a powerful story. Can’t wait to see the movie.

[@Papin47]

By far the best Hollywood couple. Looking forward to see the series.

[@rn2332]

I miss Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward May they rest in peace💗

[@mbiker2010]

I believe the video says she's still alive

[@wotan10950]

She is still alive, although suffering from dementia.

[@glenn7152]

Still living, sadly not Much of her mind is Left"

[@Nighthawk-8050]

Joanna Woodward is still alive suffers from dementia

[@garyperkovac1002]

Paul & Joanne. The world is a better place because of them. Maybe we can learn from the commitment they took on...and the difference they had made... to and for others.

[@TheNameisPlissken1981]

It's a shame that Newman and Redford didn't get to make a 3rd film together. Redford had the perfect project in mind, though, and he did end up getting it made. However, since Paul was too ill to co-star along side him, Nick Nolte ended up with the role. The film was A Walk in the Woods. And if you watch it, you can't help but see how great Paul would have been in the Nolte role!

[@rhuephus]

that would have been great !! A good title would have been *_And One More for the Road_*

[@howardweinstein1324]

The did a play together that you can find on u tube.

[@eclectickimmer]

I think Paul & Nick did justice to the writing together.

[@neuropsychroberts8922]

So beautiful. What a lovely tribute to two people who wanted and did build a full life together.

[@kelliintexas3575]

Well said!

[@hnc52]

If the last minute of this piece doesn't have you in tears, seek help immediately.

[@showtime951]

Wow.....like a freight train.

[@joycecoleman4286]

Bravo! What an awesome power couple! Both actors are exceptionally talented and never disappoint the audience!

[@lindadeisher1815]

Love to see the documentary. Please place on more channels. They both so gorgeous. Hard to let go losing the one you love.

[@lindathomas2924]

THE NEWMANS WERE ABSOLUTELY PERFECT FOR EACH OTHER. ❣❣ BOTH WERE WONDFUL, TALENTED PEOPLE IN THEIR OWN WAY. THEY WERE JUST PEOPLE, A COUPLE, FAMILY WITH THE SAME PROBLEMS. NEITHER EVER PUT ON AIRS OR ACTED LIKE OTHER STARS DID, THATS WHY WE STILL LIKE AND RESPECT THEM.

[@douglasj.arcuri1370]

🙄

[@christinescarff4920]

Always loved Paul Newman especially as an film actor with Robert Redford in ‘The Sting’ and ‘ Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid ‘ which came out and I saw in my first years at University. Never realised Paul had left his first wife and 3 kids to marry Joanne Woodward but she was then in conflict as the mother herself of 3 children who despite being the better actor felt she had to stay at home to bring up children and certainly early on almost regretted having children for causing her to lose her career. Their marriage worked cos they worked together on their individual and joint egos and his excessive drinking.They gave vast amounts to charity but even in death ‘ the last person he wanted to connect with was her ‘ according to their daughter. And I ALWAYS found both Paul Newman and Robert Redford VERY sexy, not just for their looks, but for the rather ‘ off the wall ‘ characters they played and their ridiculous sense of humour !

[@cherylmacvane8791]

I respect your opinion, but mine is that Joanne was definitely not a better actor than Paul. She was good, but way behind in convincing ability in her roles.

[@jadeh2699]

Well, if they ended up being absolutely in tune with each other, and the last part of their lives was the best part, then it was a perfect match! Growing and changing and working through the rough times is what a marriage is. There is no myth...they fought the battles and won the war! Even better than everything being easy!

[@lolly2222aa]

WOW. Needed more but it was great The end was heartbreaking, hadn’t heard about the last moment. Very touching Looking forward to the documentary. The Newman’s are a lovely and real family. God Bless

[@jedi1967]

Mrs. Pauley, this is the best work I have seen so far. Very deep to the core...

[@sargentrowell81]

I came here as a TYT fan to see more Ben Mankiewicz, but I didn't expect to also get Ethan Hawke and to actually learn and care about Paul and Joanne.

[@margeshilling7983]

These two were incredible actors and wonderful human beings.

[@DaftSwank]

Paul’s first family with his first wife would beg to differ …

[@hijodelaisla275]

I disagree. I found their acting quite believable much of the time.

[@robearle3976]

Said “good morning” to them early one morning at sunrise on Lanikai beach, windward Oahu. And since in about 7-8” taller than him I didn’t walk up and drool…..”lovely morning, isn’t it”, Mrs Newman said….

[@ecj17cel]

The daughter is a perfect blend of both her parents.

[@williecampbell1395]

I have been in love with Paul Newman since I was 13 and I am now 71. My husband, grandkids, family and friends know he is my ideal man. My first husband couldn't stand him because he knew how I felt about him, but my second husband who I have been married to for 43 years, was never jealous of him and even watches his movies with me ( love a man not threatened by anyone ). Even though I have loved him so deeply, I always appreciated his love for his wife, family and mankind ( his charity work ). Joanne Woodward is a great actress and always came off to me as a real grounded human being, but I do envy that she had all those years with my dream man, lol. God bless

[@kimquinn7728]

She was great as the mother of John Malkovich and Karen Allen in The Glass Menagerie. Just phenom.

[@jayneshort8603]

Wonderful they both worked at their marriage, there is a a lot to learn there.

[@joeschmidt3097]

I’m not one to power watch anything. I watched this series beginning to end over two nights. It is an exceptional story of two people who at certain points have every reason to call it quits and don’t. The best thing I’ve seen in a long time.

[@lisab7977]

We have one part left to watch. It is just wonderful to see clips of their work. Great actors!!

[@yvonnestyhr8308]

I can't wait to watch their documentary. Thank you!

[@pohyokelo]

Wow, what a love story. “Even in death, the last person he wanted to connect with, was her.”

[@bettygordon4683]

It’s wonderful!! Had to spend two days with it!! Couldn’t stop!! Sensational

[@remsan03]

0:40 "He's Paul Newman. With those fierce blue eyes and that flawless face." Yeah... you could say that again. He was one extraordinary specimen of a human being. With enough self-deprecation that he would laughed the loudest if he read this comment.

[@shuffleaccount1985]

THESE TWO WERE PERFECT TOGETHER !

[@adelaferreira4575]

Those were the real Hollywood Queen and King ,magnificent couple !

[@Chutney1luv]

They were such amazing actors! Behind every marriage or situation is drama! I don't comment on anyone's marriage and I stay low key on drama! I still buy and love his delicious salad dressings! R.I.P. Joanne & Paul ⭐️🙏 ⭐️

[@Sheracross]

I loved it. Thank you for sharing

[@gt-gu7rb]

As a kid growing up I always thought Newman was the coolest guy who walked the planet. Not that he was in control but that he didn't get flustered ever. Even in dire situations. It's interesting to see how he actually viewed himself as a " technical " actor as he stated acting didn't come naturally to him. As opposed to Woodward for who it was a more organic process. I think that's actually what made him good was that he knew he had to work at it and didn't take it for granted. As far as thier personal lives. Who knows and who cares a relationship between a man and a woman is endless and it's not for me or anyone else to understand or judge. As long as they see the light in each other. That's all that matters. ❤️

[@piustwelfth]

It's amazing that Joanne Woodward is still living after 15 years of dementia. Every year or so, there are "news" stories that report she's near death. She must be a real fighter who has excellent care.

[@cathydrumobich9045]

But it has been years since she has been able to remember Paul or anything else. That's a tragedy.

[@birdsfan57]

@@cathydrumobich9045 Sometimes...Karma has the "laugh laugh"...just sayin'...

[@aprilgosa5779]

@@birdsfan57 you remember that I never read she broke up his first marriage or anything badabout them and fr you to say that dementia is Karma makesyou sick and evil

[@aprilgosa5779]

@@cathydrumobich9045 how do you know who she remembers you never frget real love t here is a reason God has nott called her home yet though to be with Paul she must have more to do before she joins him

[@lrod8721]

@@birdsfan57 Karma, seriously? You don’t know what he told her, whether he was married or not? Divorce is ugly, but it can’t be blamed on one person, its a joint effort by all parties involved, including his ex. It’s sick to say karma is the reason for her dementia, just sick

[@jjmummert]

Just finished the series. Wonderful.

[@cheri7054]

I feel for the kids cuz they all suffered. I feel sorry for his ex wife as well. She loved him so much. Then to see and deal with his life on screen and in the lime life didn't help his her. His kid from his past marriage looked terrible. I'm sure she felt abandoned as a kid.

[@cheri7054]

@User 15 I don't care for cheaters. Very sad.

[@cindychristian1700]

@User 15 One report says she died in 1994 but another said she's still alive at age 92! I guess the truth will be revealed in the documentary!

[@lrod8721]

His daughter from his first marriage speaks HIGHLY of Woodward in the documentary, so much so, she had Woodward’s name tattooed on her arm. She also loved having 3 younger sisters.

[@lrod8721]

@@cindychristian1700 Woodward is still alive at 92, don’t know about his first wife

[@cindychristian1700]

@@lrod8721 I know. She unfortunately has dementia. I was wondering about the first wife. Two different sources say different things. One said she died in 1994 and another said she's still alive!

[@S.E.C-R]

This is going to be so good… they’re daughter is beautiful, she looks just like Joann!

[@lasandralucas7314]

Beautiful story of couple famous as they are going through their lives famous and in private together ❤️.

[@lliamjurdom9505]

Paul Newman was a power house and I dont think their will ever be another like him ...!!!! Of course his marriage to Joanne Woodward made him complete.

[@kimberlym-w9926]

Very sweet Hollywood couple!! ❤️🎉👍😎 Thank you for sharing this amazing documentary with all of us!!

[@tammysparks7728]

Tysm for this to know them and insight is a very beautiful way of knowing their art and being of their souls so beautiful💕💕💕💕

[@getreal4real169]

I’ve always said that Paul Newman was so handsome. No other actor can compare IMO.

[@adelaferreira4575]

What a magnificent couple !

[@dinahanderson]

Oh it's was great, made me cry at the end

[@debbiesimons3059]

These two were great simply & absolutely GREAT!

[@justjoan4010]

That was a beautiful story. Thank you, Jane for putting these shows together. Very enjoyable.

[@selmael7649]

The fact that he got what she always dreamed of: stardom and success. Must've created tension between the two, her words about motherhood are telling a lot. She was having a hard time & her ego was hurt. I think Paul had to work hard to keep her happy with everything, hope he never made her feel inferior to him. Poor Jo.

[@kimonadragon]

Oh wow! Excited to see this documentary!

[@wildoceanappaloosawomangay2535]

Such a gorgeous man and she was lovely and deep, talented and kind. Miss them young. 😞🙏💚

[@cheri7054]

His daughter and probably even Paul and Jane wanted this movie to be made. Wanted to show that the marriage and their lives weren't as perfect as we thought back in the day.

[@gigid9606]

I don't know anyone private or public that would want to show that their marriage was not perfect and delve into their personal issues I've been married and I know for a fact there's some things that we fought about were totally stupid and embarrassing but something's were really legitimate but it's really Nobody's Business

[@cheri7054]

@@gigid9606 I agree with you but seriously as a public figure dirt comes out and it's better to hear it from the source rather then tabloids. People looked up to this couple and thought they were perfect. Nobodies perfect and that's his point. We must not idolize famous people.

[@amonrodriguez3518]

Struggling with alcohol rn. I’m not a kid anymore and it’s not ok to drink this much. I saw someone today for help. But denied in patient care so I could have a couple more days of fun. I hope that’s all it is and I can stop being so weak and go through with help. Getting to the point that it can get to is starting to be scary

[@endtimes7122]

I hope you will pray to Jesus, asking for His help. Believe that He died on the cross (and rose from the dead) to pay the penalty for your sins so that someday you can be with Him forever in heaven. If you repent of your sins and turn your life over to Jesus, asking Him to be your Lord and Savior, He will give you eternal life. And with the help of the Holy Spirit, I pray you will be set free from the bondage of alcoholism. Very few people can overcome an addiction in their own strength. But with God's help, all things are possible. "The Spirit of the Lord GOD is upon me; because the LORD hath anointed me to preach good tidings unto the meek; he hath sent me to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim liberty to the captives, and the opening of the prison to them that are bound; to proclaim the acceptable year of the LORD, and the day of vengeance of our God; to comfort all that mourn; to appoint unto them that mourn in Zion, to give unto them beauty for ashes, the oil of joy for mourning, the garment of praise for the spirit of heaviness; that they might be called trees of righteousness, the planting of the LORD, that he might be glorified." (Isaiah 61:1‭-‬3 KJV) Jesus fulfilled the above verses in Luke 4:18-21.

[@glenn7152]

Will watch it,absolutely!

[@chrisfinch8637]

Sometimes it’s the old movie couples of the past that really make a difference. Especially if I remember Janet Leigh & Tony Curtis.

[@Nighthawk-8050]

Katherine Hepburn Spencer Tracy wow the good old days of Hollywood I know what you mean

[@piustwelfth]

Janet Leigh and Tony Curtis did not have a good marriage. He cheated on her constantly from the very beginning. He was also not a good father.

[@Nighthawk-8050]

@@piustwelfth Janet Leigh was hot back in the day used to have a crush on her especially when I seen her in psycho. But yeah Tony Curtis was wild couldn't keep it in his pants

[@missygraceful]

@@piustwelfth in his biography paul Newman says he was not a Good father too

[@edithlazenby5839]

They had such beautiful souls...

[@Marchant2]

Great video!

[@fulanichild3138]

If only people (women _and_ men) were free to speak truthfully about being a parent. All you ever hear is that being a parent is hard but it's the most rewarding thing you could ever do in your life. The truth is, it's not for everyone, and not everyone is cut out to be a good parent. If that were common knowledge, we might have a healthier society.

[@susanfudge1737]

She's from my hometown. A friend moved to Chicago and was able to strike up a conversation with Newman solely on the fact that he was from Thomasville and knew the house she was born in.

[@fiomcc8298]

An extraordinary story

[@ellenjones7819]

I'll pass on watching the documentary. It should be called "Typical Movie Star Couples." Nothing new then and now about celebrity couples- Infidelity, the envy of a spouse's success, and a father neglecting the children from a prior relationship.

[@piustwelfth]

I agree. You get away with a lot when you're a movie star with great looks.

[@terimj9808]

Absolutely amazing

[@davidmiller8856]

she fed me when i was on the streets of l.a. god bless you, all! peace.

[@abbymoser8996]

Used to be our Westport "neighbors", meaning they lived in our town. Cannot wait to see this !

[@franfinevenura]

They still have it…the ability to make us care! Can’t wait to watch this.

[@graceedgar5960]

Great story tellers in life and on screen