Paul Newman with Jay Leno 08-04-2005 part 1/2

[@JayDogTitan-he6wo]

I know people talk about Morgan Freeman's voice and Sam Elliott's as well but Paul Newman had a voice that I could listen to anytime, Legendary man.

[@tombryan1]

From cigs

[@dawnette245]

No matter what from, his voice was divine. I wished he narrated more documentaries.

[@NeoclassicalRadagast]

@@dawnette245 If you've never seen the IMAX film superspeedway, you should check it out. Paul Narrating. It can be found streaming online if you do a bit of google searching.

[@malcolmbaldwin5735]

well if you dont like his voice you spend a night in the box

[@motionattached]

Truly Legendary man!

[@MrRolandMichel]

Damn, you don't realize how much you miss some guys until you see them again on KZbin, on a Friday night in 2018...

[@resistthesystem6145]

Roland Michel truth!

[@nicoleburke5573]

I couldn’t agree more. Did you watch his documentary on his racing?

[@ElleMotorbreath]

Same! Fuck I wish I could had his autograph

[@claritadavis3239]

I agree ☝️

[@namechange5292]

Get real friends

[@mchristr]

Paul Newman: Megastar but he could care less. His racing and philanthropy proved that he didn't take himself too seriously. We just don't have any movie stars of his caliber anymore.

[@MrGaryGG48]

Miles, you may have heard of this before but when Paul Newman won the SCCA National Sports Car Championship he was called up to the podium to receive his trophy and to speak to the crowd. He said something to the effect that "...this award means a hell of a lot more than any Oscar ever did!!" The crowd went nuts applauding that little speech. They absolutely loved it!! Think about just how many other movie stars could ever be in the position to be able to say that. He was a very unique individual, for certain.

[@lucianakueker6027]

Humble as f

[@vernpascal1531]

His acting as Hud...is I think one of the 3 or 4 greatest performances in film.

[@dennisthemenance5433]

pleazzzee. don't try to make your much older generation more important than it was... FYI? IT WASN'T

[@mikes3827]

@Miles Rains Well said...and VERY true. Hope you're able to read this, because you were concise in your description of Paul Newman, and yet in the short comment, you pretty much summed Paul up perfectly, IMO. I don't know what it is (e.g. the times, technology, perceived self-importance, etc.) with today's actors, but seems like 99% can't compare to a true "Man's Man" that Paul was. And while he obviously had to know HOW legendary a figure he was, he really could care less lol. NOTHING contrived that emanated from that man. Like the saying goes, "they don't make 'em like that anymore" REALLY applies to Newman. And as far as I've read and heard about him, he never once strayed from his looooongtime wife (Joanne Woodward), despite obviously being one of the most handsome Hollywood actors ever. RIP to a TRULY GREAT man.

[@thinkcivil1627]

A gracious, humble man and philanthropist who quietly helped many others.

[@fidorover]

You know you've had an amazing life when you hold a Guinness World Record and you're not even aware of it. Paul Newman is officially the coolest guy ever.

[@MrScott4020]

fidorover So is Steve McQueen!

[@rickrick5041]

Very modest

[@walstib4945]

him and Steve McQueen!

[@markdinkel9006]

Him and McQueen. The coolest

[@glenndrexler1677]

Paul a class act"!!!

[@jimvines4194]

Paul Newman = class. Man, I sure miss him.

[@danielstack4158]

OK Boomer

[@Finley_-bv7xn]

@@danielstack4158 fuck off

[@dricadriandrade1740]

A elegant man! I love him!

[@Michael-wm9bm]

Classy and humble

[@Michael-wm9bm]

@@dricadriandrade1740 elegant gentleman…I just bought a very similar watch to his famous Rolex Daytona today…insipiring

[@frankiegee6135]

“The original king of cool” My father was a restaurant owner in the 70s 80s and he used a racing theme. He had best burgers on East side! Well he met Paul on a race track one day as my Dads business partner was actually a race car driver named Bill Freeman. My dad had lunch with Newman!

[@markdinkel9006]

That's cool your dad had lunch with Newman. My drunk little brother Andy gave Paul Newman a hug at Indianapolis motor Speedway years ago. Damn I wish my mom could have. She loved him

[@markdinkel9006]

Hell I would've been cool too if I was married to Joanne Woodward

[@aaronisgrate]

you can tell Jay was genuinely excited like a 12 year old boy to have Paul on the show.

[@philippeigoa7765]

Ya think ?

[@mamatibborscassady9388]

This man grew up as many of us do, if we are fortunate enough to do so.He took a lot of life lessons, digested it, and evolved into one hell of a goodhuman being, with faults, and grace, that's what it takes to become the best you can.

[@carolinen5396]

Old Hollywood movie stars so classy! he was a class act! And so handsome.

[@Unser1992]

I met Mr. Newman at Indy in 1994. Love his movies: Cool Hand Luke, The Sting, Hustler and my personal fav The Color of Money. That being said, he’s an even better car guy. Talked to him about Nigel & Michael’s chances in the 500, he talked more than I could’ve hoped for. Completely forgot he was an actor. A true racer by any means

[@maxmulsanne7054]

Ever since he was a cast member in _"Winning"_ (1969) he was hooked on racing.

[@sparky42]

what a beautiful and humble man he is , glad to have been alive in the Era of these legends !

[@brianmccormick3837]

11 years ago today, this wonderful man lost his life due to lung cancer at 83. Rest in God's Peace, Paul. You'll never be forgotten.

[@tuforu4]

Jeeeeez smoking im off them 6 days.

[@AnnaLVajda]

Yeah 83 lots of non smokers don't live that long he liked his beer too. Bad influence.

[@audraeden8923]

Not sure which school, but he was asked to give Commencement. Twenty-four hours in a day. Twenty-four beers in a case. Coincidence? I think not.

[@grantpurdy5042]

@@AnnaLVajdaso what if he likes his beer ?! Doesn’t make him a bad influence. He was never involved in any kind of scandals. Get a life….

[@terrysullivan1992]

First off he's 80 at this appearance. Second; he looks fantastic. Wow.

[@johnsewell6593]

Eighty would be correct. He passed away three years later. No Alzeheimers for Cool Hand Paul....!

[@stuballs42]

One of the best actors ,and human beings of all time . Always giving, and still is giving ,and never will be replaced!

[@the1realanalogman]

Great episode. Paul was a bright, diverse and durable man. Great actor and driver and humanitarian!

[@jslitton]

I bumped into Paul a few times over 30 years in Connecticut...talked of Corvettes, Porsches, Newman's Own, and watermelon. Always fine as long as you treated him as just another guy. But, let the record show, he was not just another guy. Look how many admired and miss him. Me, too.

[@marilynvivian7849]

[@thomasmagda4580]

I ran into him behind the Westport library when I was 16 years old. I was driving my 1969 Z/28 and he actually questioned me on a few of the unique items on the car, the first being it’s lack of mufflers.

[@reneemesch5054]

So true I met him and he just wanted to be treated normal he was a class act

[@teresalinton5898]

@@thomasmagda4580 i would have fainted

[@williamoverly1617]

Great humanitarian, stupendous actor, genuinely nice guy. One of Hollywood's true legends, and well deserved. We miss you, Paul.

[@tristancarroll2524]

R.I.P. Paul Newman you will be missed

[@michaelpachal6678]

Tristan Carroll n

[@DoveVzn]

Paul aged well over the years! You can definitely see that gorgeous young man in him still :)

[@scottknode898]

Unfortunately he passed away only 3 years after this interview at age 83 of lung cancer

[@c.ggoldie6696]

Yup,still watching 2019,August! Love this guy always,

[@coreilly796]

James Henderson wtf is wrong with you

[@coreilly796]

James Henderson and you’re glad he had lung cancer?

[@coreilly796]

James Henderson why do you think he killed himself? I’m sure you have a theory because I never the guy.

[@spacecatboy2962]

man i will never forget the time i was at the race track and paul newman asked me to clean the bugs off his wind sheild and later he gave me his watch. What a day that was

[@Junebug3171]

Paul Newman passed away 7 years ago today. Still miss this wonderful humanitarian. Rest In Peace Paul Newman. We miss you!

[@Batman8657]

Paul Newman's amazing. Gave so much to charity, seems like one of the most approachable guys in Hollywood and, oh, also happens to be one of the greatest actors ever.

[@niajones992]

this man. was legend. new hollywood is trqash to old hollywood.

[@pleaselistenbeforeyouspeak3086]

+Nia Jones the man was also quite a looker:) And what makes that really nice, is that he also seemed kind.

[@MarkRobertCuthbert]

+pleaselistenbeforeyouspeak Great Hearted man Paul Newman. helped disadvantaged city children in Dublin, Ireland.

[@guileniam]

Its funny coz they were saying the same thing in the 50s: Cary Grant, Bogart, Kelly etc were calling Brando, Newman , James Dean trash. Then Newman etc said it about the new guys. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder

[@manuelgomez1102]

Nia Jones. You need to go back to school

[@leafyutube]

Don't kid yourself. There were plenty of pervs in old Hollywood as well.

[@joemmams5785]

Newman&Woodward...just SO much respect...what an inspiration!!!

[@ernestkovach3305]

Wonderful interview for which we should all be grateful. He would pass away just 2 or 3 years later. Thank you.

[@robfrancis8690]

A truly class act. Generous beyond belief, a good racecar driver, a hell of a director, actor, and a wonderful family man who unfortunately had his fair share of tragedy. I'm lucky to have been in the world at the same time as him.

[@cynthiahawkins2389]

A fine actor. A humanitarian and 'regular guy'..wore his fame like a comfy old shirt, and never lost the perspective about what really mattered. Joanne probably kept him grounded as well!

[@calebduprest6438]

I'll always remember Paul Newman as "Doc Hudson".

[@robbyosborne9708]

Same here

[@NecieytheGREAT]

I came here because my son born in 2005 LOVED him in CARS as “ Doc Hudson” …. And i recently discovered I’m in love with his products Newman own! Which I had no idea who he was until the movie cars…. This man is a legendary and deserves all the praise.

[@dianeregan4848]

Still handsome as EVER. Honest, and just a wonderful person.

[@glennhosick1514]

Paul Newman..&..Robert Redford. **The Sting**what a movie!! Totally Class act's..alongside the rest of the Cast. One of my all time favourites!! ...

[@friedrichgrese2501]

Total Legend. A celebrity in a class of his own. RIP

[@lynnturman8157]

A sentence you'll never again hear a movie star say: "I think I put on somebody else's shoes this morning."

[@TheTriplelman]

went motorcycle riding with Jay, hes a real nice down to earth guy. Thanks for inviting me over Jay, great to know ya.

[@nataliemcphee4729]

greatest movie I've ever seen paul newman the verdict a classic and newman gives a masterclass in acting

[@nancye1436]

Natalie Mcphee, a very underrated performance.

[@KarensOpinionsMayDiffer]

He’s one of those people you just can’t take your eyes off. And then he talks, and he’s incredibly intelligent and witty… they don’t make them like that anymore.

[@brucemattes5015]

*"Hombre"* is Paul Newman's finest movie, in my opinion. Fantastic human being. His interview by James Lipton on *"Inside the Actor's Studio"* showcased just how humble of a man he was; by never taking himself too seriously; by being willing to laugh at himself as well as having a wicked sense of humor; and by always maintaining a sense of how fortunate he was to have been blessed by God with incredible good looks, a decent physique, a well modulated and pleasing voice, and the necessary talent to excel as a good husband and father; as an actor, as a very successful businessman, and as a semi-professional race car driver.

[@DiegoPerez-ce6yq]

Paul Newman was muy favorite actor sinceramente I was a child beginning 60's with Steve McQueen...

[@janethartwig774]

He was so spectacular in every film he was in. How I love him.💞💞💞

[@rogerdat45]

hard to believe this guys been gone ten years......

[@ernestkovach3305]

12

[@miina7776]

3 years before he passed... He was always young at heart ❤️ An absolute legend! & Long live his memory!

[@beckynorton2653]

He was a good man. I met him and his wife once where I was working and he wouldn’t even sign an autograph for me….later I heard Barbara Walters do an interview with him and he told her he doesn’t sign autographs….humble man.

[@petcatb6150]

When late night talk shows were entertaining and the guests were amazing and very interesting.

[@danielfronc4304]

Whenever I hear Newman's name or see him in a movie I always think of his amazing role as John Rooney and his death scene in the rain in The Road To Perdition. It was a tremendously powerful performance he gave.

[@maxwright9733]

I love how giddy Leno is to be interviewing Paul Newman.

[@rext8949]

ha ha

[@AnnaLVajda]

Letterman loved him too but Leno is really into cars I think.

[@maxmulsanne7054]

@@AnnaLVajda Leno is an automobile aficionado. Letterman on the other hand, like Newman, was an avid admirer of the sport & co-owned an indy car team in the same series as Newman was in for so many years - CART/CHAMP Car Racing. 🏁💨

[@davidsoom6383]

I'll never forget the scene in the movie "Winning" when Paul Newman was playing a racing team member of Robert Wagner and returned to his motel room to catch his wife, literally, in bed with Wagner. As Paul unlocked and opened the motel room door into this incredible scene, the audience was expecting to see Paul beat the crap out of Wagner. The entire movie theater was frozen awaiting the fight scene, but in true Paul Newman cool he quietly turned around and.after closing the door he walked slowly to his car in the parking lot. Deep, deep into dazed thought he attempted to climb into his personal Thunderbird through the window with out opening the door as do race car drivers entering into their race cars. Only banning his head on the cars post brought him back into reality..... I though that was the absolute coolest thing a guy could do because had he started to beat Wagner up his wife, as they do, would have jumped on his back and try and pull him of fof her lover. That could have only made things much worse to an already destroyed ego. I was just in high school when I saw Winning and years later as life would have it, I too caught my wife as Paul did his in the movie. I'm no Paul Newman but for one moment, I too, in real life turned and walked away and was somehow a bit as cool as Paul Newman.

[@darrylschultz9311]

Yeah,you can't beat the joys of finding your woman in the arms of another man so you can discover you have the same level of coolness as the mighty Newman!🤔

[@paulkersey9857]

In real life Newman would've been caught in bed with Wagner.

[@701CPD]

He didn't try to climb through the window, he opened the door and got in normally, but he cracked his brow on the overhead, cutting it open.

[@marianncarroll6763]

Legend,love how he help children around the world

[@debbiantonelli3738]

My daughter & I sat in that race car. He actually gave her the four leaf clover off his dash, it has served her well. He was and still is my favorite. What a genuine man and married to a lovely lady

[@dmalf3]

I miss Jay! And I miss my one and only Heart Throb I ever had. Paul Newman! Those Blue eyes!

[@bradgearly]

He was the voice of Doc!

[@catsarereallycool]

Paul Newman, what a very generous person.

[@flower2364]

Loved Paul Newman. Cool...man. Gorgeous to boot , even older.

[@mca1218]

5:19- absolutely love seeing the legend Mr. Newman laughing out loud. He'll live forever.

[@michaelnewman165]

Great man, great actor and someone to be admired. Unfortunately Paul was a chain smoker which contributed to his lung cancer. If you look at all his movies, he is rarely not seen smoking. If our job in life is to make the world a better place, he sure did his part.

[@ursinegrubby916]

Cool Hand Luke, Paris Blues & Newman's Own pasta sauce, all enhanced this young dreamers life. Thanks Paul, you accomplished so much from afar.

[@janicemurphy7878]

My husband had an uncle that looked amazingly like Paul Newman he wasn't an actor he was a regular blue-collar worker however - he was both in the Marines and the army during World War II so he was a hero to me anyway

[@mwcmango]

Our handyman looks like paul newman, makes me happy

[@blueyedmedic911]

My father looked exactly like Cale Yarborough the nascar driver. He finally just started signing autographs. Some people out there think they got cales autograph. Lol

[@Kareragirl]

Rest in peace, Paul, you wonderful, wonderful man.

[@marybarnes8423]

I LOVE PAUL NEWMAN HE WAS THE BEST ACTOR MISS HIM

[@vinniemoran7362]

Legendary and humble. We'll never see his like again.

[@russk5374]

what a great interview, we miss newman

[@indieshack4476]

Newman is a very good interviewee, sharp witted in a good sense and worth listening to. Contrary to many people's view, I've always liked Jay who knows how to keep a conversation light-hearted

[@giovannicintolo89]

What a surreal reminder of why I used to watch and enjoy late night T.V., and why I no longer do.

[@maxmulsanne7054]

I was just thinking of the same thing as I watched this.

[@dvlarry]

2005 ? The man was 80 yrs old. Looked amazing. I wish I can age like that.

[@nancychamberlin6520]

The most handsome man ever. Chiseled Roman god and a wonderful humanitarian.

[@martyncivil45]

Respect to this legend of a MAN. x

[@1982violinist]

one of the best actors of all times........ almost all of his movies were masterpieces

[@adriandavis8907]

The Man was all class

[@daveredding3306]

THIS IS A REAL MAN! ALL MEN SHOULD BE JUDGED BY THIS STANDARD!

[@김민주-q9q]

eventhough he was so old then,,, he looks so cool, so handsome

[@NovaJake360]

I can't believe he's 80 years old here.

[@scottknode898]

김민주 he was 80 years old then not that terribly old and passed away 3 years after this interview at 83.

[@joevald3]

This is back when the Tonight Show was entertaining and not political ........

[@jeffmaclean7843]

Joe Valdrighi Leno shows how much the late show morons today SUCK so much!

[@joevald3]

You mean tell me what's in my pants Jimmy is a funny !

[@BickleBungle1991]

Oh please, Leno was one of the first late night talk show hosts to make his political views known. He didn’t make his show fully about politics, but he never hid where he stood (he ridiculously campaigned the hell out of Schwarzenegger for governor on his show). And the current Tonight Show host? He is faaar from the most politically outspoken talk show host out there. I’m not a fan of him at all, but the fact is he is ALL about entertainment. Sure, he’s rightfully spoken out against a certain dear leader a few times, but politics isn’t his thing at all. As for the others, sorry but that’s the world we’re living in. If calling out an imbecile fascist reality show star night after night for the outrageous things he says and does, then good for anyone that does it! If you support him, then obviously it’s worthless trying to explain why most sane people have a problem with him. But if the current administration is a deranged circus, then talk show hosts can’t ignore and not joke about (they shouldn’t apologize to anyone for not being heartless conservatives like Hollywood-hating right-wing America wishes they were). So yeah. Also, Paul was one of the most politically involved actors. And guess what? His views were everything that cons hate about modern Hollywood actors.

[@scottknode898]

Joe Valdrighi Jimmy Fallon does not stand up to Johnny Carson or Jay Leno and even Conan O’Brien

[@bigclintfan3679]

How can you not love Mr. Newman....he's just sooooooooo.......in every way.

[@MC-bq9dj]

Le plus bel acteur de tous les temps! Je ne le savais pas si drôle aussi. Il était généreux et modeste. La perfection. 🤩 ♥️

[@paulnewman4624]

It’s bittersweet watching this. I lost my wonderful father recently and he was literally the spitting image of Paul Newman. People would actually approach us in the street years ago and my mum would say it’s not him before you ask. Watching here now puts a lump in my throat as all I see is my dad. That aside I was also a big fan of this guy. “Cool hand Luke!’ Ironically, my Father was also named Michael Newman and to be cruel to me seeing I didn’t inherit my dads looks, my mom called me Paul. So yep I really have his name.

[@mariaz1394]

I love how he didnt know he broke the guiness world record. He was too cool. 😂

[@ianlowden6168]

The world is in need of more people like Mr. Newman. If only...

[@Okbooboo]

Never had many heroes in life- certainly not an ACTOR (why would you?!), but this guy was always a major hero of mine, not only for the roundy-round, but also his philanthropy. Could always imagine having a beer with him.

[@teresalinton5898]

one year for christmas i got a pic of him for my mom and framed it. she loved it

[@jprules2578]

Just now got to see this for the first time...what a great interview, because its car guys.

[@aspensong]

what a handsome man

[@qdominika7253]

MetrazolElectricity brando was fat and didnt age gracefully

[@scottknode898]

MetrazolElectricity Brando was over 300 pounds before he died. Paul Newman still looked for being 80 years old in this interview.

[@craigmonteforte1478]

Paul. Really seems like a pretty down to Earth guy , despite all of his success and wealth Plus he appears to be living a fun life

[@maryjoev64]

How I miss this man. Love him always 💕💕💕💕💕

[@1986SSMONTECARLO]

I'm eating a Newman's Own stone fired margherita pizza right now watching this....This sh*t GOOOOOOOD!!!

[@DJ-cb2yv]

Lovely Paul, honest, decent, not spoiled by his fame, family man, very rare, unlike the "I love me" so called it people we have to endure in the 80's.

[@cliftontorrence839]

The incomparable and magnificent Paul Newman, just WOW !

[@geraldinereynolds2425]

What a wonderful wonderful man Just love him 🥰🥰🥰

[@1966gto1000]

What an incredible guy. He's one my favorites. He went through a period of drinking beer that lasted for years. He carried it off well, however his wife laid down the law and he quit. He aged well and quitting drinking probably saved his life. I don't know of anyone who keep racing until into his 80's. He will always be my favorite guy of all time. Too bad the big "C" took him out. He gave so much to humanity. RIP, my friend.

[@scottknode898]

A lot of actors in his generation drank heavily and died from complications due to drinking or heavy smoking like Humphrey Bogart, Spencer Tracy, Montgomery Clift and others. John Wayne was 4-5 pack a day smoker and drank heavily but died of cancer from exposure to radiation on a film set.

[@InsaneStryker777]

My neighbor owned one of his 1970 racing Corvettes. I sat in it when I was 16 in downtown San Mateo. A train passed by about 15 feet away when the car was starting up and I couldn’t hear it. Loudest thing I’ve ever heard. Then I got to take a lap at Laguna Seca. It was pretty cool.

[@margaretlouiseable]

I love him! He was so gorgeous and so normal! Love love love him.

[@riobravo1363]

Just watched Slapshot the other day .... a classic

[@iandickson1330]

What a great actor one off the best a real fun guy thanks for all the films you appeared in god has got one great fellow RIP PAUL from wid

[@garrymcarthur9853]

Yes Newman,one of my fav actors/car lovers!

[@sylvainberube9773]

Paul Newman, tres bonne acteur, merci Paul pour tes excellents film.

[@thecanberean]

What class. They don't make 'em like him anymore.

[@lagunacat]

Happy Birthday Paul! You are missed!

[@MsRaconteur]

Unfortunately, these days, if anyone else had the same attitude as him, they would be called "boring."

[@anamarte7547]

Seriously though. Mystery, reserve, elegance... they’re no longer sexy in today’s society. You have to be loud and brash. Heck, this level of beautiful combined with a reserved personality is no longer desired or revered. Too hold yourself as a gift, to allow yourself to be enjoyed for not just your beauty but charm and others to appreciate that...Shame.

[@Amtran727]

One phrase sums up Paul Newman: A Class Act.

[@markrush5013]

cool hand luke...the greatest movie of all time

[@normadesmond6017]

Totally agree with you. I have a photograph of Newman as Luke on my desk. It's been there for years. Just to remind me to be me, regardless of the consequences.

[@ΠαναγιωτηςΚαρλιωτης]

my favorite Paul Newman film

[@normadesmond6017]

@@ΠαναγιωτηςΚαρλιωτης one of mine too. I have a picture from that movie in my wallett. It reminds me to do things my way. And "keeping it cool."

[@jimklipper6022]

mark rush ‘what we have here is NOT a failure to communicate’

[@johndowns3839]

He killed it in The Verdict

[@voiceguy3635]

Pretty animated here.Along with Nicholson,probably the best actors from the 60s to the 90s.

[@brainphelps1994]

Both Paul and Leno knew how boring racing conversations are to non-racing fans. Paul understood it so well that he tried to change the topic to shoes but Leno was like fuck it fuck the audience i'm gonna stay on racing! because Leno's a car nut he knew this would be worth it to him at least.

[@MM-yi9zn]

Handsomest man that ever lived!