Terri Garr @ Later With Bob Costas

[@Rose-kp4ow]

How can anyone not fall in love with Terri 😍

[@donclark4685]

I'm on a Terri Garr binge. I love listening to her and looking at her. Dreamy.

[@robertschmidt9301]

Yeah, her and Dave Letterman are worth watching.

[@robinmarshall5704]

I'm a month late, but I'm right there with ya, Don

[@acousticshadow4032]

Same here, DC. In fact, I found this vid cuz I ran out of Letterman & King options

[@jimgriffiths9071]

I say 2021 is the Year of Teri Garr!

[@georgediederich2035]

She was wonderful. Underrated actress, classic guest, particularly on LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTERMAN.

[@craigscott3133]

Unaffected, smart, spontaneous, and absolutely beautiful.

[@trhansen3244]

I never really realized until watching this how beautiful she really was. I heard a rumor David Letterman wanted to date her but she wanted nothing to do with him.

[@heybob680]

SHE IS SO BEAUTIFUL, SHE PUTS U IN A TRANCE.

[@brianmoore5498]

teri garr should have been a producer. her intellect is 45 minutes ahead of everyone else

[@charlesglaser4868]

Good God, Teri Garr - Classic Beautiful Woman!! I've always had a deep crush on her!!

[@johnperrigo6474]

hetero.

[@sammalone4239]

Who didn't ?

[@Philmoscowitz]

It seems like everybody did. When I was a kid, I thought I was the only one who liked her.

[@WolfandCatUnite]

I saw this when it was first aired. This clip takes me back. I have always loved watching Terri Garr. She is the best.

[@KindCountsDeb3773]

wish ALL the clips on YT showed the DATE it actually was filmed. They put "publish" date, not always the air date. ugh

[@Philmoscowitz]

What year was this?

[@roycraggs2058]

Beauty, charm, intelligence, and a great sense of humour. What's not to like about this woman?

[@photomanwilliams4147]

As others have said......Teri Garr had such magic, her beauty, talent, and just as I said her "magic" she should have been a so much bigger success. Offcourse she did some great movies, but a better agent, or maybe just a bit more luck oh what she could have been

[@jimgriffiths9071]

That's my take too. She was so special,, but those infantile Hollywood types only cast her as a dizzy blonde. She had SO much more to offer!

[@lnl3237]

Grateful for what she did give us. Sometimes it is enough.

[@classictvanimator2080]

I wish I were married to Teri Garr! What a beautiful woman but it is her sense of humor that I loved the most. Her and Letterman were GOLD together!

[@andyinoregon]

When NBC's "Friends" debuted in 1994, I immediately thought actress Lisa Kudrow was channeling Teri Garr.

[@vinyltapelover]

andyinoregon "... I immediately thought actress Lisa Kudrow was channeling Teri Garr." Thanks for that help. I wasn't a Friends watcher, but I knew and seen Miss Kudrow. I agree with your thought.

[@andyinoregon]

@@vinyltapelover I was old enough to have seen Teri Garr play that sort of ditzy blonde on The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour in the early '70s, and she did it so well. Can't blame Lisa Kudrow for wanting to emulate her persona for the character Phoebe on "Friends."

[@vinyltapelover]

​@@andyinoregon I have been watching other videos of her in the past few hours. Although I remember Miss Garr in some films, until just now, did I realize there is quite a depth to her, a deep sense of self, and understated toughness and awareness of the world and the show business world in particular. She's been mistakenly seen to as a ditz when in fact she has desired rolls with depth. She known who she is but has not had the good fortune of having good agents and a good network[of people] around her. She has a way of speaking of people, good and bad, but she is not given to dramatic and sensationalizing commentary at someone else's expense. Something else about her is that she doesn't spend time feeling sorry for herself. If you haven't seen it already, remind me to send you a link to a 2002 Larry King interview, where she discusses her m.s. and takes calls. By that time she had it for 19 years. Maybe there was a lot more about Miss Garr that Miss Kudrow wanted to emulate, than we realized and I think that is pretty cool. This old dude has got to get some rest. I read this later and see if any of it made any sense, lol lol.

[@Opheggie54]

She is the epitome of a living doll

[@juhanleemet]

wow, she's smart and insightful!

[@fredflintstone2958]

She tap danced on a boat deck with Gene Kelly....she said that so casually.

[@leggygirl7087]

She is so very very girly girl and extremely feminine in this clip.The face of an innocent angel...a perfect figure..and most of all her slim shapely legs and petite perfect feet in those lovely sheer medium tan pantyhose and sexy heels...absolutely GORGEOUS!!!She knew, an probably still knows, what it means to be a "girl"!

[@heartpursuer]

And smart, smart, smart -- which made her even more attractive (at least to me).

[@Ma_Ba]

@@heartpursuer Good to balance the comments with what makes a person dynamic and charismatic besides style and looks - she has a way of saying things and something to say. Smart woman.

[@H-mu4bo]

She is naturally funny, and comes from her lovely nature. You just want to cuddle her, she is so sweet. And yes a very girly girl.

[@bashbrannigan]

Bob Costas was well-meaning and earnest, but the questions are at times a little dumb. However, it better than the ones Letterman did with her. But Terri Garr is smarter than most of the people interviewing her anyways.

[@zacheryspencer]

Awww Teri is just so adorable in every way! She’s so eloquent and very well spoken and her at 6:52 is so funny! lol She has a great personality:) 👩🏼✨💗 I wish she hadn’t had to suffer like she has with MS for so long..I hope she is doing well:)

[@lnl3237]

She's free now to dance again.

[@thomasskillington6234]

Legs! Teri's an underrated actress She has one of the cutest faces and shapely bodies of any actress in Hollywood. Wish she had done more in television and films, and had shown more skin.

[@JoshuaModerwell]

Thomas Skillington Well maybe if Ter Garr didn't have multiple sclerosis in the late 1990s followed with a brain aneurysm in the mid 2000s, Then maybe she should've still starred in more television shows and films and had shown more skin.

[@fredflintstone2958]

She always showed just the right amount of skin...

[@deboisblanc]

dancer's body

[@desperado77760]

We need less skin. Modestly is a virtue, porn is a terrible sin

[@1asset]

what? she showed what she wanted to.

[@MarkSmith-hf5nh]

It is incredible the list of people she worked with.

[@fredflintstone2958]

She is so ....more interrsting....than most actors. And funny...real easily funny. Yeah, yeah...pretty, great legs, blah, blah. The stories she tells...I pay attention. She was great. Yeah, I do love her. Yeah, I know how she is, now...I've seen recent stuff. I wish her peace and blessings.

[@Ma_Ba]

Letterman asked her about Elvis, but didn't get such an interesting answer! She must have been able to learn a lot as she had more experience after that. She has had a remarkable career with different chapters in it. Anybody here may enjoy the 1964 find 5 minute short posted by John Harris called Waiting for the Bus.CORRECTION UPDATE: Hmmn, "Teri Garr 'Where's the Bus?" just showed up in my autoplay list on John Harris channel. "Waiting for the Bus" was near miss. Oopsie.

[@kenpayton5131]

Waiting for the bus is brilliant. Must see

[@Ma_Ba]

@@kenpayton5131 Hmmn, "Teri Garr 'Where's the Bus?" just showed up in my autoplay list on John Harris channel. "Waiting for the Bus" was near miss. Oopsie.

[@LesPaul3399]

love her

[@candysweet434]

does anyone know if there’s a full version of this interview somewhere?

[@jimfritz2087]

Mike Nesmith was a musician. So was Peter Tork. Davy Jones was a music hall star. Micky D. was semi- musically inclined. Mr. Dave is off base on his background on The Monkees.

[@varrick1226]

She's best on Letterman that was entertainment when he interviewed her.

[@richardromero2707]

Awesome

[@petermaxwell2965]

Yess!..Faust, ..Elvis 🎸💰 😖

HER NAME IS TERI. ONE R.

[@parkerrose3590]

We have the same birthday!

[@varrick1226]

Tell me more!

[@danacoleman4007]

we do?

[@PianoUniverse]

Sometimes she sounds like Shelly Long.

[@rickrick5041]

I must be wrong. I thought she said on a talk show that she wasn’t attracted to Elvis at all because he was just a truck driver with no education who could sing with nothing interesting to talk about

[@pepper1188]

She looks so much like Vivian Vance

[@fredflintstone2958]

Sure....if Vivian Vance had a rockin' bid and pretty face....

[@fredflintstone9657]

I meant rockin' bod.

[@pepper1188]

@@fredflintstone2958 cute, bit not.pretty which is why Jessica Lange had the lead as a beauty in Tootsie.

[@rickrick5041]

Exactly and they had a lot in common. Vivian was also a go go dancer in the beach movies

[@vinyltapelover]

@@rickrick5041 "...Vivian was also a go go dancer in the beach movies". I think you are making a joke. By the time go go dancing came along, she had done Ethel Mertz and the Lucy Show. You must be talking of another Vivian or thinking of Miss Vance dancing in another time as a younger woman..

[@thomashaney1360]

It is said that Elvis bedded every leading lady that he worked with except for Mary Tyler Moore.

[@deboisblanc]

No, not true. Did not w Nanci Sinatra, Shelley Farbrase, Mary Am Mobley, Ursula Andress, Stella Sevens and many more.

[@derlinclaire1778]

He most certainly didn,t go to bed with actress who,s now a cloistered nun,Dolores Hart.

[@rickrick5041]

@@derlinclaire1778 He did and that caused her to be a nun

[@ticnatz]

Dollface.....

[@Dontworryaboutanything]

He’s such a d bag