The Hollywood Collection: Steve McQueen - Man on the Edge

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Steve McQueen was one of Hollywood's highest paid stars -- and one of its most difficult, most rebellious and, when he wished, most charming.
His story is told with film clips from his greatest performances, including The Magnificent Seven, Love With The Proper Stranger, The Cincinnati Kid, The Reivers, The Great Escape, The Thomas Crown Affair, and Bullitt. Also shown are home movies -- and the recollections of those who knew him best, including Steve's first wife, Neile McQueen Toffel and their children, Terri and Chad, fellow actors Chuck Norris, Karl Malden, Don Gordon, as well as directors, producers, agents and the racing buddies who saw it all happen. Narrated by James Coburn.
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[@glennsandberg9309]

I had the opportunity to see McQueen up close when he was filming his last movie: The Hunter in Chicago, Illinois. I truely miss him alot. RIP Mr. McQueen.

[@squeezemypimple]

Oceans of charisma!...Was and still is, the coolest, best-looking guy that ever lived.

[@hart3254]

He was a very competitive person. Always had to win. I had such a crush on him when I was a teenager. He had a quality that none of the other male actors had. He was just sooooo cool and manly. Paul Newman imo was the most handsome man ever in Hollywood but McQueen had an edge that can't be put into words that made him so attractive.

[@Onlymusical]

Fascinating show with a perfect narrator in McQueen's colleague James Coburn.

[@Timberwolf1992]

Short statured, averagely built, but genuineley LARGER THAN LIFE. Steve Mcqueen will forever remain a part of global culture, his popularity both as an actor and a movie star, matched only by a few.

[@premiumblue1637]

What i like about steve is his intense style of "keeping it real" And his hardcore will power to get where he wanted to be.. And his not taking any shit from anybody to get the job done right for himself his true and loyal frends and his fans!

[@thesoulcrew1]

This guy is a legend !!

[@markgrady437]

The King of Cool...Love all his movies, what ever he did in real life he brought it to the screen....so cool the King lives on through out his movies....Steve McQueen The King of Cool....

[@ExtremeMysteries]

Mark Grady There will never be another one like him that's for sure. Thanks for watching.

[@jeanclaude5110]

" He was his on man" not every man can say that. One of the last true Hollywood legends.Thanks for your great movies Steve!

[@ExtremeMysteries]

Jean Claude Completely agree, there will never be another like him. Thanks for watching.

[@edmundcharles5278]

His movies reflected the man who he was, movies of his genre are no longer in fashion, that's why I watch the old movies!

[@4rHim1963]

Totally Agree!

[@stephengriffiths5267]

he is without doubt the king of cool, from one steve to another steve

[@helenrahnell9181]

very good info on Steve MacQueen.Loved all his movies

[@ny5280]

We need the whole vid! What a great actor!

[@11hereandnow11]

what a sweetie his first wife was, glad they stayed friends, great people

[@nigeh5326]

From the pics of her in her early years I can totally see why Steve was attracted to her

[@richardfederico1672]

This was a great documentary that showed all sides of the actor, good and bad. I trust it was accurate since it was narrated by James Coburn who I also respect and who was part of that scene. I credit McQueen for being one of the creators of a genre that was to become the true grit films of the 1970s. Looking back with hind sight he probably should have produced Le Mans strictly as a documentary. It would have been a revolutionary award winning documentary rather than a box office flop. As it stands today it is a great time capsule of Grand prix auto racing from the 60s-70s era. Hats off to you Mr. McQueen for your performance on and off camera!

[@MichaelSmith-jw8qw]

he lived life on his terms, and he was unforgettable on film

[@tempestnirvana3543]

One of the greatest actors ever, and my personal favorite male actor. He is so cool.

[@nicolasbouyiouclis4726]

Yes he was!

[@edmundcharles5278]

He and Clint Eastwood were the best young action stars of the 1960s!

[@lewisc215]

But Gary Coleman beat both.

[@randywhite3947]

@@lewisc215 but was Oldman making films in the 1960s?

[@pabloaldente3339]

My dad was a Naval Officer and told me a story about a ship listing in high seas. Pop said tanks, sailors and marines were tossed overboard. The legend was Steve McQueen dove into the frigid water and saved several sailors and marines.

[@fasteddie9055]

I like Steve alot. But, I don t think that he did sea duty. Wasn t he in a tank outfit? Either way, it s a great story about his alleged sea exploits. I do hope that they are true.

[@jennifersman7990]

I’ve heard that same story too, he definitely worked with tanks so it’s entirely possible he could’ve been on some kind of a transport ship when this happened

[@2vintage68]

How could this documentary omit his movie "Tom Horn"? I have always thought that was by far his greatest performance, a performance of real power. And what a wonderful being his first wife was....he was blessed there and with those children.

[@ExtremeMysteries]

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[@m.mcmillion9764]

Agree. Tom Horn is my favorite McQueen movie. There's just something about it that stays with me. Beautiful acting from Richard Farnsworth, Linda Evans, McQueen, everyone.

[@dougayers5441]

Steve McQueen was cool as hell that was my man

[@ExtremeMysteries]

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[@deanbritnell6557]

Janson Media your twisting my melon man. Thankyou for all this. Happy Monday, or any other day. Love you all brothers and sisters, Thankyou

[@edeck889]

+Doug Ayers Mines too, no other actor quite like him since

[@classiclistener01]

Steve McQueen (in my opinion) was to the 1960s as Clint Eastwood was to the 1970s; Errol Flynn was to the 1930s; Gary Cooper was to the 1940s; and, Humphrey Bogart was to the 1950s. Cool-Cats who got the job done! :)

[@cartercrosgrovecrosgrove1660]

classic

[@mustie1]

that was great,,

[@karabyrd7098]

He was a heavy. There will never be another like him.

[@colinrobbins4095]

thank you janson media that was great love steve mcqueen mega actor you live on steve on screen and in our hearts rip

[@bartgross6995]

I know your still there glad you made it.

[@halcyon289]

Quite possibly the greatest actor that came out of Hollywood. Hoffman, Pacino etc., you can see them acting, McQueen was way above all of them. Check out.... The Reivers...

[@lynettenortman8823]

I loved his movies...

[@TMB247]

Anyone that kissed Ann Margret and slapped her hind end is ACES ...

[@ExtremeMysteries]

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[@steveandon63]

he was the #1 rip

[@christopherjames375]

The finest actor of the 60 s and 70 s . A real kool due . My sister's had pictures of him on there wall .

[@BaximusPryme]

Want to know how badass of a man Steve was? Just know that he mentored Chuck 'freakin Norris.

[@peterforsberg1734]

Had Fast Eddy's been open; no deal. WOW! One of my fist commissioned works on race cars.

[@fasteddie9055]

Now that I found out that he honed his skills in the NYC scenario, I like him even more. What a loss! He died so young. He should have stayed with the Filipina star (Ms. Adams). She was his anchor. She also took care of him in every way. Next flic for tonite is THE WAR LOVER. " I belong to the most destructive group of men...." "I took the plane up to 1000 feet and turned on the auto and whammo" Thanks for the comment Janson Media. Next flic after that is BULLITT.

[@scorpnov13]

a legend,nugh said

[@clockerification]

McQueen . A man that didn't sucked up by hollyweird .

[@belindajones700]

O, i forgot to say, i love those old westerns to, wanted dead or alive is one of my favirots, josh randell is a sweatheart with that sawedoff rifle and those blue eyes, i also like Audie Murphy, Allan Ladd, james arness, Jimmy Stewart, and Robert Duvall

[@joinjen3854]

Watch the 2017 movie about Steve and his conversion to Christ.. really interesting that he found peace about one year before his death and before he knew he was dying. RIP Steve.. See you at the Wedding Feast!

[@Jeng23672]

Title?

[@danmcgovern3964]

The greatest actor that ever lived

[@MichaelSmith-jw8qw]

Bullitt is still incredible film, no one can do films like that

[@BeRosie1]

hooked on him from the moment I saw him.

[@imbluz]

+Rosie Klauk You are a geek!

[@fasteddie9055]

I just watched this bio video and now I m rewinding THE SAND PEBBLES for another viewing. T Y Janson Media 4 this great dnload. More importantly, T Y to Steve McQueen and his progeny for so many great entertainment experiences. The King of Cool lives on forever. "Holeman, come down". "No liberty, stay off the streets. Yea, sure". Steve is alive and well in my NYC home. Next pic? NEVADA SMITH.

[@ExtremeMysteries]

Felix Santiago Thank you Felix for watching, glad that you liked it so much.

[@fasteddie9055]

Janson Media Bring it on, Janson Media. Anything about the King of Cool is OK with me. My wife calls him Holeman (Sand Pebbles).

[@timshull59]

No mention of Tom Horn? Great picture!

[@TheAmemart]

he was a great actor and very handsome

[@hannibalheyes339]

Enjoyed this very much. Thanks for the upload.

[@jgibson6041]

Cool Cat.🎭🍿😎

[@lajack5273]

Great Actor and his own man no matter what

[@Cleangasoline99]

Legend

[@danielaslavikova5423]

Maybe he is as man dead... but as an actor he will live forever :)

[@porflepopnecker4376]

James Coburn sounds just like Leonard Nimoy.

[@jonscoupe]

My idol.

[@ny5280]

Now its playing! lol

[@thatsmrharley2u2]

My mentor and hero...Long live Harvey Mushman.

[@MartinSage]

I loved him 'cause he was a biker, like me, since a kid. It's a brottherhood. He was Cool a man with the ladies...like Me. Confident without being Boastfull. He had Steel Balls and never backed away from a challenhe...neither do I.

[@Pimp-Master]

Norman Jewison looks great (for a Canadian)...geez I hope to look that good someday.

[@beverlyhorvath439]

Happy Birthday inn heaven Steve!

[@CaptainNavman]

Oh could he act. Wow!

[@colkidglen8802]

Bud Eakins his friend did the jump. You are quick to judge. He was a great presence in his movies. A great actor.

[@TheJacqie100]

agree with you 100%.

[@schuylerjohnson2696]

I must have seen The Great Escape 100 times, never got tired of it.

[@WDRowlett]

John Burgoyne: you seem pretty quick to judge McQueen. No doubt he was wrong about his drug use and adultery. But ... was he wrong about his love for his children, his dedication to the Boys Republic and the fact he was a devout believer in God? Sometimes, it takes the sinners some time to come around.

[@HYPNOTICVIDEO]

WD Seems you like to judge people also.

[@winyguy]

Yogi-ism - "Steve McQueen looks good in this movie. He must have it before he died."

[@bearing44]

I wish they would have shown clips when he played Reese in the movie Hell is for Heroes with Fess Parker

[@TheJacqie100]

yep!!!

[@GeorgeBonez]

Steve McQueen understood something that most just cannot seem to understand! He was a Proud Conservative and to be an Open Conservative you have to have the BALLS to TAKE ON THE WORLD OF VULTURES! This is what made hime "The KING of COOL"! Competitiveness is a bitch only to those that cant compete. Steve would take on the World and thats what made him so GREAT!

[@khiem1939]

Deceased Master Sergeant Sam Plemmons once told me that one of his favorite actors and one of his worse Marines in the days when Sam was a Staff Sergeant in Amtracs in the Marine Corps was Steve McQueen! He said that McQueen went from Private to PFC a few times between stints in the brig.

[@peterserbian6556]

To elaborate on that, there's a movie he made called "The War Lover", as a B-17 bomber pilot in WW2, where his commanding officer is reprimanding him for not flying a mission according to plan, he just gives him that smirk, like, hey! I got the job done didn't I? It's on YT, though not the whole movie.

[@peterserbian6556]

Whenever someone gives me shit, I just give 'em the old steve mq. smirk!! lol.

[@sonnycrockett2079]

You know it's funny.....Steve was a student of Bruce Lee's and why it's not mentioned is beyond me. There's footage of Steve In Lee's backyard and Bruce mentions him in the Berton interview. Many stars studied under Lee, including James Coburn and others. Bruce was such good friends with Steve McQueen and James Coburn, that they were both pallbearers at Bruce's funeral in Seattle. Also, Chuck Norris and Joe E. Lewis, both great champion tournament fighters, studied under Lee......Many things missing from this documentary....

[@algore1993]

+Sonny Crockett chuck norris never "studied" under Bruce Lee. Bruce Lee was an actor and an amateur martial artist. Look up any interview with Norris and you'd see he consider Lee a good friend. That's it

[@sonnycrockett2079]

Maybe "studied under" is a bit much. But even Joe Lewis has said that he and Chuck became much better tournament fighters afer studying with Bruce and Chuck has admitted MANY times that they were friends and learned from each other...but to quote Chuck and this is my last post and check on the matter, so no reply is necessary...from a 74 convention: "Bruce taught me alot about what real street fighting was and how to apply it and this helped me greatly in professional competiton. In a real fight? Well, no-one beats him."

[@edeck889]

+Sonny Crockett This brilliant, fast paced documentary on Steve McQueen was done six years after his death in 1986. Bruce Lee was no longer in vogue in popular culture by the 1980's, but that changed with the release of the 1993 biopic "The Bruce Lee Story" starring Jason Scott Lee.

[@GeorgeBonez]

Mine too!

[@steveg2969]

23.06 Happy Mondays Step on "Call the cops" ha ha

[@johnodoherty4545]

I often think to myself if Steve McQueen had beaten the cancer that he died from and had made a full recovery I am fully convinced he would have returned to starring in movies and make the move to directing it's very sad he died so young he had so much lelf to offer. Young where one of the best Steve.

[@jennifersman7990]

John O'Doherty Tough to say, I think by the time he got sick he was pretty much burned out by Hollywood and had made enough $$$ that he could drop out and just ride his bikes. He might’ve gotten into producing films, maybe revived Solar Productions.

[@gaminawulfsdottir3253]

"We at Janson Media uploads on the daily"...? What language is that? Elsewhere on KZbin you can view this documentary in the correct aspect ratio.

[@tereg.6170]

Hé was thé best

[@belindajones700]

Steve mcqueen was and is a great actor he had drug problems drinking problems additude problems but who dosent have problems we all have stuff to dill with in life mcqueen is a star a legand just like all the other actors in that time actors like james coburn yul brynner charles bronson my persanol hero is Chuck Norris hes on here and douzen other actors like burt landcaster lee marvin telly savalas clint walker they are all men angles and legands they are the true clssics of hollywood

[@thesoulcrew1]

R.i.p cooler king gone but never forgotten

[@opencurtin]

Steve McQueen was the king of cool he could have made many more great movies if he had lived longer .

[@jennifersman7990]

DMC Right, And that’s one of the sad parts of his career in that he turned down many films that would’ve been great for him. Among the films he turned down; Grand Prix, Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid, The French Connection,

[@mrartboy1]

My Hero!..always has been, always will be!..did'nt give a shit for anyone!..that would work in this day and age, cos nobody else gives a shit!

[@quintinwilkerson6071]

Steve McQueen was also taught martial arts by Bruce Lee and Chuck Norris

[@alexiscleary7608]

Why did I not rate this man before Steve McQueen is a natural born `bad ass

[@jamespaul7033]

Paul Newman and King of Cool which they both were, Argued over whos name was going to appear first, history speaks, Paul Newman may have been the original king of cool

[@SuperOlds88]

No Tom Horn?

[@mohanrajmanickam9956]

Steeve mcqueen rest in pea ce

[@user-nm2eb9tf2u]

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[@nicholasfox2426]

It looks. It's really astonishing changeable stormy What's your opinion about this !!!

[@jamespaul7033]

He had his dark moments!

[@jennifersman7990]

Films Steve McQueen turned down; Grand Prix Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid The French Connection Sorcerer Apocalypse Now First Blood Superman The Bodyguard

[@sylviebertran8201]

Steve had more than his share of problems . That being said he was one of the great actors of our time . There is not any work he did I do not like . He was a troubled soul under the persona of cool . But then are not all the great ones a bit troubled ? I think so

[@pvtrichter88]

in response to what JOHN burgoyne said he was a product of his time he certainly would appear to be out of date by today's standard's i remember speaking to ALI mAGRAW briefly to make an attempt at a video biography about him but his success showed how talent cannot be subdued!!

[@micthekwik]

If you look up the definition of the word “cool” in the dictionary, you will see a picture of Steve McQueen.

[@jamespaul7033]

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[@MsLilyhorse]

I love McQueen's movies and have most of them on DVD. I like his style and taste in cars. But he was a horrible man in the way he treated his women - violent, abusive and demeaning. A real man treats women with respect even when they are not deserving of respect.

[@inbredagogo]

he kind of looked a little bit like a blonde Bob Denver.

[@2Jonesy]

(y) >>

[@vince065us.2]

I wish that they had featured more on his conversion to Christ.

[@Takashimura7]

貴重

[@RacerEckss]

Harvey Mushman....

[@altanaeliza]

His wiwes were masochistic

[@peterforsberg1734]

It's a cyclone

[@sonnycrockett2079]

Hans Nam.....if you think that Bruce Led was sn an amateur martial artist and that Chuck Norris AND Joe E. Lewis AND Mike Stone didn't train, learn and study with Bruce (He was responsible for their numerous championships, as Joe has said).....we can't discuss martial arts. Discussing it with you, would be like discussing it with my 4 year old nephew. The only difference is, he has an excuse for talking nonsense.....

[@aaronmarrazzo8658]

Yet another hollywood actor with good looks and little talent. Unfortunate he went too young, but let's face it, his death created a "legend".