Tom Snyder Interviews Angie Dickinson (Tomorrow Show 1981)

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The actress Angie Dickinson is a guest on Tom Snyder's 'The Tomorrow Show' in this 1981 interview. Angie discusses, among other things, her television career, including 'Police Woman,' her marriage separation, movie films, including Brian De Palma's Dressed To Kill,' and her experience with The Kennedy Family.
Angie Dickinson (b.1931) is an American actress. She began her career on television, appearing in many anthology series during the 1950s, before landing her breakthrough role in Gun the Man Down (1956) with James Arness and the Western film Rio Bravo (1959), for which she received the Golden Globe Award for New Star of the Year. In her six-decade career, Dickinson has appeared in more than 50 films, including China Gate (1957), Ocean's 11 (1960), The Sins of Rachel Cade (1961), Jessica (1962), Captain Newman, M.D. (1963), The Killers (1964), The Art of Love (1965), The Chase (1966), Point Blank (1967), Pretty Maids All in a Row (1971), The Outside Man (1972) and Big Bad Mama (1974). From 1974 to 1978, Dickinson starred as Sergeant Leann "Pepper" Anderson in the NBC crime series Police Woman, for which she received the Golden Globe Award for Best Actress - Television Series Drama and three Primetime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Drama Series nominations. As lead actress, she starred in Brian De Palma's erotic crime thriller Dressed to Kill (1980), for which she received a Saturn Award for Best Actress.
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Tom Snyder (1936 - 2007) was an American pioneering television personality and figure in broadcast journalism which brought a no-nonsense attitude to broadcast television news. He was best known for his late-night talk shows Tomorrow (NBC) and The Late Late Show with Tom Snyder (CBS). His engaging style, combined with his irascible attitude, made him one of the best-known journalists of his time, back when having a nationally televised and thought-provoking late-night talk show meant something. It was a different time in television, as the news was information with no spin or opinion. He marked the end of an era.
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[@JJ-cr1cq]

Always been the coolest chick in the game.

[@rustyruss2962]

Yes sir AD on Point

[@debbiemartin2026]

Yes especially how she dodged the question about the married man Kennedy. Why not just say it didn’t happen? Prob bc it did.

[@lenhummel5614]

Tom Snyder was one of the best ever. Under rated.

[@RobertJohnson-ci5wx]

NEVER Liked Tom Snyder-came across to me as very abrasive and intrusive as an interviewer and hated his idiotic laughing!--although I LOVE Angie Dickinson-she was and is a CLASS Act!!

[@January.]

*Underrated

[@debbiemartin2026]

@@RobertJohnson-ci5wx I always thought he was a New Yorker bc he had that personality. (I’m a New Yorker and was used to that). I watched him in 1974 as a 16 yr old and continued through college. I thought he was much older-maybe bc he went gray early. Funny how she said its easier to lie…and he said its easier to tell the truth. Really reveals the heart. As he matured he started to let the guests talk more without interrupting. She really used her eyes and her smile. Very feminine woman. The type that could easily be a home wrecker-and she did like married men. Very provocative woman. I do see a lot of similarities in style between Meryl Streep and Angie. I wonder if Meryl modeled herself after Angie. Though Meryl is more of a feminist.

[@tillysanders2593]

What makes this interview so good is the chemistry between them. She clearly likes Snyder who is great. She was 50..

[@January.]

Wishing Angie many, many more years of happiness and good health.

[@greg1mcintosh844]

Amazing she's still going strong

[@andrewthompson6192]

Luv Angie Dickinson !! I loved Police Woman, great police show. Angie is so talented with a charismatic magnetic sexy persona, a warm wonderful nice human being, played great roles in Movies and TV throughout the 60s and 70s. A consummate actress, performer, beloved by everyone.

[@Polo-po]

True. And very true that she's beloved by everyone, illustrated by Tom saying 'not having an enemy in the entertainment industry'... Never heard a show biz type with anything bad to say about Angie.

[@January.]

@@Polo-po *showbiz

[@eljay6578]

So truthful, so classy, so thought-provoking

[@isabellas.c.scanderbeg2670]

Very bright, great style, became a symbol of her times ✨✨✨Respectful and charming interviewer as well ✨

[@robertyanes4751]

Beautiful class act...don't see many like her anymore. Wonderful woman!❤❤❤

[@judyledbetter3915]

Love 💕 Angie Dickinson. God Bless 💗🙌

[@TahariBlue]

Here at 50 years old Angie looks fantastic!

[@debbiemartin2026]

I loved Tom Snyder. I was in college and always watched “tomorrow”. When talk shows were not narcissistic 15 yr old personalities.

[@amyschmidt1113]

I think she exudes tons of class and wit and glamor. She was careful what she shared, but honest too. Women had to be so much more careful back in those days. They can be sloppy now and it shows.

[@izzy9132]

Wasn't Tom Snyder a great interviewer. He never got the respect he deserved. Can get over how honest and unaffected Angie Dickenson was. Dressed to Kill was such a great film. I miss intrigue that great.

[@chrisn7259]

She's so honest about basically playing herself, but that's what the public wanted from her.

[@astraliaakbar722]

Angie Dickinson is great! ❤

[@mthivier]

This interview would so not fly today, in these politically correct times. Loved Snyder's double-entendres, and Angie certainly gave as good as she got. Life was so much more fun when people didn't get so offended.

[@nogi7028]

This was one vanilla interview. Nothing politically incorrect about it. Don't know what you mean

[@rustyruss2962]

Had crush on Angie back then

[@vanmoody]

So did Johnny Carson.

[@charliechilders6630]

@@vanmoody yes he absolutely did! She was a regular guest on his show many, many times. Every time he would be so nervous (obviously lusting for her) always flirting with her-continuously asking her out for a date. She said in TV guide that when she finally said yes and went out with him, He never ever asked her to be on his TV show again!? This is so very sad. What a drugged out and messed up jerk he was. After he got what he wanted, he discarded and dumped her never letting her be on his show. This hurt her so very deeply. This classy lady deserved so much more-always nice and respectful to everyone in the industry. Even today, still remembered and loved by the world today!!

[@debbiemartin2026]

@@charliechilders6630 she was born the same year as my mother. Most women of her time didn’t get to sleep around as she did. They were committed to their husbands and kids. She got to sleep with as many men as she wanted.

[@charliechilders6630]

@@debbiemartin2026 thank you for your comment! I am not sure when she was actually born. Most great (like Doris Day, Maureen O'Hara, Joan Crawford, Jeanette MacDonald, Dorothy Lamour erc.) movie stars were actually two years older than the public actually knew! Each and every other movie studio biography did this to profit by with more years as playing a younger leading actress. I can't help believing that my favorite sexy star (Angie Dickinson) was also a victim of the studios and their many deceptions. What year was she actually born in-1929 or 1931? 🤔Like I mentioned to someone, I have been lusting after Angie Dickinson ever since I was a fetus! 🙄😳😍😜🤪😝 ( By the way, my mother was born in March of 1932. ) Most women during the 1970s and 80s looks more like Jean Stapleton, Shelley Winters, Elizabeth Taylor (I mean her body) and my etc. Then there's Angie Dickinson with her incredible body . When Joan Rivers "substituting for Johnny Carson on The Tonight show" ask Angie how she had that incredible body she said this: "exercising is not enough, you also have to diet!"

[@RobinSchoutenRS]

Do you have a tape of Sam Peckinpah on Tomorrow Tom Snyder, aired September 4, 1974? From what I've heard, Sam was in great form.

[@advids5572]

No, sorry I don’t.

[@RobinSchoutenRS]

@@advids5572 OK, thanks. Could you find it, perhaps? Much obliged if you could, also from the Peckinpah Family. Thanks, Robin

[@debbiemartin2026]

@@RobinSchoutenRS his daughter, last June, says she is doing a documentary on him. I was goign to look to see if I can find a channel for her. She was on a talk show.

[@RobinSchoutenRS]

@@debbiemartin2026 The daughter of Tom Snyder? If she could help with the Peckinpah interview I would be grateful.

[@victorblock3421]

When Tom Snyder laughs all I can think of is Dan Ackroyd

[@shaunwakefield9793]

I did sleep with this one I didn't sleep with that one so tacky, class Angie they're your secrets you had the last laugh.

[@johnnyu1989]

This interview was four days before the death of Natalie Wood

[@rustyruss2962]

Me like 👍 Angie used luv tv show police women

[@January.]

*I used to love the show Police Woman.

[@SueProv]

41 years later the crime is probably way worse.

[@alraune7361]

great, smart woman with huge sense of humour

[@dddddadadad1796]

Ms. Angie Dickinson one of the most beautiful, sexy, smart amazing women out there

[@greg1mcintosh844]

Classy

[@debbiemartin2026]

She related the one night stand to getting killed in an elevator. Her one “day” stand had nothing to do with the murder, as the guy wasn’t the one who murdered her.

[@rustyruss2962]

My man hockey puck

[@rustyruss2962]

My bad wrong video lol 😂

[@patrickmcintyre6507]

angie was a freak in the bedroom

[@expatmarc6611]

She's fantastic, Snyder; a pompous ass.

[@kathymandala9456]

Her reputation was not sterling. It all comes forward! Maybe the wives of the husbands that cheated with her have great anguish! Immorality kills!

[@charliechilders6630]

Where in the hell did you hear or read that? 😱😳🧐🤔This is the very first time I have ever heard or seen anything negative about Angie Dickinson! She is beloved by all and absolutely everyone in hollywood! She has never ever been a kiss and tell bimbo like everyone else has done . She is a very classy, beautiful and intelligent lady who has worked very hard and has become the legendary sexy ,Megastar who is still beloved by the world today!🤗🥰👍

[@eljay6578]

What happens in Hollywood, should stay in Hollywood

[@charliechilders6630]

She said she was hit on by many great gorgeous handsome top iconic male stars and many other men in politics, sports, TV like Johnny Carson! Marlon brando when they were making a move together in 1967. She was in his trailer alone with him rehearsing the lines for their next scene together. She said that once she was in his trailer, Brando was a very very naughty man. He would say shocking, vulgar intimate things trying to seduce and get her into bed. This went on for hours. Brando was obsessed, determined . He was charming her with everything he had. Angie dickinson was very flattered, excited but declined. She told him that she was happily married to Burt Bacharach and she felt this was morally wrong for married people to not remain loyal etc. She told during a televised interview about Marlon Brando, if she had been single she would have said yes! She was a classy lady unlike 90 percent of Hollywood then and this is even wose today. I have learned that the only people who judge and say nasty things about her are usually unhappy fat, lonely and insanely jealous women! 🤔

[@DomLovely]

She had an affair with Sinatra sooooo….

[@charliechilders6630]

@@DomLovely yes admitted she had an affair with Sinatra on a TV interview from 1960 to 1965. When she married burt bacharach in 1965 she permanently ended the affair!