Tony Curtis on Letterman January 15, 1986

Tony's first appearance on the show to promote his tv movie "Mafia Princess."

[@NealKanter]

Tony always had a smile and twinkle in his eyes.

[@charlesbyers5912]

Class, talent and charm. The consummate gentleman. Star. Icon.

[@DGenerationX1311]

Love Tony’s voice and accent!

[@Cinemagoer_64]

Tony Curtis is a legend! I am 58 and lived him when I was a kid when I would watch all his fantastic movies! Trapeze The Great Race! Etc! Still love the man! Rip Tony

[@josefengelhardt2767]

Tony Curtis is one of the best actors of all time. So is his wife Janet Leigh and daughter Jamie Lee Curtis. They lived long enough to see Jamie succeed into the movie Industry. Janet was 77 when she passed in 2004 and Tony was 85 when he passed in 2010. I thank Jamie's Parents and John Carpenter for her successful career as an actress

[@laurastone6578]

I love that New York spirit. Looks good in grey hair too.

[@eringemini7091]

I got to meet Mr. Curtis at the Hilton Hawaiian Village in Honolulu. I was struck by his beautiful blue eyes.🥰😊

[@madlove1581]

The G.I. Bill, this was back when our country truly supported their people, and, after WW2, had their servicemen set up for their future. Oh, I wish I could see the country headed that direction now ~ where we all had some level of care and respect for one another. Curtis is an incredible man, as he is one of the men that worked his way to the top. He truly paid his dues ~ huge, huge respect for this man.

[@nickschuyler]

GI Bill still exists and works quite well - I don't know what you're talking about. Did you not serve or did you not talk to a College Tuition Advisor? ...or a Veterans Affairs Admin.? . Yeah, Bets get lots of support - if they look just a little...very little.

[@ketchup5344]

He was always so charismatic ❤❤❤👍

[@myahollandia3552]

Great actor ! He was so handsome when he was young !!! Even older he was goodlooking

[@delona6485]

What a delight Tony was!

[@waltercaporicci519]

Absolutely charming, funny, gentleman and humble. One of my childhood idols

[@GregStallion]

I'm a Hungarian-born Rom of mixed, partial Jewish and non-Jewish Magyar-descent. Tony makes me so proud to be a Hungarian-American. R.I.P. Mr. Curtis.

[@jackievegas6987]

The essence of cool. I cried as a kid when he as Harry Houdini died. He was a self made man and became a great actor who starred in the golden age of Hollywood Films. Had a great sense of humor. As great a name as it was and top shelf among cartoonphiles, he only appeared in the Flintstones one time as Stony Curtis!.

[@georgschmidt5281]

One of the nicest compliments I received a girl said I looked like Tony Curtis one of my favorite movie stars. I was 18 at the time.

[@benzo4029]

What a wonderful actor he was! Very striking looking and big box office for a long time! Great humor. I could listen to him reminisce about his movies for hours! Dave is a great interviewer, let's his guests speak without cutting them off and quick with a laff. So glad I saw this! Thanks!

[@joycefolsom130]

loved him He looked like he was alot of fun!

[@downtherabbithole1353]

I liked him as Danny Wilde in the Persuaders.

[@rongendron8705]

Great show! It was like watching a free movie, every week, with two big stars!

[@arthursteven5601]

I loved him

[@lindaskidmore9507]

David Letterman is one of the sharpest and also funniest guys on the talk show circuit. He gets the best out of his guests. Very smart guy.

[@james6825]

in the 60 s Tony Curtis was one of the highest paid star.

[@MrSari504]

and the most handsome of them all when young in the fifthies rip

[@benjaminglover1570]

Great honesty from a great man.

[@travelinman617]

Tony was great good all around actor cool guy

[@francoisdupont3082]

What a personable guy.

[@Mia-qt4th]

This man is all class which you will not find in any of the buffoonish actors of today.

[@stephengiese7549]

Cheerful, funny, spoke very well and I learned about his early days. Have seen comedic and dramatic roles. Won't forget them😊

[@felicitybrach5770]

I was 13 when I first saw him in a film called, the prince who was a thief! I fell hard for him, and never stopped. When he came to London where I grew up for a charity event with Janet Leigh, my friend and I waited outside. He didn’t have time to give an autograph but they were so nice!! That night we went to wait outside their hotel where other fans were. He came outside and I was able to touch his face and got his autograph. I was 13 and my friend was 14! Tony was a lovely man!

[@rongendron8705]

Great memories! I read his autobiography! What a life!

[@Marita940]

He was so lovely 😍 RIP

[@MrPlutoUSA]

That's a movie star!

[@shigsho]

He was one of the best.

[@MothGirl007]

Noone like this today, sadly.

[@ricardomaldinicba2022]

Como se extraña estos grandísimos actores en estos tiempos. 2021

[@United326]

I love this guy Tony he’s so natural and no bull shit RIP Tony

[@JuanHernandez-ry9dr]

Iconic voice

[@QueenlySweetpea]

I loved him in The Seven Year Itch with Marilyn Monroe, such a versatile actor ..

[@MrSari504]

tony never was in this movie but he was with marylin in some like hot 1959 rip

[@maryseamonsterchick]

Jack Lemon, Tony Curtis, Marilyn Monroe

[@martinhavelock5106]

Tom Ewell starred opposite Marilyn in The Seven Year Itch 🙄

[@woodyjagla328]

,,, one great/cool dude !

[@Cerph]

Tony was great- he and Jack Lemmon, together in "Some Like It Hot"- (with the sizzling Marilyn Monroe).

[@aaronxalapa]

what a good looking man in his 60s

[@daphnenapier1102]

Tony is trueful in saying he made it in acting because he was so good-looking Although he was a great actor Loved his films

[@tmrezzek5728]

The story is....Curtis pulled up to the school in the limousine, saw Matthau, rolled down the window and yelled "I JUST FUCKED YVONNE DECARLO!" and sped off (DeCarlo shared a dancing scene with Curtis in 'Criss-Cross.') Matthau confirmed this story as well.

[@MrSari504]

at 23 24 years old he told me he had them all rip

[@mariedewitt5033]

Yvonne had better taste

[@csandford6011]

What a show.

[@Rayoscope]

5:26 - "I was a shoplifter, yes." He actually was a shoplifter in the Bronx and in Manhattan - he slipped that private joke in - he wasn't kidding.

[@lillianflorence6056]

Good looking,

[@dianarockwell6256]

Operation petticoat was my favorite

[@mikewhite4560]

Mr. Curtis is a C H A R A C T E R.....

[@PASQUAPETRAROTA]

❤

[@loredanaf1]

the PERSUADERS 1971

[@dongiller]

What’s the song?

[@vicsaul5459]

Tv series c;

[@GARU4YOU]

wow

[@richardzion1828]

That was a good movie Boston stranger!

[@MrSari504]

he loved this movie most

[@dvdbarouh]

where is the blue eyes from the old time when he was younger?

[@iamwar1]

weird i saw this when it was broadcast, and they had a clip of him saying " i fucked so and so" and then he stood and saluted. they must have filmed two different versions

[@dongiller]

No, they didn't tape two different versions. And see jmd26's note below.

[@dongiller]

Perhaps his salute happened on one of his three subsequent appearances. Will check.

[@okjoe5561]

That was a different appearance with Letterman. It's on KZbin, just search for "Tony Curtis Yvonne DeCarlo".

[@gjmaztr7]

Well, the late actress Yvonne DeCarlo did author a Tell All book around this same time, listing names like Burt Lancaster & Clark Gable, etc. which she got alot of flak for,....Hey I'm all for womans rights!

[@MothGirl007]

Modern day actors don't have this kind of movie star charisma any more. In fact, we don't really have movie stars any more, imho.

[@MrSari504]

exacly in 1 word

[@stevenmcburney8167]

Dan Duryea was Johnny Stool Pigeon.

[@marveadler980]

Looks like he is wearing his Bar Mitzvah suit!

[@bellavia5]

He pulled up to Walter Matthau in the limo and said " I just f**cked Marilyn Monroe".

[@MrSari504]

you mean yvonne de carlo not marylin

[@bellavia5]

@@MrSari504 Let me check that.

[@bellavia5]

@@MrSari504 Can you verify that it was Yvonne?

[@RayhanAhmed-qr3vz]

What’s wrong with Tony’s hands

[@samking4179]

great hair? didn't he wear a toupe as he got older? c'mon, Dave ... or did they rehearse that?

[@davidfriend4328]

@Good For Nutting This was a sensible toupee, but a toupee all the same. He lost his hair in the 1970s. Letterman knew this and was trying to put Curtis in his place after making such an excitable entrance. Later rugs were far more extravagant and much to his detriment.

[@MrSari504]

@@davidfriend4328

[@MrSari504]

he did

[@dalebaker9109]

great hair! a toupee!

[@ebsenraptzski9522]

i don't think so

[@Andy-yo3hd]

@@ebsenraptzski9522 It's a toupee. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aF7EZoyLdrd6jK8

[@davidfriend4328]

@@ebsenraptzski9522 It was a wig, yes.

[@MrSari504]

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[@MrSari504]

he sure did

[@Lelia7532]

Берни,Берни - ты ТАКОЙ один в этом тусклом мире. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZq2g36nesqMq6s