Kirk Douglas

Épisode diffusé le 29 juin 1971
TV-PG
58min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueHost Dick Cavett welcomes his only guest, legendary actor Kirk Douglas.Host Dick Cavett welcomes his only guest, legendary actor Kirk Douglas.Host Dick Cavett welcomes his only guest, legendary actor Kirk Douglas.

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- Jim Mulholland
Casting principal

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Scénario
- Jim Mulholland
Casting principal

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Photos8

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Rôles principaux13

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Dick Cavett

Self - Host

Kirk Douglas

Self - Actor

Bobby Rosengarden

Self - Bandleader

Yul Brynner

Kongre from film LIGHT AT THE END OF THE WORLD
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William Campbell

Jeff Jimson from film MAN WITHOUT A STAR
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Jean-Claude Drouot

Virgilio from film LIGHT AT THE END OF THE WORLD
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Samantha Eggar

Arabella from film LIGHT AT THE END OF THE WORLD
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Dana Elcar

Marv Green from film A GUNFIGHT
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Fred Foy

Self - Announcer
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Ava Gardner

Eleanor Holbrook from film SEVEN DAYS IN MAY
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Marilyn Maxwell

Grace from film CHAMPION
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Woody Strode

Draba from film SPARTACUS
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Lana Turner

Georgia Lorrison
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Excellent Interview with Douglas

The Dick Cavett Show (1971)

June 29, 1971: Kirk Douglas

If you're a fan of Kirk Douglas then this appearance on The Dick Cavett Show is certainly a must-see as there are some great discussions here as well as some very funny stories. Douglas was on the show to promote A GUNFIGHT, a film that he was promoting with Johnny Cash so there's some nice discussion about that movie but he also talks about his least favorite movie (THE BIG TREES), his various leading ladies and a hilarious bit on John Wayne and his politics. Cavett is also in fine form asking some great questions and the two really go back and forth at one another as if they had been friends for decades. What was really great about this interview and especially compared to the bad interviews of the day is that there's an actual discussion here. Just two people discussing and at the end of the episode you can't help but feel that you've seen something real. It's certainly fun to say the least. I watched this on the 100th birthday of Douglas so it's amazing to watch this and then know he's still around in 2016.

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