Thank you. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you very much, everyone. Thats very nice of you. Really nice. Thats very, uh thank you. Thats, uh thats really very nice of you. And i want to tell you those joy buzzers on the seat work every time. [ laughter ] youre in a good mood tonight. Thank you for coming. I came to work today. I saw people camping out in the front with sleeping bags and [ cheering ] and beach chairs. It turned out to be my staff. G. E. Rented out their offices. [ laughter ] how ya doin . Arent you summery . Yes. Im goin all the way to the end, man. That way, huh . This is it. Uh, i made my last visit. You know, were gonna be out of burbank in a couple of weeks. Burbanks famed restaurant row. [ laughter ] fine dining out here and my favorite Italian Restaurant youve been there with me vinnie abruzzis little touch of newark. [ laughter ] i want to tell ya this is a rough joint. I peeked in the kitchen and the chef was pounding the veal with brass knuckles. [ laught
Lets go to the movies. For more than half a century, these words have meant an invitation to magic. The magic of moving pictures. The spinning of dreams in a darkened theater. For three decades, the dreams were silent ones. The magic of movement alone. Then suddenly, on a night in october 1927, a voice was heard from the screen. Proclaiming a fabulous era in hollywood. The night the movies became the talkies with the premiere of a jazz singer and the voice of al jolson. Its interesting the first sound Motion Picture was a musical in which al jolson only sang and the reason for that is they said, well, who wants to hear actors talk. Most of the running time its a silent film using titles with an orchestra score. Every once in a while the orchestra stops and jolson pops up and starts singing. Wonderful tales are always hard to find some folks have one some folks have none jolson always talked to his audience. He was known for his patter. And specifically, his catch phrase which hed been
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it was technique of a sort but it was about just feeling. you felt so much from him. i was you, charlie. marlon brando is often associated with the method as a style of acting. the method essentially is terribly human profoundly human thing. it s not it was affected by psychoanalysis, the understanding of the sole. he s built in on the waterfront but who isn t. they re all method actors from the actors studio. much as i admired brando, carl malden, eve va marie saint was one of my favorite actresses. ca zan worked so well with her. yes, i am. there were so many of us from the studio. we all were rather the same way and we felt comfortable with one another. i guess they don t let you walk with fellows where you ve been, huh. you know how the sisters are. are you trying to be a nun.
in the northeast but also in the country. so i really, really am grateful that you could spare the time to host me tonight. four or five years ago, i was you know what? i was looking around for something for a serious project, a serious historical project to work on. i was looking for something new, something that hadn t been done. something that, you know, i could really sink my teeth into. and everything that i saw seemed a little bit on the boring side, or quite frankly, had been done so many times that, you know, i just didn t think i could bring anything new to it. and i happened to be talking to a few of the fellows who were the original rangers in world war ii. and they re tremendous men. they started telling me some stories, as old soldiers often do. among the stories they started telling me were stories about having pulled security for some important meetings. you know, we got chatting. and well, who was there? oh, bradley was there. and they were telling some not