This is the first of 11 parts. In this November 1973 interview, Lucille Ball discusses her early career as a Goldwyn Girl long before I LOVE LUCY, how she got into comedy, and her television career. Here is the link to part two: youtube.com
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She was such an outstanding woman. And incidently had one of the tightest speaking voices of all time.
thumbs up if you love Lucy !
i wish i was born around the time she was alive she is beautiful and amazing
Mr.Griffin is right! Lucy Ball is still one of tv comedy’s most beloved and
creative clowns.
This interview is so odd and I love it so much. lol.
i love her honesty and her smile.
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She is my all time favorite actress. Beautiful, talented, funny, witty, honest…she is the best. Thanks for this Lucy interview with Merv from 1973, I was 14 years old at the time and it’s nice to see it again.
“Did a man say, ‘Make her a star?’”
“Nah, he said, ‘Make her!’”
Three hundred years later, I still remember howling at that line.
she mentions she is in love with the whole human race… it is safe to say the WHOLE human race is also in love with her.
Lucille was amazing! i will never forget her and desi!
Love Lucy ♥
Aww, lucy i love you, and yes you are beautiful
BUT she IS BEAUTIFUL! and witty
yes, she was a class act..never said a bad word about anybody in an interview including desi.
Yes, she’s one of those eternal Hollywood icons.
I ♥ LUCY!!!!!!!!!!! So sad about her death shes still alive in my world though!
god i love her.shes great to listen to
She died 16 years after this interview on April 26, 1989. if she was still alive, she would be 98. She was 77 when she died, almost 78.
Yes, she was. I loved her.
Lucille Ball, 100% classy lady!
I still love Lucy. I own the entire boxed set of the I Love Lucy series. I was thinking of getting the entire Lucy Show on DVD as well.
I will ALWAYS love LUCY!
I love Lucy!
Interviews were’nt as staged as they are today. Lucy probably drove over to Merv’s set in her own car and just kept her purse. There is an interview (Dick Cavett) w/Bette Davis and she comes in w/her purse and gloves on-like she just got out of a cab in NYC.