@tubagee He was in his early 40s so yes that is most likely his own gray hair. There was no need to add any in for a simple screen shot. Those tests were done to allow others to see how he smiles, responds to questions... and turning his head to show off his profile for the camera.
Actually, they were more likely coloring over his hair during the show's 3 year run, with black shoe-polish...errr, I mean Hollywood's secret 'age-controlling' technique. ;)
What was the purpose of filming this? Just to see how they looked on camera, or what their attitude towards a new show was...? I guess I don't get the Hollywood thing?
@TheChuck624 This was pretty routine stuff, even if it looks off and odd today. These 'screen-tests' were to give the producers a close-up look at the style, smiles and mannerism(s) of any potential lead in an upcoming show.
What amazes me is knowing what year this was made and seeing how pristine the footage is! I suppose there is some truth to the idea that there are still collectors / companies who take great care in preserving footage not meant to be seen by the public. Hats off to them!
@SoundJudgment This screen test footage is available on the DVD called,..'Lost In Space Forever', a documentary on the series, on Region 1, unfortunately now deleted I think. As you say, well preserved footage and I'm glad I own it now in my Irwin Allen collection.
Armand Joseph Catalano was Guy's true name... Not all Italian Americans are in the Mafia... What a great actor this man was.. What a exceptional role model he was in the show Lost in Space ! Little known fact about John Robinson, he was a full Colonel and not only a professor, in Lost in Space....
Williams seems so effortlessly classy and gracious. As good an actor as he is, it's not hard to imagine him going home to his wife that night and saying, "I had to kiss that idiot Allen's ass to play on his spaceship so we can pay the mortgage." From all the not-so-flattering Irwin Allen stories, hearing him here sadly seems to cement their legitimacy ("You just said the wrong thing!" et al, gives the impression of a very fragile, but very loud ego).
@moonjumpr You know it was that way,people love to unrealistically look at the 50's & 60's as "innocent" or "better times" when really...it was the exact same cut throat, bottom line driven, back stabbing,ass kissing,two faced,hypocritical, screw you it's all about me , drive it is today... people are people..won't ever change.. and he really needed a better agent !
@antifatbastard wrong ? it's not about right & wrong, I was there too & loved those days 60's & 70's. but they were tough times as they are today...wars, unemployment, poverty Racism,lay offs,jobs going over seas,crime gangs,mafias,selling out of this country on all levels,governmental corruption,homelessness,the uninsured,gas shortages & gouging, and on and on and on
@tjfreak I lived that time my friend.. You are a self hating American.. Brainwashed to believe this country was always bad.. Before 1960, STD's were in less than 2% of the population. The Divorce rated was at 3 % , now it's over 50% . Poverty and drug use were NOTHING compared to what it is today. Buddy, you are the perfect example why this nation is a mess right now.... In the 50s you didn't lock your homes door. Criminals were not glorified. Hows Jeresy Shore working 4 u??
@antifatbastard "Buddy" take off the rose colored glasses, I read statistics too..Jersy shore ? never saw it .. "You are a self hating American.." , "you are the perfect example why this nation is a mess right now" . wow your pretty twisted ! " buddy - friend " please ... brain washed ? so how long have you been waiting to unload this rehearsed hateful negative spiel of yours ,did it feel as good as you fantasized ? stop sugar coating! people just like you back then sadly !
@tjfreak I was a State Trooper and combat vet.. The LAST thing I ever wore was rose colored glasses.... I lived and live a REAL life... Enjoy your bullshit pal... I'm done with you... Have a nice day...
@tjfreak and by the way, Racism,, hummm, now Blacks committ crimes against Whites at a rate of 40 to 1.. FBI Stats , 40 to 1... Are you happy about the 'new' america? This country is at 47% population of people taking money from government. In 1960 it was less than 5 % .. Today it is very Excepted to be a Leech, a Whore, a Druggie, a Pervert, or someone who hates God... You can HAVE todays America... No me my friend..
Interesting that Irwin Allen introduced Guy to David Hedison and Richard Basehart (off camera) who were the stars of Allen's Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea. My mom adored Guy Williams as Zorro. I was a kid in the 60's and grew up with Irwin Allen's science fiction shows.
@eotto2001 I was thinking that exact same thing, eotto2001. I get the feeling Williams is a great example of an underutilized actor in terms of projects where he could really express his talents. No knock on Space. I just get the feeling there were deeper levels to this guy.
Very smooth, which makes him very sexy, to me anyway.I'm not old enough to remember these rather formal pleasantries, but there's something to be said for a little dignified behavior.It just makes him that much more attractive.
Guy Williams, just no words to describe such great character. And there will never be one like him. He will be missed. After seeing him carry some of the most admiriable roles, and with the new era of 80s, 90s, 21st century, long after his passing, a stark difference in society changing values is left behind us since the 60s, which makes Guy Williams the epitome of what anyone one could find in a dream-come-true as a friend, father, leader, confident.
Guy Williams was a man of real style and class. Loved him as Doctor John Robinson in Lost In Space. Lost In Space was one of my favorite shows as a kid.
Goodness...Those of us who are the tail-end of the "Boomers" grew up on Lost in Space with Guy Williams in the lead role - until it did devulge into sillyness. But he was a class-act. The first year was shot in black& white - had a dramatic effect. THIS was still the era when mature actors were valued. Today - on most tv shows..everyone is 24-30 years of age - in some cases, they don't seem old enough for the "roles" they portray...Guy was a perfect fit. Class PLUS!!!
interesting how they ask him to light up a cigarette in both takes. He seemed nervous but it appears that the casting director had already made up his mind and was coaching him through the takes to get the perfect screen test.
@mysterymac38 I wonder if the cigarette thing was so they could judge his mannerisms and ability to perform minor motor tasks while attempting to pay careful attention to what he was saying?
@disorganizedorg You've got it. Notice that they have him look at the camera man and others at different angles to see how he looks--the chit chat is just that.
@citizenkong Absolutely, he played prof. Robinson on Lost In Space (65-67), this was his screening, he is speaking to Irwin Allen, the producer of LIS.
@vassephardi Just found ALL of the episodes at hulu.com a couple days ago, along with all the other great Irwin Allen shows from the sixties, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, The Time Tunnel, and Land of the Giants. A great find....hours and hours of nostalgia!! Check it out.
i was very fortunate to have met G. W. (aka "real name"Armando Casteliano) son Guy Williams Jr. @ a Comic Book Convention some years ago, he was dressed as Zorro! a very nice & pleasant gentleman. =o]
how can this be a screen test where it is obvious that he has been prompted of all the questions and the cigarett is obviousely a throway to the tobacco sponsors.
I actually think he would have been the perfect replacement for Sean Connery when he retired from James Bond. Great Actor and if this is any example, an extraordinarily likeable man. We miss you, Armand!
Who could top Guy Williams in a remake of Lost in Space? His Professor John Robinson was sort of like a 1960s version of teh father from the Waltons. John Robinson had Nerves of Steel, you know whats of Rock, and a Gold Plated Heart. he even looked out for Dr. Smith who messed up his Space Mission.
He was born in Italy..Came here at 2... Not what Hollywood makes Italians look like today.... He was a fine man and a fine father figure and Role Model to many.. A Man's Man..
This very intersting to me.My siblings and I were great fans of this show. First, i didn't know he dyed his hair for the part.Second, he was always so serious and "take charge" in the roleI had no idea how laid back and humorous he could be.Thanks very much for posting this!It was quite insightful.
@CorporalReyes They loved him in Buenos Aires, and he died there in 1973 I think. It isn't too bad a place to die I suppose. I lived there for the last two years.
Had more promise than almost any actor in the last 50 years. I remember seeing him in a couple of movies and then Lost in Space. Heroic, charming and intelligent. A Great Actor and a good guy. We are the losers from his unfufilled promise, not him. What a great guy! And one of the guys too.
@planetcheck - That's the way it was back then. In the office, people smoked at their desk. You could smoke in department stores. They had ashtrays. Pe
Why is everyone so concerned about "who is gay"? Sounds to me like some have self identity issues! Guy you are soo hot! Gay or not.(NOT!)
alemore64 2 weeks ago
He so obviously knows he's good looking... All he has to do is smile.
LisaJ4Liberty 3 weeks ago
THAT IS ONE FINE MAN LOVE HIS ZERO CHARACTER BUT I LOVE HIM BEST AS WILL CARTWRIGHT ON BONANZA SERIES
eyvonne2006 4 weeks ago
@eyvonne2006 ??????????? HUH
crazyhorse99999 2 days ago
Guy's got a little Clooney goin' on here.
RichYan33 1 month ago
Happy 88th Birthday, Armando Catalano! You will always live in my heart! I love you!
Rafaela96april 1 month ago
WOW!,..did you hear that?...David Hedison and Richard Basehart from Voyage To The Botttom Of The Sea are also in the same room.
Nunsweepit421 1 month ago
I've heard different reports on his death ; what did he actually die from ? Did they ever have an A&E Biography on him ???
tubagee 1 month ago
I've always liked Guy Williams and I think he could have done more . Is he really that gray in his hair ?? Or is he already in makeup ???
tubagee 1 month ago
@tubagee He was in his early 40s so yes that is most likely his own gray hair. There was no need to add any in for a simple screen shot. Those tests were done to allow others to see how he smiles, responds to questions... and turning his head to show off his profile for the camera.
Actually, they were more likely coloring over his hair during the show's 3 year run, with black shoe-polish...errr, I mean Hollywood's secret 'age-controlling' technique. ;)
SoundJudgment 1 month ago
Wish i could be this cool .
tet43 1 month ago
Guy Williams (aka Armand Catalano) - grossly underrated actor.
TheTrh2130 1 month ago
Guy was not bi ,look on the Net the life he led to Buenos-Aires .
He did not like Hollywood !
Do not dirty people without knowing.
I know very well and it was a remarkable person , he spent his life helping others !!!!!!
lorin848 2 months ago
EVERYONE KNOWS THAT GUY IS A TOTAL HOMOSEXUAL ALL THROUGH HOLLYWOOD!
dannys2222 3 months ago
@dannys2222 And your sources for this claim are???
zzzbbbooo 2 months ago
@zzzbbbooo MY UNCLE WAS ONE OF HIS MANY LOVERS!
dannys2222 2 months ago
Well, you know, both Guy and Irwin A. were both from New York City (Guy's accent really comes out in the series) Guy's parents were both from Italy.
windstorm1000 3 months ago
damn, he could have been an excellent noir detective... ;(
jhonyqiu 3 months ago
i sure do miss him, enjoyed his acting,personality, and his charm rip
12pwalnuts 3 months ago
Facial expression just like in Zorro... :-)
olencjo1985 3 months ago in playlist Ulubione użytkownika olencjo1985
cool guy very relaxed.
macwhites 4 months ago
Great Actor :) QC
Quaaludedude714 4 months ago
Unfortunately like many actors of his time, the popularity of smoking is what killed them.
swstryker 4 months ago 9
So handsome!
MommieDearest67 5 months ago
Guy Williams is my role model.......
omg123596 5 months ago
love it!!! :D
hellothereitsmeagain 5 months ago
0:39 something you won't hear today. "You can smoke if you like.."
CheckM8King2 5 months ago
HE IS GAY!!! I KNOW A LOT OF HIS MALE LOVERS!!! GUY IS A BIG BOTTOM!!
dannys2222 5 months ago
@dannys2222 that's got to be bull shit!!
windstorm1000 3 months ago
@windstorm1000 U ARE ALL ABOUT BULL SHIT......NO ME!
dannys2222 3 months ago
Guy has (had) a son my age. He would be 59 now.
joshweiss01 6 months ago
Great as ZORRO!
CBSEye 6 months ago
He kinda looks like Barry Gibb to me.
glimmer2158 6 months ago
What was the purpose of filming this? Just to see how they looked on camera, or what their attitude towards a new show was...? I guess I don't get the Hollywood thing?
TheChuck624 6 months ago
@TheChuck624 This was pretty routine stuff, even if it looks off and odd today. These 'screen-tests' were to give the producers a close-up look at the style, smiles and mannerism(s) of any potential lead in an upcoming show.
What amazes me is knowing what year this was made and seeing how pristine the footage is! I suppose there is some truth to the idea that there are still collectors / companies who take great care in preserving footage not meant to be seen by the public. Hats off to them!
SoundJudgment 5 months ago
@SoundJudgment Interesting. Thanks for that explaination, I would have never guessed. I agree with you that this is well preserved footage.
TheChuck624 5 months ago
@SoundJudgment This screen test footage is available on the DVD called,..'Lost In Space Forever', a documentary on the series, on Region 1, unfortunately now deleted I think. As you say, well preserved footage and I'm glad I own it now in my Irwin Allen collection.
Nunsweepit421 1 month ago
Damn he was one hellofa FIONE assed maaaan!!! Yeah and he WAS thee George Clooney of his day!
mslegacy01 6 months ago
Armand Joseph Catalano was Guy's true name... Not all Italian Americans are in the Mafia... What a great actor this man was.. What a exceptional role model he was in the show Lost in Space ! Little known fact about John Robinson, he was a full Colonel and not only a professor, in Lost in Space....
mancalledT 6 months ago
A little bit of George Clooney in this in regards to movements and personality - a touch. This is a great candid screen test
SkyJamMusicVideos 6 months ago
I so used to fancy him when I was a kid! :)
Sarah7984 6 months ago
He was a Mans Man...............
antifatbastard 6 months ago
Now THAT is a gorgeous man...absolutely love him. RIP Guy Williams.
zzzbbbooo 6 months ago
Guy Williams was wonderful in that part - especially in the first season.
buddy51 7 months ago in playlist LOST in SPACE
Williams seems so effortlessly classy and gracious. As good an actor as he is, it's not hard to imagine him going home to his wife that night and saying, "I had to kiss that idiot Allen's ass to play on his spaceship so we can pay the mortgage." From all the not-so-flattering Irwin Allen stories, hearing him here sadly seems to cement their legitimacy ("You just said the wrong thing!" et al, gives the impression of a very fragile, but very loud ego).
moonjumpr 8 months ago
@moonjumpr I really tried to see what you are trying to say here, but this post doesn't make sense to me.
zeghervereecke 7 months ago
@moonjumpr You know it was that way,people love to unrealistically look at the 50's & 60's as "innocent" or "better times" when really...it was the exact same cut throat, bottom line driven, back stabbing,ass kissing,two faced,hypocritical, screw you it's all about me , drive it is today... people are people..won't ever change.. and he really needed a better agent !
tjfreak 7 months ago
@tjfreak You are sooo wrong.. I lived in those times and it was GOOD.... I promise you...
antifatbastard 6 months ago
@antifatbastard wrong ? it's not about right & wrong, I was there too & loved those days 60's & 70's. but they were tough times as they are today...wars, unemployment, poverty Racism,lay offs,jobs going over seas,crime gangs,mafias,selling out of this country on all levels,governmental corruption,homelessness,the uninsured,gas shortages & gouging, and on and on and on
tjfreak 6 months ago
@tjfreak I lived that time my friend.. You are a self hating American.. Brainwashed to believe this country was always bad.. Before 1960, STD's were in less than 2% of the population. The Divorce rated was at 3 % , now it's over 50% . Poverty and drug use were NOTHING compared to what it is today. Buddy, you are the perfect example why this nation is a mess right now.... In the 50s you didn't lock your homes door. Criminals were not glorified. Hows Jeresy Shore working 4 u??
antifatbastard 6 months ago
@antifatbastard "Buddy" take off the rose colored glasses, I read statistics too..Jersy shore ? never saw it .. "You are a self hating American.." , "you are the perfect example why this nation is a mess right now" . wow your pretty twisted ! " buddy - friend " please ... brain washed ? so how long have you been waiting to unload this rehearsed hateful negative spiel of yours ,did it feel as good as you fantasized ? stop sugar coating! people just like you back then sadly !
tjfreak 6 months ago
@tjfreak I was a State Trooper and combat vet.. The LAST thing I ever wore was rose colored glasses.... I lived and live a REAL life... Enjoy your bullshit pal... I'm done with you... Have a nice day...
antifatbastard 6 months ago
@tjfreak and by the way, Racism,, hummm, now Blacks committ crimes against Whites at a rate of 40 to 1.. FBI Stats , 40 to 1... Are you happy about the 'new' america? This country is at 47% population of people taking money from government. In 1960 it was less than 5 % .. Today it is very Excepted to be a Leech, a Whore, a Druggie, a Pervert, or someone who hates God... You can HAVE todays America... No me my friend..
antifatbastard 6 months ago
Yeah, okay, he's handsome and he's desperate. Write him a contract.
RaineStudio 8 months ago
@minpinful Brain aneurysm in 1989 aged 65.
hirdy6 8 months ago
"Lost in Space," Zorro and dont forget he did time on Bonanza. This is one cool dude.
groundpounder35 8 months ago
What does he say at 2:42?
Awesome actor!
ShadesAtKnight 8 months ago 6
@ShadesAtKnight Turn on Closed Captions
ozricus 8 months ago
@ShadesAtKnight
I think he said "wedo" [güero]. TexMex for "white boy".
tubernator7 4 months ago
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ShadesAtKnight 8 months ago
Interesting that Irwin Allen introduced Guy to David Hedison and Richard Basehart (off camera) who were the stars of Allen's Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea. My mom adored Guy Williams as Zorro. I was a kid in the 60's and grew up with Irwin Allen's science fiction shows.
peppercar 8 months ago
There was a Jack Kennedy look to him, also.
eotto2001 9 months ago 3
@eotto2001 I was thinking that exact same thing, eotto2001. I get the feeling Williams is a great example of an underutilized actor in terms of projects where he could really express his talents. No knock on Space. I just get the feeling there were deeper levels to this guy.
moonjumpr 8 months ago
@moonjumpr Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. I wonder what he would have done in a Tennessee Williams play? Ionesco Waiting for Godot?
eotto2001 7 months ago
fuck that smoking shit , how disgusting !! but that was the case of every actor back then !!!
P.S. : strange that he has nice teeth for a smoker .........
eenhardekerel 9 months ago
Did Guy Williams die of cigarettes?
fishyfish4444 9 months ago
@fishyfish4444 A brain tumor, so anything could've caused that...
Catication 9 months ago
Dammit that man was HANDSOME!!
porcaro4ever 10 months ago
@TheRosaLee23 Fantasy restored! Thanks! :)
tet43 10 months ago
Very smooth, which makes him very sexy, to me anyway.I'm not old enough to remember these rather formal pleasantries, but there's something to be said for a little dignified behavior.It just makes him that much more attractive.
tet43 10 months ago
Yes he was the George Clooney of the sixties, no more a handsome man then him , he was a real man's man. I loved him!!!!
gerladiant 10 months ago
Guy Williams~ I had a huuuge crush on him when I was a little girl :3 I watched Zorro all the time. It was one of my favorite tv-shows!
AddeChan 10 months ago
this man was absolutely gorgeous in every way.......my father actually resembled him....very handsome and talented.....RIP ....Mr. Williams....
avonlady007 11 months ago
Guy Williams, just no words to describe such great character. And there will never be one like him. He will be missed. After seeing him carry some of the most admiriable roles, and with the new era of 80s, 90s, 21st century, long after his passing, a stark difference in society changing values is left behind us since the 60s, which makes Guy Williams the epitome of what anyone one could find in a dream-come-true as a friend, father, leader, confident.
jabrown45100 11 months ago
Guy Williams, just no words to describe such great character. And there will never be one like him. He will be missed.
jabrown45100 11 months ago
Guy Williams was a man of real style and class. Loved him as Doctor John Robinson in Lost In Space. Lost In Space was one of my favorite shows as a kid.
EastCoast20 11 months ago
I had the biggest crush on this man when I was a girl!
thejazzyjuls 11 months ago
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Por favor que alguien haga el subtitulado al español
diyoile 11 months ago
Por favor que alguie haga el subtitulado al español
diyoile 11 months ago
Smooth man just plain smooth.
HuasoPodrido 11 months ago
lol it's so weird seeing him with out a mustache! lol
lenacat17 1 year ago
Viva o grande e eterno Zorro!
TheMarcio2014 1 year ago
He's so charming.
DuhamelVegas 1 year ago
Goodness...Those of us who are the tail-end of the "Boomers" grew up on Lost in Space with Guy Williams in the lead role - until it did devulge into sillyness. But he was a class-act. The first year was shot in black& white - had a dramatic effect. THIS was still the era when mature actors were valued. Today - on most tv shows..everyone is 24-30 years of age - in some cases, they don't seem old enough for the "roles" they portray...Guy was a perfect fit. Class PLUS!!!
GLMuralist 1 year ago
was he grey to begin with or did they initially want Prof Robinson to be older and later changed him to make him look younger?
Iluthra 1 year ago
Sexy smile actually :P
Soesii 1 year ago
The original and the best Zorro. Brings back great childhood memories.
saunders49 1 year ago
he's still charming, and he always will be.
DuhamelVegas 1 year ago
interesting how they ask him to light up a cigarette in both takes. He seemed nervous but it appears that the casting director had already made up his mind and was coaching him through the takes to get the perfect screen test.
mysterymac38 1 year ago
@mysterymac38 I wonder if the cigarette thing was so they could judge his mannerisms and ability to perform minor motor tasks while attempting to pay careful attention to what he was saying?
disorganizedorg 9 months ago
@disorganizedorg You've got it. Notice that they have him look at the camera man and others at different angles to see how he looks--the chit chat is just that.
windstorm1000 3 months ago
Woooow, que hombre tan atractivo, guapisimo
latercerapalabra 1 year ago
disney's "ZORRO"!!!!!
frizzlefrap 1 year ago
please, go ahead and light up
dicktwang 1 year ago
IV ALWAYS HEARD THAT GUY WAS A HOMOSEXUAL!!!!
dannys2222 1 year ago
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lorin848 5 months ago
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@dannys2222
No Guy Williams was not Homosexual !!!!! What are the idiots who can say that !!
He loved Women , was married and had two Children one Girl " Toni " and one Boy " Steve " .
We should not have such crap !!!!
lorin848 5 months ago
@lorin848 WIFE & KIDS DOESNT ALWAYS = STR8
HE MAYVE BEEN BI
EVEN NOW MANY GAYS STILL PRETEND - ESPECIALLY HOLLYWOOD
gas6666 2 months ago
The man was vain and talentless. His constant demands for close-ups drained the show's budget. He was constantly posing; a ridiculous man.
eswyatt 1 year ago
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coralin378 1 year ago
@eswyatt I'm very sorry to read that. He appears so charming in the screen test.
tet43 10 months ago
Did he get the part?
citizenkong 1 year ago
@citizenkong Absolutely, he played prof. Robinson on Lost In Space (65-67), this was his screening, he is speaking to Irwin Allen, the producer of LIS.
stupullen 1 year ago
@stupullen Oh yes!!
citizenkong 1 year ago
@stupullen Do you know if there's a channel here with the series posted? Thanks.
vassephardi 1 year ago
@vassephardi Only bits & pieces...send me a private you tube mail and I'll let you know how to get the series at no cost.
stupullen 1 year ago
@vassephardi Just found ALL of the episodes at hulu.com a couple days ago, along with all the other great Irwin Allen shows from the sixties, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, The Time Tunnel, and Land of the Giants. A great find....hours and hours of nostalgia!! Check it out.
almightycatman 1 year ago
@almightycatman Great. I'll check it out. Thanks.
vassephardi 1 year ago
@citizenkong jup
BosnaDiamond 1 year ago
i was very fortunate to have met G. W. (aka "real name"Armando Casteliano) son Guy Williams Jr. @ a Comic Book Convention some years ago, he was dressed as Zorro! a very nice & pleasant gentleman. =o]
tornmask 1 year ago
Please - go ahead an light up. Jeez - everyone smoked back then.
csmcmillion 1 year ago
This is the kind of stuff that I love finding on the internet. The rare and the odd. Thanks for putting this out there, really.
CaesiusX 1 year ago 25
The greatest!!
cucurulo1945 1 year ago
How cool was he. Guy would be a superstar now days.
zipperboy2 1 year ago
@zipperboy2 LOL- I agree. If Guy were alive and that age today, he'd be a 20 million dollar per film (or a 1 million per TV episode) actor
rayjr62 1 year ago
he reminds me of george clooney..do you agree?
weldon0m 1 year ago
how can this be a screen test where it is obvious that he has been prompted of all the questions and the cigarett is obviousely a throway to the tobacco sponsors.
etrax2000 1 year ago
At first he says his son is 12 then he says his son is 13.
rascal211 1 year ago
They could NOT have picked a better actor!
VinnyMonster1 1 year ago
Guy Williams was soooooooooooooo Cool!
redmark19666 1 year ago
I dont get 'what the wrong thing' was that Guy kept on saying, I dont get that, does anyone get that and could they please say
marciemeow 1 year ago
I actually think he would have been the perfect replacement for Sean Connery when he retired from James Bond. Great Actor and if this is any example, an extraordinarily likeable man. We miss you, Armand!
bkohatl 1 year ago
Buenos Aires loves The best Zorro: Guy Williams.
oepasero 1 year ago
He was an Italian, I'm sick of people calling this man a wetback. Italian people are more cultured there's a difference.
43cdc 1 year ago
Guy's the George Clooney of the 60's...
decemberschild1217 1 year ago 42
@decemberschild1217 He certaintly looks like him!
marijevd 1 year ago
@decemberschild1217
Waaaaay hotter than airbag Clooney!! :))
polemeros 1 year ago
@decemberschild1217 looks like him .. i think he is his long lost father
djslyfox 1 year ago
@decemberschild1217 One of the best insights I've read!! Clooney is allot like him.. A Mans Man.... Thanks for what you wrote!
mancalledT 6 months ago
never seen this before. Loved Lost in Space and watched every episode. Good childhood memories.
zestyguy87 1 year ago
(l)
kanjerfan 1 year ago
This is so Cool.
picchaz 1 year ago
Irwin Allen asking the question
cathode1990 1 year ago
Guy Williams, what a guy!
death2utubenow 1 year ago
My favorite Mexican.
oluham 1 year ago
@oluham - He was Italian.
VirgilB01 1 year ago
why do they always tell him that he can smoke now, in both takes, i dont understand
andyseaview 1 year ago
Who could top Guy Williams in a remake of Lost in Space? His Professor John Robinson was sort of like a 1960s version of teh father from the Waltons. John Robinson had Nerves of Steel, you know whats of Rock, and a Gold Plated Heart. he even looked out for Dr. Smith who messed up his Space Mission.
Roadracer987654321 1 year ago
What a Great Pick..... Mr. Cool :-) LM
Larrymarx 1 year ago
He would have been a better James T Kirk.
DarthSideous63 1 year ago
@DarthSideous63 damn.....i never thought of that....he could have done the James T. Kirk role....I could easily picture that
inkey2 1 year ago
@inkey2 Thank You. I believe that Guy is a better actor than William Shatner.
DarthSideous63 1 year ago
I'm assuming that the very funny thing that was said was, when referring to a 17 year old girl- "is she too old for you"? That was kinda funny.
Indygoguy 1 year ago
Charisma ..
Roddirat 1 year ago
the best zorro ever (:
phoenixhunters 1 year ago
the thumb before i clicked on this made me think it was george clooney...
VTMCompany 1 year ago 2
He was born in Italy..Came here at 2... Not what Hollywood makes Italians look like today.... He was a fine man and a fine father figure and Role Model to many.. A Man's Man..
mancalledT 1 year ago 2
Yup! Classic old school Hollywood actor. First class!
rmas32 1 year ago 2
This very intersting to me.My siblings and I were great fans of this show. First, i didn't know he dyed his hair for the part.Second, he was always so serious and "take charge" in the roleI had no idea how laid back and humorous he could be.Thanks very much for posting this!It was quite insightful.
tet43 1 year ago
kinda reminds me of Clooney here ...
maddymud 1 year ago 2
guy williams a man with a strong impacting face
BosnaDiamond 1 year ago
This looks more like a promo clip to sell the series and the actor to the studio. It seems scripted, because it's all repeated the second time.
fjccommish 1 year ago
They made him dye his gray didn't they. I thought it was supposed to be set in 1997.
Sheri451 1 year ago
@me too, Irwin Allen should have made it 200 years in the future, but it was 1997.
powergirl901 1 year ago
@Sheri451 That was make up to make him look older. If you listen carefully to the interview, it's mentioned.
Actionguy1 1 year ago
Guy could have played " Peter Gunn "!
He was awesome!
johnnynoirman 1 year ago
What a cool clip!
MowgliX 1 year ago
GRANDE GUY!!! GRACIAS POR EXISTIR !!!
jcb167 1 year ago
oh shit - it's my husband!!
annabells 1 year ago
Sin bigotes es otra persona jajajaja... creo que ya sé quien inspiró a George Clooney xD
jluistl 1 year ago
@jluistl Creo que el senor tiene razon. Guy Williams aparece come George Clooney pero su personalidad es tanto mejor.
rjones53 1 year ago
@rjones53 Claro... nada como lo original, jajajaja... no es que Clooney sea una copia, él es solo una versión. Son dos términos distintos u.u
jluistl 1 year ago
Guy seemed somewhat nonverbal in the first take. The second take made up for that.
hyrdrogenalpha 1 year ago
Forever my childhood hero. *sigh* Man, I'm depressed now. Such a loss.
moodysoup 1 year ago 2
@moodysoup
Actually, he died of a brain aneurysm
CorporalReyes 1 year ago
@CorporalReyes They loved him in Buenos Aires, and he died there in 1973 I think. It isn't too bad a place to die I suppose. I lived there for the last two years.
powergirl901 1 year ago
What the hell did they have to give him a screen test for? He was Zorro, dammit. Zorro!
unclebobunclebob 1 year ago 2
Had more promise than almost any actor in the last 50 years. I remember seeing him in a couple of movies and then Lost in Space. Heroic, charming and intelligent. A Great Actor and a good guy. We are the losers from his unfufilled promise, not him. What a great guy! And one of the guys too.
bkohatl 1 year ago 2
A gentleman!
rob777fila 1 year ago
He had grey hair here but not on the show.
GA7777777 1 year ago
really handsome!
1clarinet1981 1 year ago
He's very handsome.
MrRedFredSaid 1 year ago
You can smoke if you want.
Get lung cancer and be the first one to die from the original series.
Go ahead and smoke all you want.
It's your life.
planetcheck 1 year ago
@planetcheck - That's the way it was back then. In the office, people smoked at their desk. You could smoke in department stores. They had ashtrays. Pe