There will never, ever, be another Vincent Price. How lucky we are to have his films so we can still hear that beautiful voice, see that handsome face, and enjoy a great sense of humor.
My dad saw Vincent Price at the Airport. My dad was taking a 9:00 PM flight to New York. Vincent was killing Vampires at Gate 4. Everyone has their hobbies.
Ahhhh! I love Vincent Price. :D He was such an outstanding actor...every single one of his performances were brilliant. He's probably the only actor I wouldn't want to change any of his scenes.
Walter Pidgeon! Once interviewed by an Englishman in the 1950s who, very nervously, began with the immortal words "it's a great Pidgeon to meet you, Mr.Privilege".
It's rather sad to see what we've lost. The whole point of this show wasn't the game; rather an opportunity to see erudite, witty people having a great time. That they managed to be charming and witty without being pretentious is the real trick. It's like going to a great cocktail party through your TV. They just don't make shows like this anymore!
I've been watching all of the celebrities that appear on What's My Line... I have to say that I had forgotten how many refined and talented people used to be "celebrities".
We've not only gone downhill, we're way past scraping the bottom of the barrel... people now follow the lives of spoiled, talentless idiots and call them celebrities.
This is the danger of pandering to the general public.
Denzel Washington, Mel Gibson, Tom Hanks, Meryl Streep, Jack Nicholson, Jeff Bridges, Johnny Depp, Julia Roberts, Daniel Day-Lewis, Morgan Freeman, Sandra Bullock & Cate Blanchett
it's dummies like George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, Lindsay Lohan, Kim Kardashian, Nicholas Cage etc.
Everyone needs to check out Vincentennial, the 100th birthday film festival going on right now in Saint Louis, Missouri until May 28! His daughter Victoria Price will be hosting two events!
Fuck me, I started watching some Bill Hicks classics, then got linked to G Carlin, saw him young on What's my line which led me to this video... I LOVE YOUTUBE, I just realised how much I've been taking it for granted. I've never seen vincent price out of character (if he is, considering that outrageous french accent) and he seems even greater than I thought... And all thanks to youtube, and people like you uploading these rare gems. THANK YOU ALL....
We will never have great actors like this again! Holywood only focuses on looks and gossip and mostly releases shit as movies. If Vincent was still alive, he wouldve been perfect for the Joker in The Dark Knight
What a guy. I tell you one thing, if even one-tenth of the entertainment industry was made up of people who had the charisma, the ability, and the intellegence of Mr. Price, I think the world would truly be a better place. At the very least, we'd see fewer fodder television shows and fewer lower than dog crap movies.
@beefchops2011 Sadly, the industry bases on profit. If there aren't more people like vincent price under the spotlight nowadays it's because there's no audience for them. So the world is fucked up and entertainment adjusts to that.... Although, come to think of it, the world was pretty fucked up back then also, only less people knew it.
@DeusExMachina1111 One reason I like YT. Here I pick what I like and want to watch .. not some suit who worships only money. Nothing wrong with profits mind you. The problem is playing to the lowest common denomiator of people.
@ETericET The lowest common denominator is so true. If one compiled a list of the people in the entertainment field from that time back to, oh, Irving Berlin; so many have made a postitive contribution in some way that is so lacking today.
There will NEVER EVER be another VINCENT PRICE...He was OUTSTANDING in every single performance, a true gentleman, cultured and refined...He was tall, dark and handsome...An art affectionado..HE WAS THE BEST...SORELY MISSED BY ALL!
Those were the times when we had really admirable celebrities, now we have all we have left is stuff like Lil' Wayne and Kim Kardashian, Lord have mercy!
@rebk1228 i think its partially ours and the medias faults, i mean when they do something wrong they get so much coverage its redic. and then the demand for them when they sober up is HUGE for two reasons, one people remember how they were pre crazy, and want to see if they are just as good post crazy, or two they want to form their own opinion of whether or not they think they really recovered from whatever it was they were recovering from.
@rebk1228 ah this is when tv was class not this garbanzo garbage they shove at u & say here like it,,, i miss those days .. HEY WHY DONT THE EXECS AT STUDIOS DO A RESEARCH TOPIC ON WHAT PPL WANT & WHAT THEY SAY NOT WHAT YOUNG PPL LIKE ALL THE TIME,... I do believe in old souls in young bodies,, whats so wrong w classics
@lisa4615 Lisa you are right on the spot! I am in my early 30s and I find myself practically unable to watch TV! I prefer the interactivity of the web, where I can choose what I watch, when and for how long. I'd rather browse for quality vintage classics over here, it's much more fulfilling for me...and keeps me as far away as possible from Jersey Shore! LOL
@rebk1228 your fault your generation really screwed us over you grew up in an america that was winning .... I was born in the post soviet world and all I ever hear growing up is that we suck and we are fat and lazy .. in my america we dont win
@TheJasonDR Compared to present time and the time this show was running (50s-60s) the late 70s were not exactly a cultural/economical Renaissance, so my generation is not as advantaged as you might assume...but at least we had disco, LOL
@rebk1228 no you had so much more than that ... the only time my generation won at anything was killing osama literally I cannot recall america winning at something else ...also you guys were the first generation in US history that didnt care for future generations also .... you guys were actually the richest generation in Human History .... psychologically healthier as well....
@rebk1228 CAn you imagine if this show aired today? Imagine Kim Kardashian for example. "Are you an actor?" Hmm, no. "Do you play in a band?" Nope. "Are you associated with motion pictures?" Nope, sorry. "Do you play any instruments?" Nope again. Back then, celebrities were accomplished actors, scholars and musicians who could hold an intelligent conversation.
@Moonlitepack What?! Gaga gets ripped here, only idiots think she's talented. Not everybody drinks and you're spelling they're wrong and trying to call people retards. Your views are extremely skewed
those people back then had real class, were funny and had good manners / behaviour. they were and still are real role models. i love the way they talked, always respectfully but funny at the same time. that was really the golden era.
Tell me about it, I grew up in the 50's, it makes me sick to see kids today listening to rap-crap and saying "fuck" a dozen times in each sentence, like they think they're being clever.
@TheJomogogo not only the kids. a lot of so-called celebrities nowadays act like complete idiots with no manners. it seems that those actors, actress, singers etc. back then were more sophisticated, smart and more polite.
much of edward g robinson's fabled art collection turned out to be fakes. I guess thats why everybody laughed because anyone could have known more about art than Ed. I gues they found it funny back then
@etrax2000 interesting about eddie g and vincent they were friends if anyone could have and would have told eddie the truth about his art collection it would have been vincent,(who didnt consider e.g.r. a pro at art, after reading vincents bio by his daughter , no mention of fakes though what you are talking about sounds like a plot from i think it was the movie scarlet street with him am not sure, in any case what was verifiable and real was worth a quarter of a million if memory serves
gotta love Vincent Price, that voice of his mixed in with that giggle=best horror/comedy actor ever, or just best actor ever! i nominate Vincent Price for President of the United States
What a wonderful guy and yes a true gentleman..they just make guys like Vincent Price anymore....I've always adored him, even as a little girl...rest in peace, sir...
man, blown away at this man's grace, poise, speaking ability, and clearly an "educated" "Cultured" "Manicured" and so well spoken! listen to him transition into some lovely French Phrases with ease. wow! whew! unreal. and just loved how "people" were back in this time. won't find anything like this now. now it's our phony, often Violent, and yes, even Scripted "reality" TV
clearly, what we're watching here is from better days gone by. simply a better era altogether.
Ahhhh, Vincent Price. So hilarious!! Yes, he was a total gentleman and an excellent actor. View Laura, any and all of his horror flicks and, if you want to see him in a very funny role, Champagen for Caesar. He also did much for art and it's promotion. He was instrumental in getting for East Los Angeles City College (ELAC) a good art department along with an art gallery that bears his hame. He truly was a genleman.
Putting Vincent Price and What's My Line together is like a perfect storm of savoir-faire, wit and class. And I love that everyone pretty much knew French back then. How quickly things have changed.
Vincent Price is the definition of a true gentleman. So talented, sophisticated, handsome, that voice! OMG! and a fabulous personality to top it off. Now that is a truly admirable celebrity.
Ah, classic television ads. Always a riot. And then, top it off with one the greatest performers of all time, the legendary Vincent Price, and you've got one of the funniest moments in game show history.
First of all, the jackass who said "you obviously aren't a singer" was stupid, because VP could sing fine. Also, I don't know how they didn't get him sooner. No way to truly disguise that darkly mellifluous voice of his. And that laugh!
I am perhaps only 19 years-old, but Vincent Price is my favorite actor from the 'Classical' times with Clark Gable and Marlon Brando. And, as being from Belgium, I can say that he has a really good accent ^^
its astonishing how someone can be so charming and entertaining and yet attached to a million nightmares as Mr Price probably is. Watching this I almost wish he'd done more comedy acting.
I am 16 now. But when I was younger House on Haunted Hill (Vincent's version of course) was my favorite movie and still remains one of my favorites (: At age 5/6 I was like in love with him xD I was so sad to find out that he died the day after I was born. I was born on October 24,1993. He died October 25, 1993. R.I.P. Vincent ):
@JackMcFarlandFan1 i've also loved him since i was a little kid. :) used to watch his old movies on tv. he's a legend! i wish more young people today would take the time to find out who he was.
Man, you make me feel old. I still remember driving home from late shift at work that October night and heard his obit on the late-night news radio. It moved me far more than I expected. I hadn't thought of him in many years until that night, but I actually had to pull over into a parking lot and thought of those terrific films he made that I grew up watching.
You're wise beyond your years. Thanks to DVDs, I hope you and your generation can keep him alive.
Price's last marriage was to the Australian actress Coral Browne, who appeared with him (as one of his victims) in Theatre of Blood (1973). He converted to Catholicism to marry her, and she became a U.S. citizen for him.
Price was married three times and fathered a son, named Vincent Barrett Price, with his first wife, former actress Edith Barrett. Price and his second wife Mary Grant Price donated hundreds of works of art and a large amount of money to East Los Angeles College in the early 1960s in order to endow the Vincent and Mary Price Gallery there. Their daughter, Mary Victoria Price, was born in 1962.
Yes he probably would have been. Angela Jolie claims to lust after loads of women but in the same breath says she could never be married to one. And she loves kids ! But he might have married an open minded woman and been faithful to her too. People do things for complex reasons. And in countries like Mexico Poland and Turkey people marry to become part of a family structure and make babies Not for individual emotional fulfillment. That comes from close same sex friends.
If I was back in those days I'd be drooling all over him people that met him were lucky as all I can say he is stunning
forensicgothgal 1 week ago
Vincent Price was a famous dolphin right?
WanderLink 1 week ago
dude I would've guessed correctly in two seconds or less. How can you NOT recognize that voice??
Vortianized 3 weeks ago
There will never, ever, be another Vincent Price. How lucky we are to have his films so we can still hear that beautiful voice, see that handsome face, and enjoy a great sense of humor.
pouchfreeman 3 weeks ago
I was fortunate enough to have met Mr. Price late in his life. He was such a gentleman, so polite and just a wonderful, charming man.
Ulysses61 1 month ago
Such a great, wicked laugh around 2:56
twiwonder 1 month ago
My dad saw Vincent Price at the Airport. My dad was taking a 9:00 PM flight to New York. Vincent was killing Vampires at Gate 4. Everyone has their hobbies.
BansheeMilk 1 month ago
Arlene Francis...she has rotten blood!!!
VivaChiba76 2 months ago
I love his handwriting :)
abn666 2 months ago
Ahhhh! I love Vincent Price. :D He was such an outstanding actor...every single one of his performances were brilliant. He's probably the only actor I wouldn't want to change any of his scenes.
spotsycool 2 months ago
sexy accent!
vincetadark 3 months ago in playlist vincetadark's favorites
How could they not recognize that wonderful voice?
rickw1100 3 months ago
best signature evaar
Cxmonet 3 months ago
As soon as you hear that voith you'd know.
Jcolinsol 4 months ago in playlist Mysterious Mystery 2
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hole1991 4 months ago
what a gorgeous man. these days we look at the ridiculousness of baggy clothes all day long.
zashmashh 4 months ago 5
My dream man, Mr. Vincent Price.
MegaSamtastic 5 months ago 4
what about his voice? unmistakeable
MoveOverCasanova 5 months ago 2
Walter Pidgeon! Once interviewed by an Englishman in the 1950s who, very nervously, began with the immortal words "it's a great Pidgeon to meet you, Mr.Privilege".
Moggridge1 5 months ago 3
does anyone see the similarity to jeff bridges?vinny then & jeff now.
nomiclas 5 months ago
It's rather sad to see what we've lost. The whole point of this show wasn't the game; rather an opportunity to see erudite, witty people having a great time. That they managed to be charming and witty without being pretentious is the real trick. It's like going to a great cocktail party through your TV. They just don't make shows like this anymore!
simonferrer 6 months ago 2
The man could play any role from comedy to horror.. and did have a great singing voice.
mgwilliams1000 6 months ago
LOVE his signature
fbebeats 6 months ago
what a top bloke he was. RIP
mrspivvy 6 months ago
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2:54 I'm surprised they didn't immediately figure out it was Vincent Price from that laugh.
Crosseyedpresident 6 months ago
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Crosseyedpresident 6 months ago
I've been watching all of the celebrities that appear on What's My Line... I have to say that I had forgotten how many refined and talented people used to be "celebrities".
We've not only gone downhill, we're way past scraping the bottom of the barrel... people now follow the lives of spoiled, talentless idiots and call them celebrities.
This is the danger of pandering to the general public.
ClarenceHW 6 months ago 2
Geez, actors used to be so talented. These days it's all just boobs and muscles and "mumblecore", christ help us.
SovietTelevision 6 months ago 2
@SovietTelevision u can't 4get people like
Denzel Washington, Mel Gibson, Tom Hanks, Meryl Streep, Jack Nicholson, Jeff Bridges, Johnny Depp, Julia Roberts, Daniel Day-Lewis, Morgan Freeman, Sandra Bullock & Cate Blanchett
it's dummies like George Clooney, Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, Lindsay Lohan, Kim Kardashian, Nicholas Cage etc.
AziaXtremeInphinity 6 months ago
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aznramenboi 6 months ago
@AziaXtremeInphinity Why do you have Mel Gibson on that list? And why is George Clooney along the likes of all those other celebritrash?
aznramenboi 6 months ago
@aznramenboi I don't understand what do u mean
AziaXtremeInphinity 6 months ago
Vincent Price & Walter Pidgeon look like brothers
AziaXtremeInphinity 6 months ago
3:25 Like Dastardly?
johnnysbubbletop63 7 months ago
I must say I love his signature...
asbriel 7 months ago
You dont get famous for being talented anymore. seriously
urbaninjas 8 months ago 8
He forgot to dot the "i" on his first name!
justtim 8 months ago
Everyone needs to check out Vincentennial, the 100th birthday film festival going on right now in Saint Louis, Missouri until May 28! His daughter Victoria Price will be hosting two events!
Chizpurfle52595 8 months ago 2
lmfaooo no smile after his song outburst "ouiiiii je suissss un artisteeee!"
Hadeydeppio 8 months ago 3
vince was mighty handsome. no. i'm no twink neither. got the balls to say what i want.
666caimbirdofhell 8 months ago
I wish this show still existed. It would be cool.
Also, I just LOVED Vincent Price.
cristoforoantonio 8 months ago 2
@cristoforoantonio
Sadly, wouldn't be half as cool without all those personalities;
gyrene1966 7 months ago
Him and Liberace had a thing going
nikonguy102 8 months ago
That is one sexy fucker. Oh, and.. um.. [insert complaint about how fucked up times have become here]...
lulu221094 9 months ago
What a delightful man! Unique wonderful people such as Mr. Price are a treasure.
itjustfigures 9 months ago
Anyone who thinks Mr. Price isn't a singer needs to hear 'When Day is Done'. *lol*
Bobzeaux 9 months ago
I always loved Mr Price's movies and now .. wow!
ETericET 10 months ago
Oh, God. I love this man.
twiwonder 10 months ago
Fuck me, I started watching some Bill Hicks classics, then got linked to G Carlin, saw him young on What's my line which led me to this video... I LOVE YOUTUBE, I just realised how much I've been taking it for granted. I've never seen vincent price out of character (if he is, considering that outrageous french accent) and he seems even greater than I thought... And all thanks to youtube, and people like you uploading these rare gems. THANK YOU ALL....
DeusExMachina1111 10 months ago 4
We will never have great actors like this again! Holywood only focuses on looks and gossip and mostly releases shit as movies. If Vincent was still alive, he wouldve been perfect for the Joker in The Dark Knight
HeadBangerAust 10 months ago
What a guy. I tell you one thing, if even one-tenth of the entertainment industry was made up of people who had the charisma, the ability, and the intellegence of Mr. Price, I think the world would truly be a better place. At the very least, we'd see fewer fodder television shows and fewer lower than dog crap movies.
beefchops2011 10 months ago 5
@beefchops2011 Sadly, the industry bases on profit. If there aren't more people like vincent price under the spotlight nowadays it's because there's no audience for them. So the world is fucked up and entertainment adjusts to that.... Although, come to think of it, the world was pretty fucked up back then also, only less people knew it.
DeusExMachina1111 10 months ago
@DeusExMachina1111 One reason I like YT. Here I pick what I like and want to watch .. not some suit who worships only money. Nothing wrong with profits mind you. The problem is playing to the lowest common denomiator of people.
ETericET 10 months ago
@ETericET The lowest common denominator is so true. If one compiled a list of the people in the entertainment field from that time back to, oh, Irving Berlin; so many have made a postitive contribution in some way that is so lacking today.
brgilbert2 8 months ago
@beefchops2011 hear hear!
twiwonder 10 months ago
There will NEVER EVER be another VINCENT PRICE...He was OUTSTANDING in every single performance, a true gentleman, cultured and refined...He was tall, dark and handsome...An art affectionado..HE WAS THE BEST...SORELY MISSED BY ALL!
Missing you always!!!
Taharah007 11 months ago 116
Vincent Price was a fantastic man, and one hell of an actor. RIP Vincent You are missed very much
ronssexybikerbae 11 months ago
He must be so pleased to be compared with Kirk Douglas, Rock Hudson, and Yul Brynner.
bitherwack 11 months ago
I Love him! What a great personality!!
BadChizzle 11 months ago 4
Vincent Price: The epitome of Manlihood, sophistication and elegance.
orwellianson 11 months ago 4
one of the greatest actors of all time!!!!
MrCaveman366 11 months ago 4
"I have often walked down that street before"
Simply perfect!
Tanzz88 11 months ago
Those were the times when we had really admirable celebrities, now we have all we have left is stuff like Lil' Wayne and Kim Kardashian, Lord have mercy!
rebk1228 1 year ago 161
@rebk1228 i think its partially ours and the medias faults, i mean when they do something wrong they get so much coverage its redic. and then the demand for them when they sober up is HUGE for two reasons, one people remember how they were pre crazy, and want to see if they are just as good post crazy, or two they want to form their own opinion of whether or not they think they really recovered from whatever it was they were recovering from.
xXxXBleedPurpleXxXx 9 months ago
@rebk1228 ah this is when tv was class not this garbanzo garbage they shove at u & say here like it,,, i miss those days .. HEY WHY DONT THE EXECS AT STUDIOS DO A RESEARCH TOPIC ON WHAT PPL WANT & WHAT THEY SAY NOT WHAT YOUNG PPL LIKE ALL THE TIME,... I do believe in old souls in young bodies,, whats so wrong w classics
lisa4615 8 months ago
@lisa4615 Lisa you are right on the spot! I am in my early 30s and I find myself practically unable to watch TV! I prefer the interactivity of the web, where I can choose what I watch, when and for how long. I'd rather browse for quality vintage classics over here, it's much more fulfilling for me...and keeps me as far away as possible from Jersey Shore! LOL
rebk1228 8 months ago 3
@rebk1228 Wow ,yeah, that's way to right. :O But Tim Knol is funny. If you're Dutch.
Broommaster2000 7 months ago
@rebk1228 your fault your generation really screwed us over you grew up in an america that was winning .... I was born in the post soviet world and all I ever hear growing up is that we suck and we are fat and lazy .. in my america we dont win
TheJasonDR 5 months ago
@TheJasonDR Compared to present time and the time this show was running (50s-60s) the late 70s were not exactly a cultural/economical Renaissance, so my generation is not as advantaged as you might assume...but at least we had disco, LOL
rebk1228 5 months ago
@rebk1228 no you had so much more than that ... the only time my generation won at anything was killing osama literally I cannot recall america winning at something else ...also you guys were the first generation in US history that didnt care for future generations also .... you guys were actually the richest generation in Human History .... psychologically healthier as well....
TheJasonDR 5 months ago
@rebk1228 CAn you imagine if this show aired today? Imagine Kim Kardashian for example. "Are you an actor?" Hmm, no. "Do you play in a band?" Nope. "Are you associated with motion pictures?" Nope, sorry. "Do you play any instruments?" Nope again. Back then, celebrities were accomplished actors, scholars and musicians who could hold an intelligent conversation.
ArfPaws 4 months ago 4
he even writes pretty! this man is just so classy!
SSButtaButt 1 year ago 4
The guy's a blast!
Superphilipp 1 year ago 3
2:54 Oh come on. The laugh. The effing LAUGH.
90sComputerGames 1 year ago 6
Panel: Would one consider you a serious actor as supposed a comedian
Vincent: -laughs-
SaweetTooth 1 year ago
WOW, this was back in a time where Americans actually spoke and understood other languages! HAHAHAHA!
elswordmaster 1 year ago 2
@elswordmaster People are still multilingual.. that makes no sense lol
teemell19 1 year ago
@teemell19 americans are not their fucking retards who drink beer and find lady gaga as a talented singer
Moonlitepack 1 year ago
@Moonlitepack What?! Gaga gets ripped here, only idiots think she's talented. Not everybody drinks and you're spelling they're wrong and trying to call people retards. Your views are extremely skewed
teemell19 1 year ago
One of the classiest men to ever grace Hollywood with his presence.
stabbification 1 year ago 4
vincent's voice is soooo distinctive. i think i would have recognized it right away.
jaystreete 1 year ago
This show was so racist towards those born without eyes.
rigormortiiis 1 year ago
Vincent had true savoir-faire.. Spiffing chap..
Lytton333 1 year ago
Vincent had true Savoir-faire.. Spiffing chap..
Lytton333 1 year ago
"I have often walked that street before" Is that a reference to My Fair Lady?
piaaguilos 1 year ago
LMAO at 1st answer!
debbiechickie5 1 year ago 2
lol AMAZING!!!! :D
hpsapphire915 1 year ago
How did they not guess that, he has one of the more recognisable voices.....EVER....
Clivepom 1 year ago
Vincent's voice is an example that smoking does have its advantages.
Menegoth 1 year ago
He did indeed have a great touch with comedy. Bela Lugosi had better timing, but Price had excellent delivery.
Hikikomori013 1 year ago
wtf
kermitdefrog123 1 year ago
Many forget that for many, many years he starred as a funny, mild-mannered detective on radio, "The Saint."
hourlynewscaster 1 year ago 2
Who are these two people who voted against?
That they denounce themselves ^^
Thanks so much for sharing :) 5*
grandehillusion 1 year ago
He's funny
CalumK1982 1 year ago
I would've guessed after the 3rd answer!
aaallleeexxx62 1 year ago
I've never noticed this before...he looks a little bit like Paul Newman!
Yeah, yeah I know, Price was around long before Newman, but still there is a resemblance.
JR1960actor 1 year ago
CAN YOU DIG IT?!
GhettoBlaster100 1 year ago
@GhettoBlaster100 agreed!
pixi2nv 1 year ago
I would have married that man :D
carriewhite410 1 year ago 10
amazed they didn't recognise his voice straight off - so distinctive
peterwimsey1 1 year ago 8
This makes me nostalgic for something that ended 30 years before I was born.
Useless2112 1 year ago 5
He is so handsome. God why was I born in the wrong era?
pixi2nv 1 year ago 7
those people back then had real class, were funny and had good manners / behaviour. they were and still are real role models. i love the way they talked, always respectfully but funny at the same time. that was really the golden era.
Cosmic86x 1 year ago 2
@Cosmic86x
Tell me about it, I grew up in the 50's, it makes me sick to see kids today listening to rap-crap and saying "fuck" a dozen times in each sentence, like they think they're being clever.
TheJomogogo 1 year ago
@TheJomogogo not only the kids. a lot of so-called celebrities nowadays act like complete idiots with no manners. it seems that those actors, actress, singers etc. back then were more sophisticated, smart and more polite.
Cosmic86x 1 year ago 5
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@Cosmic86x
I blame ourselves. We started acting like negroes were cool.
TheJomogogo 1 year ago
much of edward g robinson's fabled art collection turned out to be fakes. I guess thats why everybody laughed because anyone could have known more about art than Ed. I gues they found it funny back then
etrax2000 1 year ago
@etrax2000 interesting about eddie g and vincent they were friends if anyone could have and would have told eddie the truth about his art collection it would have been vincent,(who didnt consider e.g.r. a pro at art, after reading vincents bio by his daughter , no mention of fakes though what you are talking about sounds like a plot from i think it was the movie scarlet street with him am not sure, in any case what was verifiable and real was worth a quarter of a million if memory serves
Dravenswraith 11 months ago
that voice was too easy
etrax2000 1 year ago
gotta love Vincent Price, that voice of his mixed in with that giggle=best horror/comedy actor ever, or just best actor ever! i nominate Vincent Price for President of the United States
HeadBangerAust 1 year ago 2
Vincent Price was a lovely and wonderful man RIP Vincent Price
ronssexybikerbae 1 year ago
men like these are not made any more
cuetogomez 1 year ago
What a wonderful guy and yes a true gentleman..they just make guys like Vincent Price anymore....I've always adored him, even as a little girl...rest in peace, sir...
CharityBarnum 1 year ago
Vincent Price was marvelous! The original House of Wax was great!
BitterBosh 1 year ago
man, blown away at this man's grace, poise, speaking ability, and clearly an "educated" "Cultured" "Manicured" and so well spoken! listen to him transition into some lovely French Phrases with ease. wow! whew! unreal. and just loved how "people" were back in this time. won't find anything like this now. now it's our phony, often Violent, and yes, even Scripted "reality" TV
clearly, what we're watching here is from better days gone by. simply a better era altogether.
drumdude46 1 year ago 4
Absolutely electrifying in the original House of Wax with Charles Buchinsky more commonly known as Charles Bronson.
skrat5 1 year ago
What a lovely, talented man he was.
annikee59 1 year ago 3
Ahhhh, Vincent Price. So hilarious!! Yes, he was a total gentleman and an excellent actor. View Laura, any and all of his horror flicks and, if you want to see him in a very funny role, Champagen for Caesar. He also did much for art and it's promotion. He was instrumental in getting for East Los Angeles City College (ELAC) a good art department along with an art gallery that bears his hame. He truly was a genleman.
Inttelgal 1 year ago
What a great show. and I'm 23
DrPoon 1 year ago
Yul Brynner?
whatimesit 1 year ago
@whatimesit Haha, def not Yul Brynner, that's for sure!
MsSarjen 1 year ago
definitely have to mask that voice, otherwise you could recognize him instantly.
You can still hear some of that unique Vincent Price voice.
VAFranky 1 year ago
Love Vincent Price ! I never tire of watching him perform ! He always was a fine gentleman!
dbrinkm1 1 year ago
HYSTERICAL
carlaird 1 year ago
I wish I could go into a time machine and land in the 50's.
radconserv86 1 year ago 4
Classy, smart, cool. A rockin' guy. Great signature, too!
Trund27 1 year ago
Egghead is one of Batman's most excentric villains.. he should be in the next Christopher Nolan-directed-the-Dark-Knight-sequel..
DemiathDoomhammer 1 year ago
vincent is my hero!
jeanniemariek 1 year ago
I love that he speaks French!
auzio 1 year ago 2
People used to write so well ! lol I love this haha "ouiiii je suis un arrtiste !"
meryldepp 1 year ago
Putting Vincent Price and What's My Line together is like a perfect storm of savoir-faire, wit and class. And I love that everyone pretty much knew French back then. How quickly things have changed.
oxfordruse 1 year ago 5
this show rocks!
orochimaruluvrgrl95 1 year ago
Vincent Price is the definition of a true gentleman. So talented, sophisticated, handsome, that voice! OMG! and a fabulous personality to top it off. Now that is a truly admirable celebrity.
rebk1228 1 year ago 6
@rebk1228 Yes, he is a celebrity you can feel good about admiring!
Trund27 1 year ago
Ah, classic television ads. Always a riot. And then, top it off with one the greatest performers of all time, the legendary Vincent Price, and you've got one of the funniest moments in game show history.
KeizerXilian 1 year ago
That was a good segment for that otherwise mostly lame show. Thanks to Vincent Price's personality!
verbusen 1 year ago
One of the most recognizable voices in show business ever. I can't believe it took them so long to nail it down.
koinshaku 1 year ago
I love how people were so refined and civilized.
turntapzap 1 year ago
His voice is like silk!!! I love Vincent Price. <3 <3
Pravana9122 1 year ago 2
Andrew Ryan?
XtrmMcjohnson 1 year ago
First of all, the jackass who said "you obviously aren't a singer" was stupid, because VP could sing fine. Also, I don't know how they didn't get him sooner. No way to truly disguise that darkly mellifluous voice of his. And that laugh!
shuckslbj 1 year ago
Nearly had a heart attack when Rock Hudson was mentioned... he should have been on this show!!!
inkenyo 1 year ago
I would think it would be obvious with his little slips.
cookmoore 1 year ago
ooh that voice!
guillaume2005 1 year ago 2
love this guy :)
BtoCtrill 1 year ago
I am perhaps only 19 years-old, but Vincent Price is my favorite actor from the 'Classical' times with Clark Gable and Marlon Brando. And, as being from Belgium, I can say that he has a really good accent ^^
roxor1080 1 year ago
I am perhaps only 19 years-old, but Vincent Price is my favorite actor from the 'Classical' times with Clark Gable and Marlon Brando.
roxor1080 1 year ago
@roxor1080
I don't mean to be annoying or anything, but when you use "perhaps" in that way, it seems like you aren't quite sure how old you are. :)
h3lblad3 1 year ago
beautiful signature
sjkdec18 1 year ago 52
so funny, many celebrities on the panels were former radio stars/actors and they don;t guess fellow radio actors who appear as mystery guest
MrSaxman77 1 year ago
What an Humble and fantastic actor, Bravo!
yoavsand 1 year ago 2
vincent price was wayyyyy before my time, i'm 14 and i still love him all the same hahah :)
jdepplovr33 1 year ago 2
@kakadoodoo3000 It is a shame. I hate having to explain who he is to my friends and they just ignore me.
JackMcFarlandFan1 1 year ago
its astonishing how someone can be so charming and entertaining and yet attached to a million nightmares as Mr Price probably is. Watching this I almost wish he'd done more comedy acting.
KINGROOSTER45 1 year ago 3
That guy was a total gentleman.
weinerbongo 1 year ago 81
I wish that Vincent Price still lived
92af 1 year ago 4
I am 16 now. But when I was younger House on Haunted Hill (Vincent's version of course) was my favorite movie and still remains one of my favorites (: At age 5/6 I was like in love with him xD I was so sad to find out that he died the day after I was born. I was born on October 24,1993. He died October 25, 1993. R.I.P. Vincent ):
JackMcFarlandFan1 1 year ago 3
@JackMcFarlandFan1 i've also loved him since i was a little kid. :) used to watch his old movies on tv. he's a legend! i wish more young people today would take the time to find out who he was.
kakadoodoo3000 1 year ago 3
@JackMcFarlandFan1
Man, you make me feel old. I still remember driving home from late shift at work that October night and heard his obit on the late-night news radio. It moved me far more than I expected. I hadn't thought of him in many years until that night, but I actually had to pull over into a parking lot and thought of those terrific films he made that I grew up watching.
You're wise beyond your years. Thanks to DVDs, I hope you and your generation can keep him alive.
60sThru80s 1 year ago
c'mon panel! It SOUNDS like him!!!!
BtoCtrill 1 year ago 3
I have always found Vincent Price VERY interesting and loved all of his works,acting painting and cooking.
redwing46901 1 year ago 3
The remaining information:
Price's last marriage was to the Australian actress Coral Browne, who appeared with him (as one of his victims) in Theatre of Blood (1973). He converted to Catholicism to marry her, and she became a U.S. citizen for him.
mythid12 1 year ago
Price was married three times and fathered a son, named Vincent Barrett Price, with his first wife, former actress Edith Barrett. Price and his second wife Mary Grant Price donated hundreds of works of art and a large amount of money to East Los Angeles College in the early 1960s in order to endow the Vincent and Mary Price Gallery there. Their daughter, Mary Victoria Price, was born in 1962.
mythid12 1 year ago
Vincent Price was one of the True Actors .
bharathashok2005 1 year ago 4
Vincent Price had a good sense of humour and unlike so many other "Actors" he did not appear to take himself too seriously. Which is refreshing.
TheWhitehall 1 year ago 4
vincent price would have been out had he been born 50 years later
bphutchins 1 year ago
What do you mean by out?
ciezza 1 year ago
out of the closet, openly gay
bphutchins 1 year ago
I honestly don't think so.
ciezza 1 year ago
lol you're kidding right?
bphutchins 1 year ago
Yes he probably would have been. Angela Jolie claims to lust after loads of women but in the same breath says she could never be married to one. And she loves kids ! But he might have married an open minded woman and been faithful to her too. People do things for complex reasons. And in countries like Mexico Poland and Turkey people marry to become part of a family structure and make babies Not for individual emotional fulfillment. That comes from close same sex friends.
bdweightexer 1 year ago
I had the hangman board game!!!! bought it at a flea market i wish i still had it!!!
skullmask5 1 year ago
awsonme
BigTimeAndy 1 year ago
I lovee when he smiles. :] He's so handsome.
xNikkaX3 1 year ago 2
Isn't he! He'd be my husband if he was still alive.
ciezza 1 year ago
One of the finest. Ever. Anywhere.
drido 2 years ago 3
Classic. Just classic. ;~)
mycodenameismonkey 2 years ago