Larry King Interviews Frank Sinatra Part 1

[TheDestinyRebel]

really wish i had the chance to meet this guy.

[JohnSmith88823]

two grumpy peopel

[BandofBrothersWega]

@JohnSmith88823 Sinatra? No he was a funny, charming and classy guy. He was probaly just not as energetic in his old age

[epgrove1961]

Mr. Sinatra is right about pimps, whores and parasites who profit of of other people's success.

Kitty Kelley had no reason to right his unauthorized bio. Just to make a buck. Very sad.

[88mphsss]

I'm embarrassed I never really knew who Sinatra was until after he died...but it seems like I've known about him forever. The man is God. This day must have felt really weird.

[JoeyvKoningsbruggen]

thank you for uploading this

[gnossticc]

Liotta was not the actor to perform as Sinatra: he simply didn't have the looks, the voice, nor the charisma...

[taniariasmith]

@gnossticc  Agreed !!!

[JohnAndRowForever]

Zzzzzzz...........

[stackableg]

He looks like Archie Bunker...

[benadmin]

Thank you Youtube!

[helenajesstarzak]

Man Larry King sure has a great job to be able to interview legends!

[okonh0wp]

1988 was the year in which Sinatra's masterpiece Manchurian Candidate was properly given a theatrical release after Sinatra bought the film rights years earlier and blocked its release. 

[shawthingfilms]

@okonh0wp Manchurian Candidate was only released theatrically in 1998? Really??? Why is that?

[BSLSFAN]

@shawthingfilms The rumor is Sinatra pulled the film after the JFK assassination. Some feel that the film's "withdrawal" was unrelated to the assassination, but that it had "simply played out" by 63. While it was rarely shown after 63, it did appear on network TV. Sinatra may not have acquired rights until the late 70s which some see as evidence that he did not withdraw it for reasons of discretion, however, he could have influenced such a decision without actually holding the rights.

[ickidee1]

Nobody has more respect for Mr. Sinatra than I. But does anyone else notice that Ol' Blue Eyes seems to have brown eyes here?

[superlyrical101]

@ickidee1 yeah that's weird.

[Alejoperal]

Thanks for posting this

[Jarrod92694]

I love what he said about the kiss and tell writers "Theyre pimps and whores" so true lol

[shawthingfilms]

@Jarrod92694 Didn't his long-term wife write a book about her life with him though? Is that not classified as kiss and tell?

[JadeTomZ]

Sinatra did this interview because larry king gave kitty kelly a horrible time over the book she wrote about Frank.

this was his way to say thanks.

[paramedicEmergency51]

Like we all didn't know he had a huge connection with the biggest mobster of all time. I still respect him though

[SuzyZ]

At the height of his conceit at this point in his career (he was 73), his brilliant talent only slightly diminished, the greatest popular singer/entertainer of the 20th century.

[leboharold]

Sinatra was a great talent but completely full of it when talking about certain things

[Goedhartbros]

From the '80s or '90s is this interview?

[BSLSFAN]

@Goedhartbros  This interview was done in 1988 and rebroadcast after Sinatra's death in 1998.

[shawno009]

best interview in the world, i love it when two level headed smart people can just sit at a table and bullshit about whatever they are passionate about. great upload.

[amandre9000]

thx for posting!!

[levimoreno]

Sinatra was the best.

[seoulman101]

this interview is a treasure..

[flippy5135]

great stuff.

[theDygresja]

Thank you!!! What a treasure!