Deborah Kerr Interview - 1973

[squirell1952]

Ms Kerr left her native Caledonia to go down south to the state of England and eventually lost her Scottish accent. Shame! But her red hair she kept, making her a true Scottish Celt!

The scots, by the way, have the highest percentage of redheads on the planet.

Ireland comes in second.

JUST THOUGHT YOU WOULD LIKE TO KNOW, MISS BOULAY!

[4MaryAnna]

Sounds like that's Art Linkletter that's interviewing her. Thank you for posting it.

[2legit64]

"The Day After the Fair" is an amazing play that was made into a movie on PBS with a different title. The lovely Hannah Gordon (from "Upstairs Downstairs" fame) played the main character in the movie and was absolutely heartbreaking. I can only imagine how wonderful Deborah Kerr was in that play. Thanks for posting this.

[orhugs]

Enchanting voice. I could fall asleep to this. <3

[orhugs]

@Rebas1Okie SAME!!! I saw "An affair to remember" this past weekend and now I am eating all of her up!! :) such a gorgeously amazing woman.

[ajb1776]

She was perfection in Black Narcisuss - one of the most beautifully photographed movies ever made.

[andrebontemp]

Life is very unfair sometimes Deborah Kerr had beauty,talent ,charm,Tea and sympathy !!!

Jmb

[jazzfan19605]

I just saw her on the What's My Line? clip. She looked great. Such a beauty.

[amirahas]

Almost ten minutes of Deborah's voice...How lovely.

I've never heard or seen any of her interviews before, so finding this is very special. She's one of my favorite actresses. Thank you for uploading!

[Rebas1Okie]

I JUST discovered Deborah Kerr!! I ABSOLUTLY LOVE HER NOW!!!!!! Soo wonderful! Thank you!

[TempeB]

I was very fortunate to see Ms. Kerr onstage twice at the Kennedy Center in the early 1970s; once for the Edward Albee play 'Seascape' and 'The Day After The Fair'. She was wonderful!

[2legit64]

@TempeB I'm so jealous! I would have loved to have seen her in "The Day After the Fair". Knowing the story, I'm sure that she was just heartbreaking. It easily could have been a part written just for her.

[xander7ful]

Besides being one of the most beautiful Hollywood actresses, she was down-to-earth and warm which is rare. Thank you for posting this.

[Papiprah]

She's such a classy, elegant and just wonderful Lady xx

[pianolvr1]

That's Mike Douglas interviewing her!

[enikkan]

She is one of the best from that era. So calm and classical.

[Petesbabe6]

I've listened to this many times, and never get tired of hearing her perspective and insight on the industry she made history in. Plus, she's funny as heck!:)

[z56Sfny]

You will never imagine how much I enjoyed your "treasure", a real one! I kept listening to it over and over again just to hear her laughing.

I was "introduced" to Deborah Kerr by my parents and as everybody else fell in love with her almost immediately.

Thank you so much!

(Sao Paulo, Brazil)

[cgardner5]

What a treasure. Thank you so much for sharing it with us.

[DesignerArtist]

Wonderful...thank you!!!

[SeleneBowie]

I loved this interview. She's amazing!

[blacktoedferret]

I absolutely love this interview - so many thanks for posting it!

[greyphoenix24]

Thanks so much for this.

She's truly amazing!

[piccolaroccia]

Thank you very very much MissBoulay for uploading this interview. I agree with lyndsy88 that she is indeed a very down to earth lady. She will be missed and loved..!

[DnDx2]

I was visiting London in the late 70's and my friend had theater tickets that night, but didn't know much about the play. When we arrived at the theater and I looked at the marquee I nearly fainted. We were seeing Deborah Kerr. I was thrilled. She was one of my favorite actresses and I got to see her in person. It was marvelous!

[DesignerArtist]

Wow you were so lucky and I am absolutely jealous!!!

I have always loved Deborah Kerr...

[fanofrhymeswithstar]

Excellent! Deborah Kerr is truly a gem! It would be her 87th birthday today though:(. She is truly one of a kind!

[m8161958]

thank you for the posting this! funny and yet somehow knowledgeable interview about her!

[sussie5]

luv this interview its lovely i love deborah kerr

[pinkchampaneandroses]

Thank you sooo much for this! It's a real gem! It's made my day!

[lyndsy88]

that was charming thank you so much, clearly she was a nice down to earth lady.

[bluevienna]

What a splendid surprise! Thank you so very much!!

[anmili]

Adorable! Thank you for this gift! :)

[frostylunetta]

such a gifted actress...more amazing than Ingrid Bergman and Liz Taylor

[Mare4905]

What a wonderful treat to hear Deborah Kerr's 1973 interview! I absolutely adored her as clearly do so many. Thank you so very much, Miss Boulay. Please share more with us if you have any others. Marilyn

[sweetcamera]

I think I love you missboulay! "Mind your own business"...Deborah Kerr never ceases to surprise and delight!

[snapdragon26]

She couldn't be lovelier! Thank you so very much for posting it. Excellent stuff!

[chiaradonna19]

This is really neat! Thank you for posting it!

[xxxbeckybyrnexxx]

fantastic interview thank you.

[HilaryRhyall]

Oh my God!that's wonderful!thank you!!!

[cuckoo4kitties]

Thank you so very much, missboulay. That was a wonderful treat. How & where did you get this from?

[missboulay]

I found it on eBay ages ago. Someone was selling a cassette tape with some recorded radio interviews. One of my happy findings!

[AnnetteWarren]

Thank you very much! This IS a real treasure! :)

[MissTruly]

What a wonderful interview! Thanks so much!

[MonikIlie]

Wonderful work, missboulay! Many candid photos and a very rare interview. I give you 5 stars.