Interview with Judith O'Dea star of Night of the Living Dead

[actorben]

She seems so nice, sweet, and talented.

[actorben]

Thumbs up if you want her to make a cameo in, "The Walking Dead!"

[protectorofillinois3]

WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW!!!! Judith looks terrific!!!! Her strong performance in Night of the Living Dead was THE BOMB!!!! You can tell how nice and friendly she is :-)

[ComicsAroundTheBay]

"Stop it! You're ignorant!"

(Why hasn't anyone snagged this broad for another zombie movie already?)

[MrVagrantArt]

She is American, born in Pittsburgh. She speaks in what may be termed a Mid-Atlantic or Boarding School Accent, favored by many actors during Hollywood's Golden Age (1930's - 1950's).

[mycorolla07]

It sounds like she has like a British accent, I didn't hear that accent in the NOTLD movie.

[BodiesInMyBackyard]

She's not English..she just talks goofy I guess. Her Wikipedia page said she was born in Pennsylvania

[CARDUELIS999]

Holy Crap!  She's English?! Vaguely disappointed.

[zTiamaTz]

Wow, if it weren't for the hairdo, she'd could have been her twin back then. Still a gorgeous lady.

[knowpassword]

Its hard to tell.. Did she have a mild accent or is it me..

[Bestmanme08]

She was a beautiful lady in NOTLD!

[hungmunchkin]

What a wonderfully warm and courteous lady. Always nice to see living actors who have famously died on screen. A primative part of my brain says, "Hurray! Barbara made it out alive after all!"

[GGiblet]

she's just beautiful

[IkexAddley]

I love her :)

[driveinnut61]

Very cool video. Russell Streiner (Johnny) talks about the impact that the film had on the drive in industry. Type into search: russell streiner drive in comment

[gugenheim84]

God I love actors (the real ones) they truly are a special breed.

[pat12pack]

I met her at a horror convention in Baltimore MD in 2008, she was the sweetest and nicest person. I 'd love to see her again!!

[dunbarGirl007]

VERY COOL, I HAVE NEVER SEEN HER INTERVIEWED ANYWHERE! Great Clip! By the way, I found an interview with Russell Streiner, who played Johnny. Just search for: RQVOutddorMoovies, then, look for the "Night of the Living Dead Interviews".

[idkmyuser1]

shes my bestfriends grandma, i met her(:

[redmikey1]

She's still super hot.

[joelaka3pac123]

yeah she was gorgious back in her day

if i had a time machine i would go back to 1968 and be like hey baby

she would probably say something like beat it creep but i would have still enjoyed the experience

[JeffTheNorse]

Yep. I still would!

[Kregermeister]

Ive met her, shes a wonderful person, and so sweet.

She really still is quite pretty at her age too.

[naiazifu]

Se looks just as beautiful now as she did in the movie! I would be interested to see some of her newer films, to see how she's progressed as an actress.

[MisterMasterShafter]

They are coming to get you, Barbara.

Look! There comes one of them now!

[psxwarrior]

Here he comes! I'm getting out of here!

[joelaka3pac123]

barbara: look out a tomb stone

john: what?(splat)

[pegbars]

What's with the accent? She's from PA!

[RiverRenegade]

What year was this interview taken?

[IMBakz]

Interview was done in 2005.

[banbanme]

yeah she was so lovely beautiful before tsk were all getting there ..to become old thats y enjoy life to the fullest

[beeba77]

She looks great, and healthy, for 62.

[omlaa]

omg she was so hot in night of the living dead, gay that ppl have to get old because she was smoking hot

[darkpassengerx]

Makes me hate the fact that people have to age. She was a real piece of ass in NOTLD. RIP good looks.

[AntiSCO]

Good point about the British thing, except she was born in Pittsburgh. Yeah, we have accents in America. Great video! Thank you IMBakz.

[allitwantedbythunder]

She was terrific onstage in THE KING AND I.

[PhoohPhah]

I find it amusing to find out they are British and were doing an American accent in the movie.

[smjjohnson]

I always wanted to hit that.

[AnarchiveMagnetik]

yeah ! nice Lady !

[BeeABaw]

she sounds a little British

[GunsZilla1]

AWESOME!!!