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  • My next guest has done a lot of money of You may know her as Phyllis from Mary Tyler Moore Show, but you could be currently Sina's Granny in the Beverly Hillbillies movie.

  • Please welcome Cloris Leachman.

  • Okay, All right.

  • Now that is an entrance.

  • That is an entrance.

  • E think that should be required of all my guests.

  • Now come out.

  • Do a jig back.

  • Even if you don't want me to because I have to see you.

  • What are you doing?

  • Everything is perfectly planned.

  • Stop now I can see.

  • Oh, that's fine.

  • How are you, Jake?

  • Yeah, E.

  • Merv Griffin used to do that.

  • I find it would just lie down on the couch and talk to him this way.

  • With my head There.

  • Whatever is most comfortable for you.

  • It's most comfortable.

  • Anything you want, You know?

  • You look very nice tonight.

  • Thank you.

  • How do I look?

  • Forget it.

  • Sorry.

  • Sorry.

  • Very No, no, don't.

  • There's no backup.

  • Say, how do I look?

  • How do I look?

  • You look wonderful.

  • Alright?

  • Yes, thank you very much.

  • You could have slammed me, but you didn't.

  • I appreciate that.

  • Why would I want to do that?

  • To you?

  • I don't know.

  • Some people are mean and cruel.

  • I'm just filling you in on what they are.

  • I mean, they had slammed books When I was in sixth grade.

  • You studied them.

  • Mine was either shrimp, freckles, and the best was cute but silly and and out of silly came this tremendous comedian, World Famous s.

  • We'll get you a real cigarette if you want.

  • I forgot.

  • My blouse is supposed to go under here, so I'm going.

  • I'm going to be very If it shows too much, just go for us.

  • Anyone feel free just during the course of shoulders and I'll know.

  • Yeah.

  • Let me ask you about this Beverly Hillbillies movie.

  • It's coming out right now.

  • Is it out right now?

  • At this moment, I'm still thinking about this part.

  • Where did I get all right?

  • Beverly Hillbillies?

  • Yes.

  • Very hillbillies is coming out.

  • Yes.

  • Let me ask you about this would be I mean, we lie all the time about what they were doing.

  • The show Is this the right?

  • This is the right day.

  • Yeah.

  • This is all.

  • Really What day is it?

  • Everything about the show.

  • Israel.

  • Except my hair.

  • It's made of polyurethane everybody.

  • Um but it's coming out.

  • And I was gonna ask you, you play the role of granny movie and now you say that you had never seen the Beverly Hillbillies before.

  • Is that right?

  • But you you've never seen the movie before.

  • I mean, you've seen the movie.

  • You've never seen the TV show I flicked by it.

  • It's really a boring answer, though.

  • I mean, I couldn't tell it to you because I'm a big fan of the TV show.

  • I'm just surprised, but I just was cooking dinner washing dishes during those hours right now.

  • When you finally did see it, Did you like it?

  • Because I did.

  • I did like it.

  • I thought it was an ingenious show in Well, who knew until they sent me some tapes And of course, I saw them was very, very clever writing wonderful relationships and darling characters and people you just love and and I do love them.

  • And we got inside their skins and in their shoes.

  • And and, uh, I think we feel very connected buddy ups.

  • And he's a hero of mine.

  • Buddy Ebsen.

  • He's a hero.

  • Abraham Lincoln and Buddy Absence.

  • Well, they're both.

  • They're both freakishly long legs, and that appeals to me.

  • I'm sorry, but but but But when?

  • But you interpret Granny in your own way, I'm sure.

  • Well, I tried to be faithful to the original old faithful on.

  • I did pretty well.

  • I think I'm a closest is ah, Person wants to get or should get.

  • I think I started out with her just right on target.

  • And then you just do a little extra push pushing.

  • And when you do each scene, actually, you have to solve and decide how you're going to do the scene.

  • So in that way, you can solve it in a the physical aspect of it in which we did.

  • Right now, this is not to be, uh, you seem very young to play to play, Granny.

  • I'm way too young to be doing a lot of makeup, miss being a lot of makeup.

  • No.

  • What do you think about this trend of, uh, TV shows?

  • Look how I'm sitting.

  • Isn't it funny?

  • It's because of what I'm wearing.

  • If I were wearing other clothes, I'd be you know, more like this.

  • But this way it's more tea party time.

  • Don't you like this.

  • Do you like the chair?

  • I just love it.

  • I mean, isn't this a great chair?

  • It's what I'm wearing.

  • It's a bill, but it makes you wanna sit like this one.

  • Do you ever find that when you wear velvet, it makes you want to do this?

  • I wear I wear velvet underwear on this.

  • You know I do.

  • It makes me constantly feel comfortable and very sensual.

  • Please.

  • But when you have a suit on, then you sit up straight.

  • E do sort of sit up straight here.

  • You have to get your legs apart because it's just do that.

  • Seeing you, you have to get your spread glued Andy's leg like hey, had trouble doing that.

  • Oh, you ruined it.

  • Do it again.

  • Oh, stand up like this.

  • You go all right.

  • You can do it and you can dio.

  • Okay, everybody.

  • We're gonna have to go away for a second when we write back.

  • Cloris Leachman.

  • I did want to ask you this.

  • A lot of TV shows have become movies.

  • It's really hard.

  • Come on.

  • What do you want me to do?

  • I'm doing everything I can.

  • Are you comfortable this way?

  • Better All right, We're gonna get this one is What's so hard?

  • See?

  • What if I move forward?

  • Just wait.

  • Okay.

  • So anyway, thats is cozy.

  • This feels like Larry King.

  • So anyway, e just did show.

  • That's why I'm comfortable.

  • Okay, Good.

  • I'll get suspenders in five minutes.

  • This whole thing will be flying.

  • No, but ah, lot of shows have been.

  • A lot of TV shows are becoming movies now.

  • It's a big trend now is that Does that seem like a healthy trend to you?

  • Do you mind it?

  • You think it's fine?

  • It's just good fun.

  • Do I care?

  • Do you care?

  • Trend a trend?

  • Well, of course you care.

  • What if they turn the the old Mary Tyler Moore Show into a movie and someone else played?

  • Phyllis and uh said that they had never seen the original show and it could happen.

  • And yet, and yet they still called it the Mary Tyler Moore movie.

  • And even though Mary Tyler Moore wasn't involved, it's a very complex scenario I'm still working on.

  • I I probably play.

  • I probably play a Betty White's part in that they wouldn't let me play my own part.

  • I'm sure they will.

  • But knowing better she'd play her own part.

  • I could be a friend coming in to visit and all that.

  • Hello, everybody.

  • Good to say.

  • I think it's fun.

  • I really do all of it.

  • And I'm all for it.

  • E Think trends were good.

  • You heard it here first.

  • Everybody Well, they ask us questions.

  • The wheat.

  • Who cares?

  • I mean, I care deeply.

  • No, I mean journalists care because they have to write something.

  • I actually love all these old shows, though I actually dio I'm the acting part.

  • I do that, you know, we just get into the part, But to say then to get outside Is this a trend here?

  • Well, maybe Who cares?

  • I mean, who cares, right?

  • Bring on the good movies.

  • Since there's it's an old movie that's gonna be good.

  • Fine.

  • If it's a new movie that's never been done, fine.

  • Just, you know, make us feel good entertainment affect us, right?

  • I think this one is a, um luckily a very successful trend return.

  • Uh, it's just it's scoops up.

  • It's a great cast.

  • My son, Um, I hadn't seen him in a while.

  • He'd been away at school and when he came home, we went to out to dinner to an Italian restaurant and he chose the wine and it was really, really delicious.

  • He knew what he was doing and he he said, This this one, he just just jumps up in your lap and puts its arm around.

  • You said That's not your line, Morgan.

  • He said No.

  • But I said his dad and he said, Yeah, but the line is still good and it applies to the Beverly Hillbillies.

  • It just it.

  • Just sit down and you know you're in somebody's ladder and we really, really have fun.

  • Well, great.

  • You take your grandchildren, take your family and have fun all the way through.

  • Sounds like we did have, Ah, clip that.

  • I know that you wanted to set up first.

  • Is that right?

  • I love to set up clips.

  • I was born to set up clips.

  • It's pretty self explanatory.

  • We're in this lovely, um, limousine on our way to Beverly Hills.

  • The Clampett family and I stopped the car for a good sound reasons.

  • Here we go.

  • Take it away, Dr Car, Get a fresh kill in the road.

  • Can't just leave it there.

  • You're right, Granny.

  • Roadkill stew Sounds mighty good right now.

  • Oh, no, you don't show Coop.

  • I've seen it first.

  • Milburn, Whole West ex Security.

  • I'm sure there's enough first.

  • All?

  • Yes.

  • Oh, e would not have known that was you, like a, like, a lot of fun.

  • I'm sorry.

  • It's too bad because they're actually a bunch of other things I want to talk to you about.

  • Okay?

  • One thing quick.

  • Sure.

  • Oh, quick, quickly.

  • Phyllis.

  • Phyllis, I I'm sorry.

  • I mean, I was That was incredibly one line on Phyllis that I want to take credit for it.

  • It's the only one.

  • Okay, well, I'm such a fool.

  • Really.

  • Phyllis is And Mary.

  • So darling and so a play.

  • What do you call patronizing?

  • So I made up this and I said, Oh, Mary.

  • One time, some friends were leaving and and she was heartbroken.

  • She would never see them again.

  • Long term, they're gone now, and I'm consoling.

  • I say, Oh, Mary and I added this line.

  • Dear funny Mary, like she's such.

  • But I'm the one who sort of Oh, Mary, Dear funny Mary, Don't you know that all of life is just a long trail of leavings.

  • Great line for her.

  • I All right.

  • Well, listen, thank you very much for coming.

  • I know you have to leave, but thank you for being here, and we'll be right back.

My next guest has done a lot of money of You may know her as Phyllis from Mary Tyler Moore Show, but you could be currently Sina's Granny in the Beverly Hillbillies movie.

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