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CONTESTANT #1: Robert Sheridan (Amnesia victim for 20 years)
CONTESTANT #2: Nikki de St. Paul (Artist who sculpts with a rifle)
CONTESTANT #3: George Schaller (Expert on mountain gorillas)
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Date of upload: Aug 3, 2017 ^^
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Sadly, I heard that Niki de Saint Phalle developed some health issues due to some of the materials she worked with, like fiberglass. She died of lung problems, as far as I know. My
favourite is always Kitty Carlisle! She was always so poised and sophisticated.
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Kitty's dress just makes me happy!
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I wish they asked the real person more questions after it was revealed who it was.
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George Schaller, who is still very much alive and active, is recognized by many as the world's foremost field biologist. He is also a noted conservationist. After his work with gorillas, he expanded his research into studying many other species around the world.
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OH MY GOODNESS!!! I so can't imagine going 20 minutes without knowing who I am let alone 20 years.
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Robert Sheridan died in my hometown of Medford, Oregon, in 1994. He was 68.
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Bud referred to the successful revival of one of the plays Kitty's late husband Moss Hart co-wrote with George S. Kaufman, YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU.
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Now I know I've watched a lot of these - I recognize Kitty's dress. lol
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Kitty’s dress is fire!
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Wish there would be follow up interviews with all these personalities. Would have been fascinating! What a historical opportunity missed!
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19:10 It was interesting hearing Orson struggle with the names Uganda and Rwanda, especially given all of the mayhem that would occur in those places in the following decades.
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Niki de Saint Phalle was a very talented artist and I'd never seen a photo, just her work outside the Pompidou in Paris, so good to catch this episode. Some of the guests this show captured at a young age makes it a time capsule.
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Gorillas are fascinating animals. If you ever get the chance to look at one right in the eyes, you know for a fact that there is a lot going on in their brain. It would be great to know what they are actually thinking. Orson was a very unique person, to say the least.
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Omg, I must've seen this when it first aired!
Whenever I think of Kitty Carlyle, though I've seen her many times, my image of her is this wild dress! As a kid I was sure her name was actually Lilly, I mean she is literally growing out of the center of those outrageous flower petals!
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What a sad story. Robert Sheridan. He never married because he couldn’t remember his past & if he had a family and didn’t want to bring anyone else into his amnesiac life. He died never remembering his childhood.
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It was fun to watch. Great!👍😀👍
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The sculptures were ahead of their time.
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Man #2 in Game #1
Lady #3 in Game #2
Man #1 in Game #3
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Niki de Saint Phalle (it's spelt incorrectly above) was a fascinating woman. She has quite an artistic legacy. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niki_de_Saint_Phalle
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@danielkokal8819
4 years ago
As a boy I watched my Uncle and cousin appear on this show. They had just won the national model rocket championship with a 12 foot tall working replica of the Saturn V. My Unc. was a rocket scientist for Rockwell and worked on solid fuels for the real Saturn V.
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