Dyan Cannon

the, the feast of repertory cinema.

Yes, and the great Dyan Cannon was there and talked about the film, um, afterwards.

And watching it and being like, "Oh my..." If, if you haven't seen Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice, e- e- everyone.

It's like it, it's, it's, it's better now than it was then maybe.

in another dramatic episode of Emergency.

Then more suspense and adventure follow when John Connery and Diane Cannon star on the Anderson tape.

Saturday night of the movie, right here at NBC.

And to correctly check out the pronunciation, John Connery, we had to go to our Irishman here, Jim O'Gorman.

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Gould, Diane Cannon, Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice is the name of the movie.

American 1969 comedy drama directed by Paul Mazursky, Natalie Wood, Robert Culp, Elliot Gould, Diane Cannon, original music by Quincy Jones, four Academy Award nominations, including for Elliot Gould and Diane Cannon.

Yeah, never heard of it.

Oh, okay.

Right.

Diane Cannon, Carrie Glynn, and Jill Kleberg, but the studio said they weren't popular enough.

And they wanted Parton for it.

I will say that, and I put a post on Facebook about it last night when we watched it, but I didn't realize that Dolly Parton had sung I Will Always Love You years before Whitney Houston and the Bodyguard.

I, I, the first time we played the Lakers, Jack Nicholson sits right beside the bench.

Then you got Denzel, you got Schwarzenegger, you got Stallone, you got Diane Cannon.

Like, I'm like 21 years old, and you see every movie you've ever watched star is like right there.

It's kinda, and you're like, whoa.

And I don't know how many people, dozens that you interviewed who worked with my grandfather, people like Richard Benjamin, and Barbara Rush, and Jeff Davis.

Diane Cannon, yeah.

Diane Cannon.

Well, best of all, I'm going to stop you.

Christopher Plummer.

There's such a, there's such a respect and there is such a reverence for who he was and what he did.

And I love, I just love hearing all of the different memories that they have just in terms of, especially because it's all in the different, you know, time periods in which you worked, like you said, Barbara Rush in the fifties.

And then you had, Richard Benjamin and Diane Cannon, who worked with him in the 70s.

So that's one of my favorites, the, the, the two Tony Orlando interviews.

I would say that, uh, some of my other favorites, William H. Macy, uh, Dyan Cannon, Robby Benson.

Lewis Gossett Jr. chose me to give him his very last interview before he passed away.

We just recently lost Peabo Bryson.

Go to your nearest video store, rent that movie coast to coast.

Diane Cannon and that guy Robert, they're waiting in the car while I run back in the restaurant and get my gun.

Blake is in it.

And y'all probably write me a letter.