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Richard Burton

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Oct 1, 2026

Dave CongeltonHOST
21:05
I'm a guy.
Dave CongeltonHOST
21:06
Guys always, when I saw the title, I immediately go to the Richard Burton movie, Where Eagles Dare.
Dave CongeltonHOST
21:13
All right? Yeah.
Dave CongeltonHOST
21:14
Great movie.
Dave CongeltonHOST
21:14
It is.
Dave CongeltonHOST
21:15
Richard Burton, Clint Eastwood.
Dave CongeltonHOST
21:16
But now you have When Eagles Roost.
Dave CongeltonHOST
21:19
It's available as of tomorrow, first three days, free.
EB JohnsonHOST
33:04
By 1964, only five years after the two made the mess, they shit the bed, the marriage was ended by Taylor.
EB JohnsonHOST
33:11
The superstar had her eye on a new man, it seems, Richard Burton.
EB JohnsonHOST
33:14
So she rushed down to Mexico and got a divorce from Fisher so she could jump into a new one with Richard Burton.
EB JohnsonHOST
33:20
In her twilight years, when asked about the scandal, Taylor would talk scathingly of the marriage, saying she never loved Fisher, and that whole marriage and that whole relationship had been a total mistake.
EB JohnsonHOST
33:30
What's interesting to me, though, is that in her retellings, um, the only time she mentions Debbie Reynolds, her best friend whose family she dest- she helped destroy with Eddie Fisher, um, she... all she says is, "Oh, she forgave me, and we, we became friends l- years and years and years later." That's the only thing.
David KittredgeGUEST
27:20
Um, I, I saw it first when I was a teenager on video, and I knew about its reputation.
David KittredgeGUEST
27:26
And the only version when I first saw it was the recut version, the, the version that's 16 minutes shorter with Richard Burton dying at the end and a lot of the stuff that made audiences, like, rabid and ballistic taken out.
Chris HewittHOST
27:40
Yeah.
David KittredgeGUEST
27:40
So what was left was, it was a fascinating movie.
Angry AndersonGUEST
17:22
You know, the list is...
Angry AndersonGUEST
17:25
Richard Burton oh god some of the stuff that he on the you know like it's just film clips of them doing scenes out of Shakespeare and the rhythm and the
Shawn RatchesHOST
17:45
the enunciation yeah
Angry AndersonGUEST
17:49
it's but he's they are understanding not just what he wrote but how he wrote it like the punctuation is, you know, obviously very, very old school, but they are interpreting what they are getting from, you know, this wonderful imagery that Shakespeare was able to create, you know, with words.
Chazz PalminteriGUEST
18:25
In the world.
Chazz PalminteriGUEST
18:27
He represented Liz Taylor, Richard Burton.
Chazz PalminteriGUEST
18:29
I didn't let him into his own party.
Chazz PalminteriGUEST
18:31
It was his
Anne-Marie DuffSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
29:41
He turned it down several times before letting director Robert Wise convince him that of course he'd be right for it.
Anne-Marie DuffSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
29:48
They'd already rejected Sean Connery, Richard Burton, Bean Crosby, Yul Brynner.
Anne-Marie DuffSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
29:55
But he regretted signing almost as soon, he said, as the ink was on the page.
Richard GoldingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
30:07
Ditto by Cherise Saywell
Nancy HardingGUEST
2:49
You know...
Nancy HardingGUEST
2:50
Peter Anthony, who eventually supervised my PhD, his first lecture, he was on the ideology of work, and he sort of walked in this very first lecture in my second year, and he said in this wonderful voice, like Richard Burton's voice, and he said, so what we're going to explore here is why we work.
Nancy HardingGUEST
3:11
I'd never thought of it.
Nancy HardingGUEST
3:13
You just take it for granted that you work.
Alex NavarroHOST
65:55
He started acting in the UK, eventually moved to the US, and then, uh, basically got his start on stage.
Alex NavarroHOST
66:01
One of his earliest things was playing Merlin in the original production of Camelot musical with Richard Burton.
Vinny CaravellaHOST
66:06
I could see it.
Vinny CaravellaHOST
66:07
I could-
Richard DreyfussSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:19
And anyway, this certain not-ready-for-prime-time player said that some people didn't think I deserved the Oscar.
Richard DreyfussSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:28
Some people thought that Richard Burton deserved the Oscar, said Richard Burton was great in Hamlet, you know, and said, if you're such a good actor, let's see you do Hamlet.
Richard DreyfussSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:43
So I said, I don't think I have to prove anything, you know, just because I won the Academy Award.
Richard DreyfussSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:49
And he said, you mean you are supposedly the best actor in the world and you're afraid to play Hamlet.

18 MINS LATER

Zach PruittHOST
19:24
I thought he had such a great vibe and he has a really sly smile that like, I'm getting away with something kind of smile that really made him captivating for me to watch.
Zach PruittHOST
19:34
The Hamlet reveal to explain his suit because he comes out just wearing that and holding the Oscar.
Zach PruittHOST
19:38
And then when he finally says Richard Burton played Hamlet and that's the reveal of like, oh, of course he's here.
Zach PruittHOST
19:43
He's going to deliver the line.
ColeHOST
42:09
well he but also poorly because there is one line and it's his first line where he's just doing irish
ConnorHOST
42:16
he is just doing it but then it turns into it it turns into like oh somewhere in between james mason and richard burton is where he ends up yeah going with his accent really low yeah
ColeHOST
42:28
he's like getting really low with it
ConnorHOST
42:31
um i just wonder if part of the reason
ColeHOST
42:34
james mason and or richard burton
ConnorHOST
42:36
are well i would she obviously like thinks of herself as an elizabeth elizabeth taylor like figure and i
ColeHOST
42:45
wonder who elizabeth taylor is or is she aware that elizabeth taylor is a sign for glamour

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