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Ruth Gordon

Ruth Gordon

American actress and playwrightWikipedia

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Sep 18, 2026

Helen O'HaraHOST
16:35
[laughs]
Chris HewittHOST
16:36
[laughs] Uh, some people are like, "Is this a witch or is it not a witch?" Uh, Ruth Gordon in Rosemary's Baby.
Helen O'HaraHOST
16:43
I don't know if she's a witch.
Chris HewittHOST
16:44
I think that's a coven.
Sam GreenGUEST
12:07
I kind of confused them.
Sam GreenGUEST
12:09
I it's embarrassing to say, but I thought of Ruth Gordon in Harold and Mott, you know, saucy and like.
Sam GreenGUEST
12:17
Cool wise cricket.
Sam GreenGUEST
12:18
Which is
David FergusonHOST
30:31
I mean, Roman Polanski did Rosemary's Baby, famously.
David FergusonHOST
30:37
Ruth Gordon won the Oscar for it.
David FergusonHOST
30:38
Great film.
David FergusonHOST
30:39
Really is a great film.
Yosra OsmanPANELIST
10:16
Because didn't Ashley Portman win... for her performance in that although that to me is a bit more psychological horror but yeah she won for that
Hannah DunleavyHOST
10:23
there's quite a lot of body horror in it so I think it probably does count as a full yes she did also Anthony Hopkins in Silence of the Lambs and Jodie Foster in Silence of the Lambs Kathy Bates in Misery we've watched all of these films Ruth Gordon in Rosemary's Baby somebody called Frederick March in Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde in the 30s it's
Mickey NoonanHOST
10:46
the only one we've not watched
Hannah DunleavyHOST
10:48
Yeah, it is.
Gilbert GottfriedHOST
3:14
[laughs]
Frank SantopadreHOST
3:14
Ruth Gordon's in it.
Frank SantopadreHOST
3:15
I said, "I can't resist this." And I, Rodney McDowell, who's, like, 32, playing a high school student.
Frank SantopadreHOST
3:21
And Tuesday Weld's luscious.
SimonHOST
1:24
It is a film that was ahead of its time in addressing feminist themes.
SimonHOST
1:28
The screenplay, written by Ruth Gordon and Garson Canin, is sharp and witty, providing a platform for Hepburn's character to articulate a powerful argument for women's rights.
SimonHOST
1:40
The film's humour is both intelligent and accessible, making it a joy to watch while also provoking thought about the evolving roles of men and women in society.
SimonHOST
1:52
The performances in Adam's Rib are outstanding.
Brian DavisHOST
6:37
This scene alone sets the tone for the remainder of the film.
Brian DavisHOST
6:41
Philo heads home and runs into his brother, Orville, played by Jeffrey Lewis, and his ma, Ruth Gordon.
Brian DavisHOST
6:47
They live in a house behind Orville.
Brian DavisHOST
6:49
Now, Orville runs a small towing company, and he has a roommate, an orangutan named Clyde, who enjoys drinking beer as much as Orville does.

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Ruth GordonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:41
And what about my goddamn license? Oh, there's just 12 ribs.
Ruth GordonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
19:50
I don't believe any of that shit.
Brian DavisHOST
19:54
Gotta love Ruth Gordon.
Brian DavisHOST
19:55
The guys stop at a fruit stand, and Orville becomes immediately smitten with a woman named Echo, played by Beverly D'Angelo, and she's the one running the stand.
DanHOST
46:27
good
VickiHOST
46:28
um i so i was inspired i was listening to something oh yeah i was listening to a podcast and they were talking about this film and i thought i want to watch this film again so the film i watched is harold and maude from 1971 i saw it on youtube directed by hal ashby starring bart court and ruth gordon we are ruth gordon fans here so And it's just really such a good movie.
VickiHOST
46:51
And it's, and it's, there is a lot of humor to it, but it's really, it's really sad.
VickiHOST
46:56
There's a lot of sadness in this film.
VickiHOST
47:24
Right.
VickiHOST
47:25
But he's playing a 17 year old.
VickiHOST
47:26
And of course, Ruth Gordon was actually 73 and she was playing a 79 year old.
VickiHOST
47:32
Um, and they come together as people and, uh, it's it's who's inspiring whom
BunyipHOST
10:19
Love, Mr. Levin.
BunyipHOST
10:24
So, produced by William Castle and starring Mia Farrow, John Cassavetes, I'm not sure how you say this, Ruth Gordon, Sydney Blackmer, Maurice Evans, and Ralph Bellamy.
BunyipHOST
10:44
And let's see.
BunyipHOST
10:45
Production company, William Castle Enterprises, distributed by Paramount Pictures, released on June 12th, 1968.
speaker_7NARRATOR
4:44
In the small South Texas town of Carville, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Woodley have been spending the evening at the home of friends.
speaker_7NARRATOR
4:51
Called to the telephone but a moment ago, Ed Woodley, his face flushed with excitement, now hurries across the room to his wife's side.
speaker_8VOICE_ACTOR
5:00
Martha.
speaker_8VOICE_ACTOR
5:02
Yes, dear.
Joel McCreaVOICE_ACTOR
9:57
A lot of work.
Joel McCreaVOICE_ACTOR
10:00
The End An hour later, the sheriff and I were at the home of Ed Woodley, the man who owned the burned-out building.
Joel McCreaVOICE_ACTOR
10:11
Both Woodley and his wife looked haggard and weary-eyed over their coffee cups.
Joel McCreaVOICE_ACTOR
10:15
It was easy to believe they'd been at the fire all night.

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