I have tears in my eyes.....how charming Peter O'Toole was. How charming Robert Osborne was.....

O'Toole was a gift to us all. 95% of today's actors and entertainers will fade, yet, O'Toole, along with many others from time gone by, will live forever.

He had such an eloquent and elegant way of speaking. An incredible interview.

Peter O'Toole was certainly a fine classically trained actor and a great storyteller; you don't see his kind anymore. Also, Robert Osborne, I miss his intros for TCM and his knowledge of the cinema. R.I.P Peter and Robert. Happy 60th anniversary Lawrence of Arabia; a masterpiece.

Nothing wrong with Peter O'Toole's memory. Those that say he rambles on, just cannot remember the detail he provides. His body language shows he is reliving ten times more with every breath.

Peter O.Tool speaks a wonderful British English and is an excellent actor. We love you Peter. Thank you.

I think this is Peter O’Toole’s best interview. He seemed quite game for this and Robert Osbourne was fantastic in conducting the interview. I think Peter O’Toole deserved the Academy Award for Lawrence of Arabia. While Gregory Peck did a fine job in To Kill a Mockingbird, O’Toole really conveyed something that seems to have been something many who knew the real T.E. Lawrence from working with him in the military: while they knew him quite well, they also didn’t know him. And watching Lawrence of Arabia between 3 and a half to 4 hours, we know a good amount about Lawrence, yet by the end of the film, there’s an enigma about him and a good part of that is thanks to O’Toole. It’s a little thing, but it’s very important to the character and the film. That’s the best performance I’ve seen on film and I’ve watched many films in my life and Peter O’Toole is one of my favorite actors I love to watch on the screen. There will never be another Peter O’Toole. RIP to Peter and Robert.

Peter had such an enchanting voice: his diction and timbre is just so delightful. Plus he was such a charming raconteur.

The single greatest performance of all time in "Lawrence of Arabia." His performance made that film, and he alone made it one of the greatest films ever made.

I’m always amazed at how fragile Peter looks, and yet how clear and resonant his voice is.

Robert Osborne was a gem, miss him greatly, loved his voice and perfect manners--great host

What a classy actor. I agree with him fully about speaking properly,diction,breathing and resonance. Thank you Peter O'Toole for your contribution in the world of classical actors.

I could listen to him forever. He is a great actor, gentleman and a wonderful storyteller - just like my grandfather.

Love how he tries to include the entire audience! A true gentleman. Self depracating and funny. I love his laugh! RIP Peter.

A truly gifted, great actor. He's a fabulous storyteller. No one
else could have played Lawrence then him.

I believe Robert Osborne deserves as much praise and admiration for the quality of this interview as Peter O' Toole.

This is a winner. I remember watching Lawrence of Arabia and being absolutely captivated the entire way through.  Actors like this are rare.

The personality of nations vary, and deep down the British are a nation who love craftsmanship and creativity, it inspires them. Whilst known for their actors, the British cinema also had the best cinematographers in the world, and when you watch Lawrence of Arabia you will see preserved for ever, their wonderful work. This time is now passed because of the new technologies, which mean no one will ever learn the craft in this way again. So when you watch the film you are not only watching the story of an extraordinary time in History, but also the enduring achievement of craftsmanship. And it will last forever.

It broke my heart to hear Peter O'Toole say he wished he had won an Academy Award and that still wished it to be possible. He was nominated 8 times, but never won one. I always thought the Awards were nothing more than meaningless merchandising, full of sound a fury but signifying nothing but an attempt to lure people into the theaters. The pictures should speak for themselves. He certainly deserved more than one Academy Award!

What a great living record of his life just two years before his death. Thank you TCM for this important interview.