Burt Reynolds on Letterman, December 11, 1984
Don Giller
986,033 views
Burt appears on the show to promote his film "City Heat" with Clint Eastwood, tells some Hollywood stories, and is quizzed on food prices at his new restaurant.
20 Comments
@mikeyp2277 1 year ago
Kids, if you happen upon this video by accident, this is a movie star. We used to have a few of them.
@in-memory-of-me 8 months ago
There will never be anyone like Burt Reynolds in the movies ever again. He was a movie legend. Rest in peace sir for you have earned your rest🙏
@GrislyAtoms12 6 years ago
This was back when Letterman was Letterman! And of course, Burt was Burt. Rest in peace, Mr. Burt Reynolds, a true Hollywood icon.
@baymaxc1647 2 months ago
“ Those were the days my friend, we thought they would never end “. Rest in peace my friend
@beachlife2968 8 years ago
Burt had a rare quality that many modern actors don't have which is storytelling. A very underestimated actor. RIP Burt
@derekmyers3258 4 years ago
You don't get any cooler than Burt Reynolds. He'd high-pitch laugh you out of the building for even trying.
@margomason4889 3 years ago (edited)
I watch as many things as I can find on the tv and internet about Burt. Burt Reynolds was the epitome of man. Burt was great actor, comedian and story teller. He sounds as if he was a very forgiving person. It's great that he gave us stories from his entire life to us, his fans.
RIP in peace,
Mr. Burt Reynolds.
RIP in peace,
Mr. Burt Reynolds.
@Bigbencher 6 years ago
Burt is just pure entertainment, self deprication, humour and charisma all in the one package. Could listen to his stories all day...such life experience
@rgrndu 10 years ago
Burt comes across very likable. I guess that's why he was such a popular movie star.
@scottbrandts610 8 years ago (edited)
Never, EVER a boring interview with Burt. The guy always knew how to take the piss out of himself. Totally refreshing sense of humour!
RIP, legend.
RIP, legend.
@chandrapeskin4070 4 years ago
He had such a delightful sense of humor - rather self deprecating but so natural & endearing. Loved him - yes, he was very underestimated as an actor. ❤
Burt Reynolds on Letterman, December 11, 1984
Don Giller
986,033 views
Burt appears on the show to promote his film "City Heat" with Clint Eastwood, tells some Hollywood stories, and is quizzed on food prices at his new restaurant.