Her work is beautiful and eternal

She is amazing. Absolutely one of my heroes. I can't get enough of her writing. Thanks for posting this.

A great woman.

Thank you Martha , for your presence and written words at the pivot points of history . Glad you still had a sparkle in your eyes in this interview , after all the trauma's you had to endure in your life . Whish i would have met you and debated with you . Rest in peace . Erwin , Belgium .

Wow , what I would give to spend a day with this lady 🙏🏻 R.I.P. you lovely lovely soul

IMagine Gayle King doing an interview like this. I had a brief encounter iwth Jeremy Issacs at BAFTA one evening. Had not seen his interview work.  Had I seen this or any other of his interviews I would have knelt down and bowed before him.  So well done, so very well done!  Bravo!!

Very impressive human with a real aura.

Great respect: stunning interview

Thank you so much for uploading this! I am a great admirer of Martha and haven't seen this interview before. :)

I kept getting fired from jobs because I was no good at them lol 😂 she's great

Brilliant interviewer

No mention of Hem because she was so much her own person than being Mrs Hemingway111.

Just finished reading about this courageous woman's life .
I couldnt put it down !
An inspiration and so pleased to come across this ❤

Martha confided in me about "the great sense of urgency" she found in my letter to her in Belize when the Wall came down ~ I find it very singular as a thermometer about what has gone on in American journalism that CMU and Lapham's crowd mocked me laughing, "Urgent! Urgent!" and extorted the letter for a gang later arrested on a 6 million dollar museum heist.  Her judgment was accurate but her attentions failed to help me.  I was brutally tortured and permanently injured in fact poisoned again after that still as Richard Crane put it her "opening up" to me is really something.  She was a humdinger.

I just watched the Ken Burns Hemingway documentary and came away fascinated by this extraordinary woman. Meryl Streep played her brilliantly. Thank you for the upload.

She is the first woman Ive ever heard
say what I have always felt.
I never wanted to marry.
I never get lonely.
I was married. Then divorced.
Never remarried.
I truly love being on my own.
She made it sound as though
its normal.

And another thing... I met Jeremy Isaacs once. Seemed to me a ' Big I AM'. That said, this kind of interview marks a high point of BBC TV; it is no longer, sad to say.

Her British accent is very marked, like that of Eleanor Roosevelt. It makes me think that until the Second World War, upper class Americans spoke in a way that has now been totally lost.

Estou assistindo o filme O quarto ao lado, e  vim aqui saber mais sobre Martha

Lucky her to have had parents who did not hamper her from using her ability.