Michael Caine and Sean Connery | Carson Tonight Show

Two super actors and Sean Connery the best 007 James Bond 👏👍👏

The producer whom Caine mentioned was Charles D. Kasher (1912-1999), who made a fortune in the 1950s peddling a fake baldness cure called "Charles Antell Formula No. 9." In the mid-'60s, after a few lawsuits proving the ineffectiveness of his goop, he produced "The Ipcress File" and "Funeral in Berlin," both starring Caine. Antell was the maiden name of Kasher's mother.

I felt tortured and I felt pain just like that film with Michael Caine

Perfect phrase..."if it's not off the cuff...it's no good." That, my friends, is what is wrong with current hosts...

I really liked the movie. I never knew that Rudyard Kipling was a Freemason until this movie.

Sean is only 45 here, but he looks 60 or older, crazy

There was something wrong with Johnny `s hair style.

Who is still watching the Carson Tonight Show in 2024? 🙋‍♂🙋‍♀

Carson had a great memory for all the people and places where he met them the first time.

Can't believe that room could hold all that talent.

Ed was quiet, but was major talent too!

This is epic.

I can't believe Sean is gone. He was so shy and reserved in real life. Clearly he valued his privacy.

Magnificent Production Of Man Who Would Be King.Entertaining.

Sean Connery James Bond Picture Contract,Did Not Renew, Was Over Money Disputes.GotOut.Won Case.

I adore Micheal Caine such a fantastic actor and so enjoyable to listen to!

2 British actors from a poor background the backbone of realism! Strong charactered and totally male! Men as they used to be! Such a shame they have put estrogen in everything to feminise men!

I saw Ed McMahon in Atlantic City, when I was a young boy, selling vegetable slicers from a platform on the board walk. I'm 81yo.

Very interesting comments about actor opportunities in the last part of the last segment. This is what intelligent conversation sounds like. Today's (202x) perverted nonsense can't compete.

Back when talk shows were actually talk and not wall-to-wall politics and crap. Johnny's skill as a host are very much missed today.

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Two Sigma dogs, they don’t give a shunt what people think of ‘em. It’s so refreshing.

thanks for uploading. as many uave expressed in the comments naturally, these two are legends, and the low key honest improvised convo is so nice to watch. i love hearing about how ppl got their start, as these two did here.

A real talj shiw. The ones today are SO nanufactured.

Adore Michael Caine, such a versatile actor, my favorite movie Cider House Rules

I was just as glued to this now as I was back in the day boy I miss Johnny and just good conversation with well spoken adults

Johnny’s rocking a serious combover here !

Kings of their time, only one still alive

I remain astonished that Johnny Carson was so successful for so long. Tense, awkward, obvious chain-smoking alcoholic, put everyone on the the spot. So fucked up.

Carson's jacket is so tacky.

Michael Caine just shines bright as a gifted actor and human, I would love to see him face to face

Alsatian lmao, the brits really hate german that much huh 😅

These were real men, not midgets that have to stand on a box to be same heigrt as leading lady or use trick shots to make them look tall.

I loved Michael Caine's Harry Palmer the thinking man's James Bond

Can't do better than Mr. Carson ...it's been tried ...would love to have been a guest of Johnny's ...career highlight 😊

Steve Martin, and Johnny ...very good television 📺

I remember going to the pictures fairly regularly in the 70s simply because there were so many great films of that era and loved watching the trailer of The Man Who Would Be King during it's 'coming soon' release. When it did, my sister took me to see it and we both absolutely loved it. To see it again, I had to wait for it's general release to be shown on tele and it happened to be on a Sunday afternoon around 1981. After that, I eventually purchased it on VHS in 1990 and played it more times than having a roast on Sunday!

Zulu and the Man who would be King did it for me...

Classy is the word 🔞

Wow, and to think that Caine is in his 90’s now…

I wish the rest of connery interview was there as it ended quite quickly

Did men all talk like that back then? The Americans sound like they’re constantly making an announcement. It’s as if they’re trying to make the entire room hear the conversation. The Jimmies don’t sound like that now.

Four veterans on stage. Confident men with class and dignity.

Why are we censoring TV from the 1970s?

Oh yes, I remember seeing this before - and I wondered then as I wonder now: was Sean Connery in the green room waiting which would seem so rude, or was he just running late. I do like them both so well, even though Michael in person is maybe my favorite actor....I love his little stories about his Mother.

Queen Elizabeth actually knighted Sean Connery. Then at the time he was called Sir Sean Connery. Rest in Eternal Peace Sir Sean Connery. and Michael Caine.

Carson makes it about himself. Connery seems bored, cringed at Carson.

God bless you Alfred (Caine)

Real Movie Stars, not what passes for one today!

Michael Caine figured out USA TV and News before anyone else.

The two most disappointing times in my life:
When my dad said he was going out for milk and never returned.

And when Johnny Carson when asking Sir Sean Connery, when offering him a drink did not have a vodka martini shaken not stirred, on the ready!
The latter, still haunts me!

The actor who is a drug addict Michael Caine.