Angie Dickinson

Maltin on Movies

Leonard Maltin

Comedy, Jessie, Leonard, On, Tv & Film, Maltin, Movies

4.2 • 662 Ratings

🗓️ 3 May 2019

⏱️ 63 minutes

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Summary

Angie Dickinson has lived an amazing life--and she’s far from done. Knowing and working with the likes of Frank Sinatra, John Wayne, and John F. Kennedy is just a starting point for our candid, wide-ranging discussion with the ageless actress. From a beauty pageant winner she worked her way up to leading lady and never missed a beat. Leonard and Jessie sat, wide-eyed, at her well-worn professional poker table for this memorable episode.

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0:33.1	Hi, everybody. I'm Leonard Malton. And I'm Jesse Malton.
0:37.9	And you were listening to Malton on movies.
0:40.0	We are sitting here in a comfortable room with a lovely breeze blowing outside and enjoying
0:47.0	the company of Miss Angie Dickinson.
0:49.4	Hey, Leonard.
0:50.3	Hello there.
0:51.0	Hi, Jesse.
0:51.8	Hello.
0:52.6	And we're sitting at a professional poker table that's seen a lot of use,
1:00.0	I gather. Yes, it has. Not enough because there's never enough poker. When you love poker,
1:06.3	you can never get enough. It has seen a lot of use, yes. And it has a history. Tell us about that.
1:13.2	Okay, this poker table was given to me by Mrs. Ira Gershwin after, well, actually by the estate.
1:21.3	After Mrs. Ira Gershwin died, and we no longer played poker on it, because we had been playing poker on it since I met them,
1:31.3	which was in approximately 1956.
1:37.3	And so when, so they both had died and her nephew who was taking care of everything to be dispersed said,
1:48.2	Angie, you're going to get the table.
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