Norman Lloyd

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Leonard Maltin

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

4.2 • 662 Ratings

🗓️ 21 September 2018

⏱️ 84 minutes

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Summary

Still hale and hearty at 103, Norman Lloyd is one of the few men on the planet who can speak first-hand about Charlie Chaplin, Alfred Hitchcock, Orson Welles, Martin Scorsese…and even Amy Schumer. (He was in Trainwreck.) He set out to be an actor, and earned immortality as the man who dangles from the Statue of Liberty in Hitchcock’s Saboteur but proved to be even more useful behind the scenes, ultimately becoming a producer on his weekly television series. If you watched TV in the 1980s you probably saw him as Dr. Auschlander on St. Elsewhere. He has been a fixture in show business for ninety years and shows little sign of slowing down. He held Leonard and Jessie in his grip and it’s likely you, too, will fall under his spell.

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0:00.0	Hi, I'm Leonard Malton.
0:11.3	And you were listening.
0:13.1	I'm Norman Lloyd.
0:14.1	No, no, you let me introduce you, Norman.
0:17.8	You beat me to the punch.
0:19.2	I didn't mean to.
0:20.2	Go ahead, Leonard. All right, no, no. Because it the punch. I didn't mean to. Go ahead, Leonard.
0:21.2	All right, no, no. Because it's you.
0:23.6	Only you.
0:24.6	Only you.
0:26.6	Having reached the majestic age of 103, that I will defer to you.
0:34.1	Introduce yourself again, please, sir.
0:36.9	I am Norman Lloyd being tolerated by Leonard Moulton and his daughter, who is a formidable
0:46.8	presence.
0:47.8	Ooh.
0:48.8	Ooh, formidable.
0:50.0	Well, you're a keen judge of character.
0:54.6	Of character, indeed.
0:56.9	Well, we are just thrilled to be sitting here in the living room of Norman Lloyd.
1:01.9	And if you don't know Norman Lloyd, you're going to learn about him in the next hour or so.
1:08.5	And you're going to learn that this is a man who has had the most remarkable, eclectic career.
1:18.0	Is that a good word to use?
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