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Ernest Borgnine on the Bus
Here's the first ten minutes of my road trip documentary called ERNEST BORGNINE ON THE BUS, shot in 1995, and released on Good Times Home Video. Long out of print, I have to buy vhs copies on Ebay. But sometime soon, I hope to have the full 50 minute version on DVD. JUST IN: click here to watch the full 50 minute version vimeo.com We were originally going to make a tv series called ERNEST BORGNINE ON TOUR since Ernie traveled in a bus not unlike one that'd carry a rock band. And Ernie actually drove it! It was going to be part road trip, part real people meet and greet, and part showbiz memory lane, but we were too early for the reality tv craze. Wotta shame. Produced and Directed by Jeff Krulik. Co-Created by Brendan Conway. Ernest Borgnine was a blast to work with, and I'm so glad he's still acting. His autobiography comes out in July. The title was originally called I DON'T WANT TO SET THE WORLD ON FIRE, I JUST WANT TO KEEP MY NUTS WARM (no joke!), but the marketing powers that be prevailed. It's now just called ERNIE. BORGNINE FORCED TO CHANGE BOOK TITLE Posted in: Entertainment — PR-inside Entertainment News Movie veteran ERNEST BORGNINE was forced to change the name of his upcoming biography after publishers balked at his crude title. The Oscar-winning Marty star suggested a title that he picked up from a New York nut vendor at the beginning of career - and adopted as his lifelong motto. But publishers feared he'd offend too many people with the quirky title. He ...
Ernest Borgnine on the film "Jesus of Nazareth" - EMMYTVLEGENDS.ORG
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Ernest Borgnine on Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra - EMMYTVLEGENDS.ORG
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Ernest Borgnine Interview
Recently I had the great opportunity to interview Academy Award winning actor Ernest Borgnine in Atlanta. Known for his work in Marty, McHale's Navy, SpongeBob SquarePants, Airwolf, The Wild Bunch, The Dirty Dozen, and much more he's one of the most down to earth and engaging individuals around.
Ernest Borgnine Looks for Dairy Queen
Ernie and crew found the local ice cream shop on the way to Altoona, Iowa. It wasn't Dairy Queen but it did just fine. We stop along the way to see a beautiful Iowa sunset and listen to the katydids in the cornfield. "Take a big whiff man because there's no smog in there."
Ernest Borgnine talks to Navy and Marines about building Brotherhood 2012
Ernest speaking poignantly to those at the Fundraiser for "Keep Alive, the Spirit of '45"
Robert Ryan by Ernest Borgnine
Ernest Borgnine narrates a profile of actor Robert Ryan. Sorry, I still missed the first bit of it. At least this time I could include "Bad Day at Black Rock," one of my favorites! I'll try and get the whole thing if I catch it again. Uploaded for film review & criticism purposes under the "Fair Use" provision of the US Copyright Act.
Ernest Borgnine on "All Quiet on the Western Front" - EMMYTVLEGENDS.ORG
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"Emperor of the North Pole" theatrical trailer
The movie "Emperor of the North" was originally titled "Emperor of the North Pole." This is a theatrical trailer for the movie using the earlier title. The trailer is an easter egg on the DVD.
Kirk Douglas Tony Curtis Janet Leigh Ernest Borgnine "The Vikings" 1958 theatrical trailer
The Vikings is an adventure film directed by Richard Fleischer in 1958 Technicolor, produced by and starring Kirk Douglas, and based on the novel The Viking by Edison Marshall, based in its turn on legendary material from the sagas of Ragnar Lodbrok and his sons. Other actors included Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh, Ernest Borgnine and Frank Thring. The film made notable use of natural locations in Norway. It was mostly filmed in Maurangerfjorden and Bondhus, captured on film by cinematographer Jack Cardiff although Aella's castle was the real Fort de la Latte in north-east Brittany. Despite being derisively called a "Norse Opera" by New York Times critic Bosley Crowther, the film proved a major box office success and spawned the television series Tales of the Vikings, directed by the film's editor, Elmo Williams, which included none of the original cast or characters. The Vikings was the second and, as it turned out, last collaboration between Fleischer and Douglas (the first was 20000 Leagues Under the Sea). According to the All-Movie Guide, the director and star disagreed on the approach to the material and "for years thereafter would hold each other responsible for the film's falling short of its potential."
Squarepusher - Theme From Ernest Borgnine
A great song from Squarepusher. From Feed Me Weird Things (1996) released on Rephlex. What a wild tune. -Scottie
Squarepusher - Theme From Ernest Borgnine
It's about time someone put this masterpiece on here. Album "Feed Me Weird Things" Music by Tom Jenkinson Copyright (c) 1996 Rephlex Records
Squarepusher - Theme from Ernest Borgnine (High Quality)
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Ernest Borgnine Interview Pt 3 - Bad Day at Black Rock
Ernest Borgnine talks with interviewer Alan K. Rode about Bad Day at Black Rock, Spencer Tracy, Marty, and Lee Marvin at the screening of Pay or Die in Palm Springs in May, 2010.
Ernest Borgnine explains what "RED" means to Karl Urban
www.hitfix.com Ernest Borgnine explains what "RED" means to Karl Urban in this clip from RED, based on the DC Comic Directed by Robert Schwentke. When his retired life is threatened by an assassin, former black-ops government agent Frank Moses reassembles his old team. Red stars John Malkovich, Bruce Willis, Karl Urban, Helen Mirren, Mary-Luise Parker, Morgan Freeman, Richard Dreyfuss and Brian Cox
SAG Lifetime Achievement: Ernest Borgnine
Ernest Borgnine recieves SAG Lifetime Achievement Award along with the likes of Betty White, James Earl Jones and many more
Ernest Borgnine Pt1 - Pay or Die, the Black Hand
Ernest Borgnine interviewed by Alan K. Rode at the screening of Pay or Die at the 2010 Arthur Lyons Film Noir Festival in Palm Springs.
Ernest Borgnine Actor Celebrity Interview on the Red Carpet at Night of 100 Stars 2011
Join ED MAGIK TV on: www.edmagiktv.com FACEBOOK http TWITTER www.twitter.com ED MAGIK TV host Hollywood Holland Baxley interviews SAG's Lifetime Achievement Award Winner Ernest Borgnine on the Red Carpet at Night of 100 Stars 2011, held at the Beverly Hills Hotel, Beverly Hills, CA, US. This video is part of a series playlist: www.youtube.com
CHILLER THEATRE 4.30.11 Gary Busey Ernest Borgnine Britt Ekland PJ Soles. Jane Wiedlin MORE
Via boyculture.typepad.com Check out this short video highlighting some of the stars at the 4.30.11 Chiller Theatre in Parsippany, NJ.
Ernest Borgnine SAG Lifetime Achievement Award
Legendary actor Ernest Borgnine, known for his roles in classic films like "From Here to Eternity" (1953) and "Marty" (1954), received a lifetime achievement award from the Screen Actors Guild on Sunday Jan. 30, 2011. Borgnine, 94, was honored for championing a film and TV career spanning 70 years. He won an Oscar for the lead role of a socially misfit bachelor in "Marty," and until today remains active as an actor. More on BraveNewHollywood.com
Borgnine Laughs His Way to the SAG Awards
Veteran actor Ernest Borgnine recalls the moment Screen Actors Guild president, Ken Howard, told him that he would receive the group's lifetime achievement award. (Jan. 28)
Ernest Borgnine Pt 2 - on Siodmak, From Here to Eternity
Ernest Borgnine on working with Robert Siodmark, his early years in NY, From Here to Eternity, and a knife fight with Montgomery Cliff
Ernest Borgnine at the Egyptian Theater | 21 April 2011
Ernest Borgnine tells the story of his rise to fame from humble beginnings.
Wagon Train: The Willy Moran Story Pt1/2 (S1-E1) with ERNEST BORGNINE
For reneecalling :o) Here is the first "Wagon Train" episode! Wagon Train: The Willy Moran Story Season One - Episode 1 Original Air Date: 9/18/1957 Guest Star: ERNEST BORGNINE Major Adams is about to leave with his wagon train from St. Joseph. Willy Moran, who served with Major Adams in the war, joins the wagon train on the condition that he remain sober. A young widow and her two children take a liking to Willy and he tries to overcome his weakness. However, he gets caught up with a gang of crooks who are smuggling firearms, and it is only a matter of time until the entire wagon train is in jeopardy. Starring WARD BOND as Major Adams ROBERT HORTON as Flint McCullough FRANK MCGRATH as Charlie Wooster
Wagon Train: The Willy Moran Story Pt 2/2 (S1-E1) with ERNEST BORGNINE
For reneecalling :o) Here is the first "Wagon Train" episode! Wagon Train: The Willy Moran Story Season One - Episode 1 Original Air Date: 9/18/1957 Guest Star: ERNEST BORGNINE Major Adams is about to leave with his wagon train from St. Joseph. Willy Moran, who served with Major Adams in the war, joins the wagon train on the condition that he remain sober. A young widow and her two children take a liking to Willy and he tries to overcome his weakness. However, he gets caught up with a gang of crooks who are smuggling firearms, and it is only a matter of time until the entire wagon train is in jeopardy. Starring WARD BOND as Major Adams ROBERT HORTON as Flint McCullough FRANK MCGRATH as Charlie Wooster
Ernest Borgnine on working with Tim Conway - EMMYTVLEGENDS.ORG
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Squarepusher - Theme from Ernest Borgnine (self covered)
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Ernest Borgnine discusses starring in "Marty" - EMMYTVLEGENDS.ORG
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Dragoncon 2011 - Ernest Borgnine talks about Shelley Winters
Something about hearing Ernest Borgnine belt out the word "bitch" is magical. This was during one of his panels at Dragon*Con 2011
Ernest Borgnine interview February 2011
94 years old and looking good. I remember watching him get his Best Actor award for Marty in 55 or 56.
Ernest Borgnine Pt 4 - The Wild Bunch
Ernest Borgnine talks with Alan K. Rode about The Wild Bunch, Samuel Peckinpah and William Holden.
Ernest Borgnine accepting an Oscar for best actor at the 1956 Academy Awards
Ernest Borgnine accepting an Oscar for best actor at the 1956 Academy Awards.
Willard 1971 DVD Ernest Borgnine Bruce Davison
The classic story of Willard, who controls an army of rats to do his bidding. He especially wants to get revenge on his evil boss, plays magnificently as usual by the great Ernest Borgnine. A classic. Get this rare flick for $2.50 when you buy a custom 8-pack of rare movies of your choosing! Only at raremoviesworldwide.com.
The Wrath of Borgnine "Darling Nikki" (Prince cover) Live at Haunting on the Hill IV
The Wrath of Borgnine covers "Darling Nikki" by Prince at Haunting on the Hill IV in Washington DC on October 29th, 2011. What we do: Hop genres and play different sets of music by different types of bands in a revolving door of random whateverness. Spin the wheel and we might show up as a disco band, a one hit wonder freakshow, or, in the case of this night, both a zombie hair metal band *and* a zombified Prince tribute. And yeah, we know pretty much all the songs were played too fast. thanks. Like us @ facebook.com/wrathofborgnine Chad Ramsey - vocals Hector Moncada - guitar Jay Hardin - keys Phoebus Spiliotopoulos - bass Sean Saley - drums
Ernest Borgnine Pt 5 - Television Work
Ernest Borgnine talks about McHale's Navy and television work, current projects and The Devil's Rain
Ernest Borgnine Answers Questions from Facebook Fans
We asked our Facebook fans what they would ask Ernest Borgnine if they could. We picked the top 5 questions and asked him. Watch the video to see what they were and how he answered them.
Great American Actors: Ernest Borgnine
This man is one of my favorite actors. Other favorites of mine are; James Stewart, Henry Fonda, Gregory Peck, Robert Mitchum, John Wayne, and a few others. Are they all great men? I'm not sure; I do not know any of them personally. All that I can say is that they were, and one still is, great actors. One thing that I can say about the one in the video is that he reminds me of my Uncles. I feel as if I could be right there with him as he travels around America and that I would have a great time traveling with him. I don't think I could say that about modern day actors; I would get tired of hearing them bash America. jbranstetter04 Here's the link to watch the entire 45 minutes of the original film, provided by the maker of it: vimeo.com
Fan Expo 2010 - Ernest Borgnine Interview
We were lucky enough to catch up with legendary actor Ernest Borgnine at Fan Expo last weekend. The 93 year old Borgnine has had an amazing career spanning nearly six decades, on television in McHale's Navy, Airwolf, The Simpsons, SpongeBob SquarePants and on film in Marty (for which he won an Oscar), Bad Day at Black Rock and The Wild Bunch and the upcoming RED, adapted from the Warren Ellis comic book of the same name. Music: Caribou - Odessa dorkshelf.com
Ernest and Tova Borgnine in 3D at Night of 100 Stars 2011
In anaglyph 3D, Spencer Tracy and chairities with Tova and Ernest Borgnine with Joyce Chow for MBN and Newsvideoweb of the The Norby Walters 21st Annual Night of 100 Stars Awards Gala celebrating the Academy Awards. www.montebubbles.net
Truefaced- Affirmation and Ernest Borgnine
One of the best weekends of my life was when a group of us got to affirm Ernest Borgnine. Can't think of many things better to do with our lives than affirm.
Ernest Borgnine discusses being cast as MARTY
Ernest Borgnine discusses being cast in his Academy Award Winning role as Marty at the 2010 Toronto Fan Expo.
Sheree North, Gordon MacRae , Ernest Borgnine - Button Up Your Overcoat
Clip from "The Best Things In Life Are Free" also features Dan Dailey
Calls to Blacklist Ernest Borgnine Over Political Views - Mark Levin
Mark Levin features John Nolte's article at Big Hollywood discussing recent calls to keep Ernest Borgnine from winning a SAG Award because of comments he made about the film "Broke Back Mountain".
Exciting interviews w/Noah Wyle, Lea Thompson, Ed Asner, Jason Ritter, Ernest Borgnine by Zoe Hewitt
Zoe Hewitt starts the second season of "Red Carpet Rundown" on the same carpet that started the series: the Night of 100 Stars Oscar viewing party hosted by Norby Walters. Zoe sings the "Mary Tyler Moore" theme song with Ed Asner, chats with Ernest Borgnine, Jason Ritter, Jaimie Hilfiger and more!
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