the magnificent seven and the great escape became a springboard for steve mcqueen. but bronson wasn't as cool as steve mcqueen, he was just an ideal actor for adaptive roles such as where the main plasticity and the hero has little text. what happened, they tried to force me to tell him since then and did not think to offer another. you are here. back of the head so good, good. at the age of 40, bronson was still playing supporting roles as sadistic gangsters, and three more of his career came to a standstill. how did you meet? we were in germany. i came to see one of his films. i saw him he smiled at me and he has a charming smile during the filming of the big escape bronson became close wife of scottish actor david maccaulum. she was from an english intellectual family and tried to persuade bronson to act in leading roles in europe, bronson refused because at that time those who failed in hollywood were looking for shelter in europe, but when the success of two italian westerns, which he refused, made the little-known actor a world star, bronson understood his mis

we had an image of someone, the marvel man, steve mcqueen, maybe or how about the fonz?he way they move, the way they look and talked. people around them reacted to that. we strive to emulate what we think is cool. even if it's subconscious. buying the sharpest shirts or driving the nicest car. just looking to be a righteous dude. >> very popular, motor head, buds, waist. dweeby. [bleep] they all adore it. they think is he a righteous dude. >> jesse: it's just not teenagers. parents get caught up in the game. if you need anything don't be shirks okay? there are no rules in this house not like a regular mom, i'm a cool mom. >> jesse: being cool is cool. it's transcendent. and in american culture, especially since the age of television, being president of the united states embodies a certain swag. take politics out of it win america over or at least half of us and that's a lot of people. even to have the didn't vote for the guy in office usually respect of the hustle. just look at our last few commanders in chief. we had barry and his silky smooth voice serenaded us ♪ i. [

and it is the same bike that steve mcqueen used to jump the fence in "the great escape". >> jimmy: isn on a motorcycle. >> i did for 17 seconds. >> jimmy: is that right? interesting. >> yeah. i rode it up the hill and i had to change my -- >> jimmy: yet you emailed me this photograph. and you never really rode a motorcycle, but here you are on a much more dangerous vehicle, a camel. >> yes. as long as you don't stand in front of it because it spits. but here i am in israel, and as you do, you ride a camel in a parking lot. >> jimmy: yeah, it's not exactly beautiful scenery wise. and you don't look like you're having fun either. >> well, you know why? >> jimmy: why? >> i did not -- i didn't shift. >> jimmy: yeah, you got to. did you do the whole tourist experience? > i had never been to israel and had never thought of going to israel, because i was sure if i touch mid foot to the earth in israel, a war would break out. so i never went. >> jimmy: right. >> then i was offered a part in a situational comedy on an israeli network, and i said no. and the government called and said we'd real

we had an image of someone, the marvel man, steve mcqueen, maybe or how about the fonz?if it's subconscious. buying the sharpest shirts or driving the nicest

she went on to work with the likes of steve mcqueen, jack nicholson, and, of course, the king, elvist yet ♪ >> reporter: in 1964, elvis was already a legend. and 23-year-old ann-margret was on her way to becoming one, too. ♪♪ >> reporter: in a career that spanned more than six decades, she had evolved from '60s sex symbol to a hollywood grand dame. >> my husbands never dumped me. i made sure i dumped them first. >> reporter: how do you think it is you've been ale to work steadily for, what, more than five decades. >> i guess i just have a lot of energy. >> reporter: a native of sweden, ann-margret's first break came in 1960 when comedian george burns hired her for his vegas act. but before long, she was headed for hollywood. ♪♪ >> reporter: even then, she knew show biz was a rough game. so to shield her family from unwanted publicity, she dropped her last name, olsson, and became just ann hyphen margaret. >> i really wanted to protect them from any bad news about me, anything bad that was said. and i think i did for a lot of it. i think so. maybe not, but i tried. ♪♪ ♪ and nobody car

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