such uncomfortable questions to ask a 16 year old! poor brooke was so innocent, an angel...bless her

I find Brooke Shields the most beautiful actress ever. In my opinion, she is just amazing. I love everything about her.

Brooke is one of those unique few who is a kind person along with one who is very intelligent and well spoken. A great role model 😊

I love Endless love, this interview was ridiculous, their love was pure, I was teenager at that time, as a teenager I understood perfectly their feelings, it was not only about sexually, it was about the first Love, doesn't matter what age they were❤❤ I love Martin & Brooke

Her understanding of these themes... she’s remarkably self-aware and thoughtful while maintaining control of her own narrative in these interviews. He resembles Jaimie Dornan. Fascinating the rephrasing of the questions and listening postures.

BTW Brooke looks amazing! And handled this questions like a pro 👏🏻👏🏻

You don´t need an enemy if you have to face an interviewer like that.

The end is priceless, the interviewer is talking to herself 😂

Beauty and Brains she really has it all and a love for MJ 🛡️👼.

Brooke handled these creepy questions so well

She the greatest role model for teen girls in the 80s. She certainly helped me survive high school.

The most Beautiful girl ever back then and now smart and humble

10:38 Martin was still expressing his thoughts and was clearly annoyed at being cut off.

Martin Hewitt seems over this interview. Like he knows how lame it is. I think he quit acting a few years later. He and Brooke had the same features in their faces. Very lovely.

Zeffirelli is a legend

This interviewer really crossed the line

Martin & Brooke made a stunning couple in that movie. Two very beautiful people

In my heart! Forever!❤

Your video will have a lovely weekend of tea

La mejor cara del medio artístico, una Diosa hermosa

Her new documentary blames only men for asking inappropriate questions but we see here in this interview that women crossed the line with her as well.

Just discovered the interview today 10/16/2021---It actually took place 40 years ago. It's great seeing the young actors, at the time and Franco Zeffirelli. Martin Hewitt is now in his 60's and if Brook Shields was 16, she would be 56 now. Yes, the interviewer was very grating on the nerves, but since it was 40 years ago, I will put it in it's proper place. Ancient History.

0:03 nobody gonna talk about this

The first 10 seconds! Omg!!! Some tension me senses.

*Love this film & Brooke.*

BROOKE SHIELDS !!! LOVE !!! FOREVER !!!

Kudos to Brooke Shields for walking out of that ridiculous interview 🙄

lol at the comment "Bruh-haha" ; strange how things changed; today's time this superb movie will be rated G. Brooke and Martin did a great job on this movie; I wish there is behind the scenes.

These questions are literally an interrogation. ‘Is brook Shields ready for a sexual relationship’ ….. the interviewer isn’t exactly helping them promote the movie in a positive way.

The end 😂

This'd really Amazing

What is your responsibility in the future and I 💓💜

Endless Love …1 of my favorite movies. Every girl needs a David ♥️♥️♥️

Tearjerker of a movie especially at end when Martin tells Brooke "I know you still love me!"

They seriously could make a beautiful couple, Martin and Brooke.

Martin Hewitt is gorgeous !!!!

Her answer is very smart.

Brooke Shields seemed quite level headed in this interview for a 16 y/o. She seems to understand showbiz better than Hewitt. The interviewer is very annoying...almost as if she was channeling best Barbra Walters. I do admit Endless Love is not easy to watch.I had to watch it in 20 minute increments. It’s has lots of uncomfortable confrontational scenes that don’t seem like thing’s could get worse but continues to worsen every 20 minutes till the end. It’s really a tragic love story.

I watched this as a 17 yr old teenager with my boyfriend. We were already involved at that point, but it was a beautiful moment we shared together. I guess teenagers had that same moment if they watched “The Notebook” together.

Love is love. Beautiful movie.

This is bizarre on steroids! The ending, though! 🤣

Boy that lady if she’s still alive is probably shocked at todays standards

How are you going to get in to watch it? No problem. We've got IDs. :😀

Does anybody know why Brooke left a little earlier before everyone else?

You have to respect a directors artistic creation not always challenging it

"was it difficult for you to do that caressing and the other things you have to do" bruh he's an actor, what this interviewer tryna say

This interviewer Bobbie Wygant was a major network news interviewer? She seems so nervous and unprofessional. I thought this was some local news talk show, lol.

I think Brooke was on the right path, but nevertheless thinking "Because I genuinely believe it, it must be right", is not a mature attitude. One has to be self-validating, you always have something to learn from your elders or even peers. For a person to grow, you cannot believe that because you're passionate about something it becomes the truth. I've seen many people fall regret that was once very passionate about the subject. Personally, I know sex happens at that age, I don't question biology, I question the mind and the ability to make decisions. These rules made by parents are not to impede on your biology, it's meant to protect you from your own mind. How do you know you're doing the right thing? Well, either you don't care, or you ping for hindsight or perhaps rely on common sense. Brooke said one thing good here, "It's different for each person". But what the director says is that everyone should do it. Regret is a very dangerous feeling... Some could escalate to the point of complete mental breakdown. My conclusion is there's nothing wrong with listening to your parents, waiting till you reach 21 or 20, and then making your own *educated* choices. You're not missing out. In fact, I'd argue, you're saving yourself a lot of issues. You say the experiences help you grow? Well, what's wrong with growing by means of observation and inherited experience? Anyways, how did this get so philosophical xD, -i think- I think so many in the comment were talking about how beautiful and smart she is, and she definitely is, they forgot there was a philosophical conversation going on haha.

Brooke is clearly completely embarrassed by these questions, but she is so intelligent that she can answer very well... but her face doesn't lie, she is very uncomfortable with this sensationalist interview.

Why is the nun interviewing people and not attending service in church?

Shields was so professional and poised for that age. I still think even before this unfortunate time of wokeness the interviewer asked a few unusually explicit questions. Especially for a sixteen year old. Shields if she saw this interview today would probably cringe. It always amazed me how Shields with her talent and beauty was not able to be that big of a star as an adult actress. I'm beginning to think due to the intensity and adult themes associated with many of her childhood and teen films a toll had been taken on her psychologically. She has actually taken some crazy roles as an adult though in more indie movies like Freeway and Black and White. It was fun to see her with a young Reese Witherspoon as pedophile Keifer Sutherland's suffering wife. Actually Freeway has a seen in it in which Shields does something very destructive and out of character for Shields wholesome, IRL anyway, image. Maybe one of the weirdest things she ever did was for TV in The Stalking Of Laura Black I think it was called. Which involved another kind of story of obsession by of all people Richard (John Boy Walton) Thomas. Playing an an office co-worker who can't get over the newest girl hired by his company. When his love for her is unrequited he takes drastic measures. For a tv movie, I remember it's not only very well made and intense but in addition to Shields, Thomas performance in it is to say the least very chilling. I was never a big fan of The Waltons growing up, in fact I was to young to appreciate it. But still considering how I remember the heartthrob Shields was and beloved the John Boy character was to tv fans back then it was still very strange to see those two together onscreen. Staker and victim or not, lol. I remember thinking Shields was pretty I suppose when I was in my teens and and she was in her twenties God knows how many times I saw The Blue Lagoon on HBO growing up. Maybe not yet being conscious of how risque the themes of it were as a kid. I never even realized Brooke Shields was Italian American until I saw her on an Ancestry.com special a few years back. Now I get why many men and even some women saw her looks as unique and maybe a little exotic. I think going back Shields and maybe Diane Lane in movies like Six Pack were my first prepubescent crushes, lol. Had a thing for Robin Lively too. All women now in their fifties who have for the most part aged gracefully. I remember seeing Brooke S. in the 90s on tv when I was in college and thinking, God, she's still as gorgeous as when I was a kid and although she might be starting to age somewhat Shields is still a very attractive middle aged woman.

This interviewer was rude in her questions to Brooke, Franco and Martin regarding the film. Making them all feel awkward. Practically interrogating them. The actors are each playing a role and in character. It doesn't define who they are as a person and their beliefs. This movie wasn't about sex or promiscuity. It centered on two young people who loved each other. Surprised they didn't all walk out sooner. Needs to be better trained in PR.

I loved Martin Hewitt as a girl. What a babe!

WHY was this so normalized

I wonder if Brooke remained friends with Martin. I really don't get that feeling. She doesn't seem to be too friendly to him, she knew she was famous already and he wasn't. I get a cold energy from her towards Martin.

What in the hell is up with this interview lady? Passive aggressive and sort of mean! Brooke held her own against her.

They in a dump apartment? Where’s Mr Roper?

O sucesso acabou 😂

so this was normal back then

It’s like it never occurred to the young people in the movie to think about what it said to young people and if it was an appropriate movie for them to make. Maybe that should have been the first thing they thought about.

"Sir, we have a girl we think would be perfect as the lead for our next big movie." "Can she sing?" "No." "Can she dance?" "No." "Well, for God's sake, can she at least act?" "Hmm... she's no Faye Dunaway." "Well, what in God's name makes you think--" "--Oh! Here she is, Sir. Meet Brooke Shields." "Hello, you're hired."

Martin Hewitt le palmeó a Brook, y ella se enojó""

What an awkward interview. Oh the 80's. Seems so prudish compared to now. I was the same as Brooke at this time.

Who was Brooke’s double?

Loved her in Pretty Baby

The interviewer really crossed the line in to enemy territory

they all got uptset at the interviewer, especially the maker & Brooke bcause of somethg very right she's talking about. It wasn't nothing this movies in the 80s

OMG what an old prude. Okay it was 1981, but still, she was way behind the times and dressed like it. She's from Texas, the bible belt. She is still alive, believe it or not. 95 years old as of my post. Never had children. Not surprised.

It was a good movies.. I enjoyed it but I just saw it I’m 50 yrs old for younger ppl 15 yrs old it’s a bit strong.. I felt bad for the male actor he was uncomfortable..Brook Shield has always been my fav she’s gorgeous

What an old bat ... its a movie about young first love and at that age we all believe is ENDLESS ❤

David ninguém sabe dele 😂

I totally disagree. Even the word XXX is horrendous. It is intercourse. The addiction that XXX brings with it, is never addressed here. Well, as long as people can make money from it . . . Disgraceful.

I’m annoyed with this interviewer!

The movie director is so right when saying that there is no age to express love, Juliet was 13 and she was not judged ever .. nowadays people would portray that as Pedophilia, ugh what a sad sad sad world are we living in today ?? ..

This lady is the worst interviewer ever. Actors now would just walk off

Wow, right in the beginning, Martin being kind of rude there. Shushes Brooke making an innocent side comment, and Brooke gives him a mean look, but quickly goes back to smiling. Kind of awkward. Martin seemed controlling in that very moment. I’m gonna say this isn’t the first time that part of Martin’s personality came out. Probably came out many times during filming.

So she’s in 10th grade here. Creepy.

How could they ask this stuff… insulting

Endless Love was a horror movie imo. Ultra liberal parents raising this daughter to have her boyfriend sleep over every night even on school nights as long as it is under their roof. The movie was an entire freak show. I did love the movie but it terrified me.

Obviously not followers of the Lord...

Who are these movie mongers, anyway! Money and lust! 😱

I agree with another's comment that this interviewer went over the line. She had sex on the brain and completely ignored the message of the movie - plus asking Brooke about what she does personally is rude. This interviewer may as well be wearing a nun costume! Either that or she never fell in love as a teenager. 🙄 And when are we going to stop pretending teenagers don't have sex? He was showing what DOES happen, he wasn't saying necessarily it SHOULD be what teenagers engage in. Zefferelli's points are understandable. I'm actually shocked as upset as he seemed to be that he didn't say how about we focus on the story - which was all about love, not sex. I feel this film was not only beautifully shot, but the feeling it gave me - which is one of love. Love between two teenagers, but also the family's love for each other as well. The sex between David and Jade came from that love - which IS the way it should be (as opposed to other movies of that time such as Fast Times at Ridgemont High, or Porkys - which showed sex without love). But the sex scenes in Endless love were not gratuitous or graphic (to use Zefferelli's word) or even exploitive IMO. I'm a bit younger than Brooke and didn't see this movie until I was probably 18 or 19. I've seen it maybe 5x since and regardless of how I've changed or matured, I've never changed my opinion on it. This interviewer came from a more repressed generation where love was often (or moreso) a lucky happenstance if it accompanied a marriage, but maybe not the catalyst for marriage. Marriage to her was probably about financial security and procreation, and a world before the pill and legal abortion. But Brooke and myself come from a different time and view - a view that says you can be expressive in a sexual way IF that's your choice as a teenager or adult. As Zefferelli was trying to say - this movie wasn't porn, and it wasn't as nonchalant about sex among teenagers as those other movies I mentioned, it was about two people deeply in love.

This whole interview is cringeworthy. She was 15 and he was 23. The interviewer was very right about sometimes right to say what she’s saying and other times too alluring.

The director is creepy af

Great answers Brooke. Female interviewer was not nice. Horrible questions.

This interviewer was lame in her questions all directed to shame all 3.

This interviewer isn't living in reality . She's ridiculous

Terrible interviewer

Oh my gosh! We wonder why our youth is lost. Catholic has nothing to do with anything. God say’s do not commit fornication! Hypocrite

The interviewer was monstrously inadequate 🤮

Most Stupid interview ever!??

He has no socks, bad

She's a horrible interviewer ...