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Welcome back to the show.
Ricardo Montalban is here.
Let's check the price, and it's dropped.
Oh, this is great.
It's already taken a nosedive.
We're losing three cents a share on our purchase.
I think that guy was, uh, might have been a weasel I was talking to him.
A New Zealand weasel.
We are dumb.
We're dumb.
We're dumb.
It's our fault.
No, it'll go back up.
It'll come back up.
It's already going down.
It'll go back up.
I can't believe how dumb we are.
No, the market will go back up.
All right.
Just relax, Paul.
And by the way, thanks again for all your help over there.
It's like the night we were out here building screens.
Well, I tried.
I tried with the screen.
I tried to put in one thing, and it bent.
Okay, never mind.
I'm into the stock.
I'm upset.
We've lost.
We've got $1,000 in the New Zealand stock market.
What do you care?
Already lost three cents.
It'll come back up.
Our first guest tonight has been in more than 40 motion pictures, including the
Mark of Zorro.
I was in that as well.
He was also in Across the Wide, Missouri and Star Trek, The Wrath of Khan.
And for seven years, he was Mr. Rourke on Fantasy Island.
Folks, please welcome Ricardo Montalban.
Hi, Ricardo.
Nice to meet you.
How are you?
Thank you very much for being here.
How are you doing?
Well, they made me feel cable-rific.
See?
I really did.
See?
Oh, yeah.
He's celebrating National Cable Month.
That's very nice.
You were on Fantasy Island for seven years?
Seven years.
That's a long time, isn't it?
Got up at five every morning.
Never came home before.
Seven, eight, nine, ten o'clock at night.
Seven years.
And it was you and Hervé?
Hervé Vilchez.
Now, how did you guys get along?
Very well.
Hervé is, he's French.
And, um...
Is he from France?
From France.
From the south of France.
I guess that's what French means, doesn't it?
That's right.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
And he was, uh, he is delightful.
He's very artistic.
He's a very good painter, a good artist, a good sense of humor, very charming.
Did he get on your nerves at all?
Um...
No, I'm just joking.
I mean, you must have been good friends to work with.
I probably got on his nerves.
I probably got on his nerves.
No, the thing that was funny about Hervé was that he had a little difficulty
with the language.
You know, I mean, being from Mexico, originally, I had a lot of trouble with
the language.
And he had trouble enunciating certain things, you know.
For instance, one day, um, it was supposed to say,
Uh, boss, is he here for the grand opening?
And so, um...
And so the director says, Hervé, cut.
Hervé, it's grand.
Here for the grand opening.
Grand.
He says, ronde.
Grand.
Ronde.
Grand.
Grand.
Ronde.
Grand.
Ronde.
Grand.
Ronde.
Perfect.
Let's shoot it.
Well, actually, he was just, uh, using the French pronunciation.
That's right.
Yeah.
Yeah.
They had another time, there was a name.
An unlikely name for him to pronounce.
It would be difficult for me.
His name was...
He said, oh, he says, oh, boss, is that...
The name was Simon Flynn.
Simon Flynn.
Simon Flynn.
So we're doing the introductions.
Who's that boss?
I said, well, that's me so-and-so from Kansas City.
I said, fantasy boss.
Well, she has to, uh...
Oh, is she related to Simon Flynn?
Cut.
Do it again.
It's, it's, it's, it's Simon Flynn.
Ah.
Ah.
Oh, boss, is she related to, uh, Flynn on Sims?
No.
Simon Flynn.
He couldn't get it.
By that time, the crew, we were all laughing.
Sure.
Hervé was laughing.
Yeah.
And before the, I mean, it took forever to shoot that, you know.
Yeah.
But in his defense, not that he needs anybody to defend him on this count, but
that's the
kind of thing that anybody can make.
That's a mistake, sure.
Anybody could happen to, of course.
It's happened to me, yes.
Yeah, yeah.
And you get to that point, and you get the mental block.
But Simon Flynn.
Yeah.
It comes out in a flame on Simon, they all.
Now, and now, and now you're on, uh, the Colby's, right?
I'm on the Colby's.
Now, what is that show about?
That's like the, the second, the second half of, uh, it's, it's, isn't it a
continuation
of, uh, um...
Dynasty?
Yeah, Dynasty.
Yeah, they're interrelated somehow, but no.
No, what it is, it's very funny, you know, because you as an actor, after so
many years,
you're used to reading a script.
Mm-hmm.
And you're at the beginning, the middle, and the end.
Now, you never, an actor never plays the result, but you play the continuity,
and you
know where you are.
You orchestrate the role, you know, you know when to go high, you know, and so.
But in this thing, it's surprising.
Speak for yourself, by the way.
This is a surprise.
You open the script, and you read, and you say, and then you say, I do what?
Comes the total surprise, you know, there you are.
However, it's very much like life, David.
I don't know what's going to happen to me after I leave the studio, but I know
me, and
I know how I will react, you know, I'm reacting to you a different way than I
read somebody else.
So in this case, they put you in a certain circumstance, and you react.
Now, what is your character?
You're, uh, you're Zachary.
I am Zach Powers.
Zachary Powers.
My original name was, uh, Pablo Zacarias.
Mm-hmm.
He changed it to Zach Powers.
And you're, uh.
And he's an ambitious man.
An ambitious man.
Yeah.
Ambitious, ambitious, womanizer, you know, a sybarite.
Uh-huh.
He's very, uh, and, uh, but he has a soft spot in him, you know.
And I play him, you know, and, and, and, and evil man doesn't know that he's
evil.
He does things that are evil.
Sure.
In the eyes of others.
But he thinks it's perfectly, uh, legitimate for him to do certain things.
All right.
Is this guy a wealthy man?
Very wealthy.
Yeah.
Very, very powerful.
Very powerful.
But you know.
And are you related to the Carringtons at all?
Not at all.
Yeah.
No.
Pablo Zacarias.
No.
No.
No, but, but you know, uh, uh, uh, in one occasion I did a, a guest shot in
Dynasty, you know.
And I was supposed to have a scene with, uh, Samantha, you know, Joan Collins.
Joan Collins is Samantha?
Uh, is it, is it Samantha?
No, what is it?
Please help me.
Alexis.
Alexis, I beg your pardon.
Well, I'm, I'm working on the Colby's, not, not Thomas.
So I, uh, they give me the, they give me, they give me the script, you know,
and it was
a very simple scene in which she, she calls me on the phone and I said, yes,
Alexis.
She says, uh, I don't know the name of the person, something like Mabel.
Mabel is out, she says, Mabel is out of jail.
Mabel is out of jail.
Mabel is out of jail.
And it's written there.
My answer is, she is.
Now.
So now I get to the, uh, I, I get, I get to the student.
And I say, I know, because they never tell you, you know, what's ahead.
They have to keep you a little bit in suspense so you, so you don't become stale.
I say, I realize, but then, you know, that she is, is a very pregnant little
phrase.
It can be many things.
Sure.
Am I saying, she is?
I mean, scared that she's out of jail to incriminate me?
Am I saying, oh, she is, you know, so glad?
Am I saying, uh, am I saying, uh, she is?
I don't believe it.
Am I saying, oh, is she, you know, at least give me a clue.
What am I, glad, scared, what?
And they say, well, it doesn't really matter that much, too.
So, uh, Samantha, yeah, yes, Alexis, uh, uh, you know, Mabel is out of jail.
Well, she is.
That was the whole deal.
That was the whole deal.
And you never found out what she was, uh?
I never found out in it, nothing.
She is.
Okay.
Uh, we got to do a commercial there, and then when we come back, we're going to
find out whether
we've made her lost money in the New Zealand stock market.
I ain't missing it already.
Oh, you're in on it, too?
Oh, good.
All right.
We'll be right back.
All right.
Welcome back.
All right.
So, we're, we're broke, we've broken even now.
So, it's come back up, Paul.
Oh.
Earlier, we were losing three cents on the share, and now it's evened out.
So, our investment is holding its own, yeah.
We're, we're in the, uh, Rainbow Entrepreneurial Corporation.
They, uh, do various investments and so forth.
We bought in a $3.15 a share, and it's still holding its own.
So, so far...
Sigh of relief.
Not a bad investment.
Ah.
Now, now, Paul mentioned this earlier.
What, what is the deal?
What the hell is?
Is there anything really Corinthian leather?
Is that anything?
It's, it's just...
It's just, it's, it's some kind of vinyl they make in Detroit, isn't it?
No, they found, they found a leather that was very pliable.
Very soft and very durable.
And, uh, and I don't know whether it was because of, uh, the writer, Jim Nichols,
who wrote the commercials for Chrysler for me, at that time, found, he wanted
to find a word that sounded sort of elegant, that I could say with a little
verb, you know.
And, uh, so Corinthian.
Oh, yeah.
It seemed, you know what I mean?
But, but, but does it mean anything?
Nothing.
Nothing.
It's not that, well, what does, you know, what does David Letterman mean, you
know?
Well, it's...
It's a name, David.
It's a name.
It's a name.
But it doesn't refer...
It's a very good name.
It doesn't refer to a geographic area.
By David Letterman.
From Corinthianon.
Yeah.
It's a trade name.
Trade name.
A trade name.
How did you get that, uh, you were the spokesperson for Chrysler for life.
Yes, for 13 years.
Yeah.
I think it's, I think it's a, uh, a record.
Mm-hmm.
13 years.
How did that happen?
I was doing a tour of George Bernard Shaw's Don Juan in Hell, and, um, with, um...
Now, why, now, why do people laugh at that?
Why do they laugh at that?
Well, maybe the hell or the Don Juan, I don't know which.
But I was doing this tour with, uh, making a tour with, uh, Aggie Moorhead, Agnes
Moorhead,
God rest her soul, Paul Henry, and, um, and, uh, Edward Mulher.
And one of the places that he took us was Detroit.
And there in Detroit were people from Chrysler and from Young, uh, Younger Rubricum,
who were then the...
The ad agency.
The ad agency then.
And the writer, Jim Nichols, you know, they were getting ready to do this...
Didn't he write Corinthian leather?
He did.
Yeah, that's what I thought.
This is an original.
But they were, they were, they were getting ready to launch a new car called
the Cordova.
Yeah.
Now, I was very interested because...
Now, I'll tell you what's funny about this, David.
You see, actually, the name of the city in Spain, where my father in Mexico,
there's a city called Cordova, where they had a brewery, my, a, the branch of a
brewery in Mexico.
So I know the name, Cordova, you know.
Cordova.
Cordova.
Cordova.
The accent's on the first syllable.
Cordova.
Cordova.
Cordova.
Ta-ta-ta.
Cordova.
Now, so now when I, I said, I said a new car, when I was reading the
demonstration for them,
I said Cordova, and they said, no, no, no, it's Cordova.
It is?
Yeah, they're telling you.
Cordova.
But not only, not only Cordova.
So I said, well, at least let me say Cordova.
And they did.
Yeah, yeah.
And that's how I, when, when, the, the, the, the, the spiny sounding name.
I bet you sold a lot of cars.
Don't you get the feeling you probably, I mean, they had you for 13 years.
You must have moved a lot of iron.
I think, I think Cordova was a very successful car.
Did you have one?
Did you?
Yeah, always.
Was it a nice car?
Or?
A very good car.
As a matter of fact, the other day, I was driving in my Chrysler and some kids
up next
to me and he says, hi, Ricardo.
I said, hi.
He says, I said, he said, have you driven a Ford lately?
And I said, I said, no, maybe that's why I haven't, haven't had a recall in the
13
years of the Chrysler.
Which is true.
I never did.
In 13 years, I never had a recall.
And, uh, what are you working on now?
You're in the Colbys, more Star Trek movies?
And the Star Trek movie, I don't know, they left me when I, when I died in Star
Trek, it
was a definite death.
I mean, you saw me really kick the bucket.
But they cut just before I kicked the bucket.
So they left it kind of open.
So I don't know what was going on.
So you couldn't be out there again.
But I'm doing the Colbys, David, which is, it's good for me because, you know,
after
doing seven years of Fantasy Island, the image of Mr. Rourke in the white suit
was
so strong that I thought it was difficult for people to take me seriously in
other roles.
Whereas the Colbys, it's like a halfway house.
I mean, it's taking me, taking me out of the, uh, taking me out of the, uh, or
the man
in the white suit to other things, I hope.
Well, uh, I hope it's around for as long as you want it to be around.
We shall see if it's renewed.
We're waiting to hear.
And it's, it's a pleasure to meet you.
You're a terrific man.
And thank you for your time.
Nice to have you here.
Thank you.
Ricardo Montalbain.
We'll be right back, Ted.
We'll be right back.
We'll be right back.
We'll be right back.
We'll be right back.

Ricardo Montalban on Letterman April 14, 1987

Welcome back to the show.
Ricardo Montalban is here.
Let's check the price, and it's dropped.
Oh, this is great.
It's already taken a nosedive.
We're losing three cents a share on our purchase.
I think that guy was, uh, might have been a weasel I was talking to him.
A New Zealand weasel.
We are dumb.
We're dumb.
We're dumb.
It's our fault.
No, it'll go back up.
It'll come back up.
It's already going down.
It'll go back up.
I can't believe how dumb we are.
No, the market will go back up.
All right.
Just relax, Paul.
And by the way, thanks again for all your help over there.
It's like the night we were out here building screens.
Well, I tried.
I tried with the screen.
I tried to put in one thing, and it bent.
Okay, never mind.
I'm into the stock.
I'm upset.
We've lost.
We've got $1,000 in the New Zealand stock market.
What do you care?
Already lost three cents.
It'll come back up.
Our first guest tonight has been in more than 40 motion pictures, including the
Mark of Zorro.
I was in that as well.
He was also in Across the Wide, Missouri and Star Trek, The Wrath of Khan.
And for seven years, he was Mr. Rourke on Fantasy Island.
Folks, please welcome Ricardo Montalban.
Hi, Ricardo.
Nice to meet you.
How are you?
Thank you very much for being here.
How are you doing?
Well, they made me feel cable-rific.
See?
I really did.
See?
Oh, yeah.
He's celebrating National Cable Month.
That's very nice.
You were on Fantasy Island for seven years?
Seven years.
That's a long time, isn't it?
Got up at five every morning.
Never came home before.
Seven, eight, nine, ten o'clock at night.
Seven years.
And it was you and Hervé?
Hervé Vilchez.
Now, how did you guys get along?
Very well.
Hervé is, he's French.
And, um...
Is he from France?
From France.
From the south of France.
I guess that's what French means, doesn't it?
That's right.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
And he was, uh, he is delightful.
He's very artistic.
He's a very good painter, a good artist, a good sense of humor, very charming.
Did he get on your nerves at all?
Um...
No, I'm just joking.
I mean, you must have been good friends to work with.
I probably got on his nerves.
I probably got on his nerves.
No, the thing that was funny about Hervé was that he had a little difficulty
with the language.
You know, I mean, being from Mexico, originally, I had a lot of trouble with
the language.
And he had trouble enunciating certain things, you know.
For instance, one day, um, it was supposed to say,
Uh, boss, is he here for the grand opening?
And so, um...
And so the director says, Hervé, cut.
Hervé, it's grand.
Here for the grand opening.
Grand.
He says, ronde.
Grand.
Ronde.
Grand.
Grand.
Ronde.
Grand.
Ronde.
Grand.
Ronde.
Perfect.
Let's shoot it.
Well, actually, he was just, uh, using the French pronunciation.
That's right.
Yeah.
Yeah.
They had another time, there was a name.
An unlikely name for him to pronounce.
It would be difficult for me.
His name was...
He said, oh, he says, oh, boss, is that...
The name was Simon Flynn.
Simon Flynn.
Simon Flynn.
So we're doing the introductions.
Who's that boss?
I said, well, that's me so-and-so from Kansas City.
I said, fantasy boss.
Well, she has to, uh...
Oh, is she related to Simon Flynn?
Cut.
Do it again.
It's, it's, it's, it's Simon Flynn.
Ah.
Ah.
Oh, boss, is she related to, uh, Flynn on Sims?
No.
Simon Flynn.
He couldn't get it.
By that time, the crew, we were all laughing.
Sure.
Hervé was laughing.
Yeah.
And before the, I mean, it took forever to shoot that, you know.
Yeah.
But in his defense, not that he needs anybody to defend him on this count, but
that's the
kind of thing that anybody can make.
That's a mistake, sure.
Anybody could happen to, of course.
It's happened to me, yes.
Yeah, yeah.
And you get to that point, and you get the mental block.
But Simon Flynn.
Yeah.
It comes out in a flame on Simon, they all.
Now, and now, and now you're on, uh, the Colby's, right?
I'm on the Colby's.
Now, what is that show about?
That's like the, the second, the second half of, uh, it's, it's, isn't it a
continuation
of, uh, um...
Dynasty?
Yeah, Dynasty.
Yeah, they're interrelated somehow, but no.
No, what it is, it's very funny, you know, because you as an actor, after so
many years,
you're used to reading a script.
Mm-hmm.
And you're at the beginning, the middle, and the end.
Now, you never, an actor never plays the result, but you play the continuity,
and you
know where you are.
You orchestrate the role, you know, you know when to go high, you know, and so.
But in this thing, it's surprising.
Speak for yourself, by the way.
This is a surprise.
You open the script, and you read, and you say, and then you say, I do what?
Comes the total surprise, you know, there you are.
However, it's very much like life, David.
I don't know what's going to happen to me after I leave the studio, but I know
me, and
I know how I will react, you know, I'm reacting to you a different way than I
read somebody else.
So in this case, they put you in a certain circumstance, and you react.
Now, what is your character?
You're, uh, you're Zachary.
I am Zach Powers.
Zachary Powers.
My original name was, uh, Pablo Zacarias.
Mm-hmm.
He changed it to Zach Powers.
And you're, uh.
And he's an ambitious man.
An ambitious man.
Yeah.
Ambitious, ambitious, womanizer, you know, a sybarite.
Uh-huh.
He's very, uh, and, uh, but he has a soft spot in him, you know.
And I play him, you know, and, and, and, and evil man doesn't know that he's
evil.
He does things that are evil.
Sure.
In the eyes of others.
But he thinks it's perfectly, uh, legitimate for him to do certain things.
All right.
Is this guy a wealthy man?
Very wealthy.
Yeah.
Very, very powerful.
Very powerful.
But you know.
And are you related to the Carringtons at all?
Not at all.
Yeah.
No.
Pablo Zacarias.
No.
No.
No, but, but you know, uh, uh, uh, in one occasion I did a, a guest shot in
Dynasty, you know.
And I was supposed to have a scene with, uh, Samantha, you know, Joan Collins.
Joan Collins is Samantha?
Uh, is it, is it Samantha?
No, what is it?
Please help me.
Alexis.
Alexis, I beg your pardon.
Well, I'm, I'm working on the Colby's, not, not Thomas.
So I, uh, they give me the, they give me, they give me the script, you know,
and it was
a very simple scene in which she, she calls me on the phone and I said, yes,
Alexis.
She says, uh, I don't know the name of the person, something like Mabel.
Mabel is out, she says, Mabel is out of jail.
Mabel is out of jail.
Mabel is out of jail.
And it's written there.
My answer is, she is.
Now.
So now I get to the, uh, I, I get, I get to the student.
And I say, I know, because they never tell you, you know, what's ahead.
They have to keep you a little bit in suspense so you, so you don't become stale.
I say, I realize, but then, you know, that she is, is a very pregnant little
phrase.
It can be many things.
Sure.
Am I saying, she is?
I mean, scared that she's out of jail to incriminate me?
Am I saying, oh, she is, you know, so glad?
Am I saying, uh, am I saying, uh, she is?
I don't believe it.
Am I saying, oh, is she, you know, at least give me a clue.
What am I, glad, scared, what?
And they say, well, it doesn't really matter that much, too.
So, uh, Samantha, yeah, yes, Alexis, uh, uh, you know, Mabel is out of jail.
Well, she is.
That was the whole deal.
That was the whole deal.
And you never found out what she was, uh?
I never found out in it, nothing.
She is.
Okay.
Uh, we got to do a commercial there, and then when we come back, we're going to
find out whether
we've made her lost money in the New Zealand stock market.
I ain't missing it already.
Oh, you're in on it, too?
Oh, good.
All right.
We'll be right back.
All right.
Welcome back.
All right.
So, we're, we're broke, we've broken even now.
So, it's come back up, Paul.
Oh.
Earlier, we were losing three cents on the share, and now it's evened out.
So, our investment is holding its own, yeah.
We're, we're in the, uh, Rainbow Entrepreneurial Corporation.
They, uh, do various investments and so forth.
We bought in a $3.15 a share, and it's still holding its own.
So, so far...
Sigh of relief.
Not a bad investment.
Ah.
Now, now, Paul mentioned this earlier.
What, what is the deal?
What the hell is?
Is there anything really Corinthian leather?
Is that anything?
It's, it's just...
It's just, it's, it's some kind of vinyl they make in Detroit, isn't it?
No, they found, they found a leather that was very pliable.
Very soft and very durable.
And, uh, and I don't know whether it was because of, uh, the writer, Jim Nichols,
who wrote the commercials for Chrysler for me, at that time, found, he wanted
to find a word that sounded sort of elegant, that I could say with a little
verb, you know.
And, uh, so Corinthian.
Oh, yeah.
It seemed, you know what I mean?
But, but, but does it mean anything?
Nothing.
Nothing.
It's not that, well, what does, you know, what does David Letterman mean, you
know?
Well, it's...
It's a name, David.
It's a name.
It's a name.
But it doesn't refer...
It's a very good name.
It doesn't refer to a geographic area.
By David Letterman.
From Corinthianon.
Yeah.
It's a trade name.
Trade name.
A trade name.
How did you get that, uh, you were the spokesperson for Chrysler for life.
Yes, for 13 years.
Yeah.
I think it's, I think it's a, uh, a record.
Mm-hmm.
13 years.
How did that happen?
I was doing a tour of George Bernard Shaw's Don Juan in Hell, and, um, with, um...
Now, why, now, why do people laugh at that?
Why do they laugh at that?
Well, maybe the hell or the Don Juan, I don't know which.
But I was doing this tour with, uh, making a tour with, uh, Aggie Moorhead, Agnes
Moorhead,
God rest her soul, Paul Henry, and, um, and, uh, Edward Mulher.
And one of the places that he took us was Detroit.
And there in Detroit were people from Chrysler and from Young, uh, Younger Rubricum,
who were then the...
The ad agency.
The ad agency then.
And the writer, Jim Nichols, you know, they were getting ready to do this...
Didn't he write Corinthian leather?
He did.
Yeah, that's what I thought.
This is an original.
But they were, they were, they were getting ready to launch a new car called
the Cordova.
Yeah.
Now, I was very interested because...
Now, I'll tell you what's funny about this, David.
You see, actually, the name of the city in Spain, where my father in Mexico,
there's a city called Cordova, where they had a brewery, my, a, the branch of a
brewery in Mexico.
So I know the name, Cordova, you know.
Cordova.
Cordova.
Cordova.
The accent's on the first syllable.
Cordova.
Cordova.
Cordova.
Ta-ta-ta.
Cordova.
Now, so now when I, I said, I said a new car, when I was reading the
demonstration for them,
I said Cordova, and they said, no, no, no, it's Cordova.
It is?
Yeah, they're telling you.
Cordova.
But not only, not only Cordova.
So I said, well, at least let me say Cordova.
And they did.
Yeah, yeah.
And that's how I, when, when, the, the, the, the, the spiny sounding name.
I bet you sold a lot of cars.
Don't you get the feeling you probably, I mean, they had you for 13 years.
You must have moved a lot of iron.
I think, I think Cordova was a very successful car.
Did you have one?
Did you?
Yeah, always.
Was it a nice car?
Or?
A very good car.
As a matter of fact, the other day, I was driving in my Chrysler and some kids
up next
to me and he says, hi, Ricardo.
I said, hi.
He says, I said, he said, have you driven a Ford lately?
And I said, I said, no, maybe that's why I haven't, haven't had a recall in the
13
years of the Chrysler.
Which is true.
I never did.
In 13 years, I never had a recall.
And, uh, what are you working on now?
You're in the Colbys, more Star Trek movies?
And the Star Trek movie, I don't know, they left me when I, when I died in Star
Trek, it
was a definite death.
I mean, you saw me really kick the bucket.
But they cut just before I kicked the bucket.
So they left it kind of open.
So I don't know what was going on.
So you couldn't be out there again.
But I'm doing the 