Arnold Schwarzenegger and his mother, Aurelia Jadrny, look through Schwarzenegger’s movie promotion posters. He describes how much he admires his mother, explaining that she has taught him the importance of love and sacrifice.
Those closest to musician Bob Marley describe the painful final days leading up to his death and explain what happened to his estate when he died without a will.
Robin Williams and his mother, Laura McLaurin, have a hilarious conversation about what his childhood was like. Williams admires his mother as he describes his relationship with her as evolving into a friendship.
Patrick Swayze and his mother hang out and reminisce on what he was like as a child. Swayze describes being proud of his mother and how he loved the life of growing up with a mom that was also a dance teacher.
Jamie Lee Curtis and her sister, Kelly Curtis, explain what it was like growing up with a famous mother, Janet Leigh. The girls discuss how involved their mother was in their lives despite being a highly sought-after celebrity.
Whoopi Goldberg and her mother discuss their relationship as Whoopi was growing up. Whoopi then goes on to compliment her mother’s teaching skills and the patience and love she has for so many children.
Actor Jeff Bridges comes from a family of many actors beginning with his mother, Dorothy Louise Bridges, an actress who studied under the famous method acting teacher, Michael Chekhov. In this video, he spends time in the kitchen with his mother as they reminisce on Bridges’ childhood and share cute … Continue reading
Jane Fonda recalls working in films with her father as well as Katharine Hepburn. Fonda explains how much she was able to learn from Hepburn despite that fact that Hepburn didn’t like her very much.
Marilyn Monroe gives an emotional account of how she saw the role of mothers and fathers when she was younger and in the foster care system. Monroe also describes how her foster parents treated her.
Ginger Rogers recalls the studio workshop Lela Rogers ran for young stars on the Radio-Keith-Orpheum (RKO) lot and describes how her mother launched her as an actress. Then, Lucille Ball thanks Lela Rogers for kick-starting her career and discusses how she worked her way up the ladder with Rogers’ help.
