Gloria Vanderbilt's 'Gentlemen Callers'
Friday, January 06, 2012 5:00AM
Gloria Vanderbilt has written numerous books. After completing her romance memoir, “It Seems Important at the Time,” in which she mentions many of her “gentlemen callers, she asked Anderson to edit.
Watch below for his reaction to this idea...
Watch below for his reaction to this idea...
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Anderson I love your show!! The show with your mom was beautiful, insightful, inspiring, and wonderful , your mom is an incredible person. Thank you for sharing her with us and doing it with such grace, dignity and love.
Sincerely,
Phila Mukherjee
I enjoy Copper and Mon it was very sweet of him to share on his show I have lost a son and the other son suff because he though he was not loved it was not that I didn't know how to share the loss.I'm sure copper was sad a lot but has made up with all the good he has and gives
Love you Anderson. You are so smart, rich & gorgeous that you don't have to be as good & decent a person as you are (this culture- as you well know- would let you (encourage you) be a jerk if you wanted to). That makes me like & admire you so much more for having the depth that you do. Keep up the good work!!! They don't make 'em like you!
I enjoyed the truly personal show with you and your mother. Thank you for sharing that part of your life with your audience.
Thanks
I only got the chance to watch these clips,however the on screen chemistry you and your mom have is make me think about my mom and me. This is some very beautiful interaction, and she is so lively.
I love your new show, and today's show with your mother was wonderful. It was so heartwarming to see the sincerity with which you both expressed yourselves. I am sure this show touched the lives of many people.
I saw that familiar look in your face. My brother committed suicide 22 years ago and the pain is always lurking about. Yes, I have learned to live with it, but it still hurts like it was yesterday. Thank you for sharing your story.....
hi Anderson cooper! I have been following you since the mole! on ABC, i just love how serious u can be yey gental and kind. I have also followed your 360... program and i am hoping to catch up on your new daytime tv, program/ I wish you well. i know u will turn it out! I loved the heart felt interveiw with your mama Gloria! Son and mother sharing a pain the even today it still hurts, thank you!
much sucsess.
Terry
I watched your show for the first time today and I truly enjoyed seeing the love that you and your mother share for one another. It's still unbelievable that she looks so, so beautiful at the age of 87. Despite her trials and tribulations, she has truly been blessed!
Anderson, I caught your show yesterday where your beautiful mother, Kathi Griffin and of course I cannot forget the song by Judy Collins! Thank you & your mother so much for sharing the death of your brother as I lost a very dear & quite special & favorite cousin to suicide and still today I wish I had known that Sunday when he telephoned me that he would have ended his life on the horrid Tuesday! Good luck with your show as I will continue to watch daily! My very best to your mother as she is one remarkable, awesome & classy lady!
My brother took his own life 9 months ago.I,too, think of him everyday.I'm glad I had the opportunity to tell him I loved him 12 hours before his death. Maybe one day I'll be able to think of him without crying.You have a remarkable mother. Thanks for sharing her with us.
i just loov you to bits. the show was great! keep up the good works mate. BTW your mom is the best and God bless you both:) Kathy is just hilariously out of this planet I heart you all. THanx a lot Mr. Cooper:)
Jus*****ched a clip of the show with your mom. I lost a husband in 1992 & also had Amazing Grace sung at the funeral. It brought such peace listening to the song again. Thanks Anderson....
Dear Anderson,
I remember when you first came on t.v. I remember thinking,"he is something special". I was right. Watching you with your mom on the clips, I was moved to tears when your mom spoke of not following your brother as he committed suicide because she needed to be there for you. I could see how over come you were. Your Mom is a very special woman, having been through all she has and still have such a wonderful outlook on life. I wish you much success on your new show. Keep it real (but please, don't go overboard with reality) and you will be awesome. P.s. I must have been one of the last to know, I never knew Gloria Vanderbilt was your mom. What a wonderful surprise.
Sue M.
Opps.. I was reading something else when I said How Great thou Art, I meant Amazing Grace.... Sorry I shouldn't be multi tasking if I am going to resond!