Thunder and Lightning 1977 is one of my all time favorite movies of all time. I remember watching this scene long time. David Carradine, Kate Jackson, and Charles Willeford played a great character and I will never forget watching this good old films.

God I LOVE CHARLES LAUGHTON!!!

ok!

David was the closest to his father's appearance compared to his brothers Keith and Robert...🧐

Heads up, heels down, kick 'em in the belly - the essential guide to Western riding

That was truly great!

Huge Love!!!

Wise Words from a Wise Man .

The way Peter contorts his face brings the Laughton impression to life,great acting

That was rather pleasant to listen to. I liked the story and I enjoyed your voice.

RIP Andrew Chalkie White 1960-2024

When I worked on Wall Street in the 80’s we called it a Bloody Bull not a Bull shot we would have it after coffee before trading began

Jennifer Coolidge is such a gem

How to talk a glass eye to sleep!

People in the entertainment industry always get it wrong, blaming McCarthy for blacklisting members of the Hollywood set. McCarthy went after people who had ties to the Communist Party and who employed in government. Those folks who were blacklisted were investigated by the House Unamerican Activities Committee (HUAC).

What an intellect, and what a delight.

Is that “ CAPTAIN BLACKBEARD “

I remember watching a 1988 documentary about Jack the Ripper. The show was live & hosted by Sir Ustinov. It was absolutely fascinating (as everything he did was). The documentary is on KZbin. I can't recommend it enough.

Wonderful!

Mr. Ustinov was certainly a wonderful actor.

He had a beautiful speaking voice.

Kirk later hired Anthony Mann to direct him in a WW2 adventure set in Norway a few years later.

Great interview. Spartacus is a great film, the best epic because of no religion and no preaching, with a brilliant script and wonderful cast.

I remember an awards show from childhood--could have been Oscars. MC maybe Bob Hope--said something to the effect of "what can we expect from someone whose initials are P.U.?...ladies and gentlemen, please welcome Peter A. Ustinov." That may have been 60 years ago, and it stuck with me all this time.

Delightful. What a personality, what a mind, and . . . what a mimic!

Funny fight scene. Too bad the audio/video quality is terrible.

What year was this recorded please?

Smartacus.

THE actor's actor and my personal idol 💖

What's with the buzzing?

always a delight, listening to this man

Good to see you still around, God bless.

I’ve always had a crush on Peter Ustinov. Wouldn’t it have been wonderful just to be around him and listen to him! He was brilliant.

Wasn't he grand?

One word...Brilliant!

We will never hear this level of eloquence of language again. We miss you.

I grew up watching Peter Ustinov as Agatha Christie's genius detective Hercule Poirot in the 1980s on cable TV, in films like Death on the Nile and Evil Under the Sun, and made for TV movies like Thirteen at Dinner and Dead Man's Folly. R I P.

One of my heroes; funny, smart and kind.

Truly enjoyed his humor funny man.

Hilarious!

What a charming man!

He does every American accent exactly the same.

Intelligence. Eloquence. Humour.

What's the title of movie? Greetings from Mexico

I worked as an animal handler on a disney film with Ustinov and he was the only "talent" who acted like a human being. He didn't hide in his trailer but just came out and sat with the rest of us for meals. A mensch.

He was the most annoying person on earth, smug, self satisfied communist.

I could listen to this man talk about anything endlessly. If only he had recorded all of my school lectures, I would've paid much closer attention.

I understand and use all the words Ustinov uses. Somehow, though, they don't have his eloquence when I use them. Truly amazing mind. I could listen to him forever.

Utter honesty...

Wh's' Peter Ustinov and who's Charles Laughton?