Talent so much missing now

Wonderful actor

Watching Steptoe with her in it, she lives on

Wish they'd have realised Harambee was protecting the boy in his enclosure

Most eloquent jailee ever.

CREW 82

BILLY BAKER TOP BLOKE SERVED WITH YA MAT

The Dubonet advert is hilarious

His voice absolutely did not match his appearance. I read a book many years ago called Vantage Hall by Constance Gluyas, and he was my Kingsley Cavanaugh.

Mrs overall was second last off the plane!

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Steptoe & Son is my favourite ever comedy followed by George & Mildew and On the Buses. You can see why these two got their own sitcom comedy because these two were easily the best to watch from Man About the House. R.I.P Mildew

People around weren't screaming like with harambe.

Ken Griffey Junior Quicksilver @Big Sister

He was genuinely funny there's not many people like that

BOD!

lol

Immortal!!! ♥️❤️🌏🌎🌍

Sadly ironic he discusses ‘dying on stage’ in the interview meaning nobody laughed but sad that he literally died on stage 💔

FLOREROYL. WONLEETAAAR. MUGDOOGULSFLAAARR.

So many of the great guitarists were also studying art. So fortunate to be born with talent but more importantly to have the desire to learn and study, study and practice, practice, practice.

We need to ditch the internet and finance and go back to the old ways, this timeline sucks, lol 🍻

I remember all this as son of a Guernsey hotelier. Great times.

I'm afraid I was very, very.... drunk

I wonder what happened to that lady

He was just so right 👍

He always creased me up even if he didn't do anything 😂

Sid loved the attention and he easily got it with his striking look and punk attitude.

Yeah,so what!

Childhood memories...

wait for it 😂. he was funny

Where are all the nice people like John now, are there any.

He was a true gentleman ❤❤ miss him

It's ashame this Jimmy guy faded into obscurity with his art...god bless

Lol I love the comments about him being a'great bloke' most of his contemporaries despised him and he had a very well know penchant for being nasty to people.

"You call beefburgers 'chipsteaks'?" "Yes It's a regional dialect." "Eh, what region?" "Er, the Channel Islands?" "Really? Well, I'm from Guernsey and I've never heard anyone use the phrase 'chipsteaks'." "Oh, not in Guernsey, no. It's a Jersey expression." "I see."

The thing about Oliver Reed is he was a drinker and an unapologetic one, something that interviewers liked to play up and encourage because it made for interesting television. But he was also very erudite and his stories alone would have made him an excellent source of conversation. He behaved like an arse a lot, but was generous to people who had done him well (buying a man a pub because he promised he would if he ever became rich and famous) or that he had done wrong to (sending flowers to all the police who had to deal with him brawling in a pub one night.) Unfortunately if he didn't think much of you, he could be very dismissive and unpleasant. But that's fairly human I suppose.

When the interviewer said “have you ever died a death in stage” is terrifying to hear in retrospect.x

The man who managed to make people laugh even in the throne of his OWN death, you cannot make this sxxt up.

love this man, he is gone, but he will never be forgotten

Its hard not to be cool in those glasses. 🕶️

Sometimes i think animals are more human than us

Great actor good interview He had a great sense of humour

Four years and he was already a session player😳 Unbelievable talent.

He help her gorilla is best he don kill his child

Thank you muddy

Incredible the difference just one person can make. His mother and lack of formal schooling allowed him the time to develop his knowledge and skills and then look what happened. A true inspiration.

Thank you sir for debunking all the stiff upper lip, macho b/s. Nobody goes through an experience like that without being impacted, consciously or un consciously. Respect.

I remember Ceasarea vibrated more than Sarnia. Made the trip from Jersey many times. I can remember the predecessors...the Brittany, St. Helier. They didn't have stabilizers. They used to roll a great deal.

Legend