Love that stache, shame he never got to play Freddie Mercury.

"My name is Angus Prune and this is my tune, it goes: I - S - I - R - T - A I'm Sorry I'll Read That Again!"

Privileged to have grown up during this era, great interview and all the girls looked fantastic, not a Tattoo in sight and so natural, thanks for sharing...

Never a better interview.

God how I *hated* Legs & Co. Absolutely hated it when they came on. Can't get the group/singer? Legs & Co! No music video available? Legs & Co! The cop-out solution to fill three or four minutes. I'm sure the girls were lovely, but the dance routines always seemed super-naff, the costumes were awful...just BAD all round. If I were straight, maybe I'd have enjoyed "ogling the girls", and I guess if it had been a bunch of hot guys I might've enjoyed it at least a little bit. It's nice to hear how well-spoken everyone was back then. England certainly went downhill since those days. Thanks for uploading - even though I never enjoyed them at the time, I love seeing this stuff now.

He was so, so handsome…!

He will always be Gandalf.

I love Terry-Thomas.❤

He's incredibly clever

Gill Clark is my favorite, she is so beautiful !.... I like Lu Lu Cartwright at 3:20 in this interview , That devious smile and her eyes make her look so cute and enticing , she's mesmerizing. Thanks for sharing!

Was lucky enough to have met him in a pub in the late 80s. Absolutely lovely man and had a great chat. I so miss him as I was a fan of his since the Navy Lark. RIP you dear man and thank you for being a massive part of my childhood

What a classic and fantastic interview! Made me even more of a fan!

*SCIENCE!!!!!*

I dig john Cleese in that same way, the Englishmen.....

An interesting fellow, his voice, teeth, and his mustache could have been tradmarked.

Ripping Yarns yards of laughs. You dont even have to be a british empire school boy to get it.

There's evidence for crop rotation in the 14th century. But only if the townsmen and the Lord concede.

I can see Rami Malek playing him if they decide to remake This

He looks a bit like Clem Kadiddlehopper. Red Skeleton character.

I remember the day I got a call whilst working at a garage in Wimbledon. The voice on the other end of the phone asked about getting his car booked in for a service. I thought for maybe two seconds, and asked if it was David Essex. It was indeed. He came in the following day. Of course I already knew him, and was a great fan. I was into racing bikes at the time too, so we had a great chat. He was indeed a very nice laid back bloke to be with. That was one of many interactions I had with David. A laid back genuine bloke. Nothing like a lot of the so called stars ✨ of nowadays. Thank you so much for sharing this video. 👍

Dearest Edna/Barry. Sorely missed!❤

Rather frightening animation at the beginning - Proteus meets Bozo the Clown. And why is the precocious one insisting that Terry-Thomas is "typecast"? He may have been, but why does Clever Youth twist his arm over it? "Do you wish you'd been able to play different characters?" Why not give Terry-Thomas an opening to speak extemporaneously, instead of micromanaging the interview? - Well, too late now.

Well done that man! Loved his acting.

ominous painting behind him.

This is gold, a real star, the world doesn't create people like this anymore. Look at today's "stars", they lack character and mystique.

Such a wonderful actor----I liked him best as one of the emperor's advisers in "I, Claudius"

I wonder what happened to his accent? He is rather well-spoken in the footage from this era, but his "regional" accent has become much stronger in the interviews in recent years. Why is that?

Chrisopher Stauli who played Alan in the spin off of Rising Damp said that his lowest point was when he was working with Leonard on the film. He believed Leanard resented him and that his sadness and frustration of Alan's passing was directed at him and so making it difficult during the filming. Irrespective of whether fellows actors had a pretty tough time with him, I always enjoyed watching Leonards performances.

That hair..🤣🤣🤣🤣

Anyone know if Curry and other actors received residuals after the film became a success?

"The Real World" was an excellent programme. The edition on three-dimensional television was particularly memorable

Eight was by no means "too early" to be watching "Tomorrow's World". I was watching at the age of four

I'm not keen on the recent Worzel he will always be unique. Been watching recently on a sky channel.

Possibly the greatest movie made about seaman at war ❤ Nothing even come close to this very day

Best Dr Who actor of all... grew up on London watching and following his great acting.

Imagine that after a lifetime's worth of work in scientific research over many decades, he is most remembered for his cameo in a Thomas Dolby video lol

still pretty

SCIENCE!!

R.i.P. 🌹🌹🌹GORDON JACKSON🌹🌹🌹 27.5.2024

I'm sorry I love Terry but I can't watch any more of this.

Elegant and sophisticated man, talented actor. Facinating interview, if not frightening, a bit unsettling. He entertained us, romanced us, with his gifts and hard work. RIP, sir! And thank you. Your standards of excellence, both challenge and inspire us, and entertain us, still.

This film should’ve been delayed, they should’ve gone with the original vision of shooting it out in a town in America. Limitations ruined it because the actors strike.

one hell of a movie. loved it

I WISH DOCTOR MAGNUS PYKE COULD HAVE BEEN MY SCIENCE TEACHER ! ! !

HE WAS AN ECCENTRIC IN THE SENSE THAT HE WASN'T CIRCULAR ! ! !🤔

DOCTOR MAGNUS PYKE & PROFESSOR HEINZ WOLF WERE THE BEST ! ! !

Cyanocobalamin in your Brussels Sprouts! Simply DELIGHTFUL....Thank you, Dr Magnus Pyke. Rest in Peace.

I spent most this interview wondering how Frankenfurter would corrupt this young naive seeming interviewer. Tim Curry was a perfect gentleman during this interview or perhaps it was English sarcasm.

Thanks for sharing!

How'd you know he was going to die in 2020 in 2016??? Wow! This channel is witchcraft... But I do really like Geoffrey very much. He has (present being on film always) a grace and underestimated sense of comedy. Reminds me of older men when I was very young in my life - like my uncle. Educated men with wit and wisdom. Quiet and quick.