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@cindys1819 21 сағат бұрын

Why is this guy funny? Maybe in England but other than that.....

@swicher 4 күн бұрын

I can see everyone’s point of view regarding how reluctant the children seemed to be to look after him, but personally, I would never want my daughter to look after me if I’m fortunate to live that long. I want her to go out and enjoy her life to the full and not become my carer…

@DannieGemz 4 күн бұрын

Seeing this video towards the end is upsetting as hell cos i came all the way back from Canada to look after my gran in England after just starting my new life over there, i couldn't put my gran in a home personally but damn did i pay a high price for it both physically and mentally. I often ask myself what if ? and Would i do it again ? . Knowing how things turned out i think i would still may the choices i did but perhaps i would have made better provision for returning back to Canada.

@DannieGemz 4 күн бұрын

never seen a 92 year old run like that what energy he still had even then. RIP

@cycleSCUBA 4 күн бұрын

Can remember he appeared on Des O'Connor's chat show. Norman totally upstaged him and made him look a complete amateur. Hilarious and one of a kind. Rest in peace, Sir Norman.

@lokichakra 5 күн бұрын

A fabulous chap that brought such happiness to my family!

@edwardwilliammorris1340 6 күн бұрын

If you can't enjoy Norman wisdoms warmth and humour you must be missing something in life . ❤

@Aerojet01 7 күн бұрын

My nan knew him rather well when he used to travel to Deal, in Kent. I think it was around the 1940's. They were going to use her flat as part of a TV program, but it never materialized. He was a great talent. He was living proof that laughter keeps you feeling young well into your old age. RIP.

@philipmccloy6502 7 күн бұрын

What a lovely man Norman was. A great comedy actor who brought happiness to many people.

@ShelArmstrong 7 күн бұрын

All ways loved norman wisdom very funny man 😂❤

@wightrebel 8 күн бұрын

His son and daughter look so like him.

@jpayne8078 8 күн бұрын

Very painful to watch. The daughter in law and P.A. come over as warm and caring human beings, they both have made huge sacrifices for this man that they obviously love. His children😳. The daughter came over as cold as ice and quite argumentative towards her dad, so much anger there. It does make me question the relationship they had with their father when they were growing up .Has their upbringing made them like this? We don't know the whole story, but what was filmed was a very telling , there is more background to this than meets the eye. No one should judge them for putting him in a home, even if you've been in this situation ,every person's circumstances are different. We honoured our mother's wish to stay at home until she died, but it came at a price for us all, and in particular one family members health , both mentaly and physicaly. Something to remember, ninety year-old parents have geriatric children with their own health issues, sad but true.

@mikej2608 4 күн бұрын

His daughter like she said she’s as iced in her dad’s shadow, it’s up to her want she card r

@michelledrew1475 8 күн бұрын

Luv Jenny Frost, she's so talented and pretty🥰

@Bridgitte_01 8 күн бұрын

This is the first time I've seen this since I watched it that time on TV, & I'm as much in tears now as I was then.

@livestocknetwork320 9 күн бұрын

Pity Oggie couldn't be there...

@paulvickers7441 9 күн бұрын

I find this very sad.

@assi2424 12 күн бұрын

Won't abandon her dog but was OK to abandon her dad pathetic

@Rebecca_Bailey 5 күн бұрын

I thought that, totally got her priorities wrong

@timheywood4813 12 күн бұрын

Norman seems to feel the need to perform all the time. It is hard to know how he acted as a loving father, particularly with the sacrifices that fame brings. There appears to be a fairly universal ambivalence within his children regarding his care...care given out of duty rather than love and it would be interesting to know the circumstances that led to this

@velvet181velvet5 12 күн бұрын

His kids are horrible

@velvet181velvet5 12 күн бұрын

He has horrible selfish children, how could they sell his beloved cars !!! My Mum and l were not not close when l was young but l looked after her for the last 6 years of her life, it was hard but l would not change a thing, l loved her, she was great company and l would do it all again

@greyhound1racing 13 күн бұрын

Just the mention of the name Norman Wisdom has me in tears of laughter !! Thanks Norman.

@ossiemac 13 күн бұрын

His daughter is antagonistic and unpleasant

@starlight1867 14 күн бұрын

I was an extra in a Norman Wisdom film when I was about 8 - “There was a Crooked Man”. Part of it was filmed in Darwen, Lancashire. My father and my grandmother both loved him and I grew up singing “Don’t laugh at Me” and other songs and watching all his films. On the last day of filming he spent hours dressed in his US Army uniform from the film, signing autographs and posing for photographs. A really lovely man, very fond childhood memories of him, thank you for this -God bless you Norman. 🙏 you will be making them all laugh up there! 😊

@karensteele278 14 күн бұрын

I've spoken to Norman Wisdom on the telephone. He owned a video shop.

@babyblueeyes7177 14 күн бұрын

3:53 Awe wow!! How sweet is that? I don’t know why this was recommended. But I’m enjoying it. What a legend. I used to watch him as a kid. ‘ MR GRIMSDALE, MR GRIMSDALE’. He was a good age when he passed. He is bloody fit for 92. I can’t believe this is 13 years old. He was 95 when he died. Great age. He was also very clever, living on the Isle of Man. He didn’t have to pay any taxes!! 29:32 is this a Freemason club??

@steveking2085 14 күн бұрын

Hang on they didn't want to look after norman but they didn't want him to go in a home either I wonder why nice house guys just saying 🤔

@catherinewilliams8003 14 күн бұрын

I was in jersey with my parents and my mum shouted him ‘ it’s Norman Wisdom, hi Norman’ he had a blonde woman with him and he turned gave her a mucky look and turned away . She said I’ll never watch his films again.

@oranbhoy67 15 күн бұрын

His daughters hot

@rayericphillips3916 15 күн бұрын

I wrote a film script for Sir Norman called Jimmy. He called me from home. to discuss it. He told me to read 'Dont Laugh At Me' All worth reading and very moving. Unfortunately the film was never started due to his illness. Dementia is a terrible thing as well as old age which is cruel. I spoke to him on the phone a few times. I would like to remember Sir Norman from his films. Vibrant, very funny and a superb entertainer and actor and all round very nice person. Goodbye Norman. I never took the invitation from you to come and to see you those many years ago but the memory of those wonderful films will live on forever.

@ThisIsEngland1000 15 күн бұрын

Norman Wisdom what an absolute Legend..I still laugh hard at his films

@anthonysimpson6738 15 күн бұрын

He seems like a selfish man, he may have made some people laugh in his career, but I feel sorry for his family, they should put him in a retirement home. His PA lady what a saint but even saints have their day. I think I understand how he live to such an old age he used everyone else up. Sorry but he may be a famous actor comedian he just comes off as a total pr*ck. He has a total disregard for anyone else but himself. He separated his grandson from his mum. Fair enough family should look after their elderly parents but he should try and live with in their lives. All the fans or negative comments wouldn’t last a single day looking after him.

@standup2982 12 күн бұрын

I bet he was an absolute nightmare to look after.

@mcc4k 15 күн бұрын

All that money and they couldn't be bothered adapting his own home and employing full time care. As a family of a treasure you all failed. Bet you enjoyed his money more than him. I here you sold nearly all his things, put him in a scruffy care home shame on you.

@mariemaloney8043 16 күн бұрын

To me his kids don't love him they're just looking for his money . To me he was a fool of a man. Not funny at all..

@mariemaloney8043 16 күн бұрын

He was so overrated

@grantwatt4559 16 күн бұрын

Maybe he was a shit father? He comes across as a bit of a tosser.

@donnawarren7228 16 күн бұрын

Omg I love this man soooo much I am 51 this year and he just reminds me of my childhood watching him with my family who mostly passed a away xxxx

@flannerymonaghan-morris4825 16 күн бұрын

It’s really haunting to watch this and think that his friend and co star Barbara Windsor also managed to contract dementia and now both are gone. Though thankfully, Barbara was surrounded by people that were all willing to care for her until her final days, unlike with poor Norman. It’s both strangely sad and fascinating to watch this man, once so full of life and vigor and seemingly filled with endless energy as seen in the Carry On movies, essentially slowly slip away in front of the eyes, though here you can still see glimpses of his younger self, through his eyes. I have to say, good god the family is so dysfunctional. Even though it’s very clear that he loves and adores his kids (and raised them the best he could) for whatever reason, the kids somehow became more selfish and now the family is slowly falling apart because no one knows what to do with their dad, mainly because they are all caught up in the selfish drama of their own lives to see that their dad is declining. It seems like Greg, the then 12 year old grandson, clearly seems to be the only one who actually seems to understand the gravity of the situation (well other than those who actually moved in to care for him, god bless their souls) and is clearly disgusted by the behavior of the adults around him. He does look remarkably well put together for a man of 92.