Billy Connolly - Sydney Boat Tour - World Tour of Australia

[@kse8348]

Love these clips, wish I could sit down and binge watch all of his world tours @netflix @amazonprime cough cough

[@dutchomatic]

Love how they really showcased Big Yin's banjo shredding here. Brilliant!

[@trevorkeyser9746]

Brilliant 😍😍😍

[@Mediawatcher2023]

The re-creation of the "Bounty" specially built for the movie had, for many years, been used as a tourist cruise ship at Darling Harbour, Sydney, Australia, until 2007 when it was sold to HKR International Limited. The ship is now on Lantau Island in Discovery Bay, Hong Kong, and continues to function as a tourist cruise charter.

[@Andy-dz7us]

Sir Billy Connolly taught me how to walk on leg.

[@mickstanding5311]

Yeah mate it was. I wish we could see the whole Billy Connoly World Tour of Australia i had it years ago but it's gone now the Newcastle Australia part grabbed me which is not here.

[@Arational]

Billy, did you ever play banjo with Steve Martin?

[@tigressnsnow]

Playing his banjo, he has a totally different face.

[@irbennett]

I suppose he carries his banjo playing face with him in a carrier bag.

[@finlaylavery8408]

Always thought that Quartermaster had a faint resemblance to Pamela.

[@Lynneheal]

KOOL

[@bronco351mal]

Awesome video as an Australian that was funny as fuck!!

[@ryancadwallader2049]

Does anyone know the Banjo tune?

[@irbennett]

Billy does.

[@Thornus_______]

I wonder if he ever did that on Charlie Anderson's rock scare the S**t out of the tourists

[@irbennett]

No.

[@graemehaig6448]

This ship was sunk in a hurricane in 2012, think the blonde lady quartermaster was Claudene Christian who was killed in the sinking along with the captain

[@top40researcher20]

@Graeme Haig cliaudene was american this lady featured in the video is Australian you can tell by her accent

[@Thornus_______]

God bless her soul

[@joeplatt4036]

Different Bounty. The one that sank was the replica built for the 1962 film. The one is this clip was built for the 1984 film and, apparently, might still be in service somewhere in Thailand.