Bruce Forsyth interview on Parkinson 2004

[@clivem24]

We will probably never see his type of entertainment again. His skills of song, dance, comedy, musician etc were second to none.

[@raymondvaughan6262]

What skills no game shows no bruce not a comedy star game shows kept him in work for years and years

[@andrewashdown3541]

and the catch-phrases ...

[@raymondvaughan6262]

@@clivem24 wouldn't be around long being a comedian game shows kept him in the lime light hell of a lot

[@simonking7869]

Thanks for that...I loved Brucie...he will NEVER be replaced...heart warming stuff.

[@chriswright5016]

Saw his one man show twice in the 70s. Absolutely brilliant and we'll never see and enjoy someone as versatile again.

[@K2shadowfax]

Bruce...at 76 yrs old...a class act in deed!

[@RyHughes1978]

Definitely grown up with Bruce and have been a fan throughout. Great memories watching with family last and present.

[@Ragemeister88]

Bruce Forsyth, an absolute genius 🔥

[@petermatthews6819]

It just makes you realise now what a true genius he was . A true legend 👏 ❤

[@nathelondon3719]

Mr Entertainment. Nobody but nobody has his multi talents today. RIP We will not see his type again.

[@johnarcher7582]

Bruce forsyth one of the greatest entertainers he is sadly missed

[@colintwyning9614]

What a talent!! , its annoying that i remember him for endless gameshows to be fair he made way more entertaining than they should have been. His enthuism is enourmous,thanks Brucie

[@andrewgudgeonobe2721]

Seeing and hearing him again took me back to my childhood; likewise Parkie. Bruce was an entertainer to the core.

[@StonyGranite]

Love Brucie's rendition of Misty, thanks for uploading

[@johngaskins4700]

Two of the best entertainers that ever lived.

[@alanpowell24]

He was an absolute legend…..

[@vantheman1238]

I know a lady from Cardiff who was in a relationship with one of Brucie’s great friends. This was years ago in the mid 1980’s. Anyway she went with her friend to Brucie’s house near Wentworth on Christmas Day. When they arrived Bruce met them at the door with an apron on because he was cooking. My friend said Bruce was amazing. He was kind and a wonderful host. He was Bruce Forsyth; funny, and simply wonderful. What a day she had. ❤

[@shirleydrury5565]

R .Brucie much loved and sadly mist but not forgotten❤ Thank you for years of pleaser❤God Bless❤❤❤❤

[@elizabethmcpherson-lt9vh]

Well Bruce can certainly play the Old Joanna! Great entertainer.

[@stevosd60]

Bruce was such a natural because he learnt his craft in the late vaudavil era, which is now long gone and these skills gone with it.

[@garyneville1141]

Bruce really was a gineous of all round entertainment.😊

[@Sean-Ireland]

Ahhh Brucie from a long gone era of truly talented entertainers, how i miss those long gone days of tv fun and laughter.

[@Doctor180185]

Bruce was right about the ballroom dancing ‘outings’ back then. It was a thing in the 40s, 50s and 60s. My grandparents used to do it regularly.

[@colinayki2350]

Tommy Cooper and he shared a brilliant talent for entertaining a live audience in a way that was effective via television.

[@PaulWedlock]

He was a master, much missed

[@tonylelli3057]

Legend

[@ChavJag]

Our Brucie was a master of his craft

[@superjoelad4905]

R.I.P Bruce Forsyth and Michael Parkinson😥

[@johnking5174]

This was from the very last edition of Michael's talk show he would do for the BBC - Michael had a big row with the BBC in 2004 over the schedules, where he would be placed in prime time, and he felt his show wasn't getting a decent slot. ITV came and poached him, with his show starting there in autumn of 2004. So this was the last work he would do for the BBC.

[@rcmakingtracks18]

Yes, a master class...

[@stuartryan610]

The king.

[@johnlarkin3821]

If he had never done anything else, he was a fine pianist...

[@nathelondon3719]

He died to young at 89. He could have gone on until 100.

[@jerryfields4837]

was he Albert Steptoe`s son by any chance?

[@jamisu5467]

If he was let's hope he kept out of the carsi.

[@ModerateObserver]

Weird to think how bringing back shows like Strictly was seen as very questionable, even by the TV folk in the know. Now those programmes dominate the schedules. How much TV culture has changed in 20 years!

[@billybabu]

7/6 was he worth it 😊 🎉

[@Hamza086RSD]

The best clip is where they won the car & the car was locked. He was livid.

[@raymondvaughan6262]

@@Hamza086RSD watch with normal wisdom decorating

[@iannichol8989]

I going to London with staff and Chelsea and Charlotte and Catherine and Sarah and Ian

[@DesMcStay]

That badly mannered so called comedian Kielty hadn,t the manners to wait until Mr Forsyth took his seat.

[@superjoelad4905]

Let's face the music and dance 0:21

[@tonewheel1773]

I can vouch to having stiffness when I wake up. 😶

[@spirit5278]

Amazing talented and the best in the game. God knows why Parkinson’s had the other two morons there !

[@brianmarsh4498]

Pity Parky did not ask him how many miss world's he has been out with.

[@bmkbmk4469]

2025...... WOUNDERFUL memories:RIP🎼🎹

[@waynefoulkes2017]

bruce honest him and bob monkhouse on the buses harolld lyod reg varney the carry on films were my childhood and adult hood watching them how lucky were we too see these people in action iforgot robins nest richard o sullivan