Charlie Callas Roasts Frank Sinatra

[@tedpert8786]

Charlie callas was one of a kind !there will never be another like him!

[@charlestatumii]

I never noticed it until tonight, but stylistically, Charlie Callas and Foster Brooks were cut from the same cloth. Hysterical! 😆

[@FIXTREME]

Charlie Callas was the blueprint for Robin Williams. Think about it.

[@sg72646]

Never get tired of watching these roasts especially Don Rickles. Long live KZbin!

[@stephenfiore9960]

As long as KZbin stays like it is and doesn’t turn communistic

[@coolchange954]

@@stephenfiore9960looks commie to me!☠️

[@stephenfiore9960]

@@coolchange954 …That’s why I rarely post videos anymore. Over 1 million views for me

[@Locktwiste72]

Never saw Sinatra lose it like that. The man cried tears in-between laughs.

[@Rob-Benny-Hill]

Amazing. The boss himself crying with laughter.

[@notmyrealname1730]

"You could walk ten blocks and never leave the scene of a crime." The most genius joke ever told. LOL!

[@michaelb8115]

The Dean Martin Roasts were the best television!! They are priceless!

[@joesprinks4215]

Yes and what have we got left . The woke brigade who if the tried to laugh thier face would crack !!

[@ravi172000]

Gone are the days ... Absolute raw talent !!! Don, Callas, Sinatra, Dean, Carson 🙏

[@heru-deshet359]

Never to return with any new people either.

[@MrSpeartip12]

Notice, there’s ZERO vulgarity.

[@TigDegner]

@@heru-deshet359 I disagree; it's a conceit of age that we tend to think nothing new is good. Today we have Bill Burr, Zach Galifianakis, Gabriel Iglesias, Jimmy Carr, Craig Ferguson, Cecily Strong … there's tons of comedic talent out there today. Maybe they're not your personal taste but I think their talent is equal.

[@angelwings7930]

@@TigDegner 🙄🙄🙄

[@angelwings7930]

@@TigDegner 🤡🤡🤡

[@julieharmon5203]

Thanks for all the Dean Martin roasts. My life is better for them as I missed them when they first came out. I watch them every day . Thanks again.

[@MrMarkpark]

I guess when you have the guest of honor in tears your bit is a success.

[@razzle504b]

Sadly, all the greats are gone. And, as a result, the entire world has changed for the worse.

[@stuv1996]

Nah, you're just old.

[@michaelgapp5291]

Optimism can be hard sometimes...

[@kyokogodai-ir6hy]

@@michaelgapp5291 Ain't that the truth.

You are so correct.

[@Locktwiste72]

You spoke nothing but the truth, my friend.

[@psw4763]

Hilarious. Love the expression on Frank and Deans faces especially when Charlie cracked his knuckles and hurt his hand. Priceless humour.

[@elvicare35]

Lol

[@elvicare35]

A tough guy I like, not very threatening, a heart of gold, and if you don't watch your step, he'll crack you up!!!!!!!

[@andrewlee4445]

Whats crazy is that i was his next door neighbor for so many years. He was the nicest dude ever- always made those silly noises whenever we greeted each other. Both he and his wife were such nice ppl. Rest in peace Charlie Callas

[@ralphiew98]

Fort lee

[@djs3484]

Very cool Andy, those were the days.

[@cats0182]

Not crazy. You were lucky. What neighbors.

[@bubbadano1508]

I would have loved to have him as a neighbor!

[@samuelmorado70]

That’s awesome. I bet he was a riot. We need more men like him

[@waynemetevia7983]

You know that someone is really good when they can easily make other comedy legends laugh so hard they nearly fall out of their chairs. And with tears in their eyes. Those were the days of Real comedy.

[@frozenlake1215]

1:48 That cracked knuckles bit is pure comedy gold, the way he sells it to Dean 😂😂😂

[@johnkoziol8538]

Charlie Calas was DEFINITELY an original!!! Man oh man oh man, do I ever miss him! Wherever you are Mr. Calas, I hope you rest in peace! A little sidenote about Charlie Calas. He started out as a drummer during the big band days of music playing with such bands as Tommy Dorsey's, Buddy Rich's, Bernie Cummins', and Claude Thornhill's.

[@robc.5745]

I believe I seen him play on Johnny Carson and he was a very good drummer.

[@peteringargiola6323]

If you are around my age of 55, you had the true privilege of growing up to see the greatest EVER comedians, performers, musicians, and entertainers of all types...These roasts were greatly anticipated, and they were literal events for my family, when I was a kid back in the '70's. And you regularly got to see absolute gold like this from Calas, or from Foster Brooks, or Don Rickles, etc., and it's was such a great gift to all our souls, from all of theirs...

[@jamesxedos9247]

Charlie was the funest. I saw all the Dean Martin roast when they aired back in the 70s. I laughed so hard then it hurt my jars, when I watch them now on KZbin I still laugh just as hard.

[@lovin5labs]

Charlie Callas opened for Frank Sinatra. Saw the act in Philadelphia in the early 80's. OMG this man was hilarious! I don't think there was one empty seat in the old Spectrum.

[@eamonhorahan666]

my just turned 18 yr old son LOVES these old 60s videos. Charlie callas... the CLEAN robin Williams.

[@MuzixMaker]

70s

[@michaelbrowne8469]

Absolute gold, comedy at its best, we won't see that again.

[@mrjw6701]

I’ve watched this so many times and I’ve still got tears in my eyes from laughing so hard. 😂😂😂

[@johnlegend3081]

“Can’t tell you how many times I found him a broad” 😂

[@caaront]

I love the way he did the little hop after that line.

[@fever_spike]

Love seein' Frankie an' Deansy both in tears on account o' how hard they're laughin'.

[@MrCrowebobby]

When you personally know someone who's always funny, you're already laughing with anticipation, because you know something funny is about to happen. THEY are funny even if the particular joke isn't.

[@davecollins9075]

Frankie and deansy ?????? What tf.

[@angelwings7930]

@@MrCrowebobby That reminds me of the old talk show days, when they were actually talk shows. I saw one show where Sidney Poitier couldn’t even look at Richard Prior without cracking up. Sidney was dying laughing before Richard was even seated.

[@Melomaniac1956]

He had Dean and Frank howling with laughter in less than 30 seconds; I get why this is called the gold standard of roast comedy!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@burntpeppers7414]

The thing Charlie did with his eyes was hysterical 🤣 and also the stutter thing 🤣

[@ashmyblunt]

I've never seen Frank like this oh my goodness 😂 he's literally in tears

[@سعدالسعيد-و9ح]

I think Charlie Callas is one the greatest comedians in history!

[@steevrawjers]

Yes all time

[@angelwings7930]

He was great. 👍😂

[@geraldgarduna2225]

I used to watch the Dean Martin celebrity roasts when they were first aired Dean had a lot of great guest. Charlie Calais was one of my favorites.

[@Samantha38504]

Both Sinatra and Dean laughed so hard they were crying. Callas was indeed a comedic genius.

[@willkiser2674]

Janice Tehie . He sure is Jan.

[@djs3484]

@Donald Kasper Franks cracking up so much he's crying, that was not fake, when you're laughing so hard you're eyes are tearing its real laughing. I'm guessing you've never found anything to make you laugh that hard, I'm sorry for you. Sitting with your friends cracking jokes like the Dean Martin roasts were all about, I'll grant you that there were several shows that were not too good and there was some fake laughter, but the difference between this hysterical insanity and a fake laughter show was so obvious even helen keller could see the difference.

[@TheDoctor1225]

@@djs3484 I wouldn't waste your time. There's always someone - at least one - who comes on videos like this and posts a statement that's 180 degrees opposite of everyone else. If people are enjoying it, they'll pipe up with something about "fake laughter," or "the guy was gay" or some other inane thing, trying to get an argument going or just be a tool. Why? No clue, but it happens like clockwork.

[@massapower]

@@djs3484 You tell 'em !😎👍

[@massapower]

@Donald Kasper Your fake ! Don't you have anything better to do. Geeezz 🙄

[@bcampbell4987]

Love the Pac Man sounds at 1:31. Charlie Callas--absolute genius. Unique comedy style that no one will ever duplicate.

[@ItzMeOB]

Ohh what a great time to laugh in an early Tuesday morn with a good cup of coffee. It's so difficult to take a sip while cracking up laughing. Callas was one of those comedian icons we'll never have again nowadays. His stand-up appearances is unforgetable. Wherelse would I want a good laugh?

[@aubshytemp684]

this was the good comedy. all I was ever raised on. love Charlie callas

[@ronalddenton8692]

mary tyler moore

[@steevrawjers]

Hilarious all time classic

[@keithpurduecroft]

A one of a kind genius. And an Excellent drummer. Most people did not know this.

[@erickouniakis5722]

Indeed a good drummer that's true and found his way into comedy !! Funny greek man !! God bless!!

[@aldegelacaille6097]

8 DA

[@oldiesgeek454]

@@erickouniakis5722 I wish I was Greek so I could have a cool last name too. 😊

[@erickouniakis5722]

@@oldiesgeek454 Thank you that's very nice of you to say. I'm a third generation greek canadian. Charlie (Κάλλας)Callas was a very funny man!!! I remember him in the 70's he was hilarious !!! God bless !!!

[@erickouniakis5722]

@@oldiesgeek454 By the sounds of it you must have Alot of greek friends !!😌

[@royholland8184]

JUST GREAT,I WATCH THEM OVER AND OVER AGAIN

[@anthonybucci378]

Candy owens

[@micktiano9386]

This video was in the mid 70's and from what I heard it's from this show that Frank had Charlie start being his opening act in Vegas. I remember as a kid here in Vegas seeing the Caesars Palace marquee of Sinatra with Charlie Callas in 1980 and so on after that.

[@tarful58]

One of the best comedians we will ever see. This is real comedy!!! He was the best!!

[@RoninTXBR549]

Wow..... Laughed so hard I couldn't breath.... Comedic genius. At the same time I wonder it he didn't inspire Bob Nelson's boxer routine.

[@johnkoziol8538]

Jiffy Jeff the boxer is a great Bob Nelson bit. His football lineup bit, I think, is great too! I know he was a huge admirer of Red Skelton. I see Skelton's style integrated into Nelson's humor. I DEFINITELY see where you're coming from with saying that Jiffy Jeff came from Charlie Callas' comedic style. However, I couldn't tell you whether or not it actually did, I'm sorry to say.

[@steevrawjers]

Lol true lollll totally

[@coverscape]

Here's the most amazing aspect ...... Charlie is friends with Dean and Frank ....... for him to do this routine and keep a straight face (never mind to not break into laughter himself) is beyond incredible..... recall the Carol Burnett Show, where Carol and her cast (especially Corman and Conway) would laugh uncontrollably during their routines....

[@pam2664]

Totally different Ara of comedy ☺️

[@northerly86]

What amazes me about these roasts is the panel. Just about everyone at the table is a legend. If they were to have made a film together you couldn't afford that cast.

[@martinberry1960]

OMG!!! Charley tore my guts out 40 years ago and he still does. I'm telling ya, it was dangerous to watch a Dean Martin roast... I was sore for days after one of these. God do I miss these days when you could joke to folks that actually had a sense of humor and thick skin.

[@johnbates4319]

We miss you Charlie. Rest in Peace.

[@charlottebarnes6761]

I love watching Sinatra and Martin react just love the italians how they support one another

[@willkiser478]

Me to.

[@willkiser478]

Hi

[@wwbdwwbd]

Yeah, and how they whack each other too. Makes for great TV shows and movies.

[@Tooch24]

@@wwbdwwbd badda bing!

[@MrAitraining]

Really a shame how few people even know who Charlie Callas was. What a sweet and funny man.

[@draganatanasov2503]

MrAitraining Yes indeed, he is among some pretty great comedians and actors who have been unsung but who in their time were a great impact to the audiences.

[@robertszvetics210]

+MrAitraining i do he was a riot

[@jpcyphers]

Dean looks like he's having a hard time breathing cause he's laughing so hard.

[@celiabennett5681]

Cause he's dead drunk

[@morningstar577]

@@celiabennett5681 dead drunk off of apple juice or soda.

@@celiabennett5681 your brain is dead.

[@sg72646]

Whilst Dean smoked like a trooper according to sources he only drank apple juice while in the public eye

[@davidwesley2525]

@@morningstar577 Dean Martin would drink apple juice instead of real liquor.🤩🤩🤩❤❤❤

[@videolabguy]

Frank Sinatra save my life once. I was in Las Vegas and these four heavies were beating the daylights out of me behind the casino. Frank looked at them and said, "That's enough, boys".

[@katinabotten]

Yeah, well, he saved my life twice! He told me he didn’t like u

[@russpilgrim7774]

Just the comedians that performed on the Dean Martin Roasts are so far above most of those that pass for comedians today. Charlie Callas, Foster Brooks, Red Buttons, Jonathan Winters and the like were laugh-out-loud funny every time. You can tell how funny they are just by watching Dean and the person being Roasted. No need to use bad language, not when the material is as good as it was. We'll never see anything like this ever again. Thank Heaven that some of it had been preserved! It was funny then and it's funny now!

[@thefilmexpert1239]

Russ Pilgrim Don't forget Don Rickles

[@russpilgrim7774]

Right you are. Wife and i saw him live here in Las Vegas last year. He was frail, but sharp as ever. Glad we got to see him before his death.

[@johnjohn-ig6rd]

you are absolutely right.they were fantastic.the only one in more modern times i would say was a genius was the late great Robin Williams.so badly missed as indeed the roast ones.

[@robmorrison1043]

Could not agree more!

[@georgeisaak5321]

If he is not an actor , then his genius was wasted , the guy it's just hilariously good at it ! He even managed to make Frank cry from laughter !!!!

[@vince1638]

I pity people who have never discovered Charlie Callas.

[@steevrawjers]

True I grew up on this too

[@armydude4life6149]

A moment of silence for all the greats on stage...

[@dabneyoffermein595]

many are still alive

[@armydude4life6149]

@@dabneyoffermein595 - not in this lifetime

[@steevrawjers]

I'm trying to be silent but respectfully I can't stop Laughing

[@chriskruger2774]

Rip

[@jeffreyyeater1780]

Gods of comedy.

[@keithpurduecroft]

Not well-known is that Charlie was an excellent drummer.

[@lettots]

Charlie Callas never got the credit he deserved. My brother and his son David were the same age and were good friends in Fort Lee, NJ. They both went to Fort Lee High. I remember the time my brother told me when David and him were tossing the football back and forth on David's lawn, Callas' son. They were around 17 and Charlie lived right across the street from the high school. As they were tossing the ball back and forth. I'm laughing just imagining it. Here comes Charlie out the front door doing his silly faces and noises for my brother and his son. They were cracking up. I wish I was there. That had to be priceless. That was in like 75. I knew David as well being him being my brother's friend. The last time I saw David Callis last was August 9th, 1984. It was at the Marriott Riverwatch Cafe on The Fort Lauderdale beach. It was unlimited champagne. My girlfriend and I were there, her 16 and me 17. We were having a good time. Champagne glasses in each hand. I was very surprised to run into him. I asked how his father was doing and after a bit proceeded on. You may asked why the date? Why does this guy or how does this guy remember the date. Well when Maryann and I left the club she was to die no more than 3 hours later while driving my car and I was the passenger. We went off the road at 70 miles an hour. She was ejected as the car flipped over as we hit a the wall of a building. I was thrown from the passenger side to the driver's side as the car flipped on the drivers side before it came to it's final rest upside down. She died on the scene and I was rushed to the trauma center. Where after being stabilized I was informed that I was wrongfully being charged with her death. It only occurred to me now that other than myself. David Callis was the last one to see her alive. RIP Maryann, RIP. Your one and only true love. TS.

[@Glass_Caskets]

lettots damn, tragic ending but you still have the memories. I know how it goes all to well.

[@johnkoziol8538]

I'm SO sorry for you that a great time ended in such a tragic way!!!

[@larodonovan1136]

powerful - I wish u well

[@ralphiew98]

I knew him in fort Lee for a short time, only his funniest expression on his face In Burger King near his apartment . My nose, my nose in front of publicly in burger king, people [didnt know him] their expressions [he really belong in mental hospital. So, callas is the funniest comedian in his era.g-d bless him

[@robertszvetics210]

CHARLIE WAS ONE OF THE GREATEST

[@BuckyBrown-lt4ry]

Yes!! Clean and very funny. Unlike Conan Asshole and Jerry Shithole.

[@jimmydcap]

Charlie was a riot to watch.

[@walterkosloski621]

Along with Foster Brooks.

[@cybrarian9]

"I grew up in a tough neighborhood. You could walk 10 blocks and never leave the scene of a crime." THAT's a FUNNY line.

[@dzimidzimo]

what do you mean funny, funny how? what the fuck is so funny tell me,,

[@cybrarian9]

@@dzimidzimo, why use profanity? What about the man’s joke didn’t you either understand or find humorous? The joke is simple, murder and other criminal activity were everywhere such that he couldn’t walk 10 blocks without leaving the scene of some crime. That’s how tough his neighborhood was.

[@dzimidzimo]

@@cybrarian9 you didn't get the joke fella, i was repeating Joe Pesci from goodfellas.

[@cybrarian9]

@@dzimidzimo, nope, didn't get the joke. Joe Pesci is not an actor that I have much patience for, nor did I see "Goodfellas." But thanks for the explanation. Signing off.

[@dzimidzimo]

@@cybrarian9 yeah, delete

[@louiehaddad2501]

My jaw is sore from laughing so hard. No matter how many times I watch this.

[@Peattie44]

That moment when he cracked his knuckles made this roast!

[@giftboutiq]

My father worked with Charlie Callas in a theater as one of the attendants. This guy was hilarious 🤣🤣

[@canadianscratcher7834]

@1:02 is one of Charlie Callas best moments on here.

[@lisaburnett2771]

All these wonderful entertainers are so sadly missed xxx

[@Kelly-nm4kw]

Hello Lisa, How are you doing?

[@MrMarkpark]

How the hell does he not laugh. He’s too much

[@davecardoza4762]

Charlie Callas was one heck of a comedian. He was, alongside Foster Brooks and the great Red Buttons, the life of the celebrity roasts. We will never have great people like this again. God bless all of them. Dean Martin...what a guy he was as well.

[@roynelms2071]

J

[@kyokogodai-ir6hy]

Don't forget Don Rickles!!! Anyone that could make Frank Sinatra laugh (when one was supposed to) was gold.

[@stubbsatlacey]

AMEN to that. We will NEVER see this kind of comedy again. All the rest is just plain garbage when they have to drink and use foul language.

[@djs3484]

I agree, this comedy would be attacked by liberal loons today as racist, especially Don Rickles, who was one of the nicest guys you can meet in real life. He was the exact oppisite of his act. The libs would try to destroy him today. RIP Don, Frank, Dean, Charlie Callas, Foster Brooks and the rest of the folks who kept us laughing even now, an eternal gift of laughter.

[@MR-mc6rj]

Sinatra laughing at the knuckle cracking gag is absolutely priceless. Sweet dreams old timers.

[@ladyjae65]

Happy 101 Frank! 😊 Your still the greatest....rip...

[@charlessedlacek5754]

A good comedian, and a decorated world war 2 veteran..god bless and keep you, charlie...you are missed.

[@101airbornechuck]

you, charlie, are a great comedian.

[@charlottebarnes6761]

We don't have comedians like that today he was GREAT

[@Locktwiste72]

At 1:55, Sinatra's dying from Callas' antics.

[@mstewart109]

Foster Brooks was another favorite at my house growing up. Miss the comedy shows...

[@patricioaliaga4024]

I was having a bad day until i saw this video. Thanks Mr. Callas for save it... Im still laughing on the floor.

[@felixthelmocevallosmorales41]

Francis Albert Sinatra (Hoboken, Nueva Jersey, 12 de diciembre de 1915-Los Ángeles, California, 14 de mayo de 1998), conocido popularmente como Frank Sinatra, fue un cantante y actor estadounidense. Dejó, a través de sus discos y actuaciones en directo, un legado canónico en lo que respecta a la interpretación vocal masculina de la música.​ Sus grabaciones alcanzaron las listas musicales 209 veces. Es uno de los 33 artistas que ostenta tres estrellas en el Paseo de la Fama de Hollywood. 🎙️🎙️🎸🎸🎙️🎙️🎸🎸🎙️🎙️

[@falmark187]

LOL when he crack his knuckles

[@RTSD45N6]

I know and he hurt himself! Some bodyguard🤣

[@Jojomiko62]

Just memories

[@jeffreygranger6913]

Poor Frank almost had a stroke!

[@BFagulha]

Ahahahaha priceless!

[@steevrawjers]

Classic

[@LEGASItv]

There were so many great comedians during this time 😆Charlie, Don, Foster, Rich, etc. even Dean 🤣

[@dakotahstr]

Nothing will ever beat these guys and the shows ftom the 60, 80s.

[@jaynehaught9715]

Oh my God I haven't laughed out loud like that in a long time....those where such good times.....

[@Kelly-nm4kw]

Hello Jayne, How are you doing?

[@eleanorroy4032]

Love Callas in cappuccino it was so funny . No more comedy like this miss the good old days.

[@critter7052]

Rest in peace gifted funny man, Charlie :) Thanks for posting!

[@alanmunoz8961]

My favorite Callas performance!

[@TubeBarth]

Charlie was an original... always entertaining. Many thanks for posting.

[@suzieque4287]

How much fun these guys had. That's entertainment.

[@Kelly-nm4kw]

Hello Suzie, How are you doing?

[@ozziebalan3245]

Callas was one funny guy !!!

[@davidbaines1425]

Ahh thanks for this. I watched some roast vids but I couldn't catch his name. His stand up seems a little flat, but this character stuff is one of the funniest things I have seen. I think they paid him to stay low key. For the brief roast appearances he had the top guns in stitches.

[@barbaragilbert5725]

I LOVED Charlie Callas. He was so funny.

[@eleanorroy4032]

Miss the good old days ,cappuccino was one of my favorite.

[@jameshirth7972]

Never again, amazing talent

So funny, great act, great man.

[@evangelinedouros9586]

I'm Greek American and I loved Charlie may he RIP awnia sou h mnhimi Charlie

[@ralphiew98]

He used to live in fort Lee, new Jersey [greek neighborhood]

[@clancypool3160]

Callas one of the best will never be forgotten

[@malekos7573]

This was when they had REAL comedy

[@fernmann7]

Hey Ed, get yourself a funny bone or two

[@kyokogodai-ir6hy]

Edward is just a troll. Leave him alone and he will go away.

[@eamonhorahan666]

what Charlie callas was was an unparalleled absolute comedic genius. so sad he wound up on a police drama at the end. did you guys even know what you had? probably not.

[@burgcarli929]

"I was brought up in a tough neighborhood.......you could walk ten blocks and never leave the scene of a crime." Talent on display, without the F-Bombs.

[@CanMav]

Only because it was shown on network television.

[@burgcarli929]

@@CanMav Very few of the old-school guys ever used profanity. They never had to rely on it for filler. Listen to Rickles, Dangerfield, they were brilliant and quick on their feet. They loved the art of comedy too much to ever cuss, even on tour. Absolute talent.

[@CanMav]

@@burgcarli929 See them live and it was a different story. There is the rose-tinted view of "older comics" that isn't true. They could be just as blue as anyone.

[@burgcarli929]

@@CanMav I did see them live... and no, very few of them cussed, and when they did, you remembered it because it was so rare. My original point had to do with their exceptional writing, talent and story telling. They didn't need vulgarity to get laughs. Whether a comedian cusses or not, doesn't bother me.

[@charlottebarnes6761]

I just love him i wish could had watch him more but he is amazing

[@Francisco-ix5gu]

grande Charles Callas y fantástico batería.

[@shanke300]

Magnificent. Timeless moments.

[@deucesavage1825]

They certainly know how to deliver one liners!

[@GuillermoARuso]

One minute of silence for the humor, today is dead. THAT was REAL HUMOR....

[@jl4081]

I wish I lived during the 50s and 60s especially in Hollywood amongst these stars. Every where you went men were dressed in suits or slacks with a tucked in polo or button down of some kind with dress shoes or loafers. What made it even more interesting were the hats! I like to wear a hat either fedora or panama when I’m dressed up and always a pocket square. But the men and woman of this time period were something else. They knew how to laugh the knew what a man was and is they knew how to have good fun. The government and local police would never put up with the lawlessness of today or cater to the fringe part of society ( they do deserve to be treated fairly and with respect, the same you would show anyone depending on the situation ofcourse). No social media and life was a lot slower to be enjoyed in the moment.

[@MISTERASMODEUS]

I love Charlie Callas. So weird and random that I was thinking about Charlie Callas literally today and this came up in my feed. Who thinks of Charlie Callas? No talk. This afternoon. WTFF

[@BethnJulia]

Frank Sinatra wasn't know for self-deprecating humor. However, at these roasts, even old blue eyes had a good time.

[@KidstaSam]

The more I see these roasts, they appear to me like toasts to the finest comedians and artists ever assembled on one dais. Charlie Callas was a master of comedy. "In order to protect myself, I threw myself on her body." 😂😂😂

[@richardbain8746]

Very funny stuff thanks for sharing!

[@davidarnold7229]

Quality Comedy can't be beaten with foul mouth trash. Had old blue eyes, Martin & Rickles in stitches. Comedic Class from Callas.

[@bigdmac33]

Really miss these guys who were masters of their craft.

[@DTittle]

This is comedy.

[@cats0182]

This WAS comedy. Those days are gone forever. Ain't nothing today that can compare. So sad.

[@danielburkett821]

This is OLD SCHOOL comedy, NOTHING like it today.

[@steevrawjers]

Yes

[@DTittle]

@@cats0182I wish you were wrong😢