Gorden Kaye on Wogan 1985

[@joshleach3349]

I don’t think I’ve ever heard Gordon Kaye not speak in a french accent 😂😂😂

[@McRambro]

You mean speaking French ;)

[@domagojkralj4108]

This is why I'm here, just to listen this ha ja

[@viktorpanayotov5653]

Same here. It was weird but also nice.

[@hixyhicks]

A very humble man .Allo Allo was hilarious .They dont make shows like that anymore .Rip .

[@DavidHT]

A sad loss. He will be sorely missed.

[@bardo0007]

RIP Rene , RIP Gordon Kaye. The best TV show ever, we will miss you.

[@patsymillar9447]

Lovely lovely Gordon kaye, what a loss he is to tv. Just can't get enough of him as Rene in allo allo. Once went on holiday to Paris and the waiter in one of the cafes was his double. It was really crazy.

[@arthurpewtey]

My father, active on the front line for the last year of the war, was quite well-read on the subject and had seen most of the movies and TV shows made on the subject. He lost close friends there, of course, and always talked about it very seriously. Until 'Allo 'Allo came along. That show reduced him to tears almost every episode - he was often laughing helplessly at something. I don't know what he saw in France, Belgium, Holland or Germany from 1944 to about 1948 (when he was finally allowed to go home) that so chimed with this series, but it was something. Thank you, Gordon and the others, for the many many laughs. From me and, especially, my Dad. Good on ya!

[@RedNovaMedia]

What a gentleman. My family would all sit around and watch Allo Allo. We would all be in stitches laughing lol 😂

[@pkc3168]

Gordon Kaye was a genius and my most favourite actor

[@davidsheriff8989]

All the cast were brilliant..it never ages...

[@lindagoodswin9519]

what a shame two great people gone but not forgotten R.I.P to you both

[@RastaSaiyaman]

Rest in peace you funny man. Gorden Kaye, you were a legend.

[@SceneArtisan]

RIP Gordon,.. What a real character you were. Much love. :)

[@Cujo_Ate_My_Credit_Card]

Allo Allo, one of my all time favorite series.

[@Ceasarvialpando]

m4ffe mine too

[@MavAuto-Pete]

One of my favourite old-school comedy sitcoms of the 80s/early 90s. Love and thoughts go to some of the cast who are no longer with us.

[@666gertrude]

RIP. We will love you till the end of time, Rene. 10 years of great fun, you brought us so much joy and laughter. Good old times!

[@73egg]

I LOVE Allo' Allo', I am sad that they can't make it anymore but I still enjoy watching the re runs!!! Thanks for loading - RIP to all the great characters who have moved on :)

[@Baldy444]

Loved and still love Allo Allo. Gordon, Terry and others we've lost from this era are a very sad loss xx

[@jakovbanic6174]

Its bad that he died that touched me very much. He was my favorite actor

[@jasonchilds894]

I was saddened to hear of his death only last year. It was not reported on any on the entertainment news networks.

[@geoffreyjonathanwilson9932]

Two legends together. Both good men they were. Both sorely missed ☺️

[@carlalopes7826]

😄👏, absolutely fantastic,.. actor,..(in deed) thank you so much

[@vojastankovic1368]

Počivaj u miru legendo.

[@smoothwoof]

RIP Gordon Kaye.

[@neilfoster814]

Sad to think that most of the cast of Allo Allo have now passed away

[@syedadeelhussain2691]

great actor! really enjoy watching ALLO ALLO even today!

[@lapponia77]

He seems such a lovely man.

[@anarchistatheist1917]

I first saw Gordon Kaye on the few episodes of are you being served? he appeared in. I then first saw Allo Allo on a shelf in my local library and saw that David Croft produced it. So decided to borrow it I thought it was so good I subsequently purchased every season of Allo Allo on DVD. I have this interview as part of a special features part of the second season of Allo Allo on DVD. I also liked Terry wogan's informal method of interviewing he was a good television personality as well now both Gordon Kaye and Terry Wogan are not around their work will live on and the memories of them. r.i.p. Gordon Kaye and Terry Wogan.

[@leprechaunshelper]

A pure genius comedy actor and a British legend 🥸

[@laurenceseale]

He speaks really good English!

[@GnCFilms]

Thanks for posting this, the quality is great considering the age - lovely stuff.

[@alexpowers3697]

The host was a complete tool. Love ya Gorden.

[@johnking5174]

This aired two days after I was born. I was born at 1.31pm on Saturday 6th July 1985.

[@ym10up]

Would love to have that sweatshirt!

[@GilliánCristóbal]

❤Its a brilliant show, it never gets old😂and they all played their parts so well. Gordon, carmen, Richard, Sam, Jack etc RIP and thank you so much for making me smile ☺ 🤗 whenever i see Allo Allo🎉

[@stephenholmes1036]

Gorden Kaye a very good all round actor.

[@veroniquendambo3242]

Good old days happy old days !

[@miyuruify]

Goodbye Nighthawk

[@thomas35835]

Curious how much smarter and at the same more fun people were in 80s.

[@jeffkendall9188]

rip sir really love this show

[@jav6315]

RIP Gordon and terry

[@stormytempest3907]

Javier proper fellers.

[@mrminecraft6172]

2:25 I love the fact that gorden slipped in the two girls and one man living in a flat together. Which of course he is talking about. Man about the house.

[@s7range257]

Rest in piece Gordon! You'll be the only one!

[@adellerr]

I love Gordon Kaye

[@DB-qw6xq]

What an amazing difference between Rene and Gordon, he was truly quite shy, RIP.

[@genericuser2339]

The softly spoken man who speaks quietly is the one worth listening to.

[@szili76]

René did an excellent impresion of Gordon Kaye

[@nicholasdavies6264]

Allo Allo was excellent! 👍

[@katehealy4130]

There is good old TELL "TERRY WOGAN" MY FAVOURITE IRISHMAN

[@zahiermezichel8348]

I loved Allo Allo💕

[@ianwilliams9623]

G.O.A.T comedy

[@ciscokid516]

Amazing to not hear him with the "Rene" accent lol

[@DerekLyons]

RIP Dear Gordon, glad we met and were friends. Derek n

[@susannah1948]

RIP both

[@diddywahdaddy]

RIP... :(

[@asthecrowflies737]

I, too, am in love with Rene....

[@littlemonster2392]

Great upload! Have you got Carmen Silvera's interview? :)

[@Ceasarvialpando]

sorry fella i don't

[@luciekropackova9586]

@Dynamite Kid No wonder, she seemed to be an adorable, pretty and nice lady. I wish there was more interviews and footages with her.

[@SpaceCattttt]

It's ironic how Gordon should be most famous for playing a member of the French resistance, because I think he could've been a great screen Hitler!

[@SpaceCattttt]

@Aslan T Vorlon Silence! Pig-dog! Hyena!

[@Captainnationalexpress247]

[Adventures of Allo Family Squad] [Host of the Dinning Service] [Leader of Special Invitation] [Legend of the 20th Century] [Special Edition Productions] [Master of Teamwork] Happy Birthday to the Leader of the Allo Family Squad in the Modern Community of Common Revolution. He’s also known as the Gatekeeper of Modern Revolutionary Family Arts of Common Connection which gives him the best results in the universe. Allo Family Squad is a French/ German Dinning community program that has been the legendary classic series that’s base on the European Revolutionary conflict in the events that turns the world in many different categories one way around to the next. He’s the group’s best instructor for not only for his community, country, or the service, but the master of basic examples on what is definition for the example. He’s the key to announce everybody including audience watching him on television to come around and join in the program he’s in for the team of his activity. He’s also the lady’s man who is known to be the summon connection of attraction with the confident title of his professional efforts. He’s been chosen to be the best leader of the field in order to take charge of the Restaurant in making sure every customer, guests, and visitors are delighted to be welcome. He’s a popular icon that he believes anything is possible for the entire team whenever it’s time for them to prove it to the test. It’s impressive of him to be the one taking the service into a next level of the greatest enrollment in hand. Provides to be the decent man for the team’s social response. Represent from Huddersfield, England, United Kingdom of Great Britain, Northern Ireland And European Federal Commission. Ladies and Gentel men boys and girls her is the Gatekeeper of Modern Revolutionary Social Dining Arts. Gorden Kaye.

[@Chrille5782]

*RIP* So fxxxxx sad:(

[@igorvejacevski288]

Serbija,Macedonija,love Alo Alo.

[@choicesman2000]

God bless u gordon

[@archiebald4717]

Bless 'im!

[@helengustavsson5490]

wunderbar.....

[@tomfeyen3267]

great man

[@watahyahknow]

from wat i remembered alo alo was based on a series called secret army allso about the french resistance with about the same caracters but deadly serious , that series was pretty populair too untill it died a natural death once the series got at the end of the war and france was liberated

[@stephenroney6490]

I think Secret Army was based in Belgium.

[@watahyahknow]

could be , had to have been the french side of belgium though , its been a while since i seen the original show there was an actual caffee owner in that and there was a radio transmitter hidden in the bed room found the whole series on youtube i think : kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6vEZpKZfairhdk

[@stephenroney6490]

@@watahyahknow No it was Belgium as at the end of the occupation the Belgian colours were worn on the armband not the red white and blue of France plus someone came out with a portrait of a man and shouted "Long live the King".

[@petergerritgroen3157]

He was ones in :are you being served;. As a costumer.

[@angelacooper2661]

Good moaning, Rene Artois. I was fifteen at the time and remember it well!

[@annewandahl8420]

It’s GordEn Kaye with an E

[@jackgibbons7410]

Sad thing about this clip is both of them are dead now 😢

[@RossPatzelt]

02:15 lots of studio noise you can hear if you listen on headphones. Wonder whats going on. Late comers maybe?

[@johnking5174]

No, you have to remember Wogan from 1985 when it started until 1991 was recorded in the BBC Television Theatre, which was a theatre, not a proper television studio. So the noise you hear is the team preparing the music area for the singer. There wasn't the same amount of room than they would have had if it was produced in BBC Television Centre studios. Wogan moved to Television Centre in 1991 when the Television Theatre closed down.

[@RossPatzelt]

@@johnking5174 thanks didn't know that. Where about was the theatre and is it still there thanks

[@johnking5174]

@@RossPatzelt It's original name is the Shepherd's Bush Empire. Opened in 1903. The BBC purchased it in 1953 and converted it into a television theatre. The BBC decided to leave the theatre in 1991, when they concentrated all their television work in London into just two bases - BBC Television Centre and BBC Elstree Studios. The theatre went back into being commercially owned and is still open today known as the O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire, a large music venue.

[@tachikomakusanagi3744]

i don't think i've ever heard him speak without doing a silly french accent before

[@timmyboyproductions3947]

At 2:27 you hear someone do up their flies?

[@Ceasarvialpando]

Lol didn't listen up for that 1 myself... lol

[@darren2456]

Just seems like a rather awkward interview, stilted, Wogan seems poor and unprepared, Gordon seems also like he's not comfortable either, wonder how it went behind stage.

[@archivemediavault]

Gordon was a very shy man, so I'm surprised he agreed to the interview at all. He did not like appearing as himself generally, only in character.

[@markg6860]

The poor guy is just an introvert! We don't do well in those situations.

[@sandytoes4222]

The clip of him on Des O'Connor is much better.

[@arekpocicki5681]

life

[@neiljosephbennett9119]

His name was GORDEN.

[@nagymenator]

🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@darren2456]

Gd moning

[@alejandrayalanbowman367]

GordEn Kaye not Gordon Kaye!

[@christopher-ke9nj]

In what could've been Gordon's death bed bloody paparazzi public be damned the, press need morals into them damnit then now! God rest him Carmen Silvera Sam Kelly those wete, that was great British Telly

[@dazzersfootballstand2002]

LMAO 2:42 😂😂😂😂

[@ABC_DEF]

Terry Wogan is very poor on this. He admits he hasn't seen Allo Allo and he hasn't bothered to find out anything about it. When someone in the audience coughs he makes a big thing of it just to use up time. What a waste of a good interview guest.

[@nikolakoparan8897]

😞😞😞😞...

[@jakovbanic6174]

Nikola koparan nažalost

[@StefanTravis]

Was Wogan always this terrible? Did we just not notice at the time?

[@columbannon9134]

Looks like you just came out of a cave and speak shit as a language

[@StefanTravis]

That's nice. If you ever feel capable of constructing a _meaningful_ sentence, you might try answering the question.

[@johnking5174]

This was Wogan's style, very different to the usual interviewer. Terry was never an ass kisser of guests, unlike Michael Parkinson. His style was terse, abrupt and a bit annoying, but 12 million viewers seemed to like it each Monday, Wednesday and Friday in the mid 1980s. You are not forced to watch him.

[@securityrobot]

Yes he was terrible, he was a sycophant and a twat. When Carrie Fisher was interviewed, she called him ingratiating, the look on his face was priceless.

[@tristancraven3685]

Strange to think most of the people who comment on here may also be dead. Including me one day

[@MrSvenovitch]

two dead men...

[@markbailey1970]

He was ace

[@dunruden9720]

Gorden, not Gordon.

[@Ceasarvialpando]

Gordon can be spelled both ways. But i'm not gonna put gordon/gorden kaye in wogan 1985 as my title

[@dunruden9720]

@@Ceasarvialpando Up to you, but he clearly states that the "mistake" became the spelling of his stage name. I don't suppose he cares at all, really!

[@markharrison2544]

It was such an unfunny racist series.

[@SpeccyMan]

Quite clearly it was way above your intellectual level then.

[@neilstone4226]

And you must be an exceedingly unfunny person. What a bore.

[@dreasbn]

I knew that nowadays this series would be impossible. Interestingly it was created by people who actually experienced ww2 and did it. So what is happening that younger people tend to be so overly fun free and know better. The end of sarcasm and Good Comedy. You can tell that all stereotyping is done in a loving way if you might say so. It’s not about really dissing or discriminating completely anyone not even the German characters. For me it’s a symbol of peace and reconciliation. It’s anti war in comedy way. Brilliantly done as I think only the British can do so well..

[@cwlim62]

Those who jump at every chance to label others as racists are themselves the worst sort of racists.

[@Loverboy19691]

RIP Gordon Kaye.