GROUCHO MARX Recalls Stories He Told At The London US Embassy | The Dick Cavett Show

Dick Cavett interviews comedian Groucho Marx, who recounts with Dick and actress Debbie Reynolds the stories he told while being a guest at the US Embassy in London.
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Date aired - December 16th 1971 - Groucho Marx and Debbie Reynolds
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[@brainflash1]

Groucho really is the sweetest old man when he tells these stories.

[@playitstrange129]

full episode PLEEEEEASE!!!

[@dmspo33]

Debbie was pure class. Always delivered, took everything in her stride and with good humour.

[@JMacque]

Groucho is overrated.

[@DrummerDucky]

"XYZ is overrated"

[@bobdownes162]

Cantankerous, but certainly not overated.

[@2_Trillion_galaxies]

Grouchy was a genius because of the fluidity of his mind, when somebody said something he had a thousand pathways he could take in his mind in his retort and often chose the funny one above all the others ,he was a true master at this,

[@Pappysan]

You need to put it/him in context. You wouldn't be able to say that in the '30s and '40s with any credibility.

[@2_Trillion_galaxies]

@@Pappysan yes pappy the Marx brothers were box office gold in the 30's and to some degree in the early 40's and they are still funny to this day, a day at races was my favourite, what was yours? Few people know Groucho was an accomplished writer of letters and he was proud of this fact,