Les Dawson - This Is Your Life -1971 Full Version

[@KEVIN-tx6bt]

One of the greatest comedians of all time. The world is a much duller place without Les.

[@MegaDeansy]

We had Les, we had Eric & Ernie, we had both Ronnies - what have we got now ................... ??. Thank **** for KZbin !

[@smegmadelhomme8551]

Ant and fkn Dec 💩

[@joelford7292]

Bring back the good times we miss

[@johnnygreenshirt6215]

2023 folks. Miss u Less

[@Wench64]

Loved les wished we'd got people like this now, all to fake and full of themselves

[@chrisredditch]

Notice how the Gents stand up every time a woman takes her seat. A different age.

[@andydixon2980]

Nowadays we're afraid to assume it's a woman. Could be a them, or a they or a non nothing sex, or identify as a Duck.

[@grahamblack1961]

@@andydixon2980 Yeah, they would tear you to pieces on twitter.

[@DOCTORDROTT]

@@andydixon2980 some women got todgers these days lol

[@gan9e]

@@andydixon2980 oy watch it... I'm a "non-binary" ... pure analog here... call me a "oui-analog" or else I'm calling the hate-speech police...

[@paulscott3791]

Hughie green was no gentleman far from it

[@Truebritify]

Can we please go back to these times 😢

[@garyhardman8369]

One of the last great comedians. Sorely missed. Rip Les.

[@harryhill8543]

I am midway through his autobiography, easily one of the best written biographies around. At this time you can still pick it up for less than the price of postage. The reason he looks so gobsmacked is he was worried his wife was having an affair, due to silent phone calls and home visits of strange men to his house when he was out. Of course it was only the show team arranging this episode.

[@albertcross4275]

Everyone loved les, still missed by many... ♥️♥️😊😊🇫🇷🇫🇷

[@dannycrotch5188]

My late Father used to work the taxis in the seventies and he used to do the airport runs to the Theatre Royal Norwich, he used to pick up several of the celebrities back in the day, but he said that Les Dawson was the most generous always giving a £5 tip.

[@daranross2424]

Loved this man growing up Brilliant Great Man !!

[@stevenwade7466]

My dad used to work at Lytham crematorium & knew les Dawson. Les used to come to the crematorium to visit his wife's grave . Whenever they saw each whilst driving they'd wind the window down & stick two fingers up at each other.

[@markashdown1314]

Great show

[@jakethekipper]

I met Les once. Great guy. RIP ❤

[@Dallas-Nyberg]

A great comedian ... the skits he did with Shirley Bassey were a hoot... RIP Les

[@dannyq29]

I know he worked with writers, but there was just something about him that made him the funniest man ever. Eric Morecambe and Tommy Cooper would always get the plaudits, but for me, Les was the greatest.

[@grahamblack1961]

Some people just have funny bones. He only had to look at the camera to get a laugh.

[@pauladaniels-bc7rj]

I never thought I would see Les Dawson lost for words 😊😊 x

[@georgiaaaable]

I knew Les and his family at this time and went to school with his son and daughter. I once played trumpet at a school Christmas concert and Les commented to the lady sat next to him how bad the performance was, he was right, I was terrible but what he didn’t know is that the lady sat next to him was my mum. You didn’t cross my mum but it all ended in laughter. Great man was Les, with a great family. I never knew what happened to his two children he had with Meg

[@sharonellis8776]

Loved Les, he was a very funny man. xx

[@shirleydrury5565]

He was so so good r.i.p my friend xx

[@charliemctruth]

At the time it was was compulsive telly...60 years later it is kinda sad. But...I need more !

[@garrywood5345]

When this is your life had great talent to chose from.

[@eatmywords]

i agree. the aspel years just became fan service for the soaps.

[@brianparsons5026]

apart from collier

[@Ampex196]

Les was among the best of men. A great comedian and indeed 'wordsmith' : Les Dawson was a lovely genuine person! The mere sight of Hughie Green sets my teeth on edge; ... a bully and a bigot. Green was just a nasty and bitter man!

[@sue5980]

A beautiful family. Rest in Peace 🙏

[@tonywoodham3760]

Beautiful sound Sid Laurence

[@palmertrees]

I've go his autograph! He was driving his Chauffer at his chauffer's wedding in Solihull, I was 9 I think, he drew me a caricature of a naked woman! I had no idea. Lovely man.

[@anthonyjohnson-zh8bo]

went to primary school with les son stuart in the 70s

[@cryptotharg7400]

Les spoke his mind, freely. First Amendment of the US Constitution. Free Speech.

[@PeterShieldsukcatstripey]

Lovely man.

[@mcfcguvnors]

His face what a lovely fella Les was Hughie green showed up a few years ago in some UFO documents seems his military service was quite interesting

[@angelacooper2661]

I would have been just an infant at the time of this footage (born just eight months when decimalisation took place!) Saw Les Dawson some years later when growing up!

[@briancooper3618]

Hi, I am from collyhurst where Les was from and you have the same name as my late mother.❤

[@richinderbyshire4779]

A gob smacked Les Dawson... I thought Id never see that.

[@EPHESIANS511CLUB]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@rosielauren1]

They don’t make like that anymore not aloud to say anything in case they upset somebody x

[@MikeMike-hx3gm]

We always knew when the in-laws were about to visit. The mice would throw themselves on the traps.😅

[@gan9e]

My girlfriends mother who used to run a brothel in Hong Kong back in the 1960s/70's has a nice picture of LD and her together, he used to play the piano in a French house of ill repute to put the punters off kilter... I think the place in HK was a kind of topless bar type thing often frequented by people on leave etc etc etc

[@Slate-writer]

that raised platform on set is a health & safety nightmare 😂

[@GG-jw8pt]

Did anyone give Eamon his own ‘this is your life’?

[@1960dave1960]

I seem to remember, the tables were turned on him once by, I think David Nixon….

[@andreablamire5509]

Ooof, Hughie Green!

[@irvinbaxter9763]

I was hopeing to see his mother in law haha

[@gazgaz5765]

Bit quick to do Dawson, weren't they? I mean he only won op knocks 3 years earlier, right?

[@eatmywords]

I thought that. 4 years after opportunity knocks? he starred in pantomime, and a short-lived bbc show. maybe after he did blankety-blank. and the production was a bit of a mess. that friend from the scout troop, what the hell did he say? and that set. wow.

[@PrAnG2000]

That's what I was thinking.

[@michelez715]

Yes, too early for the glorious Cissie and Ada sketches, and my favourite, Les playing the piano and encouraging the audience to sing along.

[@kenpickles7705]

No one today all bag rubbish that's fact

[@bertcert991]

When poor Meg passed away it didn’t take long for number two to come off the subs bench

[@philipbonner6486]

You sound a bitter human being.

[@brianparsons5026]

collier was dreadful act for years

[@clydebear6914]

A British Comedy legend. Just like Tommy Cooper or Tony Hancock or Spike Milligan....all you had to do was look at them and you'd find yourself laughing. 😂