Mark from the States and Freddie Starr | Vincent Reaction

[@moonramshaw1982]

Freddie was a legend and much missed. Nice choice whoever recommended it👍

[@annschouten7691]

Absolute legend, despite his mucking around he actually had an incredible singing voice and if you can find clips of him singing with Elvis’ backing group you will be VERY pleasantly surprised. RIP Freddie 🙏🏼 your end was tragic and you deserved better from the British press .

[@colindavid2078]

Freddie Starr (real name Frederick Fowell), arguably the VERY BEST all round entertainers the UK has ever seen! The man could tell jokes, dance, sing, impersonate, and even do his own stunts! One in a million he was, and much missed! RIP Freddie!

[@gothicwolffreak]

100% 💖💖

[@prepperH.U.N.K]

Oh god yes, I laughed so hard at this sketch (i was only 7 at the time) im 38 now and i still laugh at freddie

[@pooroldfred]

An absolute legend. Loved him. Back on the days of 3 tv channels he really was a star.

[@richt71]

Freddie was amazing. Completely mad. The audience would laugh as you never knew what he'd do next! RIP

[@mikeclark4416]

He Loved Elvis Presley ,Great impersonator of Elvis ,He even had the Journaires sing with him -Elvis ."They even said Freddie was the finest Elvis Im personator of Elvis .

[@davidgarner8490]

You need to listen to Freddie sing a Elvis song with Elvis's own backing singers, he sounded just like him ... what a star

[@smithpm81]

saw him do this live in 1986 in blackpool uk, never laughed so hard, genius

[@martinarscott3524]

My parents took me to see him in the 80's, I remember his story about going to the butchers to buy a dozen sausages, he didn't have a bag so he put them down his trousers and when he got home he had 13....the way he told it was hilarious!

[@fitnesswithkeith2578]

Freddie was fantastic when freddie was on TV you stayed in to watch his act and we would be crying with laughter he was also a great singer and did a great Elvis impersonation R.I.P Freddie

[@gothicwolffreak]

I can't believe there are some clips of Freddie that I hadn't seen. Sorely missed, hopefully at peace now after what they did to him. 💖💖

[@joestretch5570]

I dont think I've ever seen anything he's done and not been in tears with laughter. He was an incredible comedian. His Mick Jagger impression is hilarious, the interview with Parkinson and Muhammed Ali, I could go on. Just such a funny, funny guy

[@jamespasifull]

Apparently, Freddie & Ali became firm friends after the Parkinson show, & Ali would stay at Freddie's home when visiting the UK! 😲

[@joestretch5570]

@jamespasifull in the Ali interview you can see he genuinely enjoyed that joke as well as nearly filling his pants so im not surprised they went on to become friends. It was just so brilliantly done

[@jamespasifull]

@@joestretch5570 I remember watching it on the TV, & I was surprised he didn't knock Freddie out!! 🤣

[@terryallen5328]

Freddie Starr, real name Frederick Leslie Fowell. One of the UK’s greatest ever comic geniuses. RIP Freddie thanks for all the laughs.

[@Steve-gc5nt]

What a talent he was. Amazing.

[@justpassingthrough76]

So pleased this came up on my Feed, it is what I needed today. Freddie Star was a funny Man, he lived to make people laugh. What happened to him at the end of his life was a total disgrace. R.I.P Freddie ⭐

[@MarkfromtheStates]

Thanks for watching with me.

[@keithstevenson6892]

Freddie was great.. So unpredictable.. An evening with Freddie Star TV show was a classic

[@irenabevans3411]

Freddie Star pure magic, you should watch his impressions of Elvis Presley R. I. P Freddie your humour is sorely missed❤

[@michael954]

Hs a singer and stand up comedy act and one of the best in the business it was sad when he passed i went to see him live he could have you in tears of laughter

[@Jambo1873]

Freddie star was so funny his Vincent is the best he have you crying so hard 😭 R.I.P Freddie

[@bladeschick1]

Seen him live absolutely brilliant,!!

[@catferretvandamn1192]

watch an Audience with Freddie Starr he absolutely tormented the Audience of celebrities, one of the funniest comedians of the 80s and 90s always had us in tears cos you never knew what he was going to do next lol

[@maggiebeee66]

I saw him ‘live’ several times and I still have a great laugh! He was really funny but, he loved Elvis and would include him at the end of his stint onstage!

[@steveaustin6467]

rip freddie, what a talent

[@jemmajames6719]

Freddie was a comedian who was unpredictable and would frighten the audience to death! He was also a great singer the Jordanaires came and did a guest spot on his show and they said he was the best Elvis impersonator they had met. He also acted from being a child to being a young man in old British films. He was however a bit of an unsavoury character even his friends admitted you couldn’t really trust him, one comedian friend said he used to do things like pee up your leg if the mood took him, to him these things were hilarious.

[@MarkfromtheStates]

Wow sounds like an interesting dude.

[@Isleofskye]

@@MarkfromtheStates Well Done Mark and no spoilers but you MUST watch Freddie Starr on "Parkinson" with Muhammad Ali. It was a Chat Show and do not read abt comments as it might spoil it. Trust Me,as someone who has watched Comedy since 1961 so 62 years now. It is a real treat,,

[@Pomdownuder]

The man was comedy platinum. His "audience with" is stupendous. His Mick Jagger and Ray Charles impressions beyond compare. Real "of their time" comedy when people had thicker skin and a sense of humour.

[@colindavid2078]

100%, Did you ever see ghim doing the football match routine as Ray Charles? The man was genius!

[@maggiebeee66]

I’m crying already! Not even halfway through yet …. And he used to do this stuff at his live shows! I could watch him all night long!

[@Richard500]

My God!!! I've not laughed so much since I first saw this show way back then! It was a sad day when he died in 2019. His real name was Frederick Leslie Fowell.

[@JJ-of1ir]

Good morning, good afternoon Mark. Freddie Star was on a lot of live shows when I was younger. He was always a bit 'off the wall' and never seemed to follow the plot the others had rehearsed. Perhaps I was too young or too stuffy to appreciate his comedy UNTIL this morning when I laughed until I cried at his antics. Thank you for this lovely time. My chest hurts through laughing so much, so I think I need a nice cup of tea, and an English biscuit, before I sit back down and watch your next video.

[@robertomoi2044]

One of the greatest ever.

[@goldenlabradorskye]

Great vid...Freddie was from Liverpool...a scouser. you want to watch the one with him and Des O'Connor...Just looking at him has me in fits of laughter.

[@Isleofskye]

Even better on Parkinson with Muhammad Ali. Brilliant:)

[@sidscrote7570]

I didn't think much of him till I saw him live in Torquay while on holiday with the family. It was an afternoon " family" show, ( the adult show was later that evening). He did his famous barbed wire juggling act ! I nearly split my sides laughing !

[@garrydust1701]

Freddie has passed , I was privileged to know him in real life , RIP

[@tmac160]

Freddie was a loose cannon on stage. The TV networks were nervous about the mayhem he produced on-stage. 😃

[@camrenwick]

Freddie was a joker, but also a very talented singer. RIP mate

[@ChristineRead-ck1uq]

He was indeed. Had the privilege of seeing him at Batley back in the 70s.

[@boblilley7429]

Us from the 70's80s were very lucky to watch great comedians these of today are millions of miles away from these characters.

[@MRROBBIEWATTS]

Freddie is from Liverpool UK and he died a few years ago.....check him out doing ELVIS, and his many other TV appearances...he was funny as hell! - RIP Freddie Starr

[@MarkfromtheStates]

I've seen it...so good

[@elainecorless2978]

RIP Freddy you were completely mad but so funny

[@markthomas2577]

Freddie owned a horse that won the biggest race in the UK, the Grand National, in 1994. He was also the subject of one the most remembered newspaper headlines of all time when one of the tabloids headlined - Freddie Starr Ate My Hamster. That's gone down in history !

[@philgreen8277]

What a legend indeed. Watch Freddie Starr with Shirley Bassey, classic. Also Freddie sang with the Jordanaires, singing some of Elvis songs. Jordanaires loved him so impressed. Freddie Starr could have been a great singer, a beautiful voice he had. Also Freddie with Des O'connor many times and different sketches.

[@kimarnill7648]

You should react to Freddie and Mohammad Ali that is good also. Freddie was very unpredictable and a bit manic and he made people very nervous of him .He had a lot of demons as many greats comedians do 😢

[@tedroper9195]

Freddie Starr (born Frederick Leslie Fowell; 9 January 1943 - 9 May 2019) was an English stand up comedian, impressionist, singer and actor. Starr was born in Huyton in the county of Lancashire, England.

[@paulinejackson8105]

Freddie was amazing, i couldn't stop laughing .

[@RonSeymour1]

Freddie is one of the few comedians that actually makes me laugh, R.I.P.

[@johnsmith-es7zk]

Have a listen to Freddie singing with The Jordanaires (they backed Elvis) and you see that he could really sing. He was an amazing impressionist, comic and actor.

[@ansugib]

You need to watch 'A audience with Freddie Star'. Its a celebrity audience and its hilarious. He always has his audience in terror of him picking them out. Absolutely brilliant comedian who passed away a few years ago.

[@MarkfromtheStates]

Thank you AngieG

[@Colin-1964]

One Of Our GREATEST! Also Check Out Des O’Conner & Stan Boardman “The Fooker Joke”.✌🏻😬🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@annemariefleming]

Fokker, lol!

[@Colin-1964]

@@annemariefleming Apologies For Me Spelling.✌🏻😬

[@philgreen8277]

An audience with Freddie Starr is a must watch so many things on this show. But the scene with the maggots. Will have you peeing your pants with uncontrollable laughter.

[@MarkfromtheStates]

none of this sounds enjoyable...LOL

[@josiebridle1947]

Freddie's real surname was Fowell. He used to be the lead singer in a rock'n'roll band in the 60s, so he could actually sing. He made his name as a comedian though. He died in 2019.

[@MarkfromtheStates]

thanks Josie

[@michaelyates7676]

Did a great elvis impresion and he was a big elvis fan , check him out on the des o connor shows , also the royal variety perfermance were he bowed to the audience but only gave the royal family up in the royal box a slight nod lol

[@Alanthemulk]

He was Britain's greatest ever comic genius

[@evanharries1561]

Liverpool man, around in the sities the same haunts and hangouts as the greats of that city.... Zany and out of control even then!

[@handsolo1209]

His personality (and onstage antics) were very similar to Robin Williams. You genuinely didn't know what he was going to do, especially with a live audience.

[@noteverton]

Freddie was from my home city of Liverpool.

[@angelavara4097]

I grew up with Freddie on tv.

[@MetalMonkey]

He does a similar bit with Unchained Melody a few years later. For context: Robson and Jerome covered it in the 90's, Mr Motivator was a popular exercise person? on 80's tv

[@dickyt1318]

you need to listen to Freddie singing with Presley's backing band The Jordanaires, he really was brilliant !

[@Isleofskye]

Well Done Mark and no spoilers but you MUST watch Freddie Starr on "Parkinson" with Muhammad Ali. It was a Chat Show and do not read abt comments as it might spoil it. Trust Me,as someone who has watched Comedy since 1961 so 62 years now. It is a real treat,,

[@josephstanton4872]

Same message to all Americans, how can you NOT have heard of Freddie? Maybe he didn't have to conquer America! His guesting with Des O Connor was legendary! Today's talent is nowhere near his level! I was too busy laughing at him to bother to find out his real name! The two talent shows back then we're Opportunity Knocks and New Faces! They unearthed REAL talent, keep forgetting were Freddie came from!😊 RIP Freddie Starr😢

[@dinastanford7779]

His Elvis is brilliant

[@MarkfromtheStates]

I've heard. Thanks Dina

[@philipmolyneux3676]

Watch more of him

[@eastanglianbiker]

freddie star passed away in 2019 and was from the UK

[@christopherfisher7805]

Try watching the "2 lions in the box" It's old school humor English style.

[@Stuart_Cox1969]

Elvis' band, The Jordanaires sang with freddie, and they said he was the closest to the King that they had ever heard, it's on You Tube, enjoy.

[@colincrowley1280]

Top tabloid headline of the 80's "Freddie Starr ate my hamster"

[@RalphBrooker-gn9iv]

As I understand it his career and life ended in controversy. For me he was a kind of crossover artist from the vaudeville/slapstick era (eg. Max Wall’s physicality on stage) and the incoming era of ‘alternative’ comedy. Freddie wrote and coordinated his own stuff, so he didn’t have a team of writers. I wasn’t a massive fan but this version of Vincent is one the all-time great British comedy sketches. He also had the great Mohammed Ali in the palm of his hand during a talk show called Parkinson on which both Freddie and Ali were guests.

[@RalphBrooker-gn9iv]

By ‘this version’ I mean Freddie’s finished product, not other people doing it. There are other versions of the act which are far less subtle and rely on a more apish performance.

[@MarkfromtheStates]

Its so good and the Elvis one...wow sounds just like him

[@RalphBrooker-gn9iv]

@@MarkfromtheStates Glad you enjoyed it Mark.

[@cookiesroblox6759]

Apparently he was born with the name.. Frederick Leslie Fowell

[@annemariefleming]

Freddie...specialised in weird tempo changes live.

[@overthewebb]

Freddie has passed away sadly, but nice reaction

[@Jack-bs6zb]

There was a popular myth about him spawned by a newspapaer headline … ‘Freddie Star Ate My Hamster’. It wasn’t true but many believed it because he was unpredictable and manic.

[@jimharrison748]

You must have a look at Muhammad Ali and Freddie on Parkinson, it was once in a lifetime. Only time I've ever seen the greatest boxer ever getting a scare!

[@pooroldfred]

Please watch operation good guys. I think it was the first of its kind....well before 'the office' ....brilliant

[@francisbrownlie2278]

😊😊

[@rayfairley6515]

Watch him doing Ray Charles, funny as hell

[@vaudevillian7]

He was from Liverpool

[@philipmolyneux3676]

Liverpool uk.

[@janettelovessarah]

Watch Freddy star and the jordanairs singing don’t it’s amazing

[@spacefanatic]

There were no tapes it was all Freddie live.

[@MarkfromtheStates]

Very good

[@stevehartley7504]

Gogh is also slang for 'Spit'

[@jonlee7918]

Hello Mark you should look at Peter Kay a comedian brilliant.

[@MarkfromtheStates]

He's funny... Watched the misheard lyrics... So good

[@moirabaker458]

You should see him doing Mick Jagger... and he does an excellent one of Hitler too

[@andysimmosimpsonakaeccentr2837]

Sadly 😢 Freddie is dead and buried with his mum in his home town of Liverpool

[@ShanaiCollins]

Unfortunately Freddie died back in 2019, I recommend you watch his Elvis videos

[@peteneal5914]

freddie died in 2016 he was brittish but moved to spain i think this was 1996 mark

[@MarkfromtheStates]

Thanks Pete

[@ansugib]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/inOlm5KZbM5ng5Y this is a link to his 'A audience with Freddie Starr'. Literally hilarious 😂

[@MarkfromtheStates]

Thank you

[@HankD13]

Freddie Starr was as mad as a box of frogs. Bit too much over the top for me, but it was hard not to find him funny. He was often very erratic and unpredictable on any live show - which made it hard to work with him. Funny.... but insane. Does make you wonder why people think us Brits are so uptight and restrained really?

[@MarkfromtheStates]

Lol

[@philipevans1027]

Watch Al Murray how global finances work hilarious m8

[@MarkfromtheStates]

thank you

[@theinsideouter6371]

Liverpool nohe died

[@barryeva8862]

He lost a few viewers when he ate a goldfish on stage

[@garygalt4146]

I’m probably the only person to hate him. He was visiting his aunty in our street. She was talking with my mum and another women. I was showing off I just learnt to cycle with my hands of the handle bars. Because I had taken the limelight of his joke he booted me in the shin he was about 17 I still have a dint in my leg. Years later He use to pretend he could do karate on his act, by then I could at the time Liverpool where producing the some of the best shotakan in the world and I don’t count myself in there number. But always wanted my chance with the git. But guess what got famous and nobody saw him again.

[@MarkfromtheStates]

Wow

[@charliesays4624]

‘Magic’ moments.

[@garryellison]

He was from Liverpool