Norman Wisdom Conducts

From the 1955 film One Good Turn, Norman Wisdom is mistaken for a conductor.

[@bermudarailway]

Pure bloody genius.

[@Pete-ng5yi]

Tv is so rubbish now a days put on the fantastic norman wisdom will brighten up any body's day

[@johnferguson4089]

Sir Norman Wisdom was one of the funniest comedians I've seen. Along with his comedy, stunts, acting and singing he had a warm affectionate personality. His specialty in doing all of his falls was quite remarkable. My 76 years have been enriched by seeing his work. Thank you Norman. RIP.

[@Ozmulki]

Brilliant as ever dear Norman😆

[@farshidfarshidi5827]

Norman Wisdom one of the best comedian in the history of cinema rest in peace

[@joanbaldry4259]

Norman Wisdom the funniest man ever on television I'm in my middle 50s now so I grew up watching Norman Wisdom all his movies it gives me years of joy and laughter and I still love watching them over and over again because he makes me smile there's nothing rude about his films they just make you smile I missed all day no they're all days gone but no man reminds me of when I was a kid and still makes me smile rest in peace Mr Wisdom god bless you always

[@paulbradford8240]

I remember seeing this as a child and as with many of his films, everyone was in fits of laughter. In later life, I saw him at the Cliffs Pavillion, Westcliff. He would have been about 75 and was throwing himself around and making everyone laugh. Afterwards, he signed autographs for anyone that wanted one at the stage door and also posed for photographs. A gentleman. He even did his 'trip' when he was Knighted by Her Majesty, The Queen.

[@RJSRdg]

Even when he was in a nursing home with dementia and could no longer recognise himself in his films, he terrified the nursing staff by deliberately falling down the stairs to entertain the other residents!

[@HLY66]

I love these types of scenes where the audience thinks all the chaos is all part of the act

[@thomasninan4813]

Me too

[@supersesqui]

Thanks ...brilliant...well underestimated actor and comic.

[@tomkent4656]

He certainly WASN'T underestimated!

[@KT926]

This still remains as my favourite Norman moment of all time. Still makes me ROFL everytime XDXD

[@chrisevans5259]

One of Britain's funniest ever men....and a decent boxer I've heard

[@tonyjax8454]

That laugh!!! Love it!!! Heeeeeeeeeee!!!!!

[@manooch]

RIP ...reminds me of my childhood ...what he is saying he means this is a lie , none of players of instruments is really obeying conductor's hand movements...of course it is just symbolic ...if really they were watching his hand movements, this is what would have happened !!

[@hz6833]

NORMAN was NOT guilty. Was he arrested at the end of the film or No!?

[@KT926]

The part's cut out at the end when he runs away with the double bass wrapped around him

[@IrishMusicCountry]

Mr 100% Comedian

[@SSNEWSPAKISTAN]

nice Video

[@fredrogers4704]

Funny Man!

[@manooch]

i remember when i was a kid i saw this and he blew a raspberry with his tongue after one of his hand movements, it seems he is mocking music conductors !

[@emadmousavi6226]

Movies name??

[@peterturley1331]

💜😪💔

[@hz3613]

NORMAN was NOT a guilty. But at the end of the film, was he arrested!? He was a victim ! ! !

[@samsmith2939]

What is the name of the piece of music at 5.00

[@johnferguson4089]

It's a fabulous piece and it's the Pilgrim's Chorus from Tannhauser - by Wagner

[@JamieJonesmusic]

What is the name of the oiece at 5:00 please

[@andrasderecskei7725]

Poor dude, no one answered LOL It's Tannhäuser by Richard Wagner.

[@KT926]

"William Tell" by Mozart

[@alfspyder]

By Gioachino Rossini not Mozart!