Groucho Marx receiving an Honorary Oscar®

Jack Lemmon presenting Groucho Marx with an Honorary Oscar® in recognition of his brilliant creativity and for the unequalled achievements of the Marx Brothers in the art of motion picture comedy - 46th Academy Awards® in 1974

[@MatthewMcClellan]

And with genuine affection, Jack gives him a kiss on the cheek. What a beautiful moment.

[@BrooklynXpat]

Two years earlier (1972), a friend and saw his last one man show at Carnegie Hall. He was incredible. He aged so much in those two years. After Chico’s funeral, a reporter asked Groucho, “How do you feel about your brother’s death?” to which he snapped, “Not as bad as he does.” I sure miss them and grateful for clips like this.

[@StormSage13]

I am a big fan of the Marx Brothers, and I got to say, when Groucho said "I wish Chico and Harpo could be here" I choked up.

[@Pun2404]

StormSage13 Yeah that was sweet, it was really neat seeing him take a few beats while taking it all in, you could almost see the lifetime of memories being reviewed as he spoke about his beautiful brothers and family.

[@Spanuse]

So did I

[@denniskwahl]

It brought tears to my eyes as well. Long shall the Marx Brothers shine. I love them all.

[@jasonseaber7861]

@@Pun2404 i

[@frankdenardo8684]

@@denniskwahl Chico, Harpo, and Margaret Dumont was watching from heaven

[@BRBTheFireball]

Groucho Marx and Jack Lemmon: Two class acts, all the way.

[@philiphalpenny9761]

The applause should have lasted the entire night. What a gift to the world Groucho was...

[@Mickcotton]

Yes Charlie Chaplin got a 10 Ovation ❤️

[@akrenwinkle]

@@Mickcotton I could easily understand why Groucho was considered- still considered- outrageously funny. I just never got Chaplin.

[@seanbonella]

@@Mickcotton 13 mins

[@GregWatson-wb8yd]

He stole mustach from Chaplin.

[@GregWatson-wb8yd]

@@Mickcotton Greatest ovation!

[@mikepen3477]

2:09 so touching that he acknowledged his "leading lady", the great Margaret Dumont

[@mosesberkowitz3298]

She's the archetype for every snooty old rich lady that ever lived.

[@jkrfan7]

Groucho once said she was like the sixth honorary Marx brother

[@mdteletom1288]

The irony was she got all of the jokes but she was such a good actress she didn't let it show during the scenes. It's said she went to a revival of Coconuts (the Marx Brothers earliest films were originally performed onstage) and witnesses say she laughed at all of them.

[@Pfisiar22]

@@mdteletom1288 Groucho knew she got the jokes. She and Groucho preserved the myth because it amused them.

[@mdteletom1288]

@@Pfisiar22 Thanks for repeating what I wrote.

[@caseytune6433]

Me and my girlfriend are 22 and we love The Marx Brothers. It proves that quality work never truly gets old.

[@wendyfiolek5914]

My daughter is 23. She has loved the Marx Brothers since she’s a little girl.

[@PedroRodriguez-yp7ou]

Bravo 👏 👏 👏 👏

[@TheAVJ2]

if it wasnt for my pop buying the dvd boxset of the marx brothers id never know how talented and wonderful these guys were and are

[@JohnCine]

Since i was 20 i enjoy Marx brothers.

[@romanramirez7847]

About to be 20 in a few days, and I’ve loved the Marx Brothers since I was a little kid. Something so special about their humor that’s forever timeless. I wish that I could have seen them when they were in their prime, and have been able to meet them. They all seemed like such wonderful human beings.

[@66kprdwd]

Groucho was 84 years old when he got this honor. His body may have been slowing but his mind was razor sharp.

[@Aspergianfirestarter]

agreed

[@rackinfrackin]

Why'd they wait so long?

[@steveburrus5526]

dylkan I like the way you put that.

[@scootscootriot1020]

dylan plantenga He still does have immortality.

[@metallicaspirit81]

@@rackinfrackin i have a guess, Louis B. Mayer. one of the founders of MGM Studios had it out for Groucho specifically. After His death in 1957, Mayer wouldn't have much influence. But by that point Groucho was more well known for "You Bet Your Life". The late 60's thru the 70's saw a huge resurgence of interest in his films. By the time the Academy gave him the award, it was likely because they knew they were running out of time. Since he was 83 & a well known cigar smoker from the age of sixteen.. they probably thought if they didn't do it then they wouldn't get another chance.. after all it took them until 2 years prior to this to give Chaplin one.

[@fatimaahmad2731]

Groucho's son Arthur has said that Harpo's funeral was the only time he ever saw his father cry. Harpo's death was huge blow to the family from which they never really recovered.

[@jillkjv3816]

I think he was crying at this Oscar moment.

[@emmalancaster2013]

Harpo was the gentlest and sweetest of the quartet

[@user-ws1qf7ol4k]

​@@jillkjv3816😊

[@charlie-obrien]

@@emmalancaster2013 Well in all honesty, Harpo was also a bit of a rascal. But sweet and gentle nonetheless.

[@NorsePJ]

I still get teary every time I watch this clip. The Marx Brothers gave so much joy to the world. Thank you Chico, Harpo, Groucho and Zeppo (and Gummo for his work behind his brothers). :-)

[@akrenwinkle]

Groucho told of the time the Archbishop said to him, "I want to thank you for all the joy you put in the world." Grouch replied: "And I want to thank you for all the joy you've taken out of it." This was in his Carnegie Hall concert album. Unfortunately, I loaned it to a co-worker and never got it back.

[@007kosty]

One of Oscars Greatest moments and the most deserved award ever.

[@rayjr62]

Tunnel ,NY Lite Groucho should have won an oscar(s) for his work during the 1930s. This 'legacy' award they gave him was nothing more than a bunch of pretentious shit.

[@007kosty]

true enough but the stuffed shirts of the 1930's would never admit that grouchos work would always be appreciated. this award proves otherwise.

[@007kosty]

Tysons Accosta True and all the folks that worked with him were pretty much dead by this time. Still, better something than nothing.

[@007kosty]

"I came to stay but just the same I must be going." - Groucho I see TCM is advertising a restored "Horsefeathers". Hope they run it on their channel, besides the theaters they are running it in.

[@jennifersman7990]

Tysons Accosta True, but back then the Academy was still finding its way in how and who to nominate. If you gave an Oscar just to Groucho, was this a slight to Harpo or Chico for their contributions?

[@dasfsadg]

I watched a Night at the Opera today, and this evening smoked a cigar. The whole time I couldn't stop thinking of Groucho. What a man, what a legend. RIP

[@charlie-obrien]

I like to think of him as "Schnorrer"

[@LindaKordich]

my god what a body of work he gave to the world. i loved him so much. wherever you are Groucho, we still love, adore and appreciate you.

[@SlickTrademarc]

what a well spoken introduction, you never hear an introduction like that these days at award shows, they always read from cards or prompters and they never sound good. This was perfectly executed...

[@SlickTrademarc]

Andy Capp still sounds amazing though

[@roberttelarket4934]

Slick Trademarc: It was excellent but it was memorized by Jack Lemon. It was not spontaneous.

[@Speeeeed]

I was thinking the same thing while listening to Lemon. He delivered it well.

[@americanwoman445]

Back when dialogue meant something.

[@charlie-obrien]

That's because Jack Lemmon was one of the most genuine gentlemen who ever graced the film industry with his grace, humor and charm.

[@simonovessimon4242]

a gentle genius that deserved more than 3 minutes at the oscars...very tearful ..it was a end of an era that will never be repeated.

[@s.d.haddock7838]

So true! 👍

[@ajk]

He probably DID get more than 3 minutes, but copyright bs led them to cut the film part of the thing. Notice the abrupt cut to the award being presented?

[@charlie-obrien]

@@ajk Yes, I remember this particular Oscar broadcast and they did feature a roll of Marx brothers clips.

[@jayrosen6663]

Grouchy wanted to study medicine, his older brother Chico said to him, "Think of all the lives you saved by not becoming a doctor"!!

[@webname8886]

Chico had great lines. His wife caught him kissing another woman, when confronted he said " I was whispering in her mouth."

[@hyzercreek]

And people think Chico was not the funny one who was the funniest 1

[@heynicolettox]

Can't stop laughing!

[@mikipuig2748]

Yeah! You're right, I was there!

[@chunkyc5378]

Jay Rosen Swordfish!

[@H76Pro]

R.I.P Groucho, we miss you. At least we get to enjoy your jokes through youtube. I was feeling down and your jokes picked me up and made me feel alive again. It took them this long to give them an Oscar? they really deserved much more earlier.

[@BenJames_76]

Great to see they were honoured. Groucho was a big influence on me when I was young (8yrs+) I developed a quick wit based on watching their films and Groucho's performances. Helped me deal with bullies at school most of the time and make the girls laugh too. Would have loved to have met him. I'm 45 now and still watch their films.

[@albertdibari7874]

Splendid introduction and respect from Jack Lemmon to one of the best, Groucho!! And at least Groucho lived 3 more years. He died in 77, a tough year 😔 for so many celebrities.

[@simontaylor2319]

Bing Crosby, Elvis Presley and last but by no least Doris Smith of 3 The Cuttings.....

[@pgh45rpms]

@@simontaylor2319 Plus Charlie Chaplin, Gummo Marx, Guy Lombardo, Fredie Prinze, Ronnie Van Zandt, Maria Callas, Joan Crawford, Marc Bolan, Andy Devine, Zero Mostel, and Erroll Garner to name a few.

[@ChrisStockslager]

@@pgh45rpms Maria Callas too!

[@FthkuN]

My dad is a movie lover, and so even as only a 30 year old guy I grew up on the Marx Brothers movies. I hardly ever cry, but I started to tear up a bit when he said he wished Chico, Hapro and Margaret Dumont could be there.

[@lordalessan]

It's a great honor to see this, even in youtube. I loved the Marx Bros. and it's a shame that the Academy waited so long to give them an award. RIP to the greatest comedians of all time (Groucho, Harpo, Chico, even Zeppo).

[@linkbiff1054]

Duck Soup should have won the Oscars for Best Picture and Best Director.

[@wendyfiolek5914]

My favorite movie

[@orhugs]

" For without her we wouldn't have been anything." Such power. wonderful :')

[@charlie-obrien]

So true. I have read a few books written by Groucho, and he never fails to mention how much Mini, meant to he and his brother's success and happy lives.

[@shavingdave1]

Jack Lemmon and Groucho Marx! Two legends! Time gone by!

[@TheFrizbaloid]

The greatest at delivering one-liners and had the sharpest wit ... is also the man genuinely humbled by the accolades showered upon him. There will never be another Groucho.

[@jacktrades24]

There is a distinction between humorists and comedians, and Groucho was as much a humorist as he was a comedian. He saw the absurdity of life, and in his brilliance, served up life's humor on the finest silver platter for all to experience. There will never be another like him. Rest in peace, Groucho. You earned in so beautifully!

[@tonys2705]

When they said, “The one, the only, GROUCHO!”, how true that was.. There was more talent in his mustache than in most all the so called ‘comics’ who have come along since. Groucho was a brilliant comic star. There won’t be another like him. He and his brothers created something that went beyond everything done before or since. They brought so much joy and laughter to the world. They made us love them... And I love them to this very day. All you have to do is look at them and you find yourself smiling. That’s love.. We should all surely be grateful that their act has been preserved there on film for all time.

[@thevoicechameleon]

Without question, the greatest comic genius ever. I was just talking about Groucho over lunch with a friend today. Chico and Harpo were such great musicians as well as being funny. The likes we will never see again....

[@williamjueschke9960]

Grousho was a good musician too, he played the guitar, piano and other instruments and they say sang with perfect pitch.

[@daduck100]

Two greats up there,one presenting,the other accepting. Thank you to both of them for all the great memories.

[@toeg1]

The best of the best. The Marx Brothers' comedic timing was second to none. They portrayed American humor at its best. Who among us can take their place?

[@WalterJoergLangbein]

Nobody can!

[@anthonycrnkovich5241]

The Three Stooges' timing was up there as well.

[@matthewalexanderlemma8000]

Whatever it is, I'm against it!

[@RADIXCHRISTUSMOLE]

Jack Lemon and Groucho Marx. Two comedic giants who are both greatly missed.

[@GregWatson-wb8yd]

Jack was dramatic actor w comedy instinct

[@charlie-obrien]

Jack Lemmon won the award for best actor that year for "Save the Tiger". Also the year that Tatum O'Neil won her Oscar. The youngest actor to ever win.

[@punch6832]

Chico: “The garbage man is here!” Groucho: “Tell ‘em we don’t want any.”

[@punch6832]

@Kendra Martin Don’t respond to anything I post ever again you absolute melt.

[@alexkrajci]

R.I.P. Groucho Marx (1890-1977)

[@BishipScoundrel]

In that moment when he's walking off stage, clutching that Oscar while that song play's. You can see he feels like a young man again.

[@johnlennon1970]

Greatest Comedian Ever. Period

[@al18631963]

Better than bob hope

[@mapompi]

John Lennon Jr cantinflas better

[@TryTheBLT]

Nearly all comedians have stated that Groucho was either an inspiration to them, or that they utilized many aspects of his style. His impact on others (including the names others mentioned like Hope, Cantinflas, Carlin, and Lange) can't be measured. All of modern comedy has roots in Groucho Marx and the humor he and his brothers created in their movies.

[@TryTheBLT]

Reds1921 - Carlin claimed that Groucho was his inspiration. When someone like Groucho inspires entire generations of comedians it is easy to call him the greatest comedian who ever lived. There isn't a comedian alive who hasn't learned from or been inspired by Groucho.

[@danafriedman]

So many have NO IDEA how much impact he had on them. It's so pathetic how many think standup began with Louis C.K., or George Carlin.

[@dakotahmays1437]

Feels weird to see Groucho in color

[@julianbufarull7602]

Yeah! I thought he was black

[@triple7marc]

Julián Bufarull How the fuck

[@alvarobenites5454]

Yes, it s the first time i see him in color.

[@skeletonentertainment4201]

@@julianbufarull7602 excuse me?

[@rufust.firefly2474]

@@skeletonentertainment4201 ...and white. I don't know what cut you off but I thought I'd finish your statement for you

[@phil123711]

Watch Duck Soup. No vulgar language, just great talent, fun & entertainment.

[@julianbufarull7602]

Considering the film came out in 1933, it was vulgar for the time.

[@marksinger2360]

And remember, we're fighting for this woman's honor, which is more than she ever did.

[@b.deville3236]

@@julianbufarull7602 ; Not so vulgar that it didn't get past the stringent MPAA censorship code. Research before posting. Even Groucho would have been appalled at most of the out-and-out pornography being marketed as entertainment today

[@julianbufarull7602]

@@b.deville3236 I don't know, it sounded kind of vulgar to me considering it was the 30s. Some sex innuendos, jokes about the family unit, war mockery, presidential mockery, etc. Not many dared to make those jokes back then I assume, and I haven't seen it in other films except maybe for Chaplin.

[@terrysigmon3119]

I love all of them but you're right Duck Soup was great. It was an anti war movie and I think we need to show the younger generations these great movies. Thanks for your comment.

[@mxylpx]

He and his brothers took the stage and film and turned it over on it's head and we are forever indebted to them.

[@37Dionysos]

Pure class from start to finish. "Hey, you big bully, quit pickin' on that little bully!"

[@chrismoses722]

God bless Groucho! It’s amazing that Marx Brothers movies can still make you laugh and laugh and laugh some more after 80 years. Great comedy is always timeless.

[@wendyfiolek5914]

When I watch their movies it’s nonstop laughs.

[@SwagBroPlays]

We'll never see another comic as great as he was.

[@BluebirdFrank]

Simply the best - so many laughs and so much joy they brought, and still bring to the world! Thank you boys

[@frankfranky3951]

jack lemmon just adored groucho...he was 83 years young here..a honor well deserved..all have passed on including more than half the audience

[@rogergreen9861]

So very sad to watch the sun setting on so wonderful a mind, but how lucky we are to have his antics at his peak preserved to adore for all time.

[@joanofarc9438]

You bet your life was on when i was a kid and feel in love with Groucho and then as a teenager discovered all the Marx brothers movies and Groucho's wit.Seeing this and anything of Groucho now my eyes get all teared up.

[@MadameMarge]

What a life he had, I just finished the first part of his autobiography, and that's enough to say he has been living a priceless life!

[@mensajekn]

Marjory What autobigraphy?

[@edwardmorley5273]

Very touching indeed....... A fine wit, we could do with more like him. A most wonderful performer. X

[@barongruner]

This clip is what I have wanted to watch for the past 20 years. Thank you,Oscars! The music! "Hooray for Captain Spaulding!" And the memory of Maggie Dumont! Saiko!

[@buggoff]

It's sad to see this honor come so late in this life. It's wonderful seeing him come to life at about 2.25 and seeing that sparkle in his eye. A genius. Thanks for the mamaries, Groucho.

[@haroldsgirl5043]

God how I miss him. Thank you Groucho and your equally amazing brothers.

[@Guitarmacist]

Fantastic KZbin find! LOVE Groucho and The Marx Brothers. I’ve made sure to pass down their great contributions to my kids who still enjoy their films today.

[@4QBUD]

Look at that Crowd of well Dressed nice people. No it will NEVER happen that way again. Groucho, what a GREAT funny guy.

[@4QBUD]

sd g WOW, Thanks Man. You really straightened me out, Sheesh

[@4QBUD]

Go away Troll. Cyber Bullies are not welcome here.

[@markgardner4426]

I watched the Academy Awards every year growing up, even though I saw few of the movies being honored. I remember this honorary Oscar in '74. Was nice to see Groucho one more time. The movies, You Bet Your Life, the Dean Martin roasts, What's My Line and even his cameo on an episode of I Dream of Jeannie... Never will forget this amazing man.

[@VicMartino]

The all time comedy legend the one the only Groucho. One of the all time greatest! His legacy lives on. You bet your life his legacy lives on.

[@gwenking7700]

Love the man, love the tux he was wearing. What a singular wit he had. Too bad we don't have more like him today

[@WillScarlet16]

I still suspect to this day that Margaret Dumont was playing him when she asked what everyone was laughing at. Maybe it never occured to Groucho, but it might have been himself who didn't get her joke.

[@anthrocoon]

Erin Fleming helped take care of him in his final years, as detailed in the Stephen Stoliar book (soon to be movie) Raised Eyebrows. Groucho in '72 said a priest bumped into him in Rome and he dropped his cigar. Groucho said, "Jesus Christ!" The priest smiled, gave him 2 cigars and said, "Groucho, you just said the secret word".

[@MrMagnusFogg]

+Bob Nelson :-)))))

[@soylentteal]

That was my always my favorite Groucho story.

[@wheelinthesky300]

Erin Fleming was a controlling witch who forced an octagenrian Groucho to perform publicly when he should have been resting at home. Known today as ELDER ABUSE. Groucho's 3 kids had to sue to get her away from Groucho (and Groucho's remaining finances). Fleming deservedly died an obscure pauper.

[@jennifersman7990]

Bob Nelson Groucho tells of meeting another priest who, upon realizing who he was, said “Gee, my mom’s crazy about you” to which Groucho replied “I didn’t know you guys had mothers” LOL

[@mxylpx]

She was a cad, a bounder and a fink!

[@iconicdog]

My beloved hero. I, too, wish the academy had gotten around to this earlier- it would have really been something to have all of the brothers there. Groucho was obviously moved by the honor. It really gets me.

[@WillLiang]

That wink from Paul Newman at 1:39

[@tximinoman]

+wintersnowman some lady got lucky that night for sure.

[@ZappasBappas]

+wintersnowman Good eye, that was great

[@drstrangelove6558]

+wintersnowman Yes

[@dannyspelman1468]

Well spotted.

[@cainster]

1:24 "All this for me??" He knew it was coming, yet even the great Groucho couldn't have predicted the reception. So wonderful to watch.

[@michaelgregoire8865]

We love you Groucho you should have gotten an Oscar years ago you brought laughter to everyone.

[@ake8203]

Awww makes me cry rip Lemon and Groucho

[@richardbullis6263]

Lemmon

[@danwaldis4553]

I couldn't agree more! They not only came along at the right time, but did such brilliant things with the time they were given! Groucho especially was one of the singular humorists of comedy's history. One of my favorite lines of his is this: "I'm not a fan of reality, but it's still the only place where you can get a decent meal." RIP Groucho and all the brothers. You have earned a very high place in people's hearts.

[@robertwebb3546]

It was a privilege for that audience to stand for Groucho.

[@kjemradio]

Groucho was a REAL comedian. No one today compares to he or his brothers. You will never see comedians like The Marx Brothers again.

[@AarHan3]

Only Gummo, Groucho and Zeppo still with us at the time...

[@evenflow5491]

The audience gave no less than what they deserved: a standing ovation and a rapturous laugh

[@Nummymuffincocobutter]

One of my comedy heroes and still is....I just hope the academy doesn't give an award like this to the likes of Adam Sandler and Rob Schneider..

[@faustteufel9727]

Agreed!

[@rickshannep4033]

Absolutely beautiful! Two amazing talents.

[@breezycovergirl]

Grochos old shows are better than anything today.

[@davidgibbs7232]

Margaret Dumont said to Groucho "my dear husband is dead.He died in my arms" to which Groucho replied "oh so it was murder".My favorite line from the many brilliant ones from this guy and his brothers.

[@melissa2688]

Duck Soup is a movie that made me love The Marx Brothers. I wish they were all there as well to be honored with Groucho.

[@MichaelBradley1967]

The first 5 proper Marx Brothers movies were remastered and released on blu-ray. Beautiful work. We can hope the rest may one day see the HD light.

[@marguitar1]

I am in awe of Groucho's Marx's intellect, charm, communicative skills, and humor!

[@rubenrodriguez-vo2db]

True Humor made man. Thanx for everything Groucho. R.I.P

[@DaineseBikerAZ]

Shame on the Oscar Academy that it took so many years til they gave an Oscar to the Marx Bros.

[@syleriam]

And for Mel Brooks is about time now.

[@filthyyoko1497]

Mel Brooks got one in 1969. not honorary tho

[@fatimaahmad2731]

"You're a brave man. Go and break through the lines. And remember, while you're out there risking your life and limb through shot and shell, we'll be in be in here thinking what a sucker you are." (Duck Soup) "Don't point that beard at me! It might go off!" (A Day at the Races) "Well, here we are flying in the air. What a stupid remark that is." (A Night in Casablanca) "They sent for me and the case was solved immediately: I confessed." (Love Happy) What more needs to be said???

[@johngalvin3124]

'I had a lovely evening...but it wasn't this one...'

[@mdteletom1288]

After one of his jokes bombed, "Here's another one you may not care for".

[@user-xr8zo3vj9k]

"Hold me closer!...closer!!" ""If I get any closer I'll be behind you " ""That's the most riDICulous thing I EVER hoid"

[@SpeegBJ]

Oh what joy these men, Groucho, have left with us.

[@hugohackenbush8605]

My all time favourite comedian. For me personally, Duck Soup is the best American film I've ever seen and I'm old! Groucho was definitely the GOAT. Not forgetting of course, Harpo,Chico and sometimes Zeppo.

[@davidbouvier8895]

When I was in grad school in the 1960s, one of my professors recommended Duck Soup as Groucho's finest. Yep, it's a masterpiece.

[@pallas1957]

Groucho Marx and the Marx Brothers are my favorite comedians. They actually performed live in person and on stage in my hometown of Superior, Wisconsin back in 1913 before they became movie stars.

[@leafyutube]

Rufus T Firefly. I like the Captain Spaulding music at the end.

[@dracopticon7788]

The most anarchistic comedy mind of all time. Monty Python is like a breeze to the storm of him. I miss him like crazy.

[@rjhilton5818]

I wasn’t alive when he was…. And I look back at his old clips and he is so ahead of his time.

[@dabble778]

Great man. I love the story about his son borrowing the car only if he arrived home by - I think - 10pm. His son was a couple of hrs late and turned off the motor and coasted down the driveway. He crept out of the car and quietly closed the door. As he approached the house Groucho popped his head out the window and said, in that typical Groucho way, "I heard that..." :-) Fondly remembered.

[@movieman104]

groucho should have been an Oscar host!

[@jslasher1]

Priceless. Bless you Groucho for all those taught.

[@Matt2chee]

What a beautiful human being.

[@dovegrey1]

Six people DISLIKED this? Really? How can you not love this----one of my favorite folks of all time!

[@MegaMJ43]

The first time Groucho makes me cry.

[@peterlewis3540]

Without doubt, one of the greats in cinematic comedy. Duck Soup is my all time favourite.

[@fieryfather]

Simply the greatest wit/comic/genius to ever appear in front of the camera in the 20th century (and since) as far as I'm concerned!

[@kwebster62]

Back when a standing ovation meant something.

[@ryoung1551]

An Incredibly talented wit. RIP Groucho

[@countgruner]

"Hoorey for Captain Spawlding!"

[@danochiara8544]

....the African explorer?

[@markmed9091]

And Captain Spaulding too !

[@charlie-obrien]

Did someone call me Schnorrer?

[@onlythewise1]

he was unique on tv . super cool dude

[@paulmcnamara4774]

A great man one of my faves off all time Groucho was a legend.

[@beviaart]

Best humor in history. Groucho is the best

[@MrJosealfonsoperez]

The most deserved award of all time

[@jack24-7james]

You certainly can't count the laughter! Very nice touch.

[@Johnny53kgb-nsa]

No better man, actor, comedian, along with his brothers were more deserving. A legend, that will never be duplicated.