Ravishing

[@FrankNFurter1000]

The beauty of Emery's sketches, for me at least, is that his treatment of queer characters was never derogatory. Clarence (or Andre here!) was always somebody so full of life and joy, always happy and never shying away from their identity. Even here, his character is touching in his presentation of making the bride happy. And in addition, the characterisation was always brilliantly funny.

[@lorenzomagazzeni5425]

Exactly, considering the times...

[@eamonnbrady5050]

Funny funny man. Loved all his characters.

[@caroljakeman9628]

I absolutely adore Dick Emery he is my all time favourite comedian/comedy actor and Clarence is my all time favourite character he is fabulous and I'm still watching him to this day lot's of love Carol xx ❤

[@raw3040]

More of this good humor🤣🤣🤣

[@teralmiles]

As a 50 year old gay guy, I adore this type of content, as it’s the sort of thing I’d say on a regular basis. Especially when straight people aren’t expecting it. 😂

[@JJONNYREPP]

Ravishing 0321am 29.10.24 if honky tonks appears i think it signals one's sinking into the depths of depressive angst and suicidal tendencies... though i was laughing.

[@MarkxUK1]

Clarence is called Andre in this sketch! Great character though

[@fionamacarthur4457]

So funny

[@gaggymott9159]

Was the Father of the Bride, the fantastic Frank Thornton (Captain S Peacock, Floor-walker) from AYBS?

[@stevealexR1]

As a gay man I always found Dick Emery’s gay characters hilarious! People are far too sensitive nowadays!

[@lorenzomagazzeni5425]

What a guy, womanizer (married multiple times) biker for real, everythig the woke society hates.

[@JJONNYREPP]

Ravishing 1358pm 26.10.24 they all agreed if someone came knocking at your door dressed as honky tonk that they'd see how far they could carry the conversation without laughing...