Tragically Short Life of Carry On Legend Bernard Bresslaw

[@lanamorris4160]

Bernard Breslaw was a great actor . R I p . x❤

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

He was! Thank you so much for watching xxxx

[@faithmapstone9982]

@BeautifulBadandBizarre Watched a programme about carry-on actors. After the lights went out. A lot of the actors, Joan Sims Etc didn't see many paychecks & Royalties Or treated kindly. It's a great shame, so much joy comes from the Carry on film. A wonderful team of actors ⭐️❤️⭐️

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Oh yes! I think there were many issues, Joan said they all did the films because they loved the atmosphere and working with each other - that’s not to say they all got on well all the time, but she said they were like family - Liz Fraser was particularly upset with how Joan was treated later in life by the producers when she found herself in financial troubles xx

[@faithmapstone9982]

@@BeautifulBadandBizarre Cheers for replying, have Carry On Christmas ⭐️😄⭐️ Faith☀️

[@robinbarker7112]

Thanks dear, this brought back happy memories. I was music director for The Beggar's Opera at the Northcott Theatre, Exeter when Bernard played Macheath. He had a fine bass voice and he was a lovely man, who I got to know during the run. He loved to visit the antique shops in the area also.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

What a delightful memory to share! It sounds like you had a wonderful experience working with Bernard Bresslaw. His portrayal of Macheath in "The Beggar's Opera" must have been quite special! It's so lovely to hear that he left such a positive impression on you. His fondness for visiting antique shops adds an extra touch of charm to his personality and it's one of my favourite things too! Thank you for sharing this glimpse into your past and for such a lovely comment! xxxx

[@creamonfirst3252]

I was in the audience! 😊 I remember it well.

[@alanspringett9233]

Your passion for straight talking and appreciation of Mr Bresslaw is remarkable.......

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Thank you so much for your lovely comment! ♥ Thank you for watching! xxxx

[@Grumszy]

The Carry on Films would not be so good without Bernard... Legend

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

I do agree! xxxx

[@nigelh3253]

Agree. He became one of the regulars, particularly in the later Carry Ons. And it was the 'regulars' really made the Carry On films so special. Great

[@Johnny-sj9sj]

Well I only asked! Fakir! Off! 😁

[@zephyrsky__]

Agreed, as a kid watching them all on TV in the 90s

[@anamilana17]

Brilliant Dancer as well!

[@captpicard100]

The fantastic chemistry between Bernard Bresslaw and Sid James was a huge reason why the Carry on films were so popular.

[@philipcurnow7990]

What's the deal with Sid James' unpopularity amongst the actors fraternity?

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

They were certainly brilliant together! xxxx

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

I think it's complicated - I don't believe Sid was unpopular but I think there were issues occasionally as you would expect - but on the whole I think they all enjoyed each others company - I did read that there were divided loyalties about Sid's affair with Babs - and of course Sid had jealousy issues as Bernard indicated - it's an interesting one!

[@sam.victor470]

You probably know, that both Bernard Bresslaw and Sid James were of spiritual faith Judaism, a decidedly monotheisic religion, developed by the ancient Hebrews of Israel. Jews, persecuted by German Nazis, were not the most popular sect in Europe throughout the 1930s (NB Sir Oswald Moseley's Blackshirts in the East End of London's violent race riots), until the end of World War 2 and beyond; inspiring an understandable clannishness among 'the descendants of Abraham'.

[@explorer010]

he lives on in our hearts as well, a screen legend truly missed.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Always! He was such a talented and by all accounts, lovely and genuine man xx

[@TS-1267]

... And On my Aunties Keyring She Bought in Whitby in the Mid1970s.All the Family went to the 'Pictures' because 'HERBIE' Was Showing,. Another Year same Cinema we Watched 'Freebie and the Bean' a Comedy with James Caan & Alan Arkin. I was Maybe 10 and I Found it Proper Funny 🤣🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@magnuscarter9195]

I have always felt that Bernard Bresslaw was underrated, but I never knew he was also a Shakespearean actor. A big man with a big talent.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

I do agree, he was a great natural born actor xxxx

[@lorenzobianchini4415]

A beautiful tribute,to a beautiful man who died at 59.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Thank you so much for your lovely comment! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - thank you for watching! xxxx

[@Dan-zr5em]

What a wonderful tribute to an exceptional man, fascinating to learn about his life and career. Thanks for putting this together!

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Thank you so much for your lovely comment and for watching the video - It's so very appreciated! xxxx

[@davidallen3050]

YES ! A Lovely tribute ! Thank you !

[@stevielegrand]

Lovely man, great comedic actor. His death saddens us all.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Thank you so much for your comment and for watching xxxx Bernard was a great actor! - I agree xxxx

[@cerysfrost3215]

I saw him at the Wilde Theatre in Bracknell in the 1980s, doing an evening as Falstaff. His love of Shakespeare shone through :)

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

What a fantastic experience that must have been! Bernard Bresslaw's portrayal of Falstaff sounds like a true testament to his love for Shakespeare and his remarkable talent as an actor. It's wonderful to hear how his passion for the classics shone through on stage. Thank you for sharing this memorable moment! and thank you so much for watching the video! xxxx

[@herseem]

Bernard Bresslaw had watchability as well as feeling that he was really a lovely person.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

I completely agree - everything that I've read and heard about him suggests that he was a truly genuinely nice person xxxx

[@DAVIDSHEILS-fs1og]

Naff off !

[@herseem]

@@DAVIDSHEILS-fs1og lol!

[@KevinSimmonds-op4rs]

Thank you Barbara for taking the time to reply to me it's much appreciated.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

♥♥♥

[@wendysvanadventures2659]

I’m ashamed to say I’m so bad with names I didn’t immediately recognise this one bit of course I remember his acting, distinctive voice and stature especially in the carry one films. Thank you for the memory jogger once again x

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

😂 I'm the same - sometimes I watch a film and I think I know the face but I can't remember the name - I have to go to IMDb and find out who it was because I can't carry on watching the film until I know lol Thank you so much for your lovely comment as always! and for watching the video - it's very appreciated! xxxx

[@StewartBlues]

He also played an Ice Warrior in an early Dr. Who. Many thanks love your channel.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Thank you so much for your lovely comment! Bernard did indeed play an Ice Warrior - I have to say I didn't even realise at the time - I just absolutely loved watching him! xxxx

[@samanthafox2664]

Bless you and thank you for this wonderful tribute. Bernard always seemed to be such a gentle giant. I love (almost) all of the Carry On films, but Carry On Screaming is still my absolute favourite and I NEVER get tired of it. Oh Socket... if you weren't so necessary to me... FANTASTIC! ❤

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Thank you for your lovely comment! I'm thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the video on Bernard Bresslaw. He truly was a gentle giant both on and off the screen. Carry On Screaming holds a special place in many hearts, mine too!!!! (particularly for Harry H Corbett!) and it's fantastic to hear that it's your favourite! Thank you so much for watching the video xxxx

[@billyruffian1426]

I remember as a boy seeing Bernard on stage at Greenwich Theatre. Quite a thrill to see a Carry On star.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

What a memory to have!!! I'd have loved seeing Bernard on the stage! xxxx

[@nickyphoenix2470]

I bloody absolutely loved Bernard he was just pure joy to watch. .as a child I loved carry on films and was always really pleased when he was in the films. I only wish that he was with us for much longer 💜

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Absolutely the same for me! There is something so incredibly lovable and sweet about him ♥♥♥

[@mirandazannos336]

Me too ! I really used to love watching him.

[@billbishop1841]

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[@michaelmcnamee533]

Thank you so much for this video. I learned an awful lot about Bernard Breslaw and his life and have many fond childhood memories of the characters that he played.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

You're so very welcome! I so glad that you enjoyed the video and I was able to tell you some things you didn't know - that absolutely makes my day! Thank you for watching xxxx

[@digitalimager4946]

I quoted his catch phrase only recently to a friend who did'nt know it. "Well, I only arsked". A lovely man much missed. I loved the army game as a child. Thanks for this.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

My pleasure! Thank you so much for watching! Bernard's warmth and talent are sorely missed, but his legacy lives on in his work such as The Army Game! xxxx

[@digitalimager4946]

Remember Bootsie and Snudge? 🤗

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Oh yes!!!! Alfie Bass and Bill Fraser if I remember rightly!!!

[@digitalimager4946]

@@BeautifulBadandBizarre that’s them. 🤗 You’re a lovely lady. Be lucky 😘

[@markhayward7400]

In 1990, I saw Bernard Bresslaw on stage at the Regents Park Open Air Theatre (the same venue where he was to die so tragically 3 years later) in Shakespeare's "Twelth Night". His performance as Malvolio, a vain and pompous authority figure, was impressive and, of course, far removed from the 'Bernie' persona, the guileless foil to Sid James, that he played often in the Carry Ons. He was a fine actor. He showed me that in this performance that I saw. I enjoyed this tribute to him. He deserves the bow, front and centre stage, that it provides. Thank you!

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

It's remarkable how he could transition from his comedic roles in the Carry On films to deliver such an impressive performance as Malvolio in Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night." It speaks volumes about his versatility and talent as an actor. Thank you for sharing your experience and honoring his memory. And a huge thank you for your lovely comment and for watching the video! It's greatly appreciated and helps to fuel my motivation to produce videos! xxxx

[@yggdrasil9039]

How unfortunate none of his Shakespeare work has been captured on film. I had no idea he had such talent beyond Carry On, where occasionally he'd drop the simpleton character for a few lines, and I'd think, 'Wow, he's not like that at all'

[@yggdrasil9039]

How unfortunate none of his Shakespeare work has been captured on film. I had no idea he had such talent beyond Carry On, where occasionally he'd drop the simpleton character for a few lines, and I'd think, 'Wow, he's not like that at all'

[@Meme-dp9gn]

Thank you for such a lovely tribute ❤

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

You’re very welcome - my pleasure! Thank you for watching xxxxx

[@christopherwalsh9181]

Lovely❤

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Thank you so much for your lovely comment! I’m so glad you enjoyed the video - thank you for watching! xxxx

[@christophertalbot9064]

Wonderful documentary. Bernard was a very versatile actor and his dancing in The Ugly Duckling was superb. RIP Bernard.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Thank you so much for your lovely comment! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - thank you for watching! xxxx

[@pmac5934]

Thank you for this video. I have always enjoyed Bernard Bresslaw's acting . He had an enormous talent for self-depracatory humour . Its a shame he never got some other opportunities . Now you have told me , it won't be possible to unremember Bernard ballet dancing , even though I have never seen him do so . What a treat that would be to watch . Glad to hear Max Bygraves was a friend . I served him a few times when I worked in a hotel bar in Bournemouth as a young man . He was exactly the same kind of gentleman I imagine Bernard was . They would have been natural friends , one imagines . Thanks again x

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Thank you so much for your comment! Bernard Bresslaw's talent was truly remarkable. Imagining him ballet dancing is indeed a delightful thought! It's heartwarming to hear about your encounter with Max Bygraves as well. Both gentlemen surely left a lasting impression with their warmth and kindness. Thank you for watching the video and reminiscing! xxxx

[@TS-bn7zt]

Many thanks for Bernard’s story. I always enjoyed his unique humour. RIP ❤

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

You're so welcome! Thank you so much for watching xxxx

[@BowlingCrony]

What a talent, he is missed now and forever. R.I.P Bernard

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

So true xxxx

[@steaminglion4067]

What a humble man . Brilliantly told 👍

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Thank you so much and thank you for watching - it's greatly appreciated! xxxx

[@Voice-Actor]

I was also at RADA and what a lovely and fitting commemoration of the life of a star of my childhood. I shared a dressing room with Jack Douglas a lovely man also and rather regret not 'prying' into his work with the other Carry On stars including Bernard. Thank you, wonderfully researched.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

That is such a fascinating connection! How wonderful to hear about your time at RADA and your shared dressing room with Jack Douglas! It's moments like these that make connections to the stars of our childhood even more special. I can only imagine the stories and insights you could have gleaned about Bernard Bresslaw and the other Carry On stars. Your kind words about the research mean a lot-I'm thrilled you enjoyed the video. Thank you so much for sharing your own piece of nostalgia! xxxx

[@hectorpascal]

A very talented and highly intelligent actor who left this world too soon. It is sad that he is now best known for his TV comedy and "Carry on" Films, but I guess they paid the bills... Great video!

[@coranford7463]

My all time favourite Carry on Actor. I loved Bernard as the dippy characters he used to play.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

He was fabulous! xxxx

[@jamsplits]

I am enjoying your videos, your expression and warmth is endearing

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I’m really glad you’re enjoying the videos, and it means a lot to hear that you find the expression and warmth engaging. Your support is truly appreciated! 😊✨ xxxx

[@liberty_and_justice67]

As usual, very well researched and presented🎉. Bernard Bresslaw was a wonderful talent and so much more to him than I expected.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Thank you so much for your lovely comment and for watching! It's so very appreciated! xx

[@Maxley..]

A beautiful tribute worthy of the legend himself. Thank you, Shar. Another hero of mine. He was universally loved and apparently gracious, even when people told him how great he was as 'One Round' in "The Ladykillers" {1955}. That was Danny Green.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

That's made me laugh! 😂I didn't know that he was mistaken for being in The LadyKillers' I loved Frankie Howerd in that and of course the wonderful Herbert Lom! Thank you so much for such a lovely comment and for watching the video - it's truly appreciated - and now I want to watch The Ladykillers again!!!!

[@Maxley..]

@@BeautifulBadandBizarre Me too. Oh and darling Mrs Wilberforce, violently malletting the boiler to get the heating on. She was played by Katie Johnson, who deserved the BAFTA she scooped for it. Trivia fun: Katie appeared in the film "Gaslight" (1940), from which we get the term, 'Gaslighting'. She was already nine years old when Jack the Ripper went about his work in Whitechapel.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Do you know I hadn't even considered that Katie Johnson was around at the same time as Jack the Ripper!!! Gaslight makes me think of Jimmy Hanley - I've met his son - ohhhhh and the wonderful Anton Walbrook - I've visited his grave and taken flowers (though I've not done a video on him) He was absolutely marvellous and is in the same churchyard as the Du Mauriers' not Daphne of course - she her ashes were scattered - oh you've got me on a thought train now lol xxxx

[@Maxley..]

@@BeautifulBadandBizarre Aww thank you,.I love your content and wasn't aiming to drop misogynic street-butchery into your sublime vids. Heh. Oh Anton Walbrook! I suspect history beyond his control is the reason he isn't more appreciated. He rests in St John-at-Hampstead. This year I'll go. x

[@boxermike7]

I don't think he was in that.

[@dimashukdears]

I worked with his son in the 80s in a law firm in London, he was a lawyer, James Bresslaw I believe he's still at that firm now a Partner. Very nice guy 😊

[@philgreen815]

Such talent we will never see again, the world is a poorer place since Bernard passed. His skill in bringing so much happiness, joy, and humour, we will never forget.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

I do agree ♥♥♥

[@richardkemp5550]

These biographies of yours are truly marvellous.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Thank you so much for your lovely comment! I’m so glad you are enjoying the videos - thank you for watching! xxxx

[@no-oneinparticular7264]

What a wonderful actor and comedian. One of an elite group of those you hoped would live forever. Loved him to bits, especially next to Barbara Windsor. The mad passionate love I can remember on the radio 😂. RIP Bernard Bresslaw.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

I agree! He was brilliant - I adored him in everything I saw him in! I still do - and always will xxxx

[@7arboreal]

He seems to have been a very kind and decent man.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

He does indeed! xxxx

[@inglepropnoosegarm7801]

That was a highly enjoyable video biography of a fascinating man. All of the Carry On films offer poignant glimpses into a wonderful period in Britain's past. We had an abundance of great talent.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

I'm so glad you enjoyed it - thank you for such a lovely comment and for watching! I do agree with you, we certainly had great talent and hard working talent at that! I think it's been very much diluted over the years sadly xxxx

[@vbprogman]

A truly likeable and talented man. A nicely presented video. Much thanks.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

I do agree! Thank you for your lovely comment and for watching the video - it's very appreciated xxxx

[@trevorroberts-o7q]

One of the best You Tube biographies I've watched ; narrated with passion, warmth and sympathy by an actual very human personality. About time KZbin banned those all too frequent others using robotic voices and gave some space to real people for once. I thoroughly enjoyed this . More of the same please. Well done.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

You have made my day!!!! Thank you so much! It's incredibly rewarding to know you enjoyed the biography and that you enjoyed my narration - especially because I get quite tongue twisted sometimes and worry about my pronounciation! Your encouragement is very welcomed and inspires me to want to keep going! Thank you for watching and for your kindness! xxxx

[@garywateridge]

When i am feeling low,i put a carry on film on and a smile comes on my face,just take you away from daily stresses,thank you Bernard for the laughs.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Same for me! xxxx

[@seanevans8364]

A lovely tribute which I found by accident..he was a great actor and left us some wonderful memories

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad you stumbled upon the video. Bernard Bresslaw was indeed a fantastic actor, and his work continues to bring joy to so many. It's always a pleasure to remember and celebrate the wonderful memories he left us. xx

[@melly9037]

We still love you Bernard ❤❤❤

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Absolutely! xxxxx

[@jrbs]

Thank you, that's was a really informative biography of Bernard.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

My pleasure - thank you so much for watching xxxx

[@bodge6886]

What a lovely tribute to a funny man❤

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Thank you so much and thank you for watching - it's greatly appreciated xxxx

[@elizabethmoini2902]

Lovely tribute Shar🌺, to the great & underrated actor Bernard-Bresslaw. Thank you!👍🤗

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

My absolute pleasure! I'm so glad you enjoyed it - I do agree too, Bernard was a marvellous and talented actor who was very underrated! Thank you so much for watching the video - it's truly appreciated xxxx

[@elizabethmoini2902]

@@BeautifulBadandBizarre 👍😉🤗

[@mikecawood]

Thank you very much for this great account of the life of the late Bernard Bresslaw. R.I.P.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

My pleasure! Thank you so much for watching xxxx

[@MARKETMAN6789]

Remember him when I was young when he was in the hit series the army game ,his catch phase in that programme was I ONLY ASKED LOVED THOSE DAYS ,AND AGAIN HE WAS ONE OF THOSE ACTORS WHO CHEERED YOU UP EVERY TIME YOU SAW HIS FACE ON THE SCREEN XXXX

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

I have loved him for as long as I can remember!!!! You're absolutely right - as soon as he is on screen you can't help but smile - his personality really came across so well xx

[@bloodyliar]

Thanks for this - I never knew what an all round good bloke he was

[@johnharvey848]

So sad. Great Britons. They need to be remembered.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

They do! Some of the best in entertainment xxxx

[@gingergreek]

Bernard was my absolute favourite of the Carry on crew. Legend

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

A true Legend I agree! xx

[@stephenclay2400]

Can watch this legend forever

[@gibson617ajg]

'Up The Khyber' was my favourite, just ahead of 'Screaming' Bungdit Din is one of my favourite daft names from the Carry On films.

[@charlieyerrell9146]

Bernard was a first class actor. He gave many laughs to the British community. The army game made me laugh being a squadie i really appreciated the show.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Thank you so much for your lovely comment! The Army Game was awesome xxxx

[@alandavies3727]

Wonderful tribute. I was lucky enough to see Bernard in one of his shows. I remember him taking his bows at the end. He looked so proud.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Thank you for sharing that special memory! It must have been amazing to see Bernard live-what a moment to witness him taking his bows. He had such a commanding presence, both on screen and on stage from what I have heard. I’m glad the video brought back that memory for you. 😊👏 Thank you so much for watching, it's very appreciated xxxx

[@thepaulclayton]

that was lovely - thank you

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Thank you so much for your lovely comment! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - thank you for watching! xxxx

[@jtlondon]

I remember sitting opposite him on the tube a short time before he died

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

That is a memory to treasure - I would have loved to have seen him in person xxxx

[@michellefalleur960]

How lovely,

[@nickgov66]

I have a personal memory of Mr. Breslaw. I was in Hudson's bookshop in Birmingham, I picked up a book, I honestly don't remember the title, but I do recall that it was nonfiction. I replaced the book whilst I considered buying it. Just then, a shop assistant came to the shelves and said to another customer, "I think that it is over here" and picked up the book that I had just then returned to the shelf and a booming voice said "I hope so I've been looking for a copy all over," I turned and saw a giant in a grey suit who was now examining the book. It turned out to be the last copy in the shop and the giant said that he would take it. That giant was Bernard Breslaw. I like to think that amongst the thousands of books 📚 he packed away, there was one slim volume that may still have my fingerprints on its shiny cover. 23:32

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

What a wonderful memory! Bernard Bresslaw really did have a larger-than-life presence, not just in his performances but clearly in real life too. I can just picture him in that grey suit, excited to finally find the book he'd been searching for! Thank you for sharing such a delightful encounter-it's those unexpected moments that truly stay with us! xxxx

[@Worldsamess2024]

A shining Jewel in Britain's crown! And our national treasure. 👏💙💜

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Thank you so much for your lovely comment! -Thank you for watching! xxxx

[@Worldsamess2024]

@@BeautifulBadandBizarre 💜🌹X

[@paulmoloney4160]

A great actor and u r so beautiful ❤❤

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Thank you so much for your lovely comment and your kind words! xxxx

[@SennaStar]

He was simply a genius actor along with many others from that generation. Loved all his roles in the Carry On films but I'm laughing as I write this thinking about his role as Sockett. RIP Bernard Bresslaw

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Bernard Bresslaw was indeed a genius actor, one of many from that golden generation of performers. His roles in the Carry On films brought endless joy to audiences, but his portrayal of Sockett truly stands out and never fails to make me laugh - Fenella was superb too! . Thank you so much for your comment and for watching! It's greatly appreciated! xxxx

[@SennaStar]

@@BeautifulBadandBizarre Gripper in Carry on Loving 🤣🤣. He was multi talented, his role in Carry on Matron, the Carry on Camping.. Miss you Bernard xxxx

[@Danny-z9g]

Brilliant little video of the Gentle Giant. I've shared it on my group all about Bernie

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Thank you so much! I'm really glad you enjoyed the video. It means a lot that you shared it in your group - Bernie truly deserves all the love and recognition! 😊 Thank you again!!!! You've made my day xxxx

[@Danny-z9g]

Thank you for the reply ✌️💙

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

@Danny-z9g my pleasure - you’re so welcome! Xxxx

[@crazy-diamond7683]

He was such a gentleman and always struck me as a kind soul, really enjoyed this and just proves that you can still be a grounded person even if you're on tv every week. Rip good man, still making me laugh when you are on even in the 2020's

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Bernard Bresslaw's legacy as a gentleman and a kind soul lives on through his timeless performances. It's a testament to his character that he remained grounded despite his television fame. And you're absolutely right-his ability to continue bringing laughter across the decades is a testament to his enduring talent and the impact he had on audiences. Thank you so much for your lovely comment and for watching the video - It's very appreciated xxxx

[@crazy-diamond7683]

@@BeautifulBadandBizarre Very welcome, really enjoyed the time and effort put into this video! 👏👏👍👍 xxxx

[@Sheblah1]

Just wonderful. Incredibly modest and smart human being. Thank you for this.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

My pleasure! Thank you so much for watching and for your lovely comment - I completely agree with you! xx

[@mjograus8800]

As soon as I came across this tribute to Bernard Bresslaw , his catch phrase came straight to mind. "I only arsked". A great entertainer, the likes of which only come along once.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Bernard truly was a great entertainer I agree! Thank you so much for your comment and for watching the video - it's very appreciated! xxxx

[@andrewmorton395]

Love this guy in the carry on films

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Me too!!! xxxx

[@johnmehaffey9953]

Off screen he was a very well spoken person, he ended up in comedy but was a very accomplished actor, I remember when he died and like many others was both shocked and saddened as he wasn’t that old, nice post

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Indeed, Bernard Bresslaw was a versatile actor with a huge amount of talent - and a wonderful well spoken voice in interviews - thank you so much for your lovely comment and for watching the video - it's very appreciated! xxxx

[@Snug-the-Joiner]

He thoroughly deserved well-attended send-off . . . . .a lovely posh lunch . . .with . . SERVIETTES!. He delivered his roles flawlessly. A Credit to his trade. Ever remembered

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Absolutely! Thank you so much for your comment and for watching the video - its very appreciated xxxx

[@raymondwilliams2609]

Thank you for this lovely presentation. ❤️🌹 As for you Bernard, thank you for all the laughs from my childhood all the way to now at 60 years old. On behalf of my Sister and myself we hope you rest in eternal peace. Goodnight, big man....🤗😊❤️💐💐💐💐🙏

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

You're so very welcome - It's heartwarming to hear how Bernard's performances brought laughter and joy to you and your sister throughout the years. Bernard's legacy lives on through the timeless humor he shared with audiences. Thank you both so much for your kind words and for watching the video xxxx

[@gregf9160]

Poor big fella. He was very nice.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

He was! xx

[@MsCharley13]

Wonderful. Thank you for remembering him ❤️❤️

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

My pleasure! Thank you so much for watching the video xxxx

[@bradpotts3464]

Wow....just wow..another caring . thoughtful and respectful vid. I grew up on these characters and really appreciate the care and though that you do...your dedication and hard work and passion shows through in every post you make . I loved that time and treasure the age ..and I'm nearly only 50 ..love you ..keep making me remember a simpler age when the world was full of fun and laughter xx

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Thank you so much for your incredibly warm and appreciative feedback. It means the world to me to know that the videos resonate with you and bring back fond memories of a time filled with laughter and joy. Your support and encouragement fuel my passion for creating these tributes, and I'm deeply grateful for the opportunity to share in the nostalgia with you. Sending you heaps of love and gratitude right back! And thank you so much for watching the video - it's truly appreciated! 💖🌟

[@TheMarkEH]

Thank you for this wonderful tribute to a fine actor.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

You're welcome - thank you so much for watching! xxxx

[@patriciahall2223]

Loved Bernard Bresslaw a Legend indeed .....Thank you so much for this incredible & informative video 🇨🇦

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊 Bernard Bresslaw truly was a legend, and I’m so glad you enjoyed the video. It means a lot to hear such positive feedback! xxxx

[@amandamurray6238]

💗thankyou , he is and always will be ''our'' national treasure.. the laughter still goes on.. wonderful humanbeing..

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

My pleasure! Thank you so much for your lovely comment! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - thank you for watching! xxxx

[@kunejteit1750]

Thank you so much for this. You always do such a super job!

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

you're so welcome! and thank you so much for your lovely comment, it's very appreciated! xxxx

[@veronicawhite297]

yep him and sid james r my favourites greatly loved and missed xxxx

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Bernard and Sid James were indeed beloved figures, greatly missed by many. Their talent and charisma left a lasting impact on audiences. Thank you so much for your comment and for watching - it's very appreciated xxxx

[@tonysplodge44]

Claim to Fame: I was held by Bernard when I was about 1 and a half. Too Many Crooks - hearse going downhill, filmed on our street in Barn Hill, Wembley. My mum (with me a babe in arms) stood by the gate and watched the action - Bernard came over, chatted up my mum and gave me a bit of a cuddle. Sadly I don't remember it.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Tony this is absolutely wonderful! Thank you for sharing - what a fantastic story - I bet your mum was thrilled! Too Many Crooks is a magnificent film - I didn't even realise the Hearse scene was filmed there! So thank you for that information too! xxx I lived in North Wembley for a time in the 1970s! xxxx

[@AB-kx4nc]

I thought i knew you from the chequered flag​@@BeautifulBadandBizarre

[@algiles881]

I remember George Cole as the would-be undertaker - "he was a policeman, like yourself". The policeman queries the small feet of the 'corpse; - " well it just shows you can't believe all that nonsense about copp.....er, um. policemen's feet"

[@junelaw4162]

A brilliant actor love the carry ons still watch them today and still laugh my socks off RIP Bernard Breslau ❤️ where’s that lively red lipstick 😊 till the next one 😊

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Me too - I have the box set lol Thank you so much for your lovely comment and for watching - it's so very appreciated! xxxx

[@burniemaurins2382]

I had the great pleasure of meeting Bernard when he starred in a Pantomime at the Leicester De Montfort Hall in the mid 1980's, he was sat on a stool at the bar during the interval and we had a short chat, what lovely man he was.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

How wonderful to have met Bernard - I would have loved to have seen him and had a chat! It sounds like a memorable encounter, and I'm glad to hear he left such a positive impression. Thank you for sharing your experience! and thank you so much for watching the video - it's greatly appreciated xxxx

[@johnhood3172]

He was just fantastic, may he carry on forever.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

♥♥🌹

[@paularthur1451]

Thank you that was great 😊

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

You're so welcome! Thank you for watching, it's very appreciated! xxxx

[@leroymarshall-em4ph]

I enjoyed this video. I grew up watching the carry on films and I'm glad you are reminding me of Britain's talent. The films were so funny I'm going to start watching them again.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Thank you so much for your comment! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and share a love for the Carry On films. They truly are timeless classics. Enjoy your rewatch, and may it bring back many fond memories! 🎥😊 xxxx

[@Oldman525]

I love the way you show their lives this interests me as an author as my current work is a novella about a lost soul.

[@evevening7995]

Thank you once again for a fantastic story about another great actor , Bernard gave us so many laughs, and I loved Bernard in the Carry on films, once again thank you for all the time you must have spent investigating Bernard's life, RIP Bernard 💐💐

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

My pleasure! Thank you so much for your lovely comment and for watching the video! It's always so very appreciated and I also appreciate your acknowledgement of the time it takes to research - it's a true labour of love and it makes my day to know you have enjoyed the video! xxxx

[@simont1108]

Well done lass, I always wondered as a teenager in the 70s how much of his acting was really him. You've shown in the most respectful way that what we saw was a greater part of Mr. Bresslaw , and without meeting the the man I would have never known. Enhanced memories of happy times. Thankyou.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Hi Simon, thank you so much for your kind words! I'm really glad that you enjoyed the video and that it brought back some happy memories. Your appreciation means a lot to me, and I'm grateful for the opportunity to share a bit of Mr. Bresslaw's story with you. Thank you again! xxxx

[@pkempy]

I've being waiting for this one, thanks beautiful lady.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

I'm delighted to hear that you've been looking forward to this video. I hope you enjoy it - thank you so much for your lovely comment xxxx

[@michaellewis6510]

That was excellent, thank you. He was so good in the Carry On films

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

My pleasure - I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - thank you for your lovely comment and for watching xxxx

[@MichaelCampin]

I went to the same school as Bernard Bresslaw, Cooper Company School in Tredegar Square, Bow, East London. I had to pleasure of meeting him. What a gentleman. RIP Alumini

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Sharing the same school as Bernard Bresslaw must have felt like a special connection. Meeting him must have been a real treat. He sounds like he left a lasting impression as I can imagine he would have! Thank you so much for sharing your personal connection to Bernard - and for watching the video - it's very appreciated xxxx

[@amancalledkev]

I had the good fortune to work on a TV series way back in 1990 with Bernard Bresslaw. He was a VERY big guy, much more than I could’ve imagined! We were filming a sequence at a theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue where Bernard was dressed as a fairy and was hoisted into the air on thin cables. He was a good 6ft plus in the air when all of a sudden there was an audible ‘ping’ as one of the two cables snapped. Luckily the second cable held up and we had the sight of this giant of a man hanging sideways with a fair drop beneath him. He remained completely calm and didn’t panic (though I have never seen so many production people simultaneously crap themselves!). He was a very quiet chap as I remembered him. As time goes on, one by one all those we grew up with exit the stage of life and get forgotten; thanks for remembering him!

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Thank you so much for this wonderful comment - you have absolutely made my day! What an incredible firsthand experience you shared! Working with Bernard Bresslaw must have been quite an adventure, especially witnessing his calm demeanour in the face of such a hair-raising incident with the cables. It's remarkable how he maintained his composure, even when the unexpected happened and your story has made me laugh so much! Your recollection adds a fascinating layer to the memory of Bernard Bresslaw, showcasing his professionalism and quiet strength in the face of adversity lol. Thank you for sharing this captivating story! xxxxx

[@traciemarsh1611]

i love bernie love the carry ons my favourite is carry on screaming x

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

I adore Carry On Screaming too! xxxx

[@nickgov66]

I remember meeting Mr. Breslaw very briefly in Hudson's Bookshop in Birmingham. We only exchanged a few words, but he was very friendly. He is probably the biggest man I had ever met, a true giant.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Oh! thank you so much for your comment - was Bernard browsing books or was he there for an event? I wish he had written his autobiography! xxxx

[@nickgov66]

@BeautifulBadandBizarre He was just there looking for a particular book, the title of which I cannot recall. As it happened, I had looked at that particular book only a few moments before and had considered buying it. After I replaced the book, Mr. Breslaw came in with a shop assistant asking about this book. The assistant went to the shelf holding the book and told Mr. Breslaw that he was lucky as that was the last copy in stock. When I spoke to him, I did not mention that I very nearly deprived him of the book he was specifically seeking. No doubt that book found its way into one of those many crates of volumes that you referred to as it seems that he never threw a book away .

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Oh I can't cope with that lol I so want to know what the books was - I'm one of these people that if I see someone reading a book on the train etc - I am desperate to see what they're reading lol It's amazing how life can sometimes unfold in such unexpected ways though. It's almost as if fate intervened to ensure that Bernard Bresslaw got the book he was searching for, despite the close call. Thank you so much for sharing this - I've loved hearing about it! xxxx

[@nickgov66]

@BeautifulBadandBizarre I am sorry that I can't recall the title of the book or its subject other than it was a slim volume and nonfiction, but, in my defence, I am seventy-one years old and it was many years ago. I am glad that you found my little anecdote interesting. This is the first time that I have related it as it was just a few minutes in my life, which I would no doubt have forgotten if it had not involved a famous person. Thank you for your appreciation (and the xxxx)

[@mizread]

My father was also in the Chelsea Lodge, and once when my mother was unwell, I took her place at his table for a lady's night event. The table next to ours had Bernard, David Frost and other celebrities of the '60s. It was a thrilling night to see them all in real life. My favourite memories of Bernard are from The Army Game.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

What a fantastic memory! It must have been exciting to see Bernard Bresslaw, David Frost, and other celebrities of the '60s up close, I would have absolutely loved that! The Army Game was such a classic, and Bernard’s role in it was truly memorable. Thanks for sharing this great story and your favorite memories of Bernard! xxxx

[@kevintravis5123]

so lovely a tribute, loved him in carry on camping with sid james

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Such a classic! I love Carry On Camping! xxxx

[@robstirling3173]

A brilliant actor! Loved his performances from the Army game, through to Carry on up the Khyber, it still makes me laugh when I think of it! A Great man. I wish I knew him. 'And the 2 little birdies flew away'.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Couldn't agree more! Bernard Bresslaw's performances were truly unforgettable, from his Army Game days to the iconic Carry On films. His comedic timing always hits the mark, leaving us with timeless laughter. It's a testament to his greatness that his work continues to bring joy. Thank you so much for watching the video! xxxx

[@keithmiller322]

Excellent as always, great to have you back.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Thank you so much Keith xx

[@Iloveflowers2024]

Ah, I loved Bernard Bresslaw in the Carry Ons. To me, he was a gentle giant. I will have to check on some of his other work apart from the Carry Ons. As usual, you did such a lovely job on your presentation. Thank you for all what you do. It is always a highlight of my day when I see that you've uploaded a new video. ❤😊x

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Thank you so much for your kind words and support! I'm thrilled to hear that you enjoyed Bernard Bresslaw's performances in the Carry On films - as I do! and I agree he truly was a gentle giant on screen and apparently in life. Exploring his other works beyond the Carry On series can be very rewarding; he had a versatile talent. Your appreciation means a lot to me, thank you so much for watching xxxx ❤️😊

[@Finny14754]

I could watch carry on films and only carry on films to the day I die and never get bored 🙏.

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Absolutely the same here! xxxx

[@MrPaulDewdney]

That was delightful

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

Thank you so much for your lovely comment! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video - thank you for watching! xxxx

[@cosmicstargazer10]

Every time & for the rest of my life, when I see his face, I hear his voice saying "I only asked"!

[@BeautifulBadandBizarre]

😂😂😂♥