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Bobby was actual the more amazing singer!!

Brothers fine, women look assinine...!!

I've always adored the way he pronounces "thermos" when he tells the Beef-Tea story. As a colonial, I'll never get tired of hearing that story. (And it turns out bouillion with vodka are pretty good together.) That and Sir Laurence finishing his soliloquy with: "Antoninus... Antoninus...?" Tony saw where the "snails and oyster conversation" was going and bolted right out of there with all due haste. I'm no fan of Monty Python, but sometimes the Brits get hilarity right.

before I saw this I never realized how hilarious Peter Ustinov could be! I can't stop laughing! LOL! R.I.P. Peter!

Please fix the buzz

Very well !

Good craft on monster. I remember the death scenes very well and they disturbed me until today. I definitely don't want to face the monster and end like the poor people in the movie. Rather quickly thru the ,,lips" of an alien 👽👽

Bahahaha this film is so GOLD.

Came here after the movie "parker" Great writer

Such a clever, funny bloke. Loved to have met him.

Did anyone notice that he rides standing up

As an American, I love Ustinov's American accents.

Great find!

World class raconteur and spot on mimic of Laughton! He transforms into Laughton whenever he does that squint.

Cost and quality as a guarantee. Recall having respect for Costner for Wolves, ftesh subject and execution and budget management. Waterworld? Postman?

A 1961 episode of "Harrigan and Son" had the same I think.

That was quite a Manly Art.

Charles Laughton was brilliant in the Mutiny on the Bounty

Great fight, I like Steve's flying drop kick!

Most younger people would turn this off, grandad rambling!!!

We will never these kinds of people again, last one I remember was the golf commentator Peter Allis, different, but the point was the same.

This is a classic example of good guys are clean shaving. Bad guys have beards.

A really top-hole Charles Laughton impression.

Watching Ustinov act is a masterclass in details. He underplays brilliantly.

Peter's impersonation of Ronald Reagan was absolutely brilliant!

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good upload thank you

I remember this movie from when I was a child. Pretty decent.

Thank you so much for posting this! I’m currently writing my bachelor on the revised version of this short story, and I had no idea this version still existed!

0:00: Kill Bolt the Dog Now.

He talks like he engineers the stories, but if you read him, you see how he writes more like an artist, there's feeling. He talks like an electrician because he's humble. But the guy was like John O'Brien, Kurt Cobain, Rimbaud

I saw this movie but it was a different version. It seemed like it had been updated. Does anyone know if there were any other versions of this show made?

I give it a thumbs up. Can't wait to see an episode of Harringan and Son untiled The Manly Art.

Thanks.

I think it was the same thing two years after this episode air that an episode of Harringan and Son had Jimmy Junior Harrigan, played by Roger Perry, and Mike Brennan, a winning boxer, played by Joseph V. Perry, who is no relation to the other Perry, practice boxing with their shirts off, wearing black pants, socks and dark shoes. They fight good and had a good arm and muscular skills. It was called The Manly Art.

Haha........Thunderbird. his comments about the unique taste....unusual, etc. could apply to gopher piss. James Mason must have been desperate for cash to agree to shill for this swill.

I think his Master talent was to be a wonderful Storyteller🎉❤

Big man should have never lifted the guy.

Now this video is historical

And that's how you should act, when confronted by a hard-nosed cop. You stay real coool, baby.

Noir great Jim Thompson lives on. Appreciate the respect the author is given. Always liked Thompson.

Typical English s*it😪😪😪

What a fascinating raconteur was Peter Ustinov He has the art of holding ones attention with a free flowing mode of speech, He was also the most accomplished mimic which gave a marvellous dash of humour to all his interviews,

It was a brief but great pleasure of my life to once meet this man, and to experience his wit, wisdom, warmth and charm first hand.

Great tracking shot al la De Palma

This is impossible to watch without laughing

Rich Evans is love

Brilliant!

omg he says at 8:05 "he had Kirk Douglasses ear " referring to Lawrence Olivier . Ironic that Kirk played Van Gogh !

I love Peter ! Always funny and great story teller . I read his biography years ago . Wonderful . My fav film of his is a hilarious comedy with he and Maggie Smith together ... If I only could remember its title now ! dang