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I love this so much!!

21:18 *The idiot thinks it is pronounced “PORSCH”. He needs HELP urgently!*

18:22 *Again. PORSCH…. Shame on YOU!!!!*

16:57 *Here the a-hole saying it, again! PORSCH….. What is wrong with you Dude?*

16:29 WARNING! This uneducated American? Narrator is mispronouncing PORSCHE! Please let him GO!

He's in Heaven.

When the rulers allow a party,. There’s a clue there about what you really are..

The thing with watching these LWT versions of older /earlier "An Audience with..." is the celebs in the audience - trying to remember who they are/were, and if they're alive, deceased, and or disgraced 😂

I agree with Dirk when it comes to the press.

Loved seeing Joan Sims amd Bernard Bresslaw in the audience :)

is that prowse on his right darth vader subway ticket sketch

🎉how many angels did I write print I can't remember 😂

AHH That

JOSEPHINE JANE CLAY 🐈🤲miracle

Ahh that.

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Whats this cats full name?

now.

"I wonder if anyone will ever know about the emptiness of my life. I wonder if anyone will ever stand in a room that I have lived in, and touch the things that were once a part of my life, and wonder about me, and ask themselves what manner of man I was. How to ever tell them? How to ever explain? How to say that I never found Love - how to say that it was all my own fault - that when presented with it, I was afraid & so I spurned it, or laughed at it, or was cruel, and killed it: and knew that in the process I was killing myself." From KW's diaries

Gifted and one of a kind. Wherever he, Sid James and Charles Hawtrey ventured, uproarious comedy was sure to follow.

remarkable to read his diary and compare it to this extravagant performance

Not just a pretty face, you know. Well, now we all do. Thanks!

'Waspish'? @14:00 How strange? Exactly the term I used for him for my comment about Dirk Bogarde in another interview I've just viewed before this one on TH-cam. Russell Harty is the perfect probing gay interviewer for Dirk "I'm certainly in the shell and you haven't cracked it yet honey" Bogarde. RIP the both of them Bogarde and Harty. 🙂

Does anyone know who the audience member "Matthew " in the rainbow jumper is? There will never be another talented man like Ken. Privileged to live in his time.

Ken's comic delivery is first rate, so glad this film survived. Didn't watch it when it was first broadcast, but I have been beaming like the Cheshire cat. Truly outstanding. Sad loss when he passed.

The celebrities in those days earned there fame! Not like these jordie shore and made in Chelsea or towie crap ! Love Island! Lol seriously! Kenneth Williams is a legend

Reading Mr Williams dairies that I got on ebay FANTASTIC ❤

It's scary, seeing those Mitsubishis, marching on towards the stage end all four together like a troops

Gagiva

Marvellous series.

The immortal,one and only Kenneth Williams. I enjoyed decades of sublime wit,laughter and entertainment in years bygone. I wish I meet him in the afterlife!

I have never been that keen on him I prefer The Khasi of Kalabar 😂

Brilliant series.

Sister has same eyes as him. I imagine one of the parents had the same eyes

I was in Gao Mali at the small airport with group from a Christian humanitarian organization when I came across several participants of the Dakar Paris Rally. This was on Jan 14 1986 right at the time Thierry Saban was killed while searching for a participant car that was missing from the group. It was my understanding He had gone out in a small plane or helicopter (not sure which) which slammed into a large sand dune. . So sad. I remember meeting Prince Albert at the small Gao motel where our group and the participants of the rally stayed. Quite an experience. But also very very sad😢

I was 9 and loved the Festival when my parents took me to the South Bank and to the Pleasure Gardens. Especially the Skylon, the Shot Tower, the Dome of Discovery, and toffee apples and bumper cars. My father, who taught at a boys' secondary school in Deptford, was bald, so after visiting the Festival the boys gave him the nick-name 'The Dome of Discovery'. I had a jigsaw puzzel of the Festival, which I always began with the unmistakeable curved roof of the Festival Hall, showing the original frontage before it was remodeled with much glass. The Hall interior was spacious, with padded doors and seats and wood-clad walls, so the acoustics everywhere were excellent. Later, the Chinese State dancers and acrobats came to the Hall and were unforgettable. What wonderful days they were.

35:45 Darth Vader aka The Green Cross Code Man sitting on Kenny's left!

I didn't know the British Library could do that!

Interesting and fun doco. Thanks!

What a superb radio show. Glad l found some more episodes other than those available on iplayer.

When he was alive yes . I think he was a great actor and I am happy to learn about his life . I like him .

23:28 - The most important friendship Kenneth had was with Gordon Jackson. He is mentioned so many times in his diaries. Gordon & his wife Rona were loyal friends to Kenneth for decades. He used to always spend New Year's Eve with Gordon, Rona & their children. They adored each other. A bit like brothers. Kenneth never had a brother, I think Gordon became an older brother to Kenny, as he was 3 years older than Kenny.

I wonder if he had been born a bit later, might he have felt more at ease ? 'Gay ' was taboo, back then...folk are easier with it now😊. He amused us so much with his anecdotes, from an extraordinary life. It's so nice to be able to see him here on TH-cam. Many thanks 😊 🇬🇧😊🦉💙⭐🇬🇧

Wonderful, Wonderful Man - I only hope that you truly realise how much you were Loved Kenneth. Without doubt the greatest orator and raconteur that I have ever seen in my 63 years on this planet. If there is such a thing as Heaven I would really like to meet and chat with you.❤ R.I.P Kenny

Very nicely made documentary. Thank you so much.

Comic genius

Just pure refined entertaining talent. Forty years on and all the real actors and entertainers will soon be gone. At least we’ll have Ant and Dec though eh?

Pure genius 😊

Watching the audience laugh means we get to see their teeth, and it seems by 1983 there must have been a severe lack of toothpaste in Britain, as most of their teeth has every colour except white.