Why Was Rob Brydon Pretending To Be His Own Talent Agent? | Would I Lie To You?
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Rob Brydon: "I used to put on a different voice on the telephone, and pretend to be my own agent."
From Would I Lie to You? Series 4 Episode 9.
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“Did you have anybody else on your books?”
“Did the agent take a cut?”
“Did the agent phone you to let you know they’d got the job?”
“Did you ever fall out with your agent?”
“When you decided this charade had to finish, did you take yourself out to dinner and tell yourself you were letting yourself go?”
“Did you sign a contract?”
“Are you still in touch?”
40 seconds of absolute chaos there
I like that Lee jokes he's never done charity and Rob basically confirms that by explaining that he made sure to get paid for the charity gig.
That made me feel certain it was a lie. I didn't believe he'd publicly admit to that sort of uncharitable money-grasping.
He wasn't always rich
I’ve just read about this in his autobiography and he writes: “I remember one time calling a lady who wanted me to host an evening for underprivileged kids. I managed to get a fee for what I now realise was a charity evening.” So either he didn’t realise or Lee was right 😅
I love that Rob is so willing to let the others poke fun at him, it’s a very generous thing as a comedian
Rob putting his story out there
Each individual panelist taking the mickey out of Rob
A pause for suspense + Wheeze-laughter following his confirmation
Love this show
Love how they each piled on
maybe next season they will have his agent come on the show, terribly hard to locate him though i've heard.
'are you still in touch' just finished it is off for me 😂
Somebody somewhere is going "I #$@ING KNEW IT!!! THAT SONOFABITCH!"
Calling Brian Cox an idiot killed me 🤣🤣🤣
Yeah, I caught that too. Took a lot of balls to say that to him since Brian, even if he was passed out drunk, could run laps around Rob mentally.
Assuming he knew the irony of calling him that
Poor Brian was right. He was asking why Rob couldn’t carry on the charade when it was already working. Rob’s argument that it was awkward for him to ask for money, but his “agent” could, just backs that up. He never did actually say why he decided to get an agent - other than the obvious fact of it being ridiculous to continue for too long.
@@Durzel That miscommunication made me absoluitely hate Rob fkin Brydon. How did he not grasp that, and then to belittle a scientist over something you've misinterpreted. Takes some bloody gall. He is no man.
@@butmay1893it was a joke relax 😂
I love the props everyone gave Kevin at 1:40 lol
1:50?
@@matthewrandell5055 Hah, yup! I meant 1:50 :D
Yeah, and then them all slowly joining in with his joke after is great.
I wonder if it annoyed Rob that his fake agent kept asking for money.
Nah that's what he was paying him for
It feels like it would be much harder to do this these days, you'd need to create an entire fake identity and social media presence for them with so much admin.
Please include that story with Kevin Bridges about the horse. That is one of the funniest stories in Would I Lie To You.
Lee murdering the worst Welsh accent… loved it!
bold move to address Brian Cox as "you idiot" xD
To be fair, he was being very dumb in that moment
@@alexkfridges To the contrary, he's asking why Rob decided to get a real agent. It's Rob who doesn't get it.
@@alexkfridges Brian was asking a perfectly sensible question that Rob didn't understand (and evidently neither did you).
@@TPH250290 it's possible Rob did understand and pretended otherwise for comedic reasons.
I've heard that sometimes comedians say things that aren't literally true just to make people laugh, but I'm not sure I believe it.
Is it bad that I knew it was the episode with the horse-guy, just by looking at Lee's shirt?
Kevin Bridges?
i think its bad that u dont know who kevin bridges is
Best episode of all time, even all these years later!
And also the one with the knobless door.
@@StarfighterDanny Totally agree. Every story is fantastic. I have yet to find a better complete episode than this.
Just love that they all had daft questions to confuse and irritate Rob. Even Keeley Hawes, who isn't known for doing comedy, had a funny line.
Rob's agent sounds like Alan Partridge
HELP!
There's a WILTY clip i want to find again, it involves an angry neighbour confronting someone about fly tipping, when the person in question was in fact removing the rubbish as it angers them as well. There was more jokes about david mitchells parents driving him to the dump or something like that. Been bothering me for a while, any help would finally give me the satisfaction i need to die happy. cheers x
Here you go -David Mitchell in a This Is My: th-cam.com/video/fkazW4-wrKE/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=WILTYFan
@@StarfighterDanny you're a legend mate, cheers!!
But then how are the people who had called Rob back then and were answered by his agent, feeling now about Rob?
Or the ones who were declined lol "I'm sorry, Rob would like you, but I don't."
Rob calls Prof. Brian Cox an idiot!!!!???
Class hahahaha
Who was booking Brydon in the late 80's for a charity gig thinking that his presence would help the cause? He must have been virtually unknown in those days.
He was a DJ on BBC Radio Wales, so fairly well known in Wales by Welsh people who listen to Radio Wales I expect, isn't it.
@@nagualdesign thanks Mrs. Brydon. I didn’t know your son was that famous back then.
@@sstills951 ☺️
@@sstills951 > says he wasn't well known for charity
> someone points out why he was well known for charity
> gEE tHaNKs mRs BRyDoNn
@@Home-u6g thanks Mrs. Brydon. I’m sure your husband would be proud that you’re sticking up for him.
Why have they bleeped bastards and arses?
Because it's their responsibility to let us all pretend he said cunts and scum-fucks.
@@zanderman004 ah ok - fair enough
😅😅😅
1:43 Atheist logic
What are you talking about
Huh?
🤨
@@J1234T It's over 2000 years old Jamie. Don't worry, you're only a millennium out. How's that evidence working out for ya?
@@TaxingIsThieving it being 2000 years old makes it worse