Marty Feldman It's Marty (1969) S01-E05 - deutsch untertitelt - german subbed
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- I"t's Marty" von 1969, Folge S01-E05 - Original mit deutschen Untertiteln - lief 1998 auf arte.
In seinen frühen englischen Shows bewies er sein geniales Talent als Komiker,
ohne auf sein lustiges Aussehen aufgrund seiner Glupschaugen reduziert zu werden.
"It's Marty" from 1969, Episode S01-E05, English Language with german subtitles, was shown on arte in 1998.
In his early english shows he showed his brilliant talent as a comedian, without being
reduced on his funny look based on his goggle eyes. - ตลก
The opera bit is so true and so funny. Love Marty's work.
Man times have changed so much and not for the better, thanks for the up load .
Marty Feldman always makes me smile x
Marty Feldman was a script writer on BBC'S Round the Horne or Beyond our Ken. Currently can be heard on BBC radio 4extra.
marty Feldman,sadly missed RIP. the forerunner of the pythons.i used to watch his shows,when I was still at secondary school.
Marty worked with all of the Pythons. He, Cleese, and Chapman starred on (and wrote) "At Last...the 1948 Show". And all of the Pythons except Gilliam wrote (and played bit roles) on "It's Marty". Gilliam animated the titles for "The Marty Feldman Comedy Machine".
Same here, a friend from school introduced young Frankenstein and I was obsessed with Marty Feldman. I went to a BBC SHOP and got a video based on the best of him and I laughed at them.
I watched Marty Feldman on The Dean Martin Show and that brought up these videos to watch. Very funny! Never seen these before. I love British humor like this and Benny Hill. Thank you for uploading these!
Good Lord!! I remember watching this when it was first broadcast!! Was it really 50 years ago!!!???
Never knew he had his own program! Thank you for sharing this with us all!! (I'm dyin' here!) 😂
You are?
He is!
Don't die, don't die , don't die!!
John Junkin was brilliant as well. All are sadly missed.
Brings back many memories, my father worked on a few shows, James Balfour Cameraman was a friend of my father and the family, good to see his name, James sadly died in 1970, but if you watch Monty Python you'll see him occasionally
I noticed Jim Franklin being responsible for the filmed inserts - I'd known of his work on The Goodies later on.
The father son skit reminds me of my own dad trying not to tell me about "the birds and bees". Good thing they taught us in school I guess.
I have been looking so long for the Aye-O-Fry sketch. I had heard that it had been lost and wanted to see it.
I reckon we kids were lucky to have TV folk like Marty back then.
I have been looking for this for many years. iofly!
"Father and Son" was previously done by Peter Cook and Dudley Moore, on "Not Only...But Also..."
♥️♥️♥️ My runaway favorite tv show when I was a kid. Paul Bacchus
I thought for a moment I was going to learn more about chairs & warmth.
and dirty Uncle Berty......
the rag & bone man was class
Terry Jones & Michael Palin are mentioned as writers among others... Monty Pythons ...
What a Typ.... 😂😂🤣🙆🏼♀️, He was a massive Talent and died too young....very funny.👍🏼👍🏼 😁😁
I kept my EYES on this.
The late, great Marty Feldman. The leader of the pioneering pack of British comedy writers and actors. Gone too soon at 48. Shalom Mr Feldman.
Are there really 7 people with no sense of humour?!
Hello
Someone has an English subtitle.
We are not native speakers of English, we do not understand what he is saying
How many episodes of lts marty
Von Arte... nicht? Gibt's eine Chance auf "Assaulted Nuts", das war auch auf Arte? Das wäre wirklich Fantastisch!
Oops, I mistakenly hit dislike. I switched it like.
15:34 "Hoot-Hoot" Warning ! Politically incorrect content being presented !
Blackface is creepy man
The fly sketch is super. The rest not so much.
Not even the opera?
@@warpnin3 Marty Feldman opera would kick arse. The rest of Marty is 75% looking stupid. 25 % comical Genious Maestro Hit World sucsess.
How much of 50 year old humour remains enjoyable? Many satirical shows age very quickly, though brilliant in context.
Smith & Jones did a similar sketch.
@@barbarakirk3064 Thank you. It's a great sketch.