Count Arthur Strong Interview: Part One
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 พ.ย. 2013
- Count Arthur Strong interviewed live on stage at the Cheltenham Literature Festival in October 2013 to promote the release of his memoirs "Through It All I've Always Laughed". This is his first volume, of what he believes may be a six volume collection.
Find out more or to buy a copy please visit www.countarthurstrong.com - ตลก
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Genius! Can’t think of anyone who makes me laugh more ! Grateful.
"I am surprised you forgotten it was your idea" ... genius.
The greatest comedy of self-delusion and misanthropy since Hancock, and ranking alongside Dame Edna and Alan Partridge as a created character inhabiting his own universe. The roots of the character go further back to classics like "Diary of a Nobody".
well-said that man
Can't say more than that. Spot on.
She’s lovely.
Simply brilliant, please come to Edinburgh again, am a massive fan your truly the funniest entertainer since Spike Milligan.
I really hope this book is real, I absolutely NEED to buy it!
Absolutly hilarious ,I binge watched the whole TV series.
The funniest book I've had read to me in a long time.
I had the pleasure to meet Count Arthur many years ago. Unfortunately he was somewhat brusk and told me to push off as the cubicle was only designed to accommodate one. His demeanour did however mellow somewhat when he realised there was no paper in there. So began a friendship that lasted from then until about an hour later. I recall Count Arthur being a very inclusive man, even allowing me to keep Dixie whilst he stuffed as many paper hand towels into his overcoat pockets. Arthur explained that he was doing some sort of research on behalf of Help The Aged so "get crackin' and pick up all the small blocks of soap". Yes a true legend, I really do.
It's "brusque", not "brusk"
I am most envious of your 'close encumbrous - uh close encorkment - oh 'close encounter' I said, what's the matter with you?! with the Count. On two occasions I had a virtually cast iconic - oh cast off - no! cast iron I said, guarantee of an audience with the noble Count after performances at Winchester's Theatre Royal. But on both occasions he sent his manager Steve Delaney into the foyer in his stead, to undertake the signing of memorabilia etcetera. Mr Delaney was very pleasant to all concerned, but I have to say that I was disappointed not to meet the showbusiness legend himself. Rumour has it that the great man was the worse for wear, having got the neck off two bottles of sherry . . .
It's marvellous to see this character on you tube. Radio and stand up, absolutely hilarious, but the TV series didn't really work so well for me.
Best comedy character for a long long time Brilliant
brilliant just brilliant, a comedy genius, i love CAS!!
The Count is genius. The interviewer plays it brilliantly. The only sad thing is that the BBC Took the Count off! I think the BBC Exectives just don't get it.
The BBBC.
I shall be buying my copy on the Ilfracombe !!
I have the book! It’s hilarious
what a great funny comedian. he needs to be on telly more.
Waterstone's doesn't stock it, I shall be protesting as soon as I can remember why.
Genius at work. I met that Arthur Long once.
Me too - well I say I met him once. I'll just correct yourself - uh myself there. It was actually two times that I met him, which is twice as many as one, which any schoolchild knows. And if they don't they jolly well should do. In my day at school we sat in rows at desks in rows and gave no cheek to the ink monitor, not all this dancing around willy-nilly. Anyway, I met him twice at the Theatre Royal in Winchester, which is an very august establishment, although there were no royalty there when I was, unless you count the Count himself, which you certainly should do of course. Back to arithmetic again. But when I say that I met the Count, on both the occasions after his wonderful wonderful show, and I make no apologies for putting wonderful twice there because it was wonderful, I in fact met only his manager, a gentleman known to me as Steve Delaney. This Mr Delaney, when I enquired as to the promised appearance of Arthur to his multiplications - multitudes - blessed arithmetic poking its nose in again where it's not wanted - explained that the good Count was somewhat indisposed after his onstage exertions and I would have to content myself with this Mr Delaney, who was authorised to sign autographs on Arthur's behalf
@@martm216 Very good. I suspose I was not being honest as it was that Steve Delaney fellow who stood in to sign the selfies for those people who didn't have. Cameras so had a pen about his person to avoid that tissue.
@@pmadamson yes, I think you are most probably right. I believe that Steve Delaney does a lot of work for the Count in these situations. He told me it was somewhat similar to Barry Humphries and Dame Edna Everidge and Sir Les Patterson. I nodded as if I understood, although I had no idea what he was talking about, plus I worried about the escalating cost of my motorcar in the multi-storey carpark. It was very nice meeting Steve Delaney, but can only hope, no doubt along with other frustrated fans such as yourself, that one day I might meet the Count himself . . .
I'd pay big money for the audiobook. Big money, I tell you!
The Count in excellent form as always!
Top man funniest man in uk today
People would not get him if they only had seen the TV version which was crap.
The radio show is the funniest thing ever aired..
The radio series, "Count Arthur Strong's Radio Show" is utterly fantastic! The TV show, Count Arthur Strong, is great too, but I prefer the radion show. I heard the radio show first, and was delighted when I first saw the TV series and found that the actor and writer who voiced Arthur, also could look like and emote exactly how you'd imagine Arthur to be.
Look, listen and learn kids😊
Still good but not a patch on his radio shows they are the best
This was in Cheltenham not Chichester! :-)
sat in a car with him, oh yes.....
Ahh, now Arthur always makes me laugh……….Put it on the list Jeeves.
0:50 Sounds like Arthur says f***ing around that point, doesn't it? "that can f***ing be arranged Fiona".
I love Count Arthur I have bought his CDs and down loaded everything he made. Except for his Christmas special. Which is out of print. I prefer his Radio and books i dont think his TV show is as funny.
Hilarious!
Simply brilliant funniest thing since Dell boy,and finally BBC have a comedy show they can be proud of since Only Fools😸😸😸
Better on radio. He doesn't look old enough, or scruffy enough..
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nah, not my thing. i looked up this video to see if it is any better than what I hear on radio 4, but no doesn't grab me.