Stress will kill you quicker than anything, and the secret he was hiding, had to have caused a lot of stress. Well the environment I grew up in exposed me to a lot of homophobia, but when I was growing up, the two funniest guys on TV were Paul Lynde, and Charles Nelson Reilly. Their personal lives were nobody's g-d business, but they both died young, so that must've taken a toll.
I saw "Match Game" a time or three, and Brett Sommers, ( Jack Klugmans, aka, Oscar Madisons wife), loved Charles Nelson Reilly. That's when this hetero teen said, I ain't goin for none of that homophobic crap no more.
Paul Lynde quit and walked away, he was not fired, there's a big difference. He was a Incredible actor and a comedic genius in all areas of his career film, television, stage and radio. His acting ability and his voice is something that many of us will always remember. RIP Paul Edward Lynde June 13, 1926 - January 10, 1982
@FactsVerse I think you're doing a wonderful job. Your videos are always very entertaining. Sometimes, the wordings or titles could be a little bit more accurate. I was raised to never speak badly of the dead. So accurate descriptions are always important, plus it adds to your credibility and reliability, and that, in turn, gives you more viewers. I would love to see one of your videos on the sad ending of Angelo (Angel) Florez (1995), Some people may remember him from the 1977 New Mickey Mouse Club. He was a talented actor, dancer, and musician who passed away in his early thirties and his buried with his grandfather. Similar to the story that you did on Montgomery Clift. An actor who died at an early age and had a terrible car accident due to heavy drinking and his face was severely damaged, almost stopping his career. He was a good friend of Elizabeth Taylor who helped him get his career going again. Sadly, he lost his life due to poor health and had a heart attack at age 45 in 1966. Great job that you did on the Montgomery Clift. video. Another idea for a video would be on the beautiful child actress who quit hollywood at her peak Virginia Weidler. Most people will remember her from the movie the Philadelphia Story with Catherine Hepburn, Jimmy Stewart, and Carry Grant. Sadly, she passed away at a young age if I remember correctly in her forties.
@matthewschwartz6607 Unfortunately, Montgomery Clift had a severe alcohol and drug problem due to prescription medication, which he himself even admitted. "Clift asserts that the actor's use of alcohol and prescription drugs stemmed, primarily, from a near-fatal car accident in 1956. He used them to numb his physical pain." "It is commonly believed that drug addiction was responsible for Clift's many health problems and his death. In addition to lingering effects of dysentery and chronic colitis, an underactive thyroid was later revealed during the autopsy. The condition (among other things) lowers blood pressure; it could have caused Clift to appear drunk or drugged when he was sober." But due to his excessive drinking and drug use, no one noticed.
Paul Lynde didn’t get the respect he deserved. His delivery on jokes was spot on. He could take his nervous laugh and make others laugh as well. As we know with other comedians, pain can sometimes create a comedic situation. I know from my own experience, that when my parents died, the only way I could cope was through humor. I think Paul Lynde was in that same situation. It was sad that he died young. Paul Lynde had so much to offer. I tried to watch everything he was in, and each movie or show was always great! I feel like we put too much emphasis on a person’s sexuality. It never mattered to me if he was gay or not. There were other actors that hid their sexuality, and I think that’s a shame. If Paul Lynde were alive today, I think he would have struggled with coming out. But who knows? Bottom line is he was great at what he did. ❤❤
Paul Lynde was flipping hysterical. Loved him on Bewitched and Hollywood Squares. He had his issues but could make everyone laugh. Miss him. ❤️🕊️🙏 Thank you!!😊
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Both of my parents new of Paul Lynde at Northwestern University. My mom said that even in his college days he was revered as a fine actor as well as a comic with impeccable timing and was quite the celebrity.
I always loved it when Paul Lynde appeared on "Bewitched" as Uncle Arthur. My late mother adored him on "Hollywood Squares. Another great actor was Bernard Fox, who portrayed Doctor Bombay on "Bewitched". Such great shows.
I was a contestant on The Hollywood Squares…Paul Lynde was long gone by then and the Puppet ‘Alf’ was in the center square. The Host was John Davidson, who was a very nice guy… My lovely parting gift was a years supply of ‘Tuna Helper’
Yes I agree if things had been different about his sexuality back then he would if done great things he did with what he had which still left a mark on the entertainment world.
Paul was a comedic genius who was often under appreciated. Too often he was stereotyped into roles instead of giving him wings to fly. I still, to this day, miss him and Hollywood Squares. But the show was never as good without him.
Paul Lynde was hysterical When I was a kid I couldn’t wait till Hollywood Squares came on at 7:30 It’s so ridiculous that he had to hide the fact that he was gay Nobody cares about that today
One of my favorite Paul Lynde spots was not on Hollywood Squares, but on Dean Martin's Golddiggers show where he did a fabulous Tom Jones parody singing _'It's not unusual'._ He was indeed a comic genius.
I always remember Paul Lynde as Uncle Arthur in Bewitched. I loved that television series back in the day. I also loved him in Hollywood Squares. I did not know he had personal problems he was dealing with, but during that time, there was no social media like there is today. I thought he was hilarious! RIP Mr. Lynde.
One of the best jokes he did: Peter: In the Lewis Carrol book, "Alice in Wonderland", which character kept running around saying "I'm late, I'm late"? Paul: Alice, and her mother's sick about it.
He had a part on the movie The Glass Bottom Boat with Doris Day in 1966. He played the part of Mr. Car Stairs doing a traffic survey. Had a fake beard and it fell off under her neighbor's push mower. Thought I would die laughing.
growing up in the 70's we got a heavy dose of Bewitched... loved Paul in this role.... never occurred to this pre-teen that he was gay... he was funny, and that's all that mattered.... he didn't turn us all 'GAY' guess that's a comment to the riche side of our country...
I actually met Paul Lynn when I was about eight years old he was signing autographs for Jerry Lewis telethon in Reno, Nevada, and we are all lined up to get an autograph of his. Rest in peace, Mr. Lynd. we love you.
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I loved watching him! He probably had issues more than being gay, maybe a mental issue after so much death in his family. That can change who you are and depression can affect your health. He was a genius, he just couldn’t handle the stress that fame gave him. Probably the reason he drank so much! RIP, Paul, you were loved!
I always liked Hollywood Squares wished the Gameshow Network would run reruns of sone those classic gameshows. Such as Password, Hollywood, old reruns of Family Feud. I liked all the panelists on H. S. Just my opinion. Have a great weekend everyone everyone
I think Paul Lynde was great. I don’t know how many times he made me laugh. But it seems at times he just laughed through his tears. I think he was a very unhappy man.
Loved him on the Hollywood Squares. It simply was not a good episode if he was not called on with one of his great lines several times. The only one I actually remember though is, he was asked - What is Gynophobia? His reply - A fear of dark places. I fell off my chair laughing!!! Edit update- After watching part of (that's all I could take) the collections of his "Zingers" here on YT, he had many more misses than hits. So much for memory. I am certain the above is true though.
He was Flambouyant for sure- but this propelled him to be an absolute original character!!!!You can't help but Love his humour, his presence and sharp wit which should never be forgotten!!!!!Thanks Paul Lynde who made the World laugh at itself!!!!!!❤
Love him!!! He is so funny.. I loved him on Hollywood Square's!!! Everybody picked him.....I love him on Bewitched, Uncle Arthur, so funny!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣...... ❤❤❤❤....
Paul Lynde got his start in a Broadway Review called "New Faces of 1952" along with Alice Ghostly and Eartha Kitt, and it was written by a young comedy billed as Melvin Brooks.
@@FactsVerse the one with Samantha and Darrin the first moving in that house. Samantha in Andorra are planting trees and hedges around the house with magic. And Miss Kravitz is watching out the window
I have always loved Paul Lynde on bewitched, Hollywood squares, and many other of his performances. but I have heard that at parties, if he got mildly drunk he was a Gas! but as the evening and his drinking continued, he would become more and more Belligerent and insulting. not sure if this is true , but I can totally understand his anger and fear at having to hide his sexuality and fully sympathize with what he had to do to keep his career, and not be branded as a deviant back in the dark ages of being Gay 😒
Paul Lynde wasn’t just a gay actor, he was a rather hilarious gay actor at that. And after he left Hollywood Squares in the 1970s, the show was never quite the same. And don’t forget that episode of I Dream Of Jeannie, which famously featured Paul Lynde playing an IRS Agent! That was classic.
I grew up with Paul Lynde on Hollywood Squares. Because I was young, I had no idea he was gay until after he died. But I’ve never forgotten him. He was one of a kind.
Hollywood never pays attention to an actor's strengths and challenges. Paul Lynde played the hand he was dealt. If he was out, his career would have been over before it started. Even today, he would have been offered "gay", tragic characters who are bitter and catty.
I loved his comedic style and timing. He was good on Bewitched as well, but I really liked the Hollywood squares gig. It is breat we have hime still to watch.
No denying he was very funny, but his responses to the questions always seemed to be in front of him as he read them. They weren't necessarily spontaneous.
He and my mom share a birthplace! As a result, my family would always make a point to see anything he was in, though I daresay it was interesting watching the more conservative members of the family try to square the fact that this guy with decidedly camp sensibilities was also somehow from Ohio (the recent trend of Ohio jokes are well-earned, believe me)
I never understood Paul’s innuendos as a young kid watching Hollywood Squares with my grandma but I look back on alot of shows I never understood. The camp was real. RIP Paul. You were awesome then you’d be awesome now!
What was the sad cause of Paul Lynde's heart attack? Find out here: th-cam.com/video/3DFDNSKZtAo/w-d-xo.html
Stress will kill you quicker than anything, and the secret he was hiding, had to have caused a lot of stress. Well the environment I grew up in exposed me to a lot of homophobia, but when I was growing up, the two funniest guys on TV were Paul Lynde, and Charles Nelson Reilly. Their personal lives were nobody's g-d business, but they both died young, so that must've taken a toll.
I saw "Match Game" a time or three, and Brett Sommers, ( Jack Klugmans, aka, Oscar Madisons wife), loved Charles Nelson Reilly. That's when this hetero teen said, I ain't goin for none of that homophobic crap no more.
@@buckyc.9069 si correct
I could care less if you are gay, polka dot etc as long as you do not mess with the kids and animals.
He wasn't known for Harold Harold on Bewitched, he was for Uncle Arthur.
I loved him ... He was extremely witty and hilarious! 😂🤣💗
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@@FactsVerse the one with yagazuzi yagazuzi yagazuzi zim
Paul Lynde quit and walked away, he was not fired, there's a big difference. He was a Incredible actor and a comedic genius in all areas of his career film, television, stage and radio. His acting ability and his voice is something that many of us will always remember.
RIP Paul Edward Lynde June 13, 1926 - January 10, 1982
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@FactsVerse I think you're doing a wonderful job. Your videos are always very entertaining. Sometimes, the wordings or titles could be a little bit more accurate. I was raised to never speak badly of the dead. So accurate descriptions are always important, plus it adds to your credibility and reliability, and that, in turn, gives you more viewers. I would love to see one of your videos on the sad ending of Angelo (Angel) Florez (1995), Some people may remember him from the 1977 New Mickey Mouse Club. He was a talented actor, dancer, and musician who passed away in his early thirties and his buried with his grandfather.
Similar to the story that you did on Montgomery Clift. An actor who died at an early age and had a terrible car accident due to heavy drinking and his face was severely damaged, almost stopping his career. He was a good friend of Elizabeth Taylor who helped him get his career going again. Sadly, he lost his life due to poor health and had a heart attack at age 45 in 1966. Great job that you did on the Montgomery Clift. video.
Another idea for a video would be on the beautiful child actress who quit hollywood at her peak Virginia Weidler. Most people will remember her from the movie the Philadelphia Story with Catherine Hepburn, Jimmy Stewart, and Carry Grant. Sadly, she passed away at a young age if I remember correctly in her forties.
@@FactsVerse You didn't mention he was at the window a man fell to his death from.
@@ccastaneda669 - Is it true that Clift had a drug problem, too?
@matthewschwartz6607 Unfortunately, Montgomery Clift had a severe alcohol and drug problem due to prescription medication, which he himself even admitted. "Clift asserts that the actor's use of alcohol and prescription drugs stemmed, primarily, from a near-fatal car accident in 1956. He used them to numb his physical pain."
"It is commonly believed that drug addiction was responsible for Clift's many health problems and his death. In addition to lingering effects of dysentery and chronic colitis, an underactive thyroid was later revealed during the autopsy. The condition (among other things) lowers blood pressure; it could have caused Clift to appear drunk or drugged when he was sober." But due to his excessive drinking and drug use, no one noticed.
When Paul Lynde was in something, you knew it was going to be good. He seemed to have a natural humor and a great delivery.
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Paul Lynde didn’t get the respect he deserved. His delivery on jokes was spot on. He could take his nervous laugh and make others laugh as well. As we know with other comedians, pain can sometimes create a comedic situation. I know from my own experience, that when my parents died, the only way I could cope was through humor. I think Paul Lynde was in that same situation.
It was sad that he died young. Paul Lynde had so much to offer. I tried to watch everything he was in, and each movie or show was always great!
I feel like we put too much emphasis on a person’s sexuality. It never mattered to me if he was gay or not. There were other actors that hid their sexuality, and I think that’s a shame. If Paul Lynde were alive today, I think he would have struggled with coming out. But who knows?
Bottom line is he was great at what he did. ❤❤
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Paul Lynde was flipping hysterical. Loved him on Bewitched and Hollywood Squares. He had his issues but could make everyone laugh. Miss him. ❤️🕊️🙏
Thank you!!😊
paul lynde was a natural comic. he great on bewitched and squares. if he had found the right novie to do, he couldve been a movie star.
He was one of if not the best comedian and actor of all time! Greatly appreciated and missed.
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Paul's voice could not be matched.
Or his laughter 😂❤
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That alone made me laugh.
I absolutely loved him!!! His laugh alone cracked me up!! He was a brilliant Comedian.
Both of my parents new of Paul Lynde at Northwestern University. My mom said that even in his college days he was revered as a fine actor as well as a comic with impeccable timing and was quite the celebrity.
I always loved it when Paul Lynde appeared on "Bewitched" as Uncle Arthur. My late mother adored him on "Hollywood Squares. Another great actor was Bernard Fox, who portrayed Doctor Bombay on "Bewitched". Such great shows.
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I was a contestant on The Hollywood Squares…Paul Lynde was long gone by then and the Puppet ‘Alf’ was in the center square. The Host was John Davidson, who was a very nice guy…
My lovely parting gift was a years supply of ‘Tuna Helper’
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😳❗️John Davidson's hair is still growing ... 💈
Well that's funny in itself.
Paul Lynde was a comic genius, an icon.
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Yes I agree if things had been different about his sexuality back then he would if done great things he did with what he had which still left a mark on the entertainment world.
He was one of a kind, memorable, witty, deliciously sarcastic.
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He was brilliant.
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Paul was a comedic genius who was often under appreciated. Too often he was stereotyped into roles instead of giving him wings to fly. I still, to this day, miss him and Hollywood Squares. But the show was never as good without him.
Paul Lynde played Uncle Arthur on Bewitched!
He was great on Hollywood squares, and loved him on bewitched👍🏻🎥 too bad we lost him so early
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@@FactsVerse loved him and his laugh on bewitched❤️
I loved him even as a kid on Bewitched and Hollywood Squares. He always gave me a laugh even if I didn’t get the joke. He was fantastic!
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I loved Paul Lynde!
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Paul Lynde was hysterical
When I was a kid
I couldn’t wait till
Hollywood Squares came on at 7:30
It’s so ridiculous that he had to hide the fact that he was gay
Nobody cares about that today
One of my favorite Paul Lynde spots was not on Hollywood Squares, but on Dean Martin's Golddiggers show where he did a fabulous Tom Jones parody singing _'It's not unusual'._ He was indeed a comic genius.
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It's a pity you made this whole episode without once letting us hear his voice, which is what he was most famous for really.
Paul Lynde played the most hilarious character!
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Let's just say, "Paul Lynde had a way with words." Thanks for the video, Facts Verse! 🤗
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@@FactsVerse Richard Dawson
I always remember Paul Lynde as Uncle Arthur in Bewitched. I loved that television series back in the day. I also loved him in Hollywood Squares. I did not know he had personal problems he was dealing with, but during that time, there was no social media like there is today. I thought he was hilarious! RIP Mr. Lynde.
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I always loved Paul Lynde, he was so funny.
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He was actually "Uncle Arthur" on Bewitched.
I first heard him as the voice of the Hooded Claw in Penelope Pitstop. Even tho it was only a cartoon he was brilliant ♥️👍
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Love the Paul Lynde 💜💚💛💙❤️🧡
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Had he lived longer he would have had a field day with the world in the 80s, 90s, and beyond.
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Why no mention of his bits in The Donnie and Marie Osmond Show?
Loved him.
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He was great on Hollywood Squares. I loved that show.
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One of the best jokes he did:
Peter: In the Lewis Carrol book, "Alice in Wonderland", which character kept running around saying "I'm late, I'm late"?
Paul: Alice, and her mother's sick about it.
I remember hearing Paul Lynde's voice on the cartoon Charlotte's Web as well . The Tempelton rat character was my favorite in the movie.
He was one of the funniest and wittiest Man alive.
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He played Uncle Arthur on Bewitched. Also he was on Donny and Marie. He had his own show named The Paul Lynde Show. It was cancelled after one season.
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He had a part on the movie The Glass Bottom Boat with Doris Day in 1966. He played the part of Mr. Car Stairs doing a traffic survey. Had a fake beard and it fell off under her neighbor's push mower. Thought I would die laughing.
I love Paul Lynde
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Uncle Arthur....
There will never be another. ❤️
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Paul Lynde was brilliant & hard not to love 💜🥰💜
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R.I.P. Paul🙏🏾👍🏽👍🏽🙏🏾
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@@FactsVerseliked him in bewitched
Loved the way he managed to put it over on the censors!
Paul Lynde along with Alice Ghostly the female version.
I Loved him in Bye Bye Birdie.
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I watched him when I was a child on bewitched and squares. I adored his wit. him. He was like a favorite uncle on tv.
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The reason he was fired is because he wanted to move on-WHAT?
I know right! 🤣
@@artdogg50 From what I've read, he was drunk most of the time and was extremely rude to Peter, the other actors, and worst of all, the audience.
I don't know if he was a great actor, but he was always memorable.
Paul was so hilarious and fun to watch. :).
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The reruns of him on Hollywood Squares is hilarious.
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One thing's for sure..Whenever Paul Lynde was on TV... You had to watch. My favorite was his "I dream of Jeanie" episode. "...The giant Chic-ken..."
growing up in the 70's we got a heavy dose of Bewitched... loved Paul in this role.... never occurred to this pre-teen that he was gay... he was funny, and that's all that mattered.... he didn't turn us all 'GAY' guess that's a comment to the riche side of our country...
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Love this man!❤
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I actually met Paul Lynn when I was about eight years old he was signing autographs for Jerry Lewis telethon in Reno, Nevada, and we are all lined up to get an autograph of his. Rest in peace, Mr. Lynd. we love you.
Wow. Hollywood Squares defined him to the point that when it was done, so was he.
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Loved him, great wit one of the most underrated actors of his generation
I loved watching him! He probably had issues more than being gay, maybe a mental issue after so much death in his family. That can change who you are and depression can affect your health. He was a genius, he just couldn’t handle the stress that fame gave him. Probably the reason he drank so much! RIP, Paul, you were loved!
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I always liked Hollywood Squares wished the Gameshow Network would run reruns of sone those classic gameshows. Such as Password, Hollywood, old reruns of Family Feud. I liked all the panelists on H. S. Just my opinion. Have a great weekend everyone
everyone
Harold Harold?? He was Uncle Arthur on Bewitched
I think Paul Lynde was great. I don’t know how many times he made me laugh. But it seems at times he just laughed through his tears. I think he was a very unhappy man.
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Loved him on the Hollywood Squares. It simply was not a good episode if he was not called on with one of his great lines several times. The only one I actually remember though is, he was asked - What is Gynophobia? His reply - A fear of dark places. I fell off my chair laughing!!! Edit update- After watching part of (that's all I could take) the collections of his "Zingers" here on YT, he had many more misses than hits. So much for memory. I am certain the above is true though.
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🎶"He thinks he's Oscar Wilde, but he's Paul Lynde"🎶
'Negative Queen' - Pansy Division
He was always funny in those 60s sitcoms. My favorite was his guest appearances on 'I dream of Jennie' Uncle Arthur was funny as well.
Paul Lynde was funny on bewitched
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Loved him!
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Isn't the alien character on American dad supposed to be him? or at least his voice?
"Click-Baiting Paul Lynde requires a permit or you can forget the centre square" would be his cheeky reply.
The line I most remember from him on Hollywood Squares: "Why do Hell's Angels wear leather?" "Because chiffon wrinkles!"
Tim, you forgot to mention Paul had his own show, The Paul Lynde Show.
It lasted less than a season due to poor ratings.
I really liked Paul Lynde I loved him on bewitch & Hollywood squares He was a great man & very hilarious R.I.P Paul Lynde
He was Flambouyant for sure- but this propelled him to be an absolute original character!!!!You can't help but Love his humour, his presence and sharp wit which should never be forgotten!!!!!Thanks Paul Lynde who made the World laugh at itself!!!!!!❤
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Paul was a gem we lost too soon. May he forever RIP.
Love him!!! He is so funny.. I loved him on Hollywood Square's!!! Everybody picked him.....I love him on Bewitched, Uncle Arthur, so funny!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣...... ❤❤❤❤....
Paul Lynde got his start in a Broadway Review called "New Faces of 1952" along with Alice Ghostly and Eartha Kitt, and it was written by a young comedy billed as Melvin Brooks.
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I love him on Bewitched he's also in a movie that I like called the glass bottom boat with Doris Day
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@@FactsVerse the one with Samantha and Darrin the first moving in that house. Samantha in Andorra are planting trees and hedges around the house with magic. And Miss Kravitz is watching out the window
foi um grande comediante, gostava muito dele ao lado da elizabeth montgomery
I have always loved Paul Lynde on bewitched, Hollywood squares, and many other of his performances.
but I have heard that at parties, if he got mildly drunk he was a Gas!
but as the evening and his drinking continued, he would become more and more Belligerent and insulting.
not sure if this is true , but I can totally understand his anger and fear at having to hide his sexuality and fully
sympathize with what he had to do to keep his career, and not be branded as a deviant back in the dark ages
of being Gay 😒
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Paul Lynde wasn’t just a gay actor, he was a rather hilarious gay actor at that. And after he left Hollywood Squares in the 1970s, the show was never quite the same. And don’t forget that episode of I Dream Of Jeannie, which famously featured Paul Lynde playing an IRS Agent! That was classic.
I loved Paul Lynde in everything he was in. I hope he was paid well.
Paul Lynde is a classic. You were very much loved.
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"Harold Harold" on Bewitched?! He was Uncle Arthur!
Loved him ❤
Love watchin Paul Lynde... ❤ he made lol😅😊, he wud be just fine, in 2days society... imho ❤
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@@FactsVerse uncle Arthur
His role on Bewitched was Uncle Arthur
Great guy! I always watched when Paul was on TV. Funny as heck!
On Bewitched, Paul Lynde played Uncle Arthur, not Harold Harold.
Exactly! (You beat me to it!)
I grew up with Paul Lynde on Hollywood Squares. Because I was young, I had no idea he was gay until after he died. But I’ve never forgotten him. He was one of a kind.
Hollywood never pays attention to an actor's strengths and challenges. Paul Lynde played the hand he was dealt. If he was out, his career would have been over before it started. Even today, he would have been offered "gay", tragic characters who are bitter and catty.
I remember him as the doctor a couple of times in the Munsters, hysterical!
On Bewitched, I always loved Uncle Arthur's laugh. He really made the show special.
We absolutely agree! Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts. Be safe and have a great day!
I loved his comedic style and timing. He was good on Bewitched as well, but I really liked the Hollywood squares gig. It is breat we have hime still to watch.
I always loved Paul Lynde. He was one of my favorite actors. It's a shame he died so young.
So he quit or was fired? There's a difference.
I will ALWAYS love Paul Lynde! His personal life has no reflection on his acting nor comedic talent!! God bless him!
Beautiful words, thank you for your message for Paul. Which episode of Hollywood Squares appealed to you the most?
No denying he was very funny, but his responses to the questions always seemed to be in front of him as he read them. They weren't necessarily spontaneous.
He and my mom share a birthplace! As a result, my family would always make a point to see anything he was in, though I daresay it was interesting watching the more conservative members of the family try to square the fact that this guy with decidedly camp sensibilities was also somehow from Ohio (the recent trend of Ohio jokes are well-earned, believe me)
Paul Lynde was the guy with the funny wit on TV when I was a child growing up. He brings me back to my childhood.
So true! Thank you so much for bringing back memories. Which episode of the show appealed to you the most?
Whenever he appeared. You knew the script. You expected his funny retort. He never disappointed.
A true one of a kind. I adored him.
Terrific wit and flawless delivery.
I never understood Paul’s innuendos as a young kid watching Hollywood Squares with my grandma but I look back on alot of shows I never understood. The camp was real. RIP Paul. You were awesome then you’d be awesome now!