OMG.... what a guy Larry Storch was. Born in the Bronx where I was raised, I would have never known. And what an actor. When he talked himself into being drunk in Car 54 I was astounded. He was just talented all around. I just adored Agarn; that character was the whole show of F Troop!! But what got me was at 94 how razor-sharp his memory was. I wish I could have visited him. I would have a tape recorder, sat down at the man's feet and let him talk to his heart's content. I know Larry had tales of old Hollywood I'd sink my teeth into. I'm gonna miss you buddy. Wanted to see you go past 💯.
Thanks for posting & sharing Mr Levin. Larry Storch was & is so talented, I remember him as the only actor on F-Troop doing other character roles (cousin Agarnoff etc...). As tough as the Corporal was, his sensitive side would weep at the drop of a hat. I think my all-time favorite line was when the men were becoming disenchanted with Carpenter, he told the Captain; "the men use to call you the old man behind your back - now they call you Iron Pants behind your pants".God bless you Larry Storch, you've given me decades of laughter & joy. Thanks David, for your wonderful 3 interviews of this amazing & beautiful human being !
JB, it was my pleasure. I'm so glad you liked it. Larry was one of my favorite interviews. He was so funny and so charming. I'm so glad he's still with us~! Hope you'll subscribe to my channel and see some of the other interviews I've done with these classic stars.
God bless you for this. I thoroughly enjoyed listening to Mr. Storch and very much appreciated your subtle and respectful interviewing technique. Please continue to showcase great entertainers of the past and present. They have such great heart, talent, and love for their profession.
No wonder I love this guy! He started off as an impressionist and was great at dialects, just like me, and won talent contests, just like me. So how did he end up on radio, television and in films and I ended up in a monastery? Also, he was born and raised in the Bronx, just like my dad.
Lucille Ball gave a lot of talented people their start in show business. We also owe her a debt of gratitude for getting Start Trek on the air. She almost single-handedly sold the idea, and supported both pilots in their pitch to the networks.
brilliant... I laughed my ass off. made me think of all the other American character actor treasures. would love to have seen Vito Scotti and Larry in the same room circa 1980. Paul Lynde, Frank Gorshin... too for that matter. Imagine what that conversation would be like.
His impersonation of Frank Morgan is AMAZING....and BTW-WHO IMITATES FRANK MORGAN?!?!?! it's AWESOME he can do all that These vids REALLY are a treasure he should have been bigger
My introduction to Forest Tucker and Larry Storch was The Ghostbusters which he mentions here. It was a really cool Saturday morning show... back when they had those. I was probably 9 or 10. (Similarly, Bob Denver did one called Far Out Space Nuts.)
Larry Storch is a classic. He seems to have worked with or been involved with a lot of household names. We no longer see people that are multi-talented, now it seems like they just package a certain "look", regardless of how little talent they have. There are a lot of talented people in the world but they no longer get the chance because they don't have a certain look.....what a shame.
I believe that Larry Storch was a bit confused, because I have "The Ghost Busters" on DVDs. They were Spencer, Tracy & Kong ... however Forrest Tucker played Jake Kong, Larry Storch played Eddie Spencer & Bob Burns played Tracy the gorilla. I loved the show and I sought after it for many years for myself, I was absolutely thrilled when I had obtained the entire series.
NO QUESTION .!!!!! . LARRY, S. , IS VERY ( TALENTED . ) .!!!!!!! . ANYTHING HE , TOUCHED IS , GOLD .!!!!!!! . A BRONX BOY , JUST LIKE ME .!!!!!!!!! . BUT RETIRE , IN FLORIDA .!!!!!!! . ( HATE ) , THE FREEZING 🥶 , WEATHER .!!!!!!! ..... 😎👍😎...
4:25.... when I was in the Australian Army Reserves in the 1980s, we used to call ourselves the Fuckarewees... because our section used to say... "Where the Fuck Are We?" This is the first time I used Larry Storch mention the name of the the Indian tribe.... Got it!!!
TV Networks were schizophrenic in the 1960's. They were constantly shuffling shows, and rarely gave a show a chance to gain an audience. Some of it was due to the pressure to keep sponsors happy, and some of it was due to pressure from the bean counters. It was frustrating to be a TV fan back then.
All 3 very enjoyable. I'm of an age that I saw and heard a lot of his work. What a guy. But David, you really should get your sound right. Your volume is too weak as the interviewer. Sounds like you are only relying on the cam mike pointing away from you. BTW in the old original joke not fit for 60s TV the punch line is: "We're the Fugarewe?"
Hey, Morgan - you hit the nail right on the head. Originally, these interviews were done for a documentary- my voice was never going to be heard. I'm sharing them now because I think even the stuff that didn't make it is valuable. I'm currently working on using AI to redo these originals. That process is time consuming and expensive. Hoping to get more people to contribute to my Patreon account so I can devote more time to getting this right. Thanks for your comments! Thanks!
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Thanks for that. I adore Larry. I still watch F Troop frequently, owning the box set.
OMG.... what a guy Larry Storch was. Born in the Bronx where I was raised, I would have never known. And what an actor. When he talked himself into being drunk in Car 54 I was astounded. He was just talented all around. I just adored Agarn; that character was the whole show of F Troop!! But what got me was at 94 how razor-sharp his memory was. I wish I could have visited him. I would have a tape recorder, sat down at the man's feet and let him talk to his heart's content. I know Larry had tales of old Hollywood I'd sink my teeth into. I'm gonna miss you buddy. Wanted to see you go past 💯.
Thank you again Mr Storch for the laughs and memories.
What a shame there isn't a lot more sessions with Larry Storch. He is so interesting. Very talented man.
Regards from Australia. 🇦🇺
Hey, Noel P. I couldn't agree more. Thanks for watching!
Best, David
The specifics of his memory are astounding. Wow. I loved F Troop.
Me too. Especially as a Veteran.
Always loved Larry Storch.
Thanks for posting & sharing Mr Levin. Larry Storch was & is so talented, I remember him as the only actor on F-Troop doing other character roles (cousin Agarnoff etc...). As tough as the Corporal was, his sensitive side would weep at the drop of a hat. I think my all-time favorite line was when the men were becoming disenchanted with Carpenter, he told the Captain; "the men use to call you the old man behind your back - now they call you Iron Pants behind your pants".God bless you Larry Storch, you've given me decades of laughter & joy. Thanks David, for your wonderful 3 interviews of this amazing & beautiful human being !
JB, it was my pleasure. I'm so glad you liked it. Larry was one of my favorite interviews. He was so funny and so charming. I'm so glad he's still with us~! Hope you'll subscribe to my channel and see some of the other interviews I've done with these classic stars.
Larry Storch is wonderful.
In his late 90's, and was still sharp as a tack. GOD bless, Mr. Storch.
Great interview! Where is part 2?
I love this man he has always made me smile or laugh he is 99 years old and I will always love him God bless you uncle Larry
thanks larry your the greatest and thanks for entertaining us
what a biography he could write
That was so interesting.....
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David
God bless you for this. I thoroughly enjoyed listening to Mr. Storch and very much appreciated your subtle and respectful interviewing technique. Please continue to showcase great entertainers of the past and present. They have such great heart, talent, and love for their profession.
I'm a big fan of Mr. Storch.
One of the best. I saw his 99th birthday party yesterday streamed. An incredible talent from the old school which we will never see again
What a national treasure. You are an excellent interviewer too!
Awesome Man
Thank you. Great interview. Great memoried. I remember "We're the Heck aw wee" - great joke.
RIP Mr. Whoopie, you will always be the greatest.
This is a great interview/loved the stories/everything
No wonder I love this guy! He started off as an impressionist and was great at dialects, just like me, and won talent contests, just like me. So how did he end up on radio, television and in films and I ended up in a monastery? Also, he was born and raised in the Bronx, just like my dad.
Loved the interviews. Great job
We're always prime like "Prima" to reconnect with our timeless and unpredictable comedic actor/performer. Stay safe everyone!
Lucille Ball gave a lot of talented people their start in show business. We also owe her a debt of gratitude for getting Start Trek on the air. She almost single-handedly sold the idea, and supported both pilots in their pitch to the networks.
That's true! You can also check out how she helped Barbara Eden in another video
brilliant... I laughed my ass off. made me think of all the other American character actor treasures. would love to have seen Vito Scotti and Larry in the same room circa 1980. Paul Lynde, Frank Gorshin... too for that matter. Imagine what that conversation would be like.
His Frank Morgan spot on
His impersonation of Frank Morgan is AMAZING....and BTW-WHO IMITATES FRANK MORGAN?!?!?!
it's AWESOME he can do all that
These vids REALLY are a treasure
he should have been bigger
What a treasure. Even at an older age his vocal impersonations were spot on.
He really nailed Joe E Ross. He's still doing great in 2021.
My introduction to Forest Tucker and Larry Storch was The Ghostbusters which he mentions here. It was a really cool Saturday morning show... back when they had those. I was probably 9 or 10. (Similarly, Bob Denver did one called Far Out Space Nuts.)
Tucker was a legend among the woman in Hollywood
Larry Storch is a classic. He seems to have worked with or been involved with a lot of household names. We no longer see people that are multi-talented, now it seems like they just package a certain "look", regardless of how little talent they have. There are a lot of talented people in the world but they no longer get the chance because they don't have a certain look.....what a shame.
I believe that Larry Storch was a bit confused, because I have "The Ghost Busters" on DVDs. They were Spencer, Tracy & Kong ... however Forrest Tucker played Jake Kong, Larry Storch played Eddie Spencer & Bob Burns played Tracy the gorilla. I loved the show and I sought after it for many years for myself, I was absolutely thrilled when I had obtained the entire series.
Amazing recall and mental acuity, unlike a certain, much younger President who shall remain nameless.
I would love to know what he remembered about his appearance in his episode of Captain Kangaroo.
*Tremont Avenue!!*
🙂👍🏻
RIP LS
NO QUESTION .!!!!! . LARRY, S. , IS VERY ( TALENTED . ) .!!!!!!! . ANYTHING HE , TOUCHED IS , GOLD .!!!!!!! . A BRONX BOY , JUST LIKE ME .!!!!!!!!! . BUT RETIRE , IN FLORIDA .!!!!!!! . ( HATE ) , THE FREEZING 🥶 , WEATHER .!!!!!!! ..... 😎👍😎...
4:25.... when I was in the Australian Army Reserves in the 1980s, we used to call ourselves the Fuckarewees... because our section used to say... "Where the Fuck Are We?"
This is the first time I used Larry Storch mention the name of the the Indian tribe.... Got it!!!
Why did f troop only have two seasons
TV Networks were schizophrenic in the 1960's. They were constantly shuffling shows, and rarely gave a show a chance to gain an audience. Some of it was due to the pressure to keep sponsors happy, and some of it was due to pressure from the bean counters. It was frustrating to be a TV fan back then.
Supposedly it was taking up too much space on the Warner bros lot..🤨
And some brilliant executive at Warner bros thought that it would cost to much to keep doing it in color since ABC went to color in 1967
All 3 very enjoyable. I'm of an age that I saw and heard a lot of his work. What a guy. But David, you really should get your sound right. Your volume is too weak as the interviewer. Sounds like you are only relying on the cam mike pointing away from you. BTW in the old original joke not fit for 60s TV the punch line is: "We're the Fugarewe?"
Hey, Morgan - you hit the nail right on the head. Originally, these interviews were done for a documentary- my voice was never going to be heard. I'm sharing them now because I think even the stuff that didn't make it is valuable. I'm currently working on using AI to redo these originals. That process is time consuming and expensive. Hoping to get more people to contribute to my Patreon account so I can devote more time to getting this right. Thanks for your comments! Thanks!
B😮R-ING!
That was a wonderful 3 part interview. Seriously, good work. Keep it up.
Thank you, TS! I hope you've subscribed!! I'll do my best.