ive always loved marty ...its always depressed my sense of justice that he was never more famous given his influence on performance he deserves a statue!!!
@@denverdubois5835 Yes, I was going to say: He did enjoy some Hollywood success thanks to Mel Brooks. It's impossible to imagine Young Frankenstein without him. The great misfortune was that he passed away at a relatively early age, cut short his career.
This is hilarious. Never seen it before ! I actually met and talked to Marty Feldman for a few minutes after one of his performances in a dinner theater in L'Enfant Plaza in Washington D.C and his eyes were enough to unnerve you ! Pleasant man to talk to, extremely short, and then 2 months later I saw his picture in the Washington Post saying that he had died ! That was a terrible shock. That was a long time ago, but God Rest Your Soul Mr. Feldman.
Oh god, I nearly fell out of my chair laughing! I love Marty Feldman and John Cleese. I wish Marty were still around. Comedic genius, he was. This stuff may well be "before my time", but good comedy is funny forever.
I've watched this for the third time now in a month and I laugh just as hard every time! Marty Feldman was a side-splitting comedienne! Love John Cleese in this episode too. He was phenomenally funny!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
If you watch the beekeeper sketch with John Cleese and Rowan Atkinson you can see that this was the foundation for that sketch. Marty was an unsung hero of comedy. Truly funny looking and very clever, I love that he turned himself invisible in the middle and said: "I'm back"! Only Marty could have pulled that off so well.
Cleese says so in interviews, much later. He revealed many rejected sketches he wrote for this show were included in Flying Circus, later. I, myself, cannot make myself invisible but am happy to report these anecdotes appear in my new, upcoming “Covid- trivia Board Game”. I have had so much free time, I have even managed to study brain surgery and am expected to perform my first transplant later tonite, “‘around 8 o’Clock”, or so I am told.
And after all this time, I thought Monty Python came out of nowhere. Well for us in the U.S. it did...originally on PBS. We didn't quite know what to make of it except we knew we loved it. Well, I read it was actually in Dallas on KERA in 1974, but it was on PBS in Philadelphia where I and my friends first saw it. In fact, at school, I told friends as if I had discovered it first only to find out they had already seen the show too. Everybody was a fan.
you re not going to tell me that Rowan Atkinson does not know every sketch by Marty inside out...the "speech impediment" had a comeback in the "beekeeper interview"
Opening music is from The Paul Temple BBC Radio Series. Heard fairly regularly on BBC Radio 4 Extra. Also Marty Feldman's writing talents are heard on Round The Horn and that Cleese fellow can be heard on I'm Sorry, I'll read that again. Also regularly played on BBC 4XTRA.
some of the most brilliant comedy ever, is when John Cleese gets irritated... and every minute Marty is on film is worth watching......"What hump???????"
My favorite movie with Marty Feldman is Yellowbeard. If you've never seen it, Shame On You. Starring Graham Chapman. John Cleese. Eric Idle. Peter Cook. Peter Boyle. Cheech and Chong. Marty of course and James Mason!!😮 If you like hilarious pirates, you've found your movie. Say no more, nudge, nudge. Damn. How could I forget Madeline Khan!?!
When someone can make even stone - face 😤 Cleese start to lose his composure 😄😄.(.I never saw him lose it on 'Python ' .not like this ..).all present for that platinum performance were in the presence of truly a GENIUS ... How Lucky they were to witness this firsthand.👀🌝. timeless comedy .. you KNOW that Marty is truly magical🌌🔥🏆🃏( 🥁he was also a drummer) 🌬️⚡💫✨💫.😲😃😄😂🤣. 🧠💖.. Feldman surpassed even John Cleese in the humor department .🧠.. He was funnier than all the Python bunch put together. 🧠💘 ❗ ... They ALL learned from HIM ...a LOT of comics did...👁️°👁️ the Great🔝 Professor of Genius Laughs🌞🌪️🌈🌟🎓🏆🎩💎💯➕.from a genius mind💎🧠 . 💪🤳.👑 ❇️❇️❇️❇️❇️❇️☝️😃😍🤩😘☺️☺️
Maybe that is why the Python bunch never had Marty Feldman as a cast member of the 'Circus' ... afraid Marty would steal their thunder ?!?.🤔🤨. ☹️ 😭...He never even had a guest appearance ... WHY?!?..😲😭.a glaring omission.😕😖.. a snub😤😤😤 born of envy and jealousy.😭....maybe ..(???) just my humble opinion... .😲🤪😵😠😠
I should know - I own the complete box set of every episode they did .. why wasn't he in their movies either ?!??... 🤔🤨🤨🙄😒😮... just strange how they omitted him .. what a shame... 🙄😫😕😵🤪😱😠
I won't argue with u and i don't want to.I just heard it in a form of documentary for his life and work and an actor or cinema critic or someone can't remember that said that.I myselfe with my little knowledge think that from the moment that he started in some films with actors that formed monty,it's inevedable that some sort of inspiration from his playing had some effect on monty.That's all.Thank u for the info about the book and your time.
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When Marty says “back”, you can see John crack up 😂😂😂🤣
Good God, Feldman and Cleese...that's a DREAM TEAM.
Indeed. Still appreciating.
Makes you wonder why he didn't continue into the Monty Python arena
ive always loved marty ...its always depressed my sense of justice that he was never more famous
given his influence on performance he deserves a statue!!!
@Mortimer Brewster damn your eyes ... " too late !"
He's absolutely adored and very well remembered as "Igor" in Mel Brooks' "Young Frankenstein"!
@@denverdubois5835 Yes, I was going to say: He did enjoy some Hollywood success thanks to Mel Brooks. It's impossible to imagine Young Frankenstein without him. The great misfortune was that he passed away at a relatively early age, cut short his career.
My two favorite British comedians . LOVE Faulty Towers !
Marty Feldman was a comic genius.
Yes He was yellowbeard was his last movie 🍿
And Cleese isn't
Feldman’s timing is immaculate.
Two absolute masters.
Haven’t seen Marty in film that wasn’t entertaining, or brilliant.
He is great, have you seen his movie The Last Remake of Beau Geste?
@@jimswonger8111 No, but I found a trailer in youtube; Looks Marty at his best. I hope to cross the movie soon; a must see, thanks!
This is hilarious. Never seen it before !
I actually met and talked to Marty Feldman for a few minutes after one of his performances in a dinner theater in L'Enfant Plaza in Washington D.C and his eyes were enough to unnerve you ! Pleasant man to talk to, extremely short, and then 2 months later I saw his picture in the Washington Post saying that he had died ! That was a terrible shock. That was a long time ago, but God Rest Your Soul Mr. Feldman.
His eyes were a symptom of his Graves Disease.
Oh god, I nearly fell out of my chair laughing! I love Marty Feldman and John Cleese. I wish Marty were still around. Comedic genius, he was. This stuff may well be "before my time", but good comedy is funny forever.
If he WAS still around he would looking forward to his 87th birthday in July 2021.
He ain't forgotten. One of my favorite comedians.
Jolly good show, noticed John creased up at "I'm back " thank you, thank you for sharing
"you can't se him" "you can if you make an appointment" brilliant stuff
Marty Feldman could not have been anything except a comedian - he is brilliant! Thanks for posting
Marty Feldman was the hero of my childhood. In those days I used to call him simply "the man with big eyes".
Genius? Yes, without doubt! Forgotten? No, by no means!
Absolutely nothing like Marty and John. Together they were comic gold.
I've watched this for the third time now in a month and I laugh just as hard every time! Marty Feldman was a side-splitting comedienne! Love John Cleese in this episode too. He was phenomenally funny!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I think 'comedienne' is the feminine? He'd be a comedian
John Cleese: the Human Pressure-Cooker.
My father played squash with him....it was fun to watch
This is absolutely wonderful! What an amazing piece of writing...
I'd recommend watching him in the original, 'Double Bill' by Johnny Speight, on which this sketch is based, it is incredible.
@@sianross999 I would like to! I couldn't find it on TH-cam though, any ideas?
@@joelonsdale th-cam.com/video/xk66qXF2ixE/w-d-xo.html
Oh god I'm freakin' dying right now!!!
Marty Feldman was a genius!
very clever sketch, holds up beautifully almost 50 years later.
Absolutely
Marty Feldman must never be forgotten. Bring back his BBC shows!
If you watch the beekeeper sketch with John Cleese and Rowan Atkinson you can see that this was the foundation for that sketch. Marty was an unsung hero of comedy. Truly funny looking and very clever, I love that he turned himself invisible in the middle and said: "I'm back"! Only Marty could have pulled that off so well.
this was absolutely the foundation basis for mighty Python
Yes very much so n i can see a bit of mighty boosh in there too
Cleese says so in interviews, much later. He revealed many rejected sketches he wrote for this show were included in Flying Circus, later. I, myself, cannot make myself invisible but am happy to report these anecdotes appear in my new, upcoming “Covid- trivia Board Game”. I have had so much free time, I have even managed to study brain surgery and am expected to perform my first transplant later tonite, “‘around 8 o’Clock”, or so I am told.
Just phenomenal. Thank you for posting this video...Mac
John Cleese and Marty Feldman, great combination!
And after all this time, I thought Monty Python came out of nowhere. Well for us in the U.S. it did...originally on PBS. We didn't quite know what to make of it except we knew we loved it. Well, I read it was actually in Dallas on KERA in 1974, but it was on PBS in Philadelphia where I and my friends first saw it. In fact, at school, I told friends as if I had discovered it first only to find out they had already seen the show too. Everybody was a fan.
My dad told me Elvis use to love Monty python, cracked him up and he'd always have it on repeat at Graceland lol
If you've not listened to the goon show I highly recommend it
Well now, this has to be the best comedy sketch ever. Marty Feldman is weirdly brilliant and most underrated.
Martin Allan "Marty "Feldman.
Born 8 july 1934.
Died 2 december 1982.
He was great..
fwyion jlock indeed
I laughed pretty hard from John trying not to laugh. XD
I believe that Marty Feldman's eyes protruded the way they did was due to him being overly full of comedic talent.
Astute observation! The man had to much talent trapped inside his frame.
That and Grave's disease
Hyperthyroidism.
Little did they know they were writing the future of American politics.
One of my all time favorite sketches! Marty is always so great, that even Cleese has to stand back! Love that crazy little man! =D
Absolutely fantastic 😂
Laughter is so good for you..
you re not going to tell me that Rowan Atkinson does not know every sketch by Marty inside out...the "speech impediment" had a comeback in the "beekeeper interview"
I found this through a TH-cam link on Feldman, but I was stunned to see such a young John Cleese! This is an incredible find!
Thanks for commenting - I think this sketch is the ultimate demonstration of Marty's genius!!
This is probably the only time I ever saw John Cleese crack up during a sketch! 😂
Opening music is from The Paul Temple BBC Radio Series. Heard fairly regularly on BBC Radio 4 Extra. Also Marty Feldman's writing talents are heard on Round The Horn and that Cleese fellow can be heard on I'm Sorry, I'll read that again. Also regularly played on BBC 4XTRA.
Two of the greatest
Marty Feldman in Young Frankenstein as Igor was his best ever part.
Voice of the North "Say nothing!"
How can you ever better that pure brilliance
I think this is one of my most favorite skits that Marty did,
Again I laughed so f****** hard I'm in tears
What a genius. Every time I see him my ribs hurt from laughing.
What a good laughter for 7 mins!
Ah bless him, one of the best, Rest In Peace Marty
Cleese as the straight man! Quite versatile.
He plays the straight man in the dead parrot sketch, amongst others.
@@hb1338 Only eg of a straight man in uk comedy I can think of is Ernie Wise, the boring man. Apart from him : who was ever the straight man ?
This is a personal favorite of mine, thanks for uplaoding it!
Simply brilliant.
cleese is such a class act man
Gone, back . Almost Got Cleese laughing!
Absolute brilliant. Many thank;s
5:47 - Cleesey's corpsing ;) Precious!
4:37 too
@@TheFriendoftheFunk Yes, he looks like he lost it then, great recovery by 4:46. The genius of MF meets the (almost) professionalism of JC.
lol, "i'm gone", "im back"
it was my favourite bit too.
some of the most brilliant comedy ever, is when John Cleese gets irritated... and every minute Marty is on film is worth watching......"What hump???????"
I nearly spilt my coffee, this is so mad.
My friend this alone was worth the sub..TY
Amazing!
omg the two best actors ever!!! :D
Splendorous ... I Just Love these two guys...
Marty Feldman..genius !!!
He broke Cleese up a few times there.
He certainly did!
5:45 you can see Cleese try not to laugh when he says "I'm back"
Cleese and Feldman a match made in heaven 🇬🇧🇬🇧👍
Genius, Yes. Forgotten ? Never.
Hilarious! Marty was a very underrated comic talent. It was good to see John Cleese lose the plot at one point there. Gold!
lol, he was not underrated. nor was WC Fields, Jerry Lewis, Lou Costello, Grouch Marx.
I have ; It's Marty. I am so delighted to find this short video clip . thanks for uploading it
That was so weird! I'm laughing and I don't know why! 🤣
Simply Feldman.
Hilarious! I'm gone..I'm back! Gotta love Cleese and Feldman. Feldman was so great in Young Frankenstein.
Two of the funniest humans that ever lived. We lost Marty way too soon. 🥲
Thank you.
Both are brilliant in that sketch.
Cleese is having a lot of trouble not laughing. And I don't blame him. :D
Brilliant !
I think Marty was so incredible crazy... 🤣😂 His Talent in and outside... 😁😝🤪
Now that was incredible!
My favorite movie with Marty Feldman is Yellowbeard.
If you've never seen it, Shame On You.
Starring Graham Chapman.
John Cleese.
Eric Idle.
Peter Cook.
Peter Boyle.
Cheech and Chong.
Marty of course and
James Mason!!😮
If you like hilarious pirates, you've found your movie.
Say no more, nudge, nudge.
Damn. How could I forget Madeline Khan!?!
Ahh that was bloody wicked!!
That was fun. Thank you. Especially seeing such a young John, so handsome.
I love Marty Feldman.
Marty for ever 😁😁😁😁😍😍😍😍😍😍😍🤣🤣🤣🤣😂🎭🎭🎭 One of the Best. A Genius
Excellent.
Need this Humor at such a strange time! Thanks Mate! COVID World Lockdown 2020.
I love Marty he was a real jem. 😂😂😂 needed this after this day.
Idk how John can keep a straight face? I wonder if he had to take breaks.
Aaah, Glob! One of Marty's best characters!
classic stuff. Brilliant.
5:48 John starts to bust up
Yes, and that's unusual for him. He always seems the one to keep a straight face.
When someone can make even stone - face 😤 Cleese start to lose his composure 😄😄.(.I never saw him lose it on 'Python ' .not like this ..).all present for that platinum performance were in the presence of truly a GENIUS ... How Lucky they were to witness this firsthand.👀🌝. timeless comedy .. you KNOW that Marty is truly magical🌌🔥🏆🃏( 🥁he was also a drummer) 🌬️⚡💫✨💫.😲😃😄😂🤣. 🧠💖.. Feldman surpassed even John Cleese in the humor department .🧠.. He was funnier than all the Python bunch put together. 🧠💘 ❗ ... They ALL learned from HIM ...a LOT of comics did...👁️°👁️ the Great🔝 Professor of Genius Laughs🌞🌪️🌈🌟🎓🏆🎩💎💯➕.from a genius mind💎🧠 . 💪🤳.👑 ❇️❇️❇️❇️❇️❇️☝️😃😍🤩😘☺️☺️
@ 5:50 .. Cleese actually cracks a smile😱😄😁You never saw that on the Flying Circus.....😊😊
Maybe that is why the Python bunch never had Marty Feldman as a cast member of the 'Circus' ... afraid Marty would steal their thunder ?!?.🤔🤨. ☹️ 😭...He never even had a guest appearance ... WHY?!?..😲😭.a glaring omission.😕😖.. a snub😤😤😤 born of envy and jealousy.😭....maybe ..(???) just my humble opinion... .😲🤪😵😠😠
I should know - I own the complete box set of every episode they did .. why wasn't he in their movies either ?!??... 🤔🤨🤨🙄😒😮... just strange how they omitted him .. what a shame... 🙄😫😕😵🤪😱😠
Oh, the good old days...when people were allowed to sit next to each other
This fits quite nicely with "How to irritate people"!!!
SUCH A CUTIE))))))
The man who started Monty......Such a genius.Marty thank u from Thessaloniki Greece!
+Μπάμπης Αβραμίδης bullshit. he didn't start monty
I mean at least inspired monty.You know best.
+Μπάμπης Αβραμίδης nor did he inspire monty.
read 'so anyway'... by john cleese
I won't argue with u and i don't want to.I just heard it in a form of documentary for his life and work and an actor or cinema critic or someone can't remember that said that.I myselfe with my little knowledge think that from the moment that he started in some films with actors that formed monty,it's inevedable that some sort of inspiration from his playing had some effect on monty.That's all.Thank u for the info about the book and your time.
Yeayea we all inspire one another, move forward in a tradition, knowing it or not. of course there are always influences. so cheerio!
One of my favourite sketches! so very funny but annoying at the same time.
Thanks for posting this hilarious!
love them!
John Cleese had *insane* groupies during the Monty Python years, and this video neatly exhibits why.
I want to know that please
Opens with the theme tune for the Paul Temple radio show.
nice turn it takes
This made my day, 5 minutes later and I'm still laughing.
Marty made his mishappened looks a gift of great talent for all lucky of us to enjoy his comedy
Forgotten? He looked in two different directions at once, who'd forget that?
Mortgage eyes. One fixed, the other variable.
John Cleese is funny enough on his own. But as he shows here, he is also a great straight man.
He is a straight man for the entirety of the cheese sketch, essentially. His slow burn is what makes him so great at it.