Great interview with David,a very intelligent and interesting guy..I would have liked Richard to have asked him what he thought of popstar Morrissey when he met him,apparantly David did the voice for the audio book for him!
The conversation about working class people getting into the arts is a really important one for me. When I was at primary and secondary school (which isn't that long ago) I got free violin lessons for a good few years as part of a programme that was aiming to get people from working class areas like mine into music in a meaningful way. Now that same secondary school has switched from being a school with a performing arts focus to a school with an IT focus (I say this like the arts department wasn't underfunded even when it was allegedly the focus). And now the music department has been moved into a room that isn't big enough to swing a cat in and isn't given the budget for instruments. A real shame.
That just shows how much of a 'token' and meaningless thing it was to the school. They weren't doing it for the good of the pupils, but only to jump on the current popular bandwagon of the time. Once that focus changes, the school quickly drops it and switches focus to. Typical.
i've really warmed to rhlstp in recent weeeks and to herring as a host and comedian. morrisey is a great guest. after they chatted about accents, i was trying to pin morrisey's accent and couldn't decide if he was soft scots, soft irish, or soft northern english. was surprised to read he's a scouser!
One summer..Davids first TV role .5 episode drama 1982/83..Broadcast on channel 4..Two Liverpool school kids run away to Wales..Written by Willy Russell..♥️
Firstly bizarre that anyone would dislike this on the basis that if you listen to RHLSTP then you know the format (see previous 150+ episodes), and also somehow people can still end up arguing with each other about bollocks.
A tea goes very well with these, I think I'll make myself one too! I remember One Summer - I was a bit young got it at the time, but was still allowed to stay up and watch it on a Sunday night.
Thanks, Rich! I was almost blown away when I googled The Cobbler and saw, in that IMDb/Rotten Tomatoes/Roger Ebert preview box, a 9 under Rotten Tomatoes! It was only when I saw the % symbol after it that the world made sense again. I thought to myself, 'It's a rare day you see a single digit rating from Rotten Tomatoes'. Then I looked up Basic Instinct 2. 7%.
another pleasant sit down with a cuppa and a bowla and RHLSTP. meeting someone new is always a perk when I RHLSTP. never disappointed, always entertained, nice or interesting people only always want to talk to Richard. and that's a good thing.
I was only slightly dissapointed you didn't swoop in and ask the ham hand/sun cream armpit question when he said his dads hand were like pieces of meat, but I understand why. Great interview 🖐
What a truly lovely sensitive, compassionate, thoughtful, intelligent and humorous guy! Which I find odd because I've utterly disliked everything I've seen him in.
maurice chevalier - known to his friends as Maurice C so as to not confuse him with their other friend Maurice B who is black, and therefore a bit scary.
The comedy.co.uk have messed up all the podcasts. The file names are now random, they stick two of their own NoWTV adverts in them, then straight after Richard does his. Will have to start making my own I guess :(
The other day The Walking Dead crossed my mind for the first time in ages. I'd watched it through Season 4, enjoying it, and was living in America when Season 5 started. So it was with some anticipation that I started in on the season premiere. But there was something about the first ten minutes, the specific nature of the violence in that short time, that made me say no. I turned it off and haven't watched since. Rather than simply download what I hadn't seen, I googled the show to 1) see if it was still going and 2) get some sense of whether it was worth the effort. Because to be honest, at the point I stopped watching, I thought there were perhaps two seasons worth of good material left before it ran its course. Seeing the expression "jumped the shark" more than once in that search convinced me that it was a road not worth travelling.
i was at rhlstp on 27 march and there was some old local actor, sorry but i'm not from England so i dont remember his name. The podcast was very funny, but somehow i cant find this episode here, could anyone tell me where i can find it???
We have lots in the bank so we aren't up to the March ones yet. They will all be released in order, but there is possible bad news about one guest whose management have asked us not to release the podcast. It was a great one, so we're working on changing their mind, but don't think to any avail.
This is a sensitive, interesting and well-led interview. What happened RH? That's not what I watch your shows for! Why aren't you drunk and beautifully obnoxious?
@@joewakeford yeh. i actually cried. not going to lie. It stuck with me for days. He was the best and i wish i saw him live (though i met him once). He and Sean Lock were my favourite comedians and we lost both of them within weeks of each other to the same illness.
Damn, I thought this was gonna be Russell Howard’s Leicester Square Theatre Podcast. So, only 2 minutes in and already disappointed. Oh Well, as long as they will talk about men behaving badly, it’ll all work out ok.
You haven't had anything to drink all year? Not even tea or water? You must be thirsty. You do know that's dangerous. I hope I haven't shocked you with this information. :-)
He's a reactionary douchebag. And anyway, not everything on TH-cam has to be a debate over whether immigrants or Muslims are the source of all our troubles. There's already plenty of that if you want it.
@@tcritt It's not clear, who are you calling a 'reactionary douchebag', The Smiths Morrissey, David Morrissey or Richard? I think it might be The Smiths one.
@@tcritt Well, it didn't seem to fit David or Richard, although that may depend on how you personally feel about them, which is why I guessed The Smiths one. But as I know almost nothing about him, I couldn't be sure. Smith's Morrissey wasn't relevant to me when he was famous, it's even less now.
Great interview with David,a very intelligent and interesting guy..I would have liked Richard to have asked him what he thought of popstar Morrissey when he met him,apparantly David did the voice for the audio book for him!
The conversation about working class people getting into the arts is a really important one for me. When I was at primary and secondary school (which isn't that long ago) I got free violin lessons for a good few years as part of a programme that was aiming to get people from working class areas like mine into music in a meaningful way. Now that same secondary school has switched from being a school with a performing arts focus to a school with an IT focus (I say this like the arts department wasn't underfunded even when it was allegedly the focus). And now the music department has been moved into a room that isn't big enough to swing a cat in and isn't given the budget for instruments. A real shame.
That just shows how much of a 'token' and meaningless thing it was to the school. They weren't doing it for the good of the pupils, but only to jump on the current popular bandwagon of the time. Once that focus changes, the school quickly drops it and switches focus to. Typical.
A fine man and a fine interviewee.
This is one of the best episodes ever. Thank you Richard. David was brilliant and I loved the amount of space you gave him, brilliant interviewing.
David Morrissey is absolutely tremendous. Fantastic interview !
could watch David Morrisey talk all day!
48:54 very moving talking about his father and opening up about feeling the need to prove himself
i've really warmed to rhlstp in recent weeeks and to herring as a host and comedian. morrisey is a great guest. after they chatted about accents, i was trying to pin morrisey's accent and couldn't decide if he was soft scots, soft irish, or soft northern english. was surprised to read he's a scouser!
One summer..Davids first TV role .5 episode drama 1982/83..Broadcast on channel 4..Two Liverpool
school kids run away to Wales..Written by Willy Russell..♥️
Great chat, I've been looking forward to this one since I heard he was on.
What a lovely man.
Great interview what an excellent guest.
Great actor, love to see him in something big soon
That part about the hands was great.
Firstly bizarre that anyone would dislike this on the basis that if you listen to RHLSTP then you know the format (see previous 150+ episodes), and also somehow people can still end up arguing with each other about bollocks.
Fabulous interview. Brilliant when the audience ‘pre laughed’ in the cobbler story
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, beautiful and sweet Sir David!
awesome, paused while i make a brew, i hope "one summer" gets a mention
A tea goes very well with these, I think I'll make myself one too! I remember One Summer - I was a bit young got it at the time, but was still allowed to stay up and watch it on a Sunday night.
it didn't. shame really
David Morrissey in 'The Knobbler'
This was fantastic. Love from Liverpool ;)
Liverpool, eh? So what's your "Beatles moment"?
@@kenlieck7756 Eh?
@@affalaffaa At 13:46 David spoke of having his "Beatles moment";
I thought since Bella's in Liverpool she might have had one as well...
Really great to see that the governor has 2 eyes again
YES!!!!! Good morning fellow RHLSTPers (kettle is ACTIVATED)
Basic Instinct 2: Electric Boogaloo
Johnny Coolin you’re getting muddled up with break dance 2 : back in the habit
was good though
Thanks, Rich!
I was almost blown away when I googled The Cobbler and saw, in that IMDb/Rotten Tomatoes/Roger Ebert preview box, a 9 under Rotten Tomatoes! It was only when I saw the % symbol after it that the world made sense again.
I thought to myself, 'It's a rare day you see a single digit rating from Rotten Tomatoes'. Then I looked up Basic Instinct 2. 7%.
another pleasant sit down with a cuppa and a bowla and RHLSTP. meeting someone new is always a perk when I RHLSTP. never disappointed, always entertained, nice or interesting people only always want to talk to Richard. and that's a good thing.
I was only slightly dissapointed you didn't swoop in and ask the ham hand/sun cream armpit question when he said his dads hand were like pieces of meat, but I understand why.
Great interview 🖐
Love this Rich, what an entertaining, and chortle ridden podcast!
ONE SUMMER
What a truly lovely sensitive, compassionate, thoughtful, intelligent and humorous guy! Which I find odd because I've utterly disliked everything I've seen him in.
Totally agree with your first sentence, he was lovely...but I like everything I've seen of his so can't give you a like, sorry hun.. :)
You need to seek out more of his work then. One Summer and Holding On are my two favourites from his TV career.
I’ve never seen anything that he’s been in.
Ah, so not Neil Morrissey.
There needs to be Morrissey only RHLSTP series.
Neil Morrissey.
Morrissey (Stephen/Smiths)
... some more Morrisseys.
maurice chevalier - known to his friends as Maurice C so as to not confuse him with their other friend Maurice B who is black, and therefore a bit scary.
Johnny Morris e
ChubbyChecker182 as far as I can remember, Johnny Morris didn’t have a random stray letter e after his name.
Ham hands
Definitely going to check out Basic Instinct2 now...naked David Morrissey ..😀
yeh it's super nudey
Really great episode 👍
The comedy.co.uk have messed up all the podcasts. The file names are now random, they stick two of their own NoWTV adverts in them, then straight after Richard does his. Will have to start making my own I guess :(
Steven Whiting I just use the podcast app on iPad. All the episodes are on there in order, and ad free.
The other day The Walking Dead crossed my mind for the first time in ages. I'd watched it through Season 4, enjoying it, and was living in America when Season 5 started. So it was with some anticipation that I started in on the season premiere.
But there was something about the first ten minutes, the specific nature of the violence in that short time, that made me say no. I turned it off and haven't watched since.
Rather than simply download what I hadn't seen, I googled the show to 1) see if it was still going and 2) get some sense of whether it was worth the effort. Because to be honest, at the point I stopped watching, I thought there were perhaps two seasons worth of good material left before it ran its course.
Seeing the expression "jumped the shark" more than once in that search convinced me that it was a road not worth travelling.
i was at rhlstp on 27 march and there was some old local actor, sorry but i'm not from England so i dont remember his name. The podcast was very funny, but somehow i cant find this episode here, could anyone tell me where i can find it???
We have lots in the bank so we aren't up to the March ones yet. They will all be released in order, but there is possible bad news about one guest whose management have asked us not to release the podcast. It was a great one, so we're working on changing their mind, but don't think to any avail.
It was episode with Nicholas Parsons. ok thank you, didn't actually expect the host of channel would answer)
@@МаркВарламов-г4б Of course. That one will be released in a few months.
If Liam Neeson was semi-skimmed.
i want to go to every rhlstp but i live in the usa : (
This is a sensitive, interesting and well-led interview. What happened RH? That's not what I watch your shows for! Why aren't you drunk and beautifully obnoxious?
Didn't even ask him if he can suck his own cock
David morrisey😘😂
oo liked that
Norm McDonald looks really good here.
He's a very deep in the closet gay man
i fkn love norm macdonald
@@butterflymoon6368 Me too! Legend! So sad he's gone :(
@@joewakeford yeh. i actually cried. not going to lie. It stuck with me for days. He was the best and i wish i saw him live (though i met him once). He and Sean Lock were my favourite comedians and we lost both of them within weeks of each other to the same illness.
Shoes & socks episode... ☺
Morrissey's let himself go
Someone had to say it
I like this. It's layered ;)
idk, he looks much better than Moz for my money
Get Sharon Stone on. And get her to do the Basic Instinct thing (I will get front row seats).
grow up
I loved Big Fish!
where is this filmed?
Can't sing, David? Bad Lip Reading begs to differ: th-cam.com/video/fb2f6OMP1p0/w-d-xo.html
Damn, I thought this was gonna be Russell Howard’s Leicester Square Theatre Podcast. So, only 2 minutes in and already disappointed. Oh Well, as long as they will talk about men behaving badly, it’ll all work out ok.
It looks like richard's jumper is in soft focus
Just wondering, are you a little bit drunk, tired or both in that intro?
Neither - haven't had a drink all year. And record these at beginning of evening
You haven't had anything to drink all year? Not even tea or water? You must be thirsty. You do know that's dangerous. I hope I haven't shocked you with this information. :-)
The Patrick Bergin version was far superior to Costner's. Fight me.
Oh I was thinking it's be the one from the Smiths. You need more people you disagree with to debate with
He's a reactionary douchebag. And anyway, not everything on TH-cam has to be a debate over whether immigrants or Muslims are the source of all our troubles. There's already plenty of that if you want it.
@@tcritt It's not clear, who are you calling a 'reactionary douchebag', The Smiths Morrissey, David Morrissey or Richard? I think it might be The Smiths one.
@@lwaves Which one is famous for being a reactionary douchebag?
@@tcritt Well, it didn't seem to fit David or Richard, although that may depend on how you personally feel about them, which is why I guessed The Smiths one. But as I know almost nothing about him, I couldn't be sure. Smith's Morrissey wasn't relevant to me when he was famous, it's even less now.
@@emucat1 Found another reactionary douchebag. Lol.
Oh God I hate Adam Sandler movies.
Even Adam Sandler hates them
but they're a way to get all his mates a free holiday.