Very well noticed old bean👍... the barber played along very very well, a bit like playing with a rottweiler or a bear they must trust each other implicitly!
What a fantastic bloke....underneath all the bollox, a caring, compassionate wonderful human being..who has no equal in today's sad desperate society...
I actually met Daniel Rouah (the barber in this video). He said in spite of Ollie being so drunk, he was actually one of the nicest people he's ever met.
and it was definitely 2 fingers up to the every cunt with a view. Good on the bloke, he would have been put out to pasture today, a crying shame really.
Do you know that Oliver Reed got drunk and whent around the streets punshing random people, fathers with children and is family and so on ? Do you ? And do you know that Oliver Reed normal days consisted of going to the bar, seat in front of the balcony and drink until he fall to the ground vomiting and falling asleep , wake up, got up, drink again and repeat it all over ? Do you ? Ok. Just to be sure :D
On a knife edge! Man alive, he was completely off his head during the hair chop, one dangerous DANGEROUS dude, Ollie Reed! Lol! Hats off to the Froggy barber, he handled the situation as well as anyone could have, real class act! :)
It's almost as if Olivers anger comes from the fact that his early years on the planet were tough, he was tough. Yet, at the same time has been a film star, with the "oh darling" crowd, and it's become a battle within!
What a man, a real man! Going on a tour of his old pubs in Surrey and Broome Hall this weekend, can't wait. Have you all read 'what fresh lunacy is this' if not you must!!
The only man who gets his haircut by willy wonka, insults the man at every opportunity, commits criminal damage then attempts to throttle the barber. When late night tv was worth staying up for 🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Ali Baba ?". That was enough to send Oliver over the edge then back to being as calm as a kitten in the next 5 seconds. Truly one of a kind and the best drinking partner a party could have.
Even when drunk he was the master of the ceremony and the barber compromised his luck of guts with his fine line sense of humor. I’d never recommend the lifestyle of Oliver Reed but what a man and how he lived his life!
Remember seeing this first time around on itv late at night.The hairdresser escapes out of his grip and ollie chases him round the room while one of the crew shouts oliie! ollie!
If you dared to speak to him, you could end up with a bloody nose or a discertation of Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree who died on 2 July 1917, at a London nursing home at 15 Henrietta Street, Marylebone, from pulmonary blood clots after undergoing surgery for a leg injury. He was survived by his wife and three daughters, and also by six children from his liaison with (Beatrice) May Pinney (later Reed): among these children were the film director Carol Reed and Peter Reed, the father of the film actor Oliver Reed. His body was cremated and his ashes were placed in Hampstead cemetery.
Lol I think you can take out “classy” but certainly an original, intelligent and exceedingly talented man. I think he was in a lot of pain. Wish he got help
The guy in the purple suit, the suit itself, reminded me of the late(also) Gene Wilder as Willy Wonka! Leonard Stone who played Mr. Salt played a character, Mr. Farnum in "Lost In Space" similar outfit as well. Shades of Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory, I loved Wonka, I liked Mr. Wilder's sideburns, and his character made chocolate. My late maternal grandmother's name was "Golden" like the Ticket, but I did not know that fact in 1973, Christmas time. I had my first celebrity crush on Mr. Wilder! Mr. Brando was next, several characters. I liked Mr. Wilder in "Young Frankenstein". Mr. Brando as the Don, Sky Masterson and as Stanley Kowalski. Both were handsome! I like the French accent in this film, merci beaucoup. Monsieur Reed was hot!
He mentions another amazing gentleman ,Andy Ripley ,extraordinary athelete .He knew class when he saw it. What a pair of Diamonds ,i do hope they met each other .
Yep, and we Irish can be proud to say he lived in, and loved Cork during his later Years. Ollie Reed was a Guy who, though he drank heavily, was always able to act great no matter what. As with everyone he had his faults, some of them major, but he was a legend in his own right. I love how he says "TROGGS........ French Prick!!". The Barber here knew exactly what to expect and could handle it.
Oliver Reed served as a medic for two years in the British Army. It was after the korean war so he relates being told war stories by those who had served there.
im really glad you posted this, it was on about a year ago then dissapeared, fucking love ollie. Would love to go and walk about his old house in wimbledon i think it is, the one he restored. I saw a few years ago it was split into smaller houses and one was for sale. He loved that house.
KonkeyDongOO7 Wow thats young I am 53! I still feel like I did when I was 30. I have drank half a Bottle of Vodka each day for the last 20 years, I never have a hangover and feel good. Maybe He had an underlying problem dude? Merry Christmas!
It's 01.30am I laughed so hard when he saw himself in the mirror having his hair blow dried I woke the wife up. I tried to re-watch it but couldn't watch it with my eye's open cause I was laughing so hard.
When the barber showed him his reflection in the mirror and immediately smashed it, I laughed out loud and couldn't stop for about two minutes. Barbers are a fucking pain in the arse at the best of times and Ollie wouldn't take any of his shit, ha ha. I particularly liked at the end when Ollie (in make-up) started to wrestle the barber for no apparent reason while the barber giggled like a schoolgirl. Hilarious.
Ollie was pure gold at heart, his insults were just awful, the Barber must know him well enough to deal with that so well. The blunt witty remarks and wide-eyed expression very similar to my late Uncles after a wagon of whisky. Same year birth like Ollie, but unlike him he passed away after 1 too many, and 7 years after the distinguished Thespian.
3:38 I thought this name had to be some drunken joke. Googled. Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree. What a character. He had many affairs and many illegitimate children, including Oliver's dad. Also the father of 3rd Man creater Carol Reed.
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Frog jokes aside this French man deserves full respect for his complete lack of fear at a quite unpredictable Reed, even able to squeeze his cheek.
Definitely. And he managed to get more out of him than most other interviewers too.
The French man clearly loves him.
Good rapport
Very well noticed old bean👍... the barber played along very very well, a bit like playing with a rottweiler or a bear they must trust each other implicitly!
The barber is awesome. Looks very much like Sylvester McCoy.
I love how Oliver completely polarises people. He died just at the turn of the century, pre 911. Can't imagine him enjoying what followed.
"Make me look like a rock n' roller... You frog bastard!" Gotta love Ollie Reed, he is surely the ultimate English icon!
So good
Olly was king, the king is dead, long live the king...
The host here was incredible! He really knew how to interact with Ollie and always kept his cool
The barber managed to interview Ollie, when the pros never stood a chnace
Haha your so right
He was superb!
chemistry lol
"Make me look like a rock'n roller you frog bastard!"
I never realised Oliver was a poet until now.
I actually think he forgot he was dressed as santa and the mirror scared the shit out of him...lol.
+WeirdCityCitizen Hello fellow Droog!
Lol. That was disturbing
This may be the funniest 9 minutes of video I’ve ever seen
What a fantastic bloke....underneath all the bollox, a caring, compassionate wonderful human being..who has no equal in today's sad desperate society...
I wish I could be 20 in the 1950s in London
It would be a bit soggy
1950s London
"Do you drive a fast car?"
"I drive a n-n-nissan three and a half turbo, is that fast enough for you frog?"
hahahahahahahaha....the most perfect sentence ever uttered :)
You frog bastard
I bloody disintegrated into tears when he said that ...
Highlight
Amazing 😂
The frog army never beated the blighty boys🤣🤣
Oliver kept it real & the barber really knew how to roll with the punches, the original hellraisers surpass the rock n rollers of today
I actually met Daniel Rouah (the barber in this video). He said in spite of Ollie being so drunk, he was actually one of the nicest people he's ever met.
You’re kidding Ollie tried to fight him at the end
@@amandeepvall male bonding 4 old school guys like Ollie
'The frog army never beat the blighty boys'
But they did die protecting the British retreat at Dunkirk.
Best line
Except when they conquered them in 1066.
@@thespamdance311 The Normans were viking visitors in France, they weren't true Frenchmen.
@@GeoffreyBronson ollie would love that one
Although he died before his time, he lived his life exactly how he wanted to and wouldn't have had it any other way.
and it was definitely 2 fingers up to the every cunt with a view. Good on the bloke, he would have been put out to pasture today, a crying shame really.
Do you know that Oliver Reed got drunk and whent around the streets punshing random people, fathers with children and is family and so on ? Do you ?
And do you know that Oliver Reed normal days consisted of going to the bar, seat in front of the balcony and drink until he fall to the ground vomiting and falling asleep , wake up, got up, drink again and repeat it all over ?
Do you ? Ok. Just to be sure :D
I love the way the barber just ignores or laughs at the insults. Funny.
Uncultured leaders would do well to watch this.
Best way for it. Todays generation would be so offended. Sticks n stones.
When men were men and not been offended all the time. ❤🏴🇨🇵
You do know he wore make-up to do his job?
On a knife edge! Man alive, he was completely off his head during the hair chop, one dangerous DANGEROUS dude, Ollie Reed! Lol!
Hats off to the Froggy barber, he handled the situation as well as anyone could have, real class act! :)
It's almost as if Olivers anger comes from the fact that his early years on the planet were tough, he was tough. Yet, at the same time has been a film star, with the "oh darling" crowd, and it's become a battle within!
I nearly shit myself laughing when he smashed the mirror !
haha same ere, what a legend this man!
Did Ye Aye ?
It's good to shit!
I like how they censored Ollie saying "prick" but the barber literally repeats it in the next sentence.
What a man, a real man! Going on a tour of his old pubs in Surrey and Broome Hall this weekend, can't wait. Have you all read 'what fresh lunacy is this' if not you must!!
You do know he wore make-up to do his job?
The only man who gets his haircut by willy wonka, insults the man at every opportunity, commits criminal damage then attempts to throttle the barber.
When late night tv was worth staying up for 🤣🤣🤣🤣
I would be pissed off too if Willy Wonka was cutting my hair.
😂😂😂😂
Hahaha. Great comment. In fact, it looks like Willy Wonka actually DID cut my hair! Haha.
I thought that too lol
"Why you trying to make me look like The Gazza?"
100%
That's an incredibly professional man.
The barber definitely got the jest, what a great sport and an incredible actor.
Excellent observation. Most cultures hundreds of miles away from the history and fighting in that significant portion of Europe and island's
'I drive a Nissan three and a half turbo. How about that, is that fast enough for you, frog?'
Haha. Dear god. "The....frog army never beat the...BLIGHTY BOYS!" Fucking hilarious.
massivethrobbingmast
The French couldn't fight out of paper bag!
I wish there was more of this i could watch it for hours Ollie was an incredible actor i wish i had the chance to shake his hand. 😥
"Ali Baba ?". That was enough to send Oliver over the edge then back to being as calm as a kitten in the next 5 seconds. Truly one of a kind and the best drinking partner a party could have.
-“Can I have some eye drops?”
-Spray of petroleum based hairspray into eyes.
-Let the games begin!
Another phenomenally talented and beautiful man losing himself to drink.
LOL
what is about great actors,writers,or poets and alcohol,maybe it hides their vulnerability,or deep insight
I'd argue that he found himself with drink. What a boring life it would have been otherwise.
The wonderful world of drink. Not for all your poor people!
He didn't lose it, it was his to give away
One of my favorite actors RIP the Great Oliver Reed.
This video made me tear up. C'est si triste et si drole dans le meme temps.
Absolutely fantastic...you frog bastard....makes today's actors look like nothing.
That's our Ollie ❤😍
the barber guy has some balls, doesnt get flustered at all
This is fucking great, I love how he challenges a randomer to a fight mid-way through the whole thing lmfao
"Wanna fight "? No not today thanks lol
Even when drunk he was the master of the ceremony and the barber compromised his luck of guts with his fine line sense of humor.
I’d never recommend the lifestyle of Oliver Reed but what a man and how he lived his life!
Brillant loved this bloke
He was a brilliant actor and what a character
This is brillant
I love his drunken and sober interviews and tv appearances more than his movies!
You think the state he is in is good? Are you a pathetic drunk too?
@@philbemji3337 Sound like you need a drink lol or at least take that stick out of your ass.
I love how they bleeped the word "prick" when Ollie said it, but they didn't bleep it when the barber said it. Haha 😄
And I was thinking did he say pri... when the barber confirmed it !
So Glad Oliver was a Spurs supporter as well as a great charismatic actor ! , pure Legend....R.I.P.....
Remember seeing this first time around on itv late at night.The hairdresser escapes out of his grip and ollie chases him round the room while one of the crew shouts oliie! ollie!
Bloody hell ..shame this upload don't have thar part. Sounds good haha
He was equal parts charming and terrifying. Like a white Idi Amin.
If you dared to speak to him, you could end up with a bloody nose or a discertation of Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree who died on 2 July 1917, at a London nursing home at 15 Henrietta Street, Marylebone, from pulmonary blood clots after undergoing surgery for a leg injury. He was survived by his wife and three daughters, and also by six children from his liaison with (Beatrice) May Pinney (later Reed): among these children were the film director Carol Reed and Peter Reed, the father of the film actor Oliver Reed. His body was cremated and his ashes were placed in Hampstead cemetery.
Legend, pure and simple.
Intolerable drunk. Simple
Pathetic drunk.
He always looked threatening, like he was ready to pop someone in the kisser.
Mark E Smith had the same vibe, both professional pssheads who somehow managed to keep tbeir sht together for their talent.
One of my favourite videos ever! Still quote it today.
With Ollie it seems you're always one word away from either a hug or a punch.
So sad that he drank so heavily... Ollie had the most stunningly beautiful eyes ...
Intelligent classy and so handsome.
Lol I think you can take out “classy” but certainly an original, intelligent and exceedingly talented man. I think he was in a lot of pain. Wish he got help
@@Ditka-89 mmmmm I beleive Oliver had an air of class, definately wasn't a snob.
He enjoyed life. 😊
they are both incredible
My God where did you find this footage its amazing Ollie is so unpredictable i miss him so much a true british Legend a bloody brilliant actor. 😁
The guy in the purple suit, the suit itself, reminded me of the late(also) Gene Wilder as Willy Wonka! Leonard Stone who played Mr. Salt played a character, Mr. Farnum in "Lost In Space" similar outfit as well. Shades of Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory, I loved Wonka, I liked Mr. Wilder's sideburns, and his character made chocolate. My late maternal grandmother's name was "Golden" like the Ticket, but I did not know that fact in 1973, Christmas time. I had my first celebrity crush on Mr. Wilder! Mr. Brando was next, several characters. I liked Mr. Wilder in "Young Frankenstein". Mr. Brando as the Don, Sky Masterson and as Stanley Kowalski. Both were handsome! I like the French accent in this film, merci beaucoup. Monsieur Reed was hot!
He looked like surge from the Beverly hills cop
I totally see it! He does remind me of Gene Wilder too! That sardonic smile and snarky personality
He looks so funny at the end . . . . ha ha ha I know this may be not be the right word, but that's adorable.
He is adorable, like a naughty schoolboy!
When I was young he was the coolest person that I shared a name with! Now everyone is called Ollie.
I would have liked to see a bit more at the end as it looks like he is really gonna beat that frog up!
God bless you Ollie.
0:38 I am fuuuuucking crying 😂😂
4:42 Ollie gives it the ol' razzle dazzle.
I love you Ollie. Always have. Always will. See you on the Other Side❤
Raise your glass🍺
He wanted a fucking teddy's pompadour, but the snip-happy frog kept carving away his hair til he hadn't enough.
The haircut he got was actually very good - appropriate for his age and a little bit edgy without being ridiculous.
This is the best video on TH-cam
I remember watching this at the time and you just knew it was coming.
Laughing so much. Best british bloke in acting ever.
Haha 3:20 is the best bit when he's says the french word for prick and olle starts laughin. so cute!
He then seems to apologise for slipping out of character.
The bowtie joke was sublime. The barber had no comeback
He was only 61 when he died in 1999.
Just love the guy. One of my heroes.
He mentions another amazing gentleman ,Andy Ripley ,extraordinary athelete .He knew class when he saw it.
What a pair of Diamonds ,i do hope they met each other .
i think this this is the most hilarious thing i have ever seen .
An Englishman unfettered by PC bollocks. Anyone who disagrees, I will fight.
Yep, and we Irish can be proud to say he lived in, and loved Cork during his later Years. Ollie Reed was a Guy who, though he drank heavily, was always able to act great no matter what. As with everyone he had his faults, some of them major, but he was a legend in his own right. I love how he says "TROGGS........ French Prick!!". The Barber here knew exactly what to expect and could handle it.
How will you fight then? With your fists? Are you going to fight people with your fists? Via TH-cam comments? Oh my, I do love a man's man I do ; )
Good but you won't be fighting with me I agree with everything you say.
So fucking true my good man, so fucking true.
@@soeffingwhat he was a true British icon
this is so funny was in stitches watching this !
So seriously intoxicated!! Amazing Reed can even speak . . . incoherently. Gone for good
The gazza!
'Make me look like a rock n roller you frog bastard' HAHAHA
Awesome legend never to be replaced
Oliver Reed served as a medic for two years in the British Army. It was after the korean war so he relates being told war stories by those who had served there.
He is scary but so handsome you can't help but imagine ! Lust when he was young and not drunk
"Not today"
LOL
im really glad you posted this, it was on about a year ago then dissapeared, fucking love ollie. Would love to go and walk about his old house in wimbledon i think it is, the one he restored. I saw a few years ago it was split into smaller houses and one was for sale. He loved that house.
LoL
Legend!
He reminds me of my dad
who also died from drinking
Sorry about your dad Konk. How old was he when he died?
51
KonkeyDongOO7 Wow thats young I am 53! I still feel like I did when I was 30. I have drank half a Bottle of Vodka each day for the last 20 years, I never have a hangover and feel good. Maybe He had an underlying problem dude? Merry Christmas!
Yes m8
Although he was irish LoL
He died a happy man drink shortens your life but hell it gives you pleasure, live for the moment because tomorrow can shit on you
Let me look as though I'm going to pull Brigitte Bardot!!!! hahahaha!!
Classic
I wonder how many mornings Ollie woke up without his tache wondering where it went
5.28 greatest scene change ever
Ollie cracking up at ''Paire de couilles''', speaking a few French words, politely asking for makeup, the key lock at the end... he liked that one!
He is just adorable...
Hahaha,,, well done Ollie,,only you could pull this off,,sadly missed..RIP old friend..!!
When Oliver spoke of being the grandson of Sir Herbert, we wasn't joking. He certainly was telling the truth.
It's 01.30am I laughed so hard when he saw himself in the mirror having his hair blow dried I woke the wife up. I tried to re-watch it but couldn't watch it with my eye's open cause I was laughing so hard.
This is a little heart, up there.....aaaaah
Ollie you bloody genius
Drunk as a Lord. I'll bet his breath could stop a train.
don't make me look like a f xxxx old farther Christmas.. get me the brillcream! love it
Ollie wish you could of lived forever
Unique actor brilliance
He was a very good actor. He was more comfortable when he was drunk.
"You frog bastard" LMFAO
"Blighty Boys!"
At the start of this I thought "If that mirror's still in one piece at end of this I'll be very surprised".
When the barber showed him his reflection in the mirror and immediately smashed it, I laughed out loud and couldn't stop for about two minutes. Barbers are a fucking pain in the arse at the best of times and Ollie wouldn't take any of his shit, ha ha. I particularly liked at the end when Ollie (in make-up) started to wrestle the barber for no apparent reason while the barber giggled like a schoolgirl. Hilarious.
Ollie was pure gold at heart, his insults were just awful, the Barber must know him well enough to deal with that so well. The blunt witty remarks and wide-eyed expression very similar to my late Uncles after a wagon of whisky. Same year birth like Ollie, but unlike him he passed away after 1 too many, and 7 years after the distinguished Thespian.
I laughed all the way through this......they dont make um like ollie anymore
3:38 I thought this name had to be some drunken joke. Googled. Sir Herbert Beerbohm Tree. What a character. He had many affairs and many illegitimate children, including Oliver's dad. Also the father of 3rd Man creater Carol Reed.
A real man's man. Could do with some more if them in this w. There is a natural order to things which shouldn't be ignored
What is this ' natural order' of which you speak ? ' Me Caveman with big stick ' !? haha
We need to trim the herd :
Billy Connolly