Tommy Cooper entertains the Duke of Edinburgh at the Variety Lunch (1955) [colourised]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 พ.ค. 2021
- Comedian and magician, Tommy Cooper entertains Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh at the Variety Lunch in Edinburgh.
The Duke of Edinburgh was the Queen's long-term husband until his recent passing on the 9th of April this year, just weeks before his 100th birthday, the 10th June.
Tommy Cooper was an incredibly popular performer, known for his comically unsuccessful magic tricks.
He was born on the 19th March 1921 in Caerphilly, Wales, and tragically passed away of a heart attack on stage at Her Majesty's Theatre, Westminster, London on the 15th April 1984. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
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This video has such a rise in views lately and I'm so grateful to all of you that have watched and enjoyed it!
I'd love to know how you found this video? Please let me know in the comments!
Came up in my feed
@@adamat7 Thanks! Seems like the algorithm is really pushing it out for some reason.
Definitely not complaining! 😃
same for me, came up somehow but I watched other Tommy Cooper videos
@@mbarker1958 it's funny, I was actually clearing my hard drive out the other day and found a sketch he did with a very young Bruce Forsythe..
It needs a lot of cleaning up, but now would be the ideal time to do that, right?
@@Thefan Yeah, go for it. Would love to see it. As for the algorithm, I think since the queens passing, royal content, seems to be everywhere. Still, even now.
Absolutely magical. Brought tears to my eyes. Tommy cracking up Prince Philip was a delight to watch. Proper belly laughs too. Damn but I really do hate being old and disabled. It's good to write it here, so that any of you young people who come across this film, can reflect upon what true comedy is about. The business of helping other people have a good time. Sorry for rambling on, I always get told off for writing too much by the home help. (...and I use the last word of the previous sentence with irony!)
Thanks for your lovely comment, Hugo. There will never be another like him!
You can always write here, I'm happy to hear from you
Scrumptious tucker and one of Jimmy's girls as a carry-out. Who could ask for more.
RIP Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh
Yip! His old friend Jimmy was at the fiery gates with a couple of lovelies to welcome him.
The randomness of youtube, thanks for posting.
You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed it
Before I start talking I’d like to say a few words 🤣👌👌
Funny man cooper 😂😂
Harmless innocent fun.
Nobody is the butt of the joke and being mocked, just good humour
Prince Philip and Tommy Cooper were both born in the year 1921.
Didn't know that!
Thanks for posting this!!!
No problem, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Are there any other clips you'd like to see colourised?
Yes please I appreciate it very much, Thank you!
@@emilywhitfield2780 You're welcome! Is there anything specific you'd like to see?
@@Thefan Sorry it took me so long!! Do you have any colorized clips of Tommy's earlier performances maybe from The Ed Sullivan show? I just recently discovered Tommy Cooper and fell in love with his humor and magic!!! Thank you so much!!!
@@emilywhitfield2780 That's ok, it's great to hear from you! I'll have a look around to see if I can find any older footage I can use.
He was a great entertainer, tbere'll never be another like him!
Just like that
Great
Sorry Philp , no gaffes here !
I’m sure both are same sense of humour! 😅
3.17 Cooper pulls out fake gun and waves it at HRH. Different times!
I must be abnormal. Never found Tommy Cooper remotely funny. Sorry Tommy. R.I.P.
Not at all. No comedian can appeal to every bodies tastes.
That’s a shame.
To each their own. My mother hated Morecambe and Wise yet loved Mike and Bernie Winters, so there really is no accounting for some peoples' tastes.
Exactly, the world would be a boring place if we all liked the same things.
Not interested in duke face . Just give Tommy