Ronnie Barker: A Life in Comedy (1997) - FULL EPISODE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2022
- Ronnie Barker discusses his double life as the mysterious Gerald Wiley and the art of comedy writing in this retrospective which was broadcast on Thursday, 28th August, 1997. Fans of the Two Ronnies will of course enjoy this, but I think fans of comedy in general will at the very least find it interesting, if only to see how things were done back then. (And when I say "full episode" in the title, I'm afraid the 'Content ID' system insists that some of the sketches be cut out - sorry about that.)
Apparently this was Ronnie's first television interview nearly a decade on from his retirement, and to be honest I suspect it may be every bit as scripted as one of his skits, but it's still nice to hear the stories from the horse's mouth. Meanwhile, minor points of interest include the dystopian future with the women in charge serial apparently being set in 2009, while the Phantom Raspberry Blower doesn't even get a mention. (Possibly because Barker was merely adapting Spike Milligan's original concept.)
On a tangent, that Bloomin' Marvellous programme trailed in the junction after the main show with Sarah Lancashire and Clive Mantle looks ace, and not at all like a parody of a mid-90s hacky British sitcom. Extraordinary.
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Many apologies, but I'm afraid I've had to unceremoniously edit out five minutes' worth of sketches due to 'content matches'. Sorry about that.
If you want to see the bits that I can't upload to TH-cam, you can do so here. The link won't be maintained, so grab it while you can, because once it's gone, it's gone:
mega.nz/file/o9hxWC4Y#0J6gu4fc982UM9DAYMRn7h6wIlQFHZicGDyfbJawcYI
Thanks for the links to the rest. Whew, a full gigabite for an hour. Now that's quality. But big.
Odysee is good for this instead
@@TheStevenWhiting That's definitely a site to keep an eye on. I wonder whether it will ever get a sizable audience.
Thanks for making it available
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Thank you/ thank you very much for all the laughter over the decades, along with Corbett, gone but never forgotten..R.I.P Big man...Ronnie barker / Ronnie Corbett...Its a goodnight from him....God bless you both..
Ronnie Barker was a true comic genius
He absolutely was
We will never see another comedy genius like this again. I was lucky enough to be a kid when I first saw him. He is an absolute legend
About 24 years ago, I was walking down Piccadilly, London one afternoon and passed a book shop. I happened to turn my head and noticed a lone figure, sitting behind a desk. Not realising he was promoting a book he had written. There was no one, as it must have been the end of a book signing. I went straight in and got him to sign a copy for my father, who was a huge fan (me as well). We chatted for a about 5 minutes. About what? I cannot remember. But what I do remember is how warm and affable he was. I left and was on Cloud 9 for weeks.
I’ve just finished the biography of Ronnie barker, it’s a great read of how he started out in Oxford, it details how he got the characters together and the casts for his sketches, and how he moulded them together, a very clever man in many ways, and so sadly missed
Ronnie Barker was a master of making the English language funny.
I like the Two Ronnies and their Christmas Specials are a real treat. I suspect this will be too.
Thanks for all the information you put into the information section. It was really helpful.
The four candles skit is probably the greatest stretch in comedy history.
Ronnie will always be the best 😂
Ronnie was such a wonderful actor
BBC1 Continuity On Thursday 28th August 1997.
Talented Man ,and still sadly Missed
My favourite comedy genius of all time, the greatest with him and Ronnie Corbett.
Anyone knows the music 🎶 at the end of the film?
When the credits are rolling? It sounds like the Cole Porter number, "I've got you under my skin".
Brilliant
This is comic royalty my neighbour who owned a pub looked sounded exactly like Ronnie Gordon could tell jokes for hours but never repeat a joke ,👍✌️✌️😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Comedy Genius
He was an 💯 brilliant genius 😂
Love 💕 miss you
Blimey, don’t remember a thing about either of those sitcoms trailered.
Also 13:09 - this has got to be the one that inspired that Not the Nine O Clock news “Two Ninnies” bit.
I thought exactly the same! All that marching on the spot with the barely concealed innuendos - precisely what the Two Ninnies was parodying.
I did so enjoy the singing slot where they're dressed as dustmen. I'd so love to see that one. Have you got it?
Not the whole thing, I'm afraid - just the clip at 13:46. Sorry!
Golfer cough. Still with us Mr Barker.
Him and robbie corbett were such geniuses they were as funny as robin williams and spike milligan put together
Was this Ronnie part of The Two Ronnies or am I wrong
That's right, yes. He was also in the sitcoms Porridge and Open All Hours.
@@VideotapeFTW along with Clarence and The Magnificent Evans.
He was very private apparently so not very approachable like Ronnie Corbit was.
Yeah, one of those famous people that never really got on with the life of being a celebrity.
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Im so glad that i dont work in a bar
The guess a holic
9:20 on the rocks??? Why not just drink it inside the pub
I could be completely wrong but I still wonder if the posh voice is put on and his real voice was like it was in Porridge :) bit like David Jason. I get the feeling his real voice is Del Boy and the posh voice is put on :) they are both from the eera where they didn't want to expose their commen voice. But I could be wrong for both.
You're wrong. His parents were middle class.
@@DieFlabbergast and Ronnie Corbett knew his place.
You can get away with it once