Kenneth Williams, An Audience With (Part 8 of 8)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ย. 2024
- "... And may I say what an honour it is for you to have me."
... Sit back and relax as everyone's favourite entertainer, Kenneth Williams, takes a witty and enthralling look at his career in front of a celebrity audience.
... R.I.P. Kenneth Williams (22nd February 1926 - 15th April 1988)
What a truly gifted man. I fear we won't see his equal for a long time.
The Queen of camp . R.I. P.
Yeah like Milligan they cut their teeth in the military. In the days when you had to work your way up.
I get quite emotional watching the end credits where his music plays and the audience stand up and cheer him and give him a round of applause. I think probably because professionally this may have been the last thing he did that made him truly happy. Maybe I'm wrong and it was just the outpouring of love and praise his peers gave him, I don't know but I think it's rather beautiful.
I entirely agree - quite emotional.
God's great gift to the world. No bad language. So funny. R.I.P. Kenneth.
So eloquent , so gifted . An answer for everything !
Lovely watching him again
Majestic ❤ forever alive through his creativity
Have spent a wonderful time watching the eight parts! Haven't laughed so much in such a while. What a brilliant actor! Thank you for posting them.
Will never be equalled❤️ Rip ken
In the audience are Joan Sims, Judith Chalmers, Janet Street Porter, Nanette Newman, Dora Bryan, Lorraine Chase, Timothy West, Geoffrey Hughes, Matthew Kelly, Roy Kinnear, Gordon Jackson, Barry Took, Gyles Brandreth, Ian Lavender, Bernard Bresslaw, William Roache, Michael Parkinson, Dickie Davies, Norman Beaton, Jean Alexander, Mary Whitehouse, Lynda Baron Lance Percival, Hayley Mills, Andrew Sachs, Nigel Hawthorne and Andrew Ray. Talk about an eclectic mix of Who's who at the time.
Nothing like good old droll English humor. Haven't had a laugh like this in years. Watched all 8 parts. Quite a few famous people there. Shelley Winters, Michael Parkinson, Gordon Jackson.
Shelley Winters ain't there! That's the wonderful Joan Sims.
I too have watched all 10 marvelous postings @ninethenazing ... Thank you so much for posting this legend... Kenneth Williams can now be watched forever and a day and people will realize just what a fantastic man/actor/raconteur he was :0)x
I forgot how great his impressions were.
Thank you so much for this - what a wonderful man, dear Kenneth.
Raconteur supreme. What a wonderful man.
when i first saw KW. in a vid, i couldn t stand him because of his efeminate looks and strange voice, but now ițve almost fallen in love with his personality exactly because hețs sooo unique!
His talent was a force of nature ... he thought he was constrained by the Carry-Ons, but he was master of the entire theatrical gamut.
Wonderful man.
Great comedy , what a talented man 😍
What a legend!
Thank you so much for posting this - superb!
Yes I have this complete Kenneth Williams performance on video/dvd and it very funny especially when he does impressions of other actors.However the funniest impression I thought was Kenneth imitating a painter on the set of "Encore" - (part of Three Films based on stories of W Somerset Maugham) ,the way Kenneth says "Another Winner Somerset!" cracks me up.Also his impression of a taxi driver when he gave a lift to Lord Bertram Russell famous philosopher -They spoke about the meaning of life. "What's it all about Bertie?" - and do you know the silly twit didn't know!
Kenny had a very good voice , he did have a sad end to his life . R.I.P
I like(ed) him very well. RiP Kenneth.
My memory isn’t the best. I seem to remember Spike Milligan who was part of the Armies entertainment group during WW2. Mentioning working with Williams during the war. Like Spike and others of that time. They were good because they cut their teeth in the military.
Mais qui est cette tante qui oublie toujours sa plume?
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Hmmmmm . Awful business darling .!