RIP Dean Martin (June 7, 1917 - December 25, 1995), aged 78 And RIP Marty Feldman (July 8, 1934 - December 2, 1982), aged 48 You both will always be remembered as legends.
48 is way too young to be goin around dying all over the place. The poor sh-t. Apparently he smoked like a chimney, drank like a fish, and ate like a pig. He had a short life, but he enjoyed it.
For those of a certain age, "Marty Feldman's Comedy Machine" was essential viewing in the very early 1970s. It hasn't been shown for nearly fifty years on any TV networks to my knowledge, but it was up there with Monty Python. Gone, not forgotten. Marty left far too soon.
I remember 'Marty Feldman's Comedy Machine.' I watched every episode but felt it was not as good as his earlier shows for the BBC. I think some sketches were rehashes of earlier Marty BBC sketches. There was also an attempt to copy some ideas from Python e.g. animations. But celebrities featured in many episodes. I remember Roger Moore and Groucho Marx appeared in different episodes.
I’ve been rewatching it. Surprising to see Barbara Feldon turn up in a couple of shows (after the end of _Get Smart_ ). Also Art Carney and Orson Welles. And regular guest Spike Milligan providing his own brand of complete lunacy. The cut-up animations were done by Terry Gilliam, who was responsible for the exact same thing in _Monty Python_ . Also so far I’ve spotted 3 or 4 skits that were copied from the earlier _At Last, The 1948 Show_ , which also had Marty in it.
@@sackclothandashes9332 🤛🇺🇸🤜👍 if it will help you understand like 1 2 3 ABC Follow Me Now I said ascending not descending figure it out and perhaps even God in heaven has a sense of humor hahaha
@@thomasmartin8202 there's a harvey korman/tim conway/carol burnett ("the cafeteria") skit that ends that way. my guess is this martin/feldman skit is a revised skit from feldman's early work in britain, here's a link to the carol burnett skit, (don't know if it will stick, google has been deleting links lately) th-cam.com/video/UAWjYtitXc4/w-d-xo.html
Wonderful thank you for sharing this I'm Irish love comedy and this guy was told remember young Frankenstein thanks again Derek from Dublin Ireland ☘️☘️🇮🇪💛
Marty was one of those completely off the wall, mad comedians released from the planet zog or thereabouts by spike Milligan and company in the crazy wonderful goons. Jofus
They all started out as writers, often working together in some combination, before they acted. They were surprised when shy Marty showed his talents as a performer. John Cleese talks about Marty in his autobiography.
Martin Alan "Marty" Feldman (Londres, Inglaterra, 8 de julio de 1934-Ciudad de México, México, 2 de diciembre de 1982) fue un actor, comediante y guionista que protagonizó varias series de programas de televisión de humor británico, incluyendo At Last the 1948 Show, y Marty, y que ganó dos premios BAFTA.
I was a civilian aboard the USS Anzio many years ago doing some communications research. We did a port call in Portsmouth, UK and I was craving a steak. My engineer and I hit a pub that had a reputation for fantastic steaks. I ordered mine blue, ultra rare. I’m loving the steak and half way thru it my colleague asks “how’s that mad cow disease?”. Mad cow disease was very new and only thing we knew is it came from cows obviously. First half was incredible, last half I couldn’t eat.
I was just watching a sketch with John Cleese and Marty Feldman, and I began thinking about the differences and similarities between American and British comedy. That's when Dean Martin popped into my head. I, then, began scrolling again, and immediately came across this sketch. `Amazing when things like this happen.
What a genius. Saw Him in Mel Brooks Frenkeinstein but then I realized that He fakes the walk. Then Gene Wilder and more fun at the same time is worth the Rankings that movie. ❤😂😊
Every aspect of the timing is terrible, you hear the "moooo" about half an hour before he puts the fork in the steak, it should have happened after he put the fork in
+RB2331 I thought Marty was amazing in films but yeah his sketches are terrible, out of curiosity, how did you come across this clip if you're not a fan? That's not a critisism, just curious?
lewis morrison I Have on my youtube page skits from the Brilliant Gene Wilder ..and of course we see Marty in the movie skits. I never found him funny and not being mean ..found him hard to even look at ...and damn 5 packs of cigs a day ..no wonder he died in his late 40s ...!
Marty Feldman is too much especially those eyes. I will take care of that waitress for my very own, Wow wee. Marty Feldman played as Igor in Young Frankenstein in 1974. I was 7 and half years old in 1974.
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RIP Dean Martin (June 7, 1917 - December 25, 1995), aged 78
And
RIP Marty Feldman (July 8, 1934 - December 2, 1982), aged 48
You both will always be remembered as legends.
48 is way too young to be goin around dying all over the place. The poor sh-t. Apparently he smoked like a chimney, drank like a fish, and ate like a pig.
He had a short life, but he enjoyed it.
Marty Feldman was actually the best and number 1 in acting. I will always remember him in Young Frankenstein in 1974.
Marty Feldman was pure genius and greatly missed!
Two old school legends, one a classy American crooner, the other a madcap English comic performer.
Simply brilliant, Marty Feldman has never gotten the acclaim he deserved, if he was on tv in the 70’s you made sure you were there to watch it..
Marty Feldman, one of my childhood heroes, a pure genius!
Nobody like Marty Feldman, ever. One of a kind! Loved watching his show long ago. The All Time Zany Greatest!!!
yeah, Marty was amazing
Marty was one of the greats
Loved Marty Feldman
He was great in Young Freinkenstein with Gene Wilder and the rest of that great cast
Cloris Leachman was a 'hoot'...best performance.
A part that was written especially for him after Gene saw him on TV.
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That was arguably the funniest movie ever made.
Gone is the greatest character actor since WC Fields. We all miss him.
a lot of them was great in there way
A very underrated comedian. His sketch about 2 drivers heading for the same parking spot had me rolling on the floor.
Back when 📺 was worth watching...now to see great material like this you gotta watch TH-cam...thanks by the way!
For those of a certain age, "Marty Feldman's Comedy Machine" was
essential viewing in the very early 1970s.
It hasn't been shown for nearly fifty years on any TV networks to my knowledge, but it was up there with Monty Python.
Gone, not forgotten. Marty left far too soon.
Never missed it.
I remember 'Marty Feldman's Comedy Machine.' I watched every episode but felt it was not as good as his earlier shows for the BBC. I think some sketches were rehashes of earlier Marty BBC sketches. There was also an attempt to copy some ideas from Python e.g. animations. But celebrities featured in many episodes. I remember Roger Moore and Groucho Marx appeared in different episodes.
I’ve been rewatching it. Surprising to see Barbara Feldon turn up in a couple of shows (after the end of _Get Smart_ ). Also Art Carney and Orson Welles. And regular guest Spike Milligan providing his own brand of complete lunacy.
The cut-up animations were done by Terry Gilliam, who was responsible for the exact same thing in _Monty Python_ .
Also so far I’ve spotted 3 or 4 skits that were copied from the earlier _At Last, The 1948 Show_ , which also had Marty in it.
We all miss Marty Feldman and Dean Martin and all the entertainers who have ascended to heaven laughing in the face of God
Seriously you think they ascended to heaven laughing in God's face ??
You mean they fell, they call these people stars and idols for a reason...
@@sackclothandashes9332 🤛🇺🇸🤜👍 if it will help you understand like 1 2 3 ABC Follow Me Now I said ascending not descending figure it out and perhaps even God in heaven has a sense of humor hahaha
They where funny and didn't swear or insult anyone
@@innputinnput7049 🤛🇺🇸🤜👍 now that's Entertainment you're right they didn't swear or insult thank you Paul from Denver
Marty was superb in Young Frankenstien. He was really funny.
I first saw Marty on The Muppet Show. That was one of the best first impressions for me. 😆
He had a TV show on UK TV in the 70s funny guy
Still probably my all-time favorite movie, because it holds up so well.
Fantastici! Personaggi, attori, intrattenitori, ogni cosa era il loro mondo. Un'arte assoluta.
Marty Feldman was one of my favorite when I was à tee nager...
The waitress was trying so hard not to laugh😂🤣😅
LOL,....Two greats together! Marty Feldman really cracks me up!!! XD
Marty was fabulous in this skit. ;-)
Loved Dean Martin both as a singer and actor. I think my favorite movie was he was Matt Helm. I would watch the Dean Martin show w my dad.
I love his music, he had so much style and charisma. A real crooner, not like music today. Give me Dean Martin over Dean Lewis any day.
Marty Feldman was very abby normal.
he was in need for someone to give him a SEDA-GIVE!!!.
😂🤣😂
Igor. Walk this way.....
No it’s EYE-gor 😆
At least it's not raining.
No matter who he was filming with , Marty stole the show.
Deano and Marty what a combi.....
Marty Feldman was a vegetarian. He was evacuated to a farm during the war and witnessing the slaughter of animals converted him to vegetarianism.
and marty also said when he worked in a vineyard...that he saw at first hand..the brutality to the grapes
@IanFromCalifornia ...he said that...but i think it was just sour grapes
Alot of good it did him he died of a massive heart attack should have just enjoyed his steaks and ribs
A lacto-ovo vegetarian, to be precise.
Marty was a sadly under rated comedy genius.
He was never under rated by anyone.
Ah, _Bel It Not!_ … one of my favourite Sunday funnies!
the ending would have been better if marty ate dean's meal... for free.
That's what I was expecting.
@@thomasmartin8202 there's a harvey korman/tim conway/carol burnett ("the cafeteria") skit that ends that way. my guess is this martin/feldman skit is a revised skit from feldman's early work in britain, here's a link to the carol burnett skit, (don't know if it will stick, google has been deleting links lately) th-cam.com/video/UAWjYtitXc4/w-d-xo.html
Definitely
Seventies humor is pretty different,Marty was almost a cartoon character come to life
Love how he just looked at him
Wonderful thank you for sharing this I'm Irish love comedy and this guy was told remember young Frankenstein thanks again Derek from Dublin Ireland ☘️☘️🇮🇪💛
Marty was one of those completely off the wall, mad comedians released from the planet zog or thereabouts by spike Milligan and company in the crazy wonderful goons. Jofus
Wow, the way he lifts his hat with his eyebrows! Never seen anyone else do that!
Dos gugantes del Cine. Dean Martin con el gran Martin Felman de La Pelicula Frankenstein JR en el papel de IGOR.Bravo desde Chile.
What hump?
Hilarious! Marty was a comic genius.
That French maid though.
If we only knew her name
Simp
That's no maid, that's my wife* (*in my dreams!♥ Wow!♥)
All your files are very good and very funny too.and I love watching them all. Thanks
The _”pussycats in custard”_ seemed to strike a naughty chord in *Martin’s* mind...
So did the waitresses' cleavage lol
Marty was involved with the players of Monty Python before Monty Python, a very funny guy.
They all started out as writers, often working together in some combination, before they acted. They were surprised when shy Marty showed his talents as a performer. John Cleese talks about Marty in his autobiography.
“I don’t have that kind of money I’m improvising”
Superb marty was class act
Damn, Marty Feldman was funny. He was taken way too soon.
What a wonderful conversation during a meal! Bon appetit!
Martin Alan "Marty" Feldman (Londres, Inglaterra, 8 de julio de 1934-Ciudad de México, México, 2 de diciembre de 1982) fue un actor, comediante y guionista que protagonizó varias series de programas de televisión de humor británico, incluyendo At Last the 1948 Show, y Marty, y que ganó dos premios BAFTA.
Muy,bien..escrito! Marty,es una Joya, en,El Mundo, de LA
Comedia!
Flashback!
I was a civilian aboard the USS Anzio many years ago doing some communications research. We did a port call in Portsmouth, UK and I was craving a steak. My engineer and I hit a pub that had a reputation for fantastic steaks. I ordered mine blue, ultra rare. I’m loving the steak and half way thru it my colleague asks “how’s that mad cow disease?”. Mad cow disease was very new and only thing we knew is it came from cows obviously. First half was incredible, last half I couldn’t eat.
🎵wheeeen theeee moon 🌚 hits your eye like a big pizza pie that’s an eyegooooor! 😩🎵
I was just watching a sketch with John Cleese and Marty Feldman, and I began thinking about the differences and similarities between American and British comedy. That's when Dean Martin popped into my head. I, then, began scrolling again, and immediately came across this sketch. `Amazing when things like this happen.
hahaah one frind my tell about he, wow he is really fun Marty Feldman l loved this guy!^^
Marty Feldman was like a keg of dynamite who couldn't wait to explode.
Awesome informative Video experience Y'alls God Bless Ya 🙌🙏
See Love Hungry, Tales From The Darkside, Feb 22 1988, to witness real vegetables pleading for their lives!
Marty Feldman boss was Gene Wilder as Dr. Fronkensteen as Dr. Frankenstein in Young Frankenstein.
And he was a professor in Mel Brooks High Angsiety
Marty was mega funny. A mega Talent and Dean the Show man🤪
Classic!!
FANTASTISCH
it is so very rare to see an American knowing how to eat properly and using a knife and fork correctly . Two greats in this sketch
2.23 would have been a good place to snaffle a free steak. (Which was the twist I was expecting).
Marty was the funniest
What a genius. Saw Him in Mel Brooks Frenkeinstein but then I realized that He fakes the walk. Then Gene Wilder and more fun at the same time is worth the Rankings that movie. ❤😂😊
The next time that Dino plays on a bar jukebox, I will recall this.
For once Dean Martin's timing is a bit off. I feel like they did not rehearse this much.
+CowLunch
I noticed that too and i never notice these things :)
Every aspect of the timing is terrible, you hear the "moooo" about half an hour before he puts the fork in the steak, it should have happened after he put the fork in
I agree ...Dean never rehearsed and to be honest I find Marty not funny ...and he is truly annoying and hard to even watch....just horrible !
+RB2331 I thought Marty was amazing in films but yeah his sketches are terrible, out of curiosity, how did you come across this clip if you're not a fan? That's not a critisism, just curious?
lewis morrison I Have on my youtube page skits from the Brilliant Gene Wilder ..and of course we see Marty in the movie skits. I never found him funny and not being mean ..found him hard to even look at ...and damn 5 packs of cigs a day ..no wonder he died in his late 40s ...!
1:43 Marty is referring to L Ron Hubbard's experiments with a tomato.
Feldman was the only man who could stand in Columbus and look towards Cleveland and Cincinnati at the same time!
lol
Marty Feldman is like a one-man version of Monty Python...
When this was filmed,Marty was just starting his meteroic rise in sho biz,1971, I believe.
Marty was very famous in the UK in the 60's, working with future members of Monty Python, Ronnie Barker, David Frost, etc.
Dean Martin always seemed
drunk or buzzed on every show.
But what à gréât humor.miss his.
That’s because he was.
HAD to be Martin giving the cow some MOO at the end, lol
Marty and John Cleese on the train is funny
I loved this guy! He's buried near his "idol", Buster Keaton! I wonder if he ever worked with Jonathan Winters?!
He was funny his English accent made it funnier
Everything around 1969/70 from the U.K. was considered the epitome of hip.
Marty is so cute
Marty Feldman is too much especially those eyes. I will take care of that waitress for my very own, Wow wee. Marty Feldman played as Igor in Young Frankenstein in 1974. I was 7 and half years old in 1974.
surely the tag should have been marty eating the left dinner
Just like Sellars, Feldman died young
Dean was game and unafraid.
😊
dont you just love people like that ??????
Dean Martin playing a slightly drunk ,he always seemed that way,ineberate d drunk,which people found amusing during 1971.
Marty Feldman - father of veganism :P
Here in Brazil is not alowed talk one with others in sharing-table.
You could always move.
@@markbailey6051 Sorry for you americans.
@@denisgouveia7381 you know this is comedy right?
Marty Feldman was so handsome.
seriously?
Oh yes, the eyes say alot y'know.
@@ellaferman5901 he was actually extremely popular with the ladies. you can read about it.
Amazing how Marty Feldman’s still alive probably still doing the kangaroo hop 😊
We should all be vegan
I don't see how Dean kept a straight face. I would have cracked up.
Fun fact: Marty was a vegetarian.
Martines Feldman =》 IGOR
Muito bom
DEAN MARTIN
07 DE JUNIO DE 1917
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78 AÑOS
Tankese
Did not get the "moo" towards the end there?
He ordered the steak rare. They were saying it was so rare it still mooed when he cut into it. Although, the timing was off.
The biggest joke is that Marty was a vegetarian.
The cameraman was off not Marty.
Wot's dat?
All the good ones are gone, at least we have them on film. I notice Dean Martin eats like a European..
Because he was italian ...
Feldman como higor genial todos los días la joroba de diferente lugar o no la tenía
I ain't got no body
He was right about the Chinese though 😉 😂😂😂😂😂
Marty Feldman was a vegetarian, coincidentally
Yes, cow is the sacred animal in Hindus.
First time I realize Marty Feldman and Phil Collins have the same voice...odd!
the story behind the eyes...he was born with a stigmatism
Did Marty Feldman had any nicknames?
Yes, they called him Angel-eyes.