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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 424829" data-attributes="member: 23">Some top-notch raconteur action going on in this 1972 appearance on Parky.
[MEDIA=youtube]OCZA8TxBsps[/MEDIA]There&#039;s lots of familiar material - the &quot;bum trouble&quot;, his ENSA days, Orson Welles telling him to &quot;piss off&quot;; Edith Evans criticising his voice - but it&#039;s done with his usual flair.This one had me laughing out loud:Tall tales aside, it&#039;s a genuinely intelligent interview, and I love how seriously all present take it when it gets down to talking about their craft, funny voices and all. And with hindsight it&#039;s always a little touching to hear discussion of funny people with tragic lives.For reference, this would be around a week and a half before Carry On Abroad arrived in the cinema, so that will be the film he talks about getting a good notice from The Times.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 424829, member: 23"] Some top-notch raconteur action going on in this 1972 appearance on [I]Parky[/I]. [CENTER] [MEDIA=youtube]OCZA8TxBsps[/MEDIA][/CENTER] There's lots of familiar material - the "bum trouble", his ENSA days, Orson Welles telling him to "piss off"; Edith Evans criticising his voice - but it's done with his usual flair. This one had me laughing out loud: Tall tales aside, it's a genuinely intelligent interview, and I love how seriously all present take it when it gets down to talking about their craft, funny voices and all. And with hindsight it's always a little touching to hear discussion of funny people with tragic lives. For reference, this would be around a week and a half before [I]Carry On Abroad [/I]arrived in the cinema, so that will be the film he talks about getting a good notice from [I]The Times[/I]. [/QUOTE]

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