When 60's comedians are remembered, its Peter Sellers, Hancock, Benny Hill, Harry Worth, The Ronnies, Morecome and Wise. Never does Charlie get a mention. For me, at his peak, he was better than any of them (apart from the Goons). Charlie had all of the attributes of a true great, but he also had a real "edge', as this clip demonstrates. Sex change in the 60's was a completely taboo subject - Homosexuality was not de-criminalised until 1967. His improvisation was unique, and led to surreal
Watching this fella Charlie drake in action reminded me of another person I had just been watching in an interview about Simply Red.Does anybody think that Mick Hucknall is Charlie Drakes long,lost forgotten son?He's the spitting image of him.
Drake is a good singer, hes one of the best male artists around, anyways i found the song for download at 2010ringtones(.)c o m if anyone wants to download it!
I'm 57 years old now. I was 9 years old when the song [My boomerang won't come back] came out. And I will always remember it. I loved it. My friends and I went around singing it all the time. I didn't even know Australia existed until that song. I now download and sing it with my grandkids who are 3 dn 4 years old. They think Grandpa (Me) is really funny. Thanks Charlie Drake !
I'm 54 and I remember Charlie being on tv, i remember this show, my mum and dad hated him, but i thought he was great, looking back now, I know nothing about him, but he really was a strange little man. You must also have "sungalong" to Please Mr. Custer, haha
azbluefox: I didn't know Australia ( or "Austraya" as our leading cricketers pronounce it) existed until I was 10...and I was living there from birth...poor education system back then...we loved Charlie Drake in Oz...his friend Jackie Clancy, was a huge radio star in mornings in Melbourne......you Poms sure are a funny crew...effortless comedic commentary...gr8 stuff...Les Dawson, N. Wisdom, A Askey, T. Cooper, even F. Howard..how kamp is he???.........111 out of 10 !!!!....
"It's not my head I'm worrying about". Absolutely brilliant timing, expression etc. both from Charlie and McGee. Nice little bits of so-called political incorrectness too. We all knew how to laugh then. Thanks - it was excellent.
Henry McGee was very good as straight man. We love the little weird guys (Stan Laurel, Costello, Charlie Drake, Groucho Marx), but the straight men do half of the comedy.
Some of my earliest TV memories are my father & I laughing ourselves silly watching Charlie Drake! Amazing to see it again - and he's still brilliant!
Thanks for this Sheda, What a blast from the past. Class.
Gaz xxxxxxx
TheMrgaztop 1 week ago
If I want to watch comedy that will have me in tears, I turn the clock back, log on to UTube, and type in "Charlie Drake".
A comic genius, who was light years ahead of his time. I laughed at this sketch over 40 years ago, and I am still laughing. I rest my case.
R.I.P Charlie.
terryirv 3 months ago
Charlies memorable moments in adult panto, brilliantly funny, warning, I suggest you have wee before you watch as you may piss yourself laughing.
Type the codes in the youtube search engine.
OS95AX2snBg - Sinderella Live - Wrong Button
Y6XoPn7dKvY - Sinderella Live - Pissed
markhorneyuk 6 months ago
yes he was RIP xx
TheAdie02 7 months ago
I remember these sketches from my childhood , I thought that they were dreadful then and things have not changed . Cosmetric surgery !! . Awful !
jakefulton 8 months ago
Joncentre Plus, could learn a lot from this!
huded 1 year ago
When 60's comedians are remembered, its Peter Sellers, Hancock, Benny Hill, Harry Worth, The Ronnies, Morecome and Wise. Never does Charlie get a mention. For me, at his peak, he was better than any of them (apart from the Goons). Charlie had all of the attributes of a true great, but he also had a real "edge', as this clip demonstrates. Sex change in the 60's was a completely taboo subject - Homosexuality was not de-criminalised until 1967. His improvisation was unique, and led to surreal
THISREALLYBORESME 1 year ago
he was fun to watch when i was a kid
goodtimetone 1 year ago
Brilliant!
Lephirox 1 year ago
Classic British tele!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SueLocd 1 year ago
Charlie Drake must be one of Britain's finest clowns!
Stopsley 1 year ago
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I downloaded Charlie Drakes songs and sing them to my grandkids who are 3 and 4 years old. They LOVE em !!
azbluefox 1 year ago
This has been flagged as spam show
I downloaded Charlie Drakes songs and sing them to my grandkids who are 3 and 4 years old. They LOVE em !!
azbluefox 1 year ago
I downloaded Charlie Drakes songs and sing them to my grandkids who are 3 and 4 years old. They LOVE em !!
azbluefox 1 year ago
Watching this fella Charlie drake in action reminded me of another person I had just been watching in an interview about Simply Red.Does anybody think that Mick Hucknall is Charlie Drakes long,lost forgotten son?He's the spitting image of him.
bally40 1 year ago
now that you mention it
lerxt42 1 year ago
cosmetric surgery !!!!
pure brilliance he was probably the first comedian to " look " at the camera....genius
JIMMYBUSHIDO 2 years ago
Drake is a good singer, hes one of the best male artists around, anyways i found the song for download at 2010ringtones(.)c o m if anyone wants to download it!
ingrideliriumnietohr 2 years ago
I'm 57 years old now. I was 9 years old when the song [My boomerang won't come back] came out. And I will always remember it. I loved it. My friends and I went around singing it all the time. I didn't even know Australia existed until that song. I now download and sing it with my grandkids who are 3 dn 4 years old. They think Grandpa (Me) is really funny. Thanks Charlie Drake !
azbluefox 2 years ago 3
I'm 54 and I remember Charlie being on tv, i remember this show, my mum and dad hated him, but i thought he was great, looking back now, I know nothing about him, but he really was a strange little man. You must also have "sungalong" to Please Mr. Custer, haha
redredreds100 2 years ago
azbluefox: I didn't know Australia ( or "Austraya" as our leading cricketers pronounce it) existed until I was 10...and I was living there from birth...poor education system back then...we loved Charlie Drake in Oz...his friend Jackie Clancy, was a huge radio star in mornings in Melbourne......you Poms sure are a funny crew...effortless comedic commentary...gr8 stuff...Les Dawson, N. Wisdom, A Askey, T. Cooper, even F. Howard..how kamp is he???.........111 out of 10 !!!!....
kevinherbert 1 year ago
Sheer comedy brilliance! 5*
Thanks for bringing this fabulous memory back of such a funny little man. A "Proper Charlie"
RIP little guy, you are missed by many.
snaebjorn53 2 years ago 2
I actually met Charlie in Southend, must have been around 1958 at our Sunday school, he wasn't too proud to spend some time with the kids.
I never did learn whether his boomerang ever came back...
117159 2 years ago
"It's not my head I'm worrying about". Absolutely brilliant timing, expression etc. both from Charlie and McGee. Nice little bits of so-called political incorrectness too. We all knew how to laugh then. Thanks - it was excellent.
knausspiano 2 years ago 3
Besides anything else, this is surely one of the longest continuous sitcom acting displays on record.
To all intents and purposes, it is a live play. And hardly a sign of a fluff in the whole thing.
flamencoexpress 2 years ago
Henry McGee was very good as straight man. We love the little weird guys (Stan Laurel, Costello, Charlie Drake, Groucho Marx), but the straight men do half of the comedy.
Ragnemalm 2 years ago 3
I see a little bit of Quentin Tarantino in Henry McGhee.
Ha. He should be so lucky.
hossoneninesixtwo 3 years ago
Memorys of better days.Loved C.D.when i was alittle girl.
Chellieporter 3 years ago 4
Charlie Drake was well ahead of his Time.
RIP.
kirkwanglers32 3 years ago 10
am 22 bit of a jim davison fan watch sinderella and fell over laughing at Charlie Drake so god dam funny stole the show
gers5108 3 years ago 2
Charlie Drake....comic genius.
movement26 3 years ago 8
Priceless....Charlie Drake was way before his time....Thanks sheda42.
stahlplast 3 years ago 2
Priceless....Charlie Drake was way before his time....Thanks sheda42.
stahlplast 3 years ago 2
Well i'am only 43 and i remember C.D. he was 1 of the best there was
LAKESIDE2111 3 years ago 2
you cant beat the old ones rip charlie
darrenbowles77 4 years ago 2
Some of my earliest TV memories are my father & I laughing ourselves silly watching Charlie Drake! Amazing to see it again - and he's still brilliant!
wrxtecy 4 years ago
Yes there is a lot of use who love and remember Charlie, but you have to be over a certain age and IQ (50)
bryanhudsonyork 4 years ago
c'mon there must be more that remember charlie drake!
ozzywylde83 4 years ago
this is funny shirley temple
alanboy555 4 years ago