An Evening With MR QUENTIN CRISP (1980) (part 1 of 8)

[OreadNYC]

Thank you so much for putting this up! I have an audio recording of this show on my IPod which I downloaded from EMusic many years ago out of curiosity...and I was immediately bowled over by how witty and insightful he was. I only wish that I'd learned about him earlier so that perhaps I could have met him in person. I find it very interesting that John Hurt was a student in one of the art classes which employed Crisp as a model before Crisp really became famous and then played him on TV...

[kissmequick8]

@OreadNYC

Your more than welcome. Really glad you enjoyed watching the full recording.

[abbamanic]

The height of wit, and always makes you think about yourself. Wonderful, thank you!

[beautifulplaywright]

Quentin Crisp: you've saved my life (again)

[FrankNFurter1000]

What a gentleman, an utter inspiration.

His death is a tragic loss to mankind.

[kissmequick8]

Your most welcome. So glad you enjoyed it.

[rickssw5]

Thank you so much for posting this. I remember meeting Mr Crisp in New York in the 80s. He was charming.

[seonidh]

Thank you so much for the wit and wisdom of this man

[ShutThatDoor]

This isn't a comedy show, it's a philosophy.

[jcw001]

Brilliant....thanks for posting....this is where I first saw it on C4.....cheers