@SethHesio They are actor Sir Donald Sinden (born 1923) and writer Anthony Burgess (1917-1993) who was perhaps best known as the author of A Clockwork Orange.
@JuanMacready Early and in pain, certainly. But there the similarity (and hope)ends. Whereas Peter Cook was touched by the hand of genius, you are evidently a sad, lonely virgin.
@JuanMacready whats the matter Jealous much cos your not funny your a bitter sad exscuse for a human being if you wish or are happy with some dieing LONNNNNNNNG before there time
@JuanMacready LOL your just a child you know nothing about him hahah what a silly person well know i really dont care what you think of him those who saw him as a performer know how good he was!!!
Love Peter Cook's comment to people who (mistakenly) believe that he did not fulfill his potential. He said 'I cannot think of anything more awful than going through life fulfilling your potential'.
In real life Cook always aspired to movie stardom, which proved elusive because or his inveterate bad acting ability. The great film success of his erstwhile partner, the short petit bourgeois Dudley Moore must have been a cruel endurance. Much of Cook's humour flows from a typical public schoolboy's burlesque of the uneducated proletariat and grammar school class of repressed officialdom he despised and looked down on.
In real life Cook always aspired to movie stardom, which proved elusive because or his inveterate bad acting ability. The great film success of his erstwhile partner, the short petit bourgeois Dudley Moore must have been a cruel endurance. Much of Cook's humour flows from a typical public schoolboy's burlesque of the uneducated proletariat and grammar school class of repressed officialdom he despised and looked down on.
No lover of Parkinson - always thought he had an overinflated opinion of himself, although I don't really think he tried to put Cook down in this interview. I think he respected him too much for that. Thought Peter answered with good grace and came out well in this interview. Didn't seem to think that making it in the States was the be all and end all, and good on him.
I thought I was the only one who thought this! He is AWFUL: a typical oafish, blunt, rude, charmless Yorkshireman. It is hardly surprising he was friends with Geoffrey Boycott!
@CasparWilson That's exactly what I thought! :) It's funny how it was allowed to smoke in a studio like that at the time. From your *gasp*, though I gather you may reminisce - I, being the non - smoker I am, don't really! :)
P.S If I've indirectly and mistakenly called you a smoker, when in actual truth you're not, I do apologise heh! :)
According to his biographer, though, Pete was bugged by Dud's success in Hollywood ... and here you can kind of see insincerity on Pete's face when he says he's happy for Dud!
Unfortunately no. There is a severe lack of Burgess interviews on this site. Everytime someone puts one up it gets taken off eventually. Always worth looking out for tho
01.46.. who are those two old geezers?! They look monstrous!
SethHesio 7 months ago
@SethHesio They are actor Sir Donald Sinden (born 1923) and writer Anthony Burgess (1917-1993) who was perhaps best known as the author of A Clockwork Orange.
frogandpeach1 7 months ago 2
@frogandpeach1 HoLOLY hHell... I directed clockwork Orange on Stage! I love Anthony Burgess, i feel totally stupid for not recognising him. Woops!
SethHesio 7 months ago
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monkeycrud 1 year ago
Smoking in a TV studio on a prime time interview show - unthinkable now.. odd sight to see
ap9011 1 year ago
Smoking on TV. Brilliant.
Nautilus1972 1 year ago
Peter Cook and Anthony Burgess in the same room. Heaven.
SoldierofFortune07 1 year ago
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"I'm glad the fat ugly unfunny fuck died at only 57."
1. I'm sure millions flock to see and hear Juan Macready.
2. Your mother must be so proud of you for being glad a popular person died quite young. Well done.
blokeshead 1 year ago
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I'm glad the fat ugly unfunny fuck died at only 57.
JuanMacready 1 year ago
@JuanMacready So why are you clicking the link to watch this? Seems rather stupid of you.
LuciferMorgan 1 year ago
@JuanMacready you fucking prick the man was a genius
hounf6 1 year ago
@hounf6 He was a talentless fat ugly unfunny alcoholic twat who thankfully drank himself to death at a relatively early age.
JuanMacready 1 year ago
@JuanMacready You are a dumb CUNT and I hope you die early. Preferably in a lot of pain.
Mazeppa6 1 year ago
@Mazeppa6 Just like Peter Cook eh?
JuanMacready 1 year ago
@JuanMacready Early and in pain, certainly. But there the similarity (and hope)ends. Whereas Peter Cook was touched by the hand of genius, you are evidently a sad, lonely virgin.
Mazeppa6 1 year ago
@Mazeppa6 Cook was just a sad, lonely, alcoholic, wife beating twat.
JuanMacready 1 year ago
@JuanMacready You are a dumb CUNT and I hope you die early. Preferably in a lot of pain.
Mazeppa6 1 year ago
@JuanMacready whats the matter Jealous much cos your not funny your a bitter sad exscuse for a human being if you wish or are happy with some dieing LONNNNNNNNG before there time
hounf6 1 year ago
@hounf6 Jealous of a bitter, sad, bankrupt alcoholic recluse who died before my second birthday?
Nope.
JuanMacready 1 year ago
@JuanMacready LOL your just a child you know nothing about him hahah what a silly person well know i really dont care what you think of him those who saw him as a performer know how good he was!!!
hounf6 1 year ago
@JuanMacready
Find out something about real British comedy and then come back with your witty asides about sad lonely alcoholics like Peter Cook.
anonUK 10 months ago
@JuanMacready .....what a fucking embarressment you are to mankind !!
rael1999 7 months ago
Love Peter Cook's comment to people who (mistakenly) believe that he did not fulfill his potential. He said 'I cannot think of anything more awful than going through life fulfilling your potential'.
ipolson 1 year ago
Peter Cook was and remains the funniest man to draw breath.
AlanHolsworth 1 year ago
Marvellous, what an excellent group of guests.
Scotchegg85 1 year ago
smoking indoors tut tut tut
toberses11 1 year ago
@toberses11 Oh Christ! People like you are terrifying.
Pugophile 1 year ago 4
@Pugophile Haha, brilliant!
shom1981 1 year ago
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In real life Cook always aspired to movie stardom, which proved elusive because or his inveterate bad acting ability. The great film success of his erstwhile partner, the short petit bourgeois Dudley Moore must have been a cruel endurance. Much of Cook's humour flows from a typical public schoolboy's burlesque of the uneducated proletariat and grammar school class of repressed officialdom he despised and looked down on.
johnsammyanfal 1 year ago
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In real life Cook always aspired to movie stardom, which proved elusive because or his inveterate bad acting ability. The great film success of his erstwhile partner, the short petit bourgeois Dudley Moore must have been a cruel endurance. Much of Cook's humour flows from a typical public schoolboy's burlesque of the uneducated proletariat and grammar school class of repressed officialdom he despised and looked down on.
johnsammyanfal 1 year ago
Goodness- this was filmed the year I was born.
It appears that genius is always a thing of the past.
williamwilson666 1 year ago
Donald Sindon!
L0K3 1 year ago
Parky is a legend!! I would love to have met the people he has in his lifetime. He was loved by many and rightly so!!
opiumlover21 2 years ago
No lover of Parkinson - always thought he had an overinflated opinion of himself, although I don't really think he tried to put Cook down in this interview. I think he respected him too much for that. Thought Peter answered with good grace and came out well in this interview. Didn't seem to think that making it in the States was the be all and end all, and good on him.
colinsmyth99 2 years ago
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peter cook was a bad man
dingbatcharlie1 2 years ago
Oh really how so? cos he was a drinker? cos he had depression?
hounf6 2 years ago
What a twat Parkinson is.
What an absolute gent and an absolute PRO Peter Cook was. Sadly missed. RIP
ShoeiBoy 2 years ago 3
What a pity that Dudley attained the notoriety. It was Cook who held the actual talent.
laceup1967 2 years ago 2
Calling parky this and that because he had the balls to ask the questions people wanted answers to! get real!
monkeycrud 2 years ago 3
@monkeycrud Parky is painfully pompous. Sorry
p3t3tw10 1 year ago
Ha! - does this say C**T at the end?
sounds like it!
boychildnew1 2 years ago
Peter loved that fag in his mouth.
thomasjn15 2 years ago
Parkinson is a arse... Britain's most famous interviewer who ironically is awful..continues to alienate his guests to this day
leesawford 2 years ago 3
I thought I was the only one who thought this! He is AWFUL: a typical oafish, blunt, rude, charmless Yorkshireman. It is hardly surprising he was friends with Geoffrey Boycott!
BRIGSTOCK 2 years ago
Jeez Parkinson was a nerve with some of his questions!
OzClawhammer 2 years ago
Rude, I thought.....
sarahnewt 2 years ago
kind of funny to think that you could smoke (gasp!) on TV then.
CasparWilson 2 years ago
@CasparWilson That's exactly what I thought! :) It's funny how it was allowed to smoke in a studio like that at the time. From your *gasp*, though I gather you may reminisce - I, being the non - smoker I am, don't really! :)
P.S If I've indirectly and mistakenly called you a smoker, when in actual truth you're not, I do apologise heh! :)
PrincessSisi87 2 years ago
:P I know this whole thingymajig about him being a 'tragic figure' is a load of balls.
But from all the clips I have seen of P. Cook, he looks really, much more lively here
Ed
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eclayton1m3 2 years ago
According to his biographer, though, Pete was bugged by Dud's success in Hollywood ... and here you can kind of see insincerity on Pete's face when he says he's happy for Dud!
flimpkin4 3 years ago
What a panel. Peter cook, Anthony burgess and that bloke from never the twain
simonpenum 3 years ago
I don't suppose you've found their interviews somewhere, especially 'that bloke'?
trufflesmell 2 years ago
I'm sorry what do you mean?
simonpenum 2 years ago
Sorry, was just wondering if you'd found the Burgess and Sinden portions somewhere.
trufflesmell 2 years ago 2
Unfortunately no. There is a severe lack of Burgess interviews on this site. Everytime someone puts one up it gets taken off eventually. Always worth looking out for tho
simonpenum 2 years ago
me too farleigh..
me too..
gambleyourtits 3 years ago
Could listen to him for hours.
farleigh17 3 years ago 20
thanks for this F&P -- your channel makes living in Germany (almost) bearable.
God, I miss all that shit...
timdanaher 3 years ago