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@sweiland75 @sweiland75 Her name is Elaine Hill Grand Check it out on the web 3w.independent.co.uk/news/obituaries/elaine-grand-729141.html
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izaprod 1 year ago
This was before Sellers truly became great. Interesting.
Ramshobraja 1 year ago
@Ramshobraja - He was already great in the UK, thanks to his work on "The Goon Show" from 1951-1960.
OofusTwillip 8 months ago
Peter...England is now full of char-a-banc loads...you wouldn't like it anymore...R.I.P>
priapus56 1 year ago 2
The interviewer isn't even listening. Look at her. She's thinking, "Take me now. Just take me roughly this minute."
chaddvanzanten 2 years ago 9
@chaddvanzanten - OMG you're right, you are sooo right!
zaygezunt 1 year ago
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Sellars...possibly the greatest actor ever...I know he is one of the greatest, at least.
roachy333 2 years ago 2
An interviewer smoking during an interview? Times have changed! :-)
Mermaid1962 2 years ago
really? go on,
billheartyface 1 year ago
BOHHAA
5678simon 2 years ago
I want a smoke.
Umma6umma 2 years ago
Great clip. He's spot on about how funny an audience can be. Wish I'd seen 'Brouhaha'. God love ya Mr Sellers.
flamehairedfemme 2 years ago 3
what is it about these amateur canadian interviewers who cut off the guest in mid-sentence. gimme a break!
bigred997 2 years ago 3
A very interesting insight into the mind of a genius.
SIMPFANN 2 years ago 4
The short interviews and films from that time show people to be more cerebral then. They kept in mind how what they did or said affected society around them. People also seemed to care a lot more about their appearance. You never saw anyone on television poorly dressed. Men wore tailed suits, women wore impeccably perfect makeup and carefully selected jewelry to match their outfits. Its as though being classy all the time was expected, not something just for a special occasion.
janbaer1 2 years ago 5
Brilliant comic, slightly unhinged, which probably helped. And look at them both smoking their heads off! A different world then.
myfanwy7 2 years ago 4
Sellers could never do the same performance twice. He just wasn't made that way. Technique would have destroyed his talent
HEV29 2 years ago 3
Absolutely right. Sellers was an instinctive genius, technique would have smothered him.
TroyDouglas917 2 years ago 6
He must have borrowed Henry Kissinger's glasses.
StrangelyBrownNo1 2 years ago
genius
nietzsche71 2 years ago
He was such a terrific actor. So incredibly versatile. Moving in dramas and hilarious in comedies. I wish I could find Prisoner of Zenda!
PickledBeatnik 2 years ago
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Lucky me - i found the PRISONER OF ZENDA on eBay - won for minimum price!!!
:-)
yogiie 2 years ago
genius
tichenor 2 years ago
Amazing talent - not that this interview shows any of it - wasn't he tubby as a lad?
zthetha 2 years ago
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cqtaylor 2 years ago 2
someone made a similar joke about a bob dylan press conference
myfanniejigglesaboot 2 years ago
Back when you could chain smoke on TV! Damn right!
Rawd1976 2 years ago 4
they both seem totally high in this clip
bentpuppy 2 years ago
must... start... smoking....
relaxjosh 2 years ago 5
its dr strangelove!
CradLeRcker 2 years ago
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Yawn....
scotian1279 2 years ago