My favorite Don Rickles story about Frank Sinatra: Don was at a nice restaurant, with a beautiful young woman he wanted to impress, when he saw Frank at another table. So he went over to Frank's table and asked Frank that when he finished eating would he stop by Don't table and say hello to impress Don's date. When Frank finished, he stopped bay Don's table to say hello but Don interrupted him saying, "Frank, can't your see we're eating?".
Dean and Frank were better. I am a tremendous Rickles fan but Don repeated his act a lot so Sinatra was only good for a once in a while thing. I do know that Sinatra and Rickles toured together. I also know they went on trips together. Rickles kept everyone laughing and smiling. Sinatra loved having that around.
@@NoOne-kr4jc "...Don repeated his act a lot... " Respectfully, consider that Don, as many entertainers, past and current including Sinatra would "repeat" or use some, or a lot, of what of their "old" or patented material, songs etc. They would seldom experiment or try out new material on a crowd of folks paying good cash to be entertained for an evening. Besides, you had "humorists" and comedians. Humorists took daily life events, current events, topical subjects and presented them in a... humorous fashion. That is why their shows might be looked upon as always fresh with no "repeats". Don Rickles was not a humorist, just a humble, loving warm, giving comedian.
This video had way more entertaining humorous energy in it's 10 minute length than I have seen in an entire year of any new late talk show on TV in the last 20 years.
I was lucky enough and very old enough to be able to say that, in house I was raised in Francis Albert Sinatra was the 13 th apostle. I was able to take my daddy and sons to see Frank twice. My daddy sobbed.
Frank Sinatra once saved my life! I was being viciously beaten behind a casino in Las Vegas by these three huge guys. I thought it was my last minutes on Earth! Then Frank says to the guys, "That's enough, boys." I have been grateful to that man ever since!
It always seems like people are very nervous or awestruck, even some of the biggest names in show business, when Sinatra walks into the room. Even Johnny Carson seemed nervous when Frank was on the show. And he interviewed everyone.
At the very least Frank was in league with the mob. Quite possibly he was high up to running one quietly. He RAN Vegas for years... The mob controlled Vegas.
Two of my favourite men in the world and they are dead! Love those two. I am grateful for UA-cam! Both were multi talented and both were charismatic. Rest in Peace Frank and Don! 🤩🤩
Me was born in 80s. But really, learning who is Don Rickles and bring me here. The chemistry between them is hard find. Frank Sinatra a legendary Singer come out to help boost a comedian show. Its is so pure. May they both rest in peace.
It's a great (and 100% true) story how the 2 of them became friends. Oh, ok I'll tell you, Sinatra was in a restaurant one night and coincidentally Rickles went in for a meal. Sinatra was in a foul mood and let it be known, when he got his meal, he really wasn't happy with the quality so he threw a tantrum, started shouting and tossed part of the crockery to the floor. Rickles looked up, and quick as a flash shouted "pass the ketchup Frank"........ Sinatra burst out laughing, and that was it, they remained friends until Sinatra died, just have a look at some of their interactions on other shows - - Rickles used to goad him about his "mafia" connections (which he didn't have), Sinatra thought Rickles was a comedy genius
they actually met when Rickles was performing at a casino and saw Sinatra walking past and Rickles pointed and said "hey everyone its Frank Sinatra.... How you doin Frank please sit down, make yourself comfortable, hit someone" and everyone laughed including Sinatra. and Frank did have friends in the Mafia. Carlo Gambino and Anello Dellacroce dont just take pics and come backstage for anyone.
Sinatra DID have mob connections. Sinatra is the man who got Kennedy elected. The Sands in Vegas was pretty much HQ for the Mob. The Sands is where Sinatra stayed. When they imploded The Sands, they said it was heavily reinforced for an "attack" when the other casinos at the time didn't. He may have said he didn't have "connections" but he did. Be warned though...some of his "friends" are still around.
Frank truly supported his Friends. Black, jews, Latinos, White, purple.... In the words of The Great B. B. King, a hug from Sinatra on stage carried more weight than lots of Civil Right speeches.
Both Don Rickles and Frank Sinatra had a great friendship.It was greatly shared in this video.From the bottom of my heart,may God truly bless them both!!!…Karl Schumaker ❤
I don't know if Frank had one friend in the world. Hangers-on, sycophants, toadies, high and low level employees, staff. He did try to surround himself with some of the world's most wealthy and influential men, but Frank was too crude to really fit in.
I can't count how many times I've seen Don And Frank during this segment. It never get old. Thank you for the great upload. I just subscribed.....again :). I don't know what happened.
"Don Rickles Surprised by Frank Sinatra..." Rickles: "I saw Frank backstage, you know what he said to me?" Maybe he wasn't all that surprised, but it was a nice gesture by an old friend, trying to give his buddy the rub on his new show. Those guys were class acts.
I luv these 2 together.. they are so darn funny and I have been watching for years.. They are both gone now and I am so thankfull I got to see them when they were in their heyday.. DOn R and JoanR were my fav. comics.. miss them-- I always laughed .. they were gifts to the people.. I get them... Frank S... legend always...
They had one of the best chemistry between eachother... Its a pity they didnt do any movie togheter... They could play both comedy as drama i belive... Gangster movie would been nice to see👍have fun in heaven both of you... Blessings to the rest..
yea, Sinatra could not carry the crowd, he was about as un-funny as they get....he had to have lines spoon fed to him from comedy writers. He did make a lot of money, which goes a long ways in comedy. They will laugh with you if you have wads of cash and a personal Cessna Jet. Everyone in the crowd knows how much it costs for the upkeep on the Cessna and annual inspection, so they open up their throats for Frank and give him the good stuff. He also had a beautiful home in California, almost as nice as Robert Conrads.
Love how Nelson Riddle and his orchestra is there. Aka same Orchestra from The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour. Great comedy from the 2 legends and music from a classic orchestra
There are many great comedians. You have your oh what's that one guys name? Oh well not important. And then there the man of more insults that he left none for all the rest Mr. Don Rickles. Somebody stop me before they think I'm plugging a movie for this iconic funny man. At least that's what his wife said. Mr. Rickles I've watch since I was a young kid and he always made me laugh when he was on all the TV shows a true genius enough said.
Don't know if the audience was suppose to act like this since idk anything about the show but if they didn't then this was horrible job by them, these two were great
Sinatra didn't care for Rickles throwing a microphone. That's the man's instrument and you're just throwing it around. Singers know how expensive microphones are and how touchy the people who own them are about how they're handled.
❤❤❤I love Don Rickles very very much I want to see him more on my UTube on my cellphone He’s very very funny. When I’m sad he makes me laugh. He was fantastic
are you kidding? don only ripped on celebs he liked celebs would go to his shows in vegas to get ripped on. but the only celeb that he didnt rip on even though he liked him was denzel washington happened on letterman and it was because denzel wanted to stay on the show to share the couch with rickles and rickles was beyond touched
@@maxsavage3998 He's right; you have no idea what you're talking about. He ripped on Sinatra - and EVERYBODY else, except apparently Denzel - all the time. Rickles is to Hollywood, and politics if you've ever seen his presidential performances, what Weird Al is to music - their peers are generally flattered when lampooned. Buy a clue.
Don could take it. Watch the Dean Martin roast with Foster Brooks giving Don Rickles a hard time saying he was having an affair with Don's wife. Comedy gold. ua-cam.com/video/sdPcjIrSvcs/v-deo.html
Look at that crowd. Many different people coming to the show KNOWING that Don was going to insult their race, looks, etc… It was comedy and BROUGHT people together. Not divided them.
great video... two legends
Jonathan E. Allen couldn't've said it better!
Saw Rickles a year before he passed .
Sharp as a tack and very humble, had nothing but high praise for Frank throughout his show.
wow, a classic you saw
I always liked Don Rickles for as long as I can remember, RIP.
My favorite Don Rickles story about Frank Sinatra: Don was at a nice restaurant, with a beautiful young woman he wanted to impress, when he saw Frank at another table. So he went over to Frank's table and asked Frank that when he finished eating would he stop by Don't table and say hello to impress Don's date. When Frank finished, he stopped bay Don's table to say hello but Don interrupted him saying, "Frank, can't your see we're eating?".
My favourite to
Haha great!
😂😂🤣🤣🤣
Hehehe mine too i love both of them
Funny story.
Don and Frank should have made movies together in both comedy and drama as they had excellent chemistry and acting skills.
Other than walter mathau and Jack Lemmon, Don and frank could have been a good "odd couple"
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Wouldn't want someone as pure as Don, tainted by pretending his whole life. It's the reason Hollywood losers lose connection with reality so fast.
Dean and Frank were better. I am a tremendous Rickles fan but Don repeated his act a lot so Sinatra was only good for a once in a while thing. I do know that Sinatra and Rickles toured together. I also know they went on trips together. Rickles kept everyone laughing and smiling. Sinatra loved having that around.
@@NoOne-kr4jc "...Don repeated his act a lot... " Respectfully, consider that Don, as many entertainers, past and current including Sinatra would "repeat" or use some, or a lot, of what of their "old" or patented material, songs etc. They would seldom experiment or try out new material on a crowd of folks paying good cash to be entertained for an evening. Besides, you had "humorists" and comedians. Humorists took daily life events, current events, topical subjects and presented them in a... humorous fashion. That is why their shows might be looked upon as always fresh with no
"repeats". Don Rickles was not a humorist, just a humble, loving warm, giving comedian.
Whenever I’m feeling down I just pull up a Rickles & Sinatra video and all my worries and sadness go away . Truly two great gentlemen
This video had way more entertaining humorous energy in it's 10 minute length than I have seen in an entire year of any new late talk show on TV in the last 20 years.
When Johnny Carson left The Tonight Show, that was the end of decent late night t.v.
Always hilarious when Don starts making up Italian names it cracks Frank up.
Don is one person you don't wanna insult, he's too quick with his comebacks!!!
I was lucky enough and very old enough to be able to say that, in house I was raised in Francis Albert Sinatra was the 13 th apostle. I was able to take my daddy and sons to see Frank twice. My daddy sobbed.
Frank was a great singer and a great man CATHY
@@johnlappin5881 miss you and Judy.
Frank Sinatra once saved my life! I was being viciously beaten behind a casino in Las Vegas by these three huge guys. I thought it was my last minutes on Earth! Then Frank says to the guys, "That's enough, boys."
I have been grateful to that man ever since!
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Ah, you got me there on the first line, till I read the rest.
Press X to doubt
Fancy meeting you here!
@@TheLondonKings he's making a joke that Frank Sinatra had them beat him up 😂
When entertainers entertained. Let's not overlook the legendary Nelson Riddle orchestra behind them.❤️🇺🇸👍
We don't have entertainers like these two anymore. Wish we did.
I guess we don't have no more mobsters? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@pietjepuk9575 Nostalgia is a hell of a drug.
@@davidoconnell4100 Archie Bunker on nostalgia: "I didn't like it then. I don't like it now."
That was a great Era. I was born in 75 so I am grateful for UA-cam. Hey! At least we had the Tonight Show.
It always seems like people are very nervous or awestruck, even some of the biggest names in show business, when Sinatra walks into the room. Even Johnny Carson seemed nervous when Frank was on the show. And he interviewed everyone.
Allegedly there was a lot to be nervous about. If you said the wrong thing by accident you might never be heard from again
At the very least Frank was in league with the mob. Quite possibly he was high up to running one quietly. He RAN Vegas for years... The mob controlled Vegas.
Man this is great...Good feel, two legends-Rickles & Sinatra...They just don’t make them like that anymore. Just, Brilliant! TV Gold😁💖
Two of my favourite men in the world and they are dead! Love those two. I am grateful for UA-cam! Both were multi talented and both were charismatic. Rest in Peace Frank and Don! 🤩🤩
Sinatra did whatever he wanted. He was the boss.
Always love that moment Sinatra walks out: "Frank! Frank!"
You can tell by this rough cut how much post-edit audience sweetening finally made it to air.
Love this & the two of them! May they both “REST IN PEACE!”♥️
Frank Sinatra is exceptional at reading cue cards like he is not reading cue cards
How did we lose this, the class the respect so nice
Me was born in 80s. But really, learning who is Don Rickles and bring me here. The chemistry between them is hard find. Frank Sinatra a legendary Singer come out to help boost a comedian show. Its is so pure. May they both rest in peace.
It's a great (and 100% true) story how the 2 of them became friends. Oh, ok I'll tell you, Sinatra was in a restaurant one night and coincidentally Rickles went in for a meal. Sinatra was in a foul mood and let it be known, when he got his meal, he really wasn't happy with the quality so he threw a tantrum, started shouting and tossed part of the crockery to the floor. Rickles looked up, and quick as a flash shouted "pass the ketchup Frank"........ Sinatra burst out laughing, and that was it, they remained friends until Sinatra died, just have a look at some of their interactions on other shows - - Rickles used to goad him about his "mafia" connections (which he didn't have), Sinatra thought Rickles was a comedy genius
they actually met when Rickles was performing at a casino and saw Sinatra walking past and Rickles pointed and said "hey everyone its Frank Sinatra.... How you doin Frank please sit down, make yourself comfortable, hit someone" and everyone laughed including Sinatra. and Frank did have friends in the Mafia. Carlo Gambino and Anello Dellacroce dont just take pics and come backstage for anyone.
Sinatra DID have mob connections. Sinatra is the man who got Kennedy elected.
The Sands in Vegas was pretty much HQ for the Mob. The Sands is where Sinatra stayed. When they imploded The Sands, they said it was heavily reinforced for an "attack" when the other casinos at the time didn't.
He may have said he didn't have "connections" but he did. Be warned though...some of his "friends" are still around.
Old Frank made The Don sweat! He had to lose up the bow tie. Legends, that don’t make them like this anymore RIP gentlemen!
Frank truly supported his Friends.
Black, jews, Latinos, White, purple....
In the words of The Great B. B. King, a hug from Sinatra on stage carried more weight than lots of Civil Right speeches.
Now that's a born funny man 😂😂 2 true legends
There will never be another Rickles.
Both Don Rickles and Frank Sinatra had a great friendship.It was greatly shared in this video.From the bottom of my heart,may God truly bless them both!!!…Karl Schumaker ❤
I don't know if Frank had one friend in the world. Hangers-on, sycophants, toadies, high and low level employees, staff. He did try to surround himself with some of the world's most wealthy and influential men, but Frank was too crude to really fit in.
“You’re a nice guy
In spite of what you heard
You’re a nice guy…”
Love Frankie Love Don! We are fortunate!!! But we will never see that kind of talent and love of the audience again
Appreciate the upload. Reminds me of a time when my dad and grandparents were still alive. Watching this video reminded me that they still are.
I can't count how many times I've seen Don And Frank during this segment. It never get old. Thank you for the great upload. I just subscribed.....again :). I don't know what happened.
Thanks for watching. I appreciate it
Very few people Sinatra called true friends, Rickles was one.
“Sure, he got old, but we all do!”
😆
"Don Rickles Surprised by Frank Sinatra..." Rickles: "I saw Frank backstage, you know what he said to me?" Maybe he wasn't all that surprised, but it was a nice gesture by an old friend, trying to give his buddy the rub on his new show. Those guys were class acts.
And Frank said "I got lines" which means it was written out already..
The great Nelson Riddle leading the orchestra. Frank has such a beautiful smile !
Frank Sinatra was a great singer and a great man gone to soon 😢
At least one got to see a true legend at work. I mean music director Nelson Riddle.
I always thought Frank was sensitive to jokes about his mafia links but Don could always get away with it!
I LOVE Don and miss this wonderful man.
🏆 this is gold Jerry!
I luv these 2 together.. they are so darn funny and I have been watching for years.. They are both gone now and I am so thankfull I got to see them when they were in their heyday.. DOn R and JoanR were my fav. comics.. miss them-- I always laughed .. they were gifts to the people.. I get them... Frank S... legend always...
They don’t make ‘em like that anymore👌👌
They had one of the best chemistry between eachother... Its a pity they didnt do any movie togheter... They could play both comedy as drama i belive... Gangster movie would been nice to see👍have fun in heaven both of you... Blessings to the rest..
Frank Sinatra was born 12/15/15 and I was born in 1961... He was 60 then and I’m 60 now... Time flies when you’re have fun!
Frank wad born 12/12/15. You're only off by 3 days
Frank was very handsome in this clip.
Good old Frank Sinatra. My favorite singer. I have others but Frank is the one baby.
Don is sweating bullets.
yea, Sinatra could not carry the crowd, he was about as un-funny as they get....he had to have lines spoon fed to him from comedy writers. He did make a lot of money, which goes a long ways in comedy. They will laugh with you if you have wads of cash and a personal Cessna Jet. Everyone in the crowd knows how much it costs for the upkeep on the Cessna and annual inspection, so they open up their throats for Frank and give him the good stuff. He also had a beautiful home in California, almost as nice as Robert Conrads.
Love how Nelson Riddle and his orchestra is there. Aka same Orchestra from The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour. Great comedy from the 2 legends and music from a classic orchestra
It’s as if this is the first roast in history and the audience doesn’t know whether or not to laugh
Wow.. The crowd is tough
But I think they are both hilarious
He was such good friends with him..yet not a member of the rat pack..
So great never be another like Don Rickles
I never get tired to see @ hear Don Rickles .
Absolutely great😁👍👏👏
Such GD times back then
THERE WERE NO AIR CONDITIONERS THOSE DAYS…IT SEEMS LIKE
Rip Frank and Don.
Rickles was just sweating buckets there.
They were awesome together. Very funny
There are many great comedians. You have your oh what's that one guys name? Oh well not important. And then there the man of more insults that he left none for all the rest Mr. Don Rickles. Somebody stop me before they think I'm plugging a movie for this iconic funny man. At least that's what his wife said. Mr. Rickles I've watch since I was a young kid and he always made me laugh when he was on all the TV shows a true genius enough said.
This is so epic.
these guys never got political in these shows unlike they do today, the late-night comedy shows of today really suck.
Great guys rip🌹🙏
from here to eternity
Don't know if the audience was suppose to act like this since idk anything about the show but if they didn't then this was horrible job by them, these two were great
“Who’s the Singer?” LOL
Sinatra didn't care for Rickles throwing a microphone. That's the man's instrument and you're just throwing it around. Singers know how expensive microphones are and how touchy the people who own them are about how they're handled.
They could have bought the Shure
Microphone factory!!
Frank would worry about 20 bucks
The scripted brilliance is unmatched.
Frank was sharp! RIP Francis Albert.
I always enjoyed Don's attepts at trying to entertain people. He never got to see me.
God bless humans and angels alike, as Rickles, thé Don Himself!.💣
The best!! Great times!!
❤❤❤I love Don Rickles very very much I want to see him more on my UTube on my cellphone He’s very very funny. When I’m sad he makes me laugh. He was fantastic
Great entertainers.
RIP Don and Frank 😢
It's so weird seeing this in an unedited format. It's not at all like the other clips I've watched.
He was the greatest
Love Rickles
Damn that's a lot of sweating for a man who survived the sweating.
Don respected Frank too much he was the only one that he wouldnt cut up
are you kidding?
don only ripped on celebs he liked
celebs would go to his shows in vegas to get ripped on.
but the only celeb that he didnt rip on even though he liked him was denzel washington
happened on letterman and it was because denzel wanted to stay on the show to share the couch with rickles and rickles was beyond touched
@@thewkovacs316 im talking about Frank Sinatra bud not anyone else. Don was his buddy
@@maxsavage3998 He's right; you have no idea what you're talking about. He ripped on Sinatra - and EVERYBODY else, except apparently Denzel - all the time. Rickles is to Hollywood, and politics if you've ever seen his presidential performances, what Weird Al is to music - their peers are generally flattered when lampooned. Buy a clue.
If you wanna see Don Rickles in action...look up his episode of Saturday Night Live. He refused to read his lines...🤣🤣🤣
I'll have to check that out. I do recall Milton Berle hosting SNL one time and it turned into a train wreck.
@@watchman1178 Isn't that when exposed himself to someone?
@@Kev621 I never heard about that, but I wouldn't be surprised. LOL!
Don could dish it out but he could take it. Look at the Johnny Carson roast with Don and Groucho Marx on the dais.
Don could take it. Watch the Dean Martin roast with Foster Brooks giving Don Rickles a hard time saying he was having an affair with Don's wife. Comedy gold. ua-cam.com/video/sdPcjIrSvcs/v-deo.html
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Yeah what great entertainment much better days
don sounds like bill burr when he yells
Other way round
Look at that crowd. Many different people coming to the show KNOWING that Don was going to insult their race, looks, etc…
It was comedy and BROUGHT people together. Not divided them.
He was the great
Don sweating bullets
Charisma
That was painful.
Rickles is a great showman, not many could have pulled that off. As for that audience... oy.
Sinatra didn't have 1/2 of the comic timing of Dean Martin
I have fun in Jersey. Not for long.
SINARAS head really looks big
I can't NOT click on a Rickles clip. It might be pathological.
he sounds like Archie bunker
I'm surprised Sinatra referenced Fritz the Cat.
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