John Inman talks about (& impersonates) Frank Randle
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- John Inman talks about Frank Randle and his admiration for the comedian. There is also a clip of Inman impersonating Randle from the BBC 'Good Old Days'....
See: www.hoydpublish... for details of the Frank Randle Biography 'Wired to the Moon'. ---- The life, and what a life, of this wild man of British comedy is told in impressive detail in Wired to the Moon. A warts and all story of a man who, to this day, is regarded as possibly Englands finest comic actor. Wired to the Moon is a fitting tribute to mark the 50th anniversary of [Randles] death. Anyone who remembers Frank Randle with fondness will enjoy the book. (Oldham Evening Chronicle)
I have been a HUGE HUGE fan of the cast of Are You Being Served in general and John Inman inparticular. No one could ever take his place and im sure he is telling st peter "I'm free!!!"
I just realised that watching this I learned so much. No flashing scene changes and constant music and angle swaps. I prefer this sort of television.
Mr Humphreys are you free!? Looks around 🤣😅😂😅 John you and Mary were the reason we watched ARE YOU BEING SERVED 💜🖤💜. Rest in love & popularity 🍻
How could anyone downvote this?
Nice. Like watching December 2020. 👍👆📺
:) i'm glad to have found another fan of him in particular from Are You Being Served x
I thought Max Miller was king as George Formby ?i had never heard of Frank Randle ,but hay ho I love all the comics from that time,especially George Formby 😀
Randle got away with murder but he was an alcoholic & he died at 56.
I like him as Mr. Humpriies better. However he does a great job impersonater.
Stereotypical raving Home, Thumbs up if you agree
Drivel. There is an ongoing nonsense that Max Miller did not go well in the North and Frank Randle did badly in the South. Miller frequently played the No.1 Moss Empires circuit in Glasgow, Newcastle etc. with enormous success, and I have it from the horse's mouth that at Shepherds Bush Empire and Finsbury Park Empire with Randle there was standing room only at the back of the stalls and down the entire length of the side aisles too. Never before or since has a comedian literally rocked a theatre with laughter as much as Frank Randle.
Well said that man!!! You are dead right!