A great pair of entertainers ! Bob Hopes humor, delivery, we were so fortunate to have this great American. Love watching his specials, guest appearances, USO tours... the man was amazing. Thanks for posting this.
GREAT ! Thanks for posting these memories. Bob Hope was the real deal. Mr. Cavett was a great interviewer. Never got enough credit due him. Long live both their memories
bob hope despite the modern day critics was an absolutely amazing man.he literally risked his life on numerous occassions in all the wars the usa were involved in during his long life.my favourite story was of him in england just before the european invasion.hope did something like 18 camps in 2 days never sleeping putting on shows for all the allied troops.finally at about 1 am he stopped after his last show as the heavy rain which delayed the invasion fell.as he was about to leave an officer said its a shame the other camp couldnt make it.what yeh they were supposed to come here but the weather stopped them.though completely exhausted hope stopped the troop leaving commandeered heavy trucks and half tracks and set out to find the missing soldiers.somewhere on the south coast in the middle of the night in the pouring rain bob hope met the g.i s who were trying to walk to where he was! in the middle of a field by truck headlights at 4 am bob hope put on a show for soldiers about to go into battle he was still at it when dawn broke.3000 men were there.some guy just for that one thing never mind everything else he did!
It's not just his jokes; it's his whole demeanor. His face is funny. His voice is funny. He even moves in an amusing way. PS. I, as an Aussie, have the feeling that the Aussie who unexpectedly asked if they had American cigarettes was, as we say, "taking the piss". It's so old school Australian to underplay a close shave.
A Catalina seaplane carrying entertainer Bob Hope was forced to make an emergency landing on Camden Haven adjacent to Laurieton on 14 August 1944. Bob Hope was returning to Sydney after entertaining troops in Guam. The local postmaster lent him money for his hotel bills after the luggage was jettisoned. An impromptu party was held, and the next day Hope and his entourage travelled by road to Newcastle and flew from there to Sydney. Bob Hope maintained contact with the residents of Laurieton for decades afterwards.
Bob Hope (Eltham, Reino Unido; 29 de mayo de 1903 - Toluca Lake, California; 27 de julio de 2003), nacido como Leslie Townes Hope, fue un artista estadounidense nacido en Inglaterra, que durante más de sesenta años de carrera apareció en teatro, radio y televisión, en películas de cine, y en actuaciones para el ejército de los Estados Unidos.
even though cavet was a horrid host and always made me uncomfortable to watch his "interviews", this was probably the best bob hope interview that remains, because he was naturally candid and funny, not reading pre-written jokes from cue cards as most of his carson appearances showed.
Some camp I have been, Army or Marines, the camp was named after this Buckner guy, West Point, I think. Love these old Cavett clips. Who would ever think at that time we'd be watching reruns like these? Heh, heh : UA-cam and Netflix...
James I listened again...and again. Same normal every day pronunciation of "Buckner" that's been common for a few hundred years at least! Is there another way to say "Buckner"??? I think you should cut back on the brandy!
A great pair of entertainers ! Bob Hopes humor, delivery, we were so fortunate to have this great American. Love watching his specials, guest appearances, USO tours... the man was amazing. Thanks for posting this.
NOTHING like these amazing entertainers today.
Thank heavens for UA-cam!
GREAT ! Thanks for posting these memories. Bob Hope was the real deal. Mr. Cavett was a great interviewer. Never got enough credit due him. Long live both their memories
Caveat is still alive.
bob hope despite the modern day critics was an absolutely amazing man.he literally risked his life on numerous occassions in all the wars the usa were involved in during his long life.my favourite story was of him in england just before the european invasion.hope did something like 18 camps in 2 days never sleeping putting on shows for all the allied troops.finally at about 1 am he stopped after his last show as the heavy rain which delayed the invasion fell.as he was about to leave an officer said its a shame the other camp couldnt make it.what yeh they were supposed to come here but the weather stopped them.though completely exhausted hope stopped the troop leaving commandeered heavy trucks and half tracks and set out to find the missing soldiers.somewhere on the south coast in the middle of the night in the pouring rain bob hope met the g.i s who were trying to walk to where he was! in the middle of a field by truck headlights at 4 am bob hope put on a show for soldiers about to go into battle he was still at it when dawn broke.3000 men were there.some guy just for that one thing never mind everything else he did!
Genius! Bob Hope made it look so effortless, but Vaudeville never left him during his career.
Thats great! Thank you! Jerry Calona, I was trying to remember his name. He's old-time tv😄
love Bob Hope, thanks for posting
Thank you, classic TV. Hope was history.
It's not just his jokes; it's his whole demeanor. His face is funny. His voice is funny. He even moves in an amusing way. PS. I, as an Aussie, have the feeling that the Aussie who unexpectedly asked if they had American cigarettes was, as we say, "taking the piss". It's so old school Australian to underplay a close shave.
Bob Hope belching, I'll never be able to un-hear that LOL
priceless ... thanks for posting
A Catalina seaplane carrying entertainer Bob Hope was forced to make an emergency landing on Camden Haven adjacent to Laurieton on 14 August 1944. Bob Hope was returning to Sydney after entertaining troops in Guam. The local postmaster lent him money for his hotel bills after the luggage was jettisoned. An impromptu party was held, and the next day Hope and his entourage travelled by road to Newcastle and flew from there to Sydney. Bob Hope maintained contact with the residents of Laurieton for decades afterwards.
Yeah read an article i think in After the battle magazine i think all true amazing story cheers
This was from 4th October 1972, one week before I was born. A Wednesday if you're interested
MultiAlanR mine was 11 oct 1966 a Tuesday if I recall
Cute!
I was 8 months old when this aired.
Me, Oct 10th.......
Great intelligent conversation...oh, how we need more.
Could listen to Bob, and Dick all day long ...very interesting, and funny
excellent
DICK CAVETT
19 DE NOVIEMBRE DE 1936
85 AÑOS (86)
The Babe Ruth of show business!!
Bob Hope (Eltham, Reino Unido; 29 de mayo de 1903 - Toluca Lake, California; 27 de julio de 2003), nacido como Leslie Townes Hope, fue un artista estadounidense nacido en Inglaterra, que durante más de sesenta años de carrera apareció en teatro, radio y televisión, en películas de cine, y en actuaciones para el ejército de los Estados Unidos.
Groucho Marx, Jack Benny and Bob Hope had a natural way of being funny without saying a word or without trying to be funny.
even though cavet was a horrid host and always made me uncomfortable to watch his "interviews", this was probably the best bob hope interview that remains, because he was naturally candid and funny, not reading pre-written jokes from cue cards as most of his carson appearances showed.
uncle bob
Seems like Bob's Aussie voice coach took a few sickies.
Bob Hope coming late, taking over the set, no handshakes with host.... what a big shock.... Not really, this was standard everywhere Bob went....
I never knew Buckner's name was pronounced that way, but Bob should know since he met him. Buckner got killed on Okinawa a few years later.
Some camp I have been, Army or Marines, the camp was named after this Buckner guy, West Point, I think. Love these old Cavett clips. Who would ever think at that time we'd be watching reruns like these? Heh, heh : UA-cam and Netflix...
James I listened again...and again. Same normal every day pronunciation of "Buckner" that's been common for a few hundred years at least! Is there another way to say "Buckner"???
I think you should cut back on the brandy!