The STARTLING Guest At W. C. Fields's FUNERAL Who SHOCKED Everyone
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- Опубліковано 22 вер 2023
- W. C. Fields was this hilarious American comedian and actor, famous for his sharp one-liners, sarcastic humor, and a real fondness for slapstick comedy. He usually played these grumpy, booze-loving characters who were always up to some kind of trouble.
You couldn't miss him with that big nose and unique voice, making him a real standout in the early days of Hollywood comedy. His jokes were this clever mix of clever wordplay and goofy physical comedy, and he definitely made his mark in the entertainment world.
In this video, we will unravel the startling guest at W. C. Fields’s funeral who shocked everyone! Watch till the end of this video to find out who this guest is!
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W.C. Fields is one of my favorite stars... I love his sarcasm, wit, physical comedy, and persona.
W.C. Fields was a comedy genius.
" I don't drink water fish f.... in it" W.C. Fields.
Great comedy Mr. Fields! Thank you for the memories!
I spent half my money on gambling, alcohol and wild women the other half I wasted
Fields was a genius and a groundbreaking performer. Although I have heard many of these stories before this is the first time I have seen photos of many of the people and places in his life. Thanks for posting this today.
Love WC! Back in the 60s and 70s, his films would be on LATE LATE night TV and my cousin and I had an agreement to call each other no matter the hour so neither of us would risk missing him. On rainy days at school, they'd show his films in the auditorium at lunch time. That's where I saw "The Dentist." Lily Tomlin is also a comedic genius and I never heard till now that she lived in his house. I love it! Thanks for this production - greatly enjoyed and appreciated. Imma see if I can find "The Bank Dick" to watch tonight. 🤣🙏🏻💚
I never thought Chaplin was funny. W C Fields used to have me in fits of laughter with his laid back style of delivery. So called comedians of today aren’t in the same league.
Being born in 1947 I thought Fields was much funnier than Chaplin ever was.
Very different funnies.
Different comics yet both died on Christmas Day.
Different type of comedy, he’s more like a Laurel and Hardy slapstick actor…..
even as a small child, I never thought Chaplin was funny. Much like Jerry Lewis, when I was a little kid, he never made me laugh ever, the same with Tim Allen, I did not know that he was even categorized as a comedian for years, Carol Burnett never made me laugh… Robin Williams, not even a smile out of me.. Bill Cosby never made me laugh, neither did George Carlin, just not funny
so, who do I find funny? Rodney, of course, Jonathan Winters, Steve Allen, Johnny Carson, J Leno, Jackie Mason had me laughing so hard a couple times that I couldn’t breathe… Jerry Seinfeld, but only when he did stand up.. Sam Kinison often had me laughing so hard it was tough to breathe.. Burt Reynolds was not a comedian, but he still was a delight to watch on Johnny Carson.. Henny Youngman was funny with his one lines, Gracho, but none of the other marks brothers I found it to be very funny. Especially Harpo. He was just silly like Jerry
Lewis… Dean Martin was funny..
Of course WC Fields what is hilarious
A genius
W.C. Fields was the best.
R.I.P.
My favorite routine of his is " The Day I drank a glass of water"
He once worked as a professional drowner in atlantic city. Several times a day he'd pretend to be drowning and be rescued by an accomplice. Hot dog vendors would sell to onlookers and pay Fields and accomplice part of the proceeds
He didn't play a grumpy, hard drinking curmudgeon. That's who he was.
"Dukenfield" takes a long "U."
T’aint a fit night out for man or beast
a guy who could make you laugh for sure
Awesome!!!
Did he die from vocal fry? I nearly did.
Oh yes i was in love with a beautiful blond drove me to drink one thing i am indented to her for
and Juggler he was amazing.
WC never said I’d rather be in Philadelphia, quite the contrary.
it was rumored that he was going to have the words, “I’d rather be here than in Philadelphia” on his head stone, partly because of the cold reception he had with Philadelphia audiences in the beginning of his career..
The great man
Compared to Fields , Chaplin is a mere amateur.
What about the shocking guest at the funeral?
Yeah....
It was his exwife
Funniest man that ever lived.
The Best!!
Thanks y’all and sweet Coolbeans
Died Xmas day
Years later, Fields's rival Charlie Chaplain also died on Xmas day, upstaging Fields one more time.
why he didn’t like water “ I accidentally took a drink of water and nearly drowned! WCF
Also….Water, yuck ! Fish f**k in it
Fields was loaded....
He had lots of money too. 🐸🐸🐸
One of the most comical. Would love WC at the rear row of a church crackin up!
Reading the bible and was asked " what for " ? WC Fields replied : " looking for loopholes "! ' nuff said ....A true ,true original artisan .
He definitely had the funny bone.
Started out as a juggler and acrobat ...
That’s horrible that a little baby died in the fountain 😞
Big cheief have knew sqal she had been unwraped yet
Love W.C Fields more than Chaplin but, maybe that isn't fair as W.C. was a 'speaker' while Charlie was silent.
You are correct. Apples and oranges. Chaplin later spoke in dramatic roles but not for comedy
It took 2 years to cremate him?
All things considered. I doubt he would choose Philadelphia today.
And the mystery guest waaas.....?
Chaplin era un tragicómico,no puedes comparar su estilo ,
I could not watch this-- horrible narration. Probably didn't do one bit of honest research. Guess I won't know..
"insouciant" is the word for that voice. I wanted to slap the snot outta him ... WC would have too.
I had my suspicions about Lily Tomlin being a lesbian and this video proved it.
What’d I miss?😳😳😃😃
Gaydar workin’ overtime?
Well, Lily Tomlin has been married to Jane Wager for 10 years, so I don't know why you were bothering with suspicions.
Sorry, Wagner.
@@donnahighley2940 You were privy to knowing this, but I wasn't. I quipped the above to highlight a succinct point: one CAN proverbially tell a book by its cover.