Jonathan Miller on Being Forced To Box At School | The Dick Cavett Show
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- Опубліковано 6 гру 2020
- Broadcast from London, Jonathan Miller discusses his frightening experiences of boxing at school and Dick Cavett questions him about rumours that the Queen is in financial trouble.
Date aired - May 14th 1971 - Jonathan Miller
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What a marvellous talk show this was. So generous to put them online.
I met Jonathan numerous times in Camden Town when he lived there.
Top bloke & very clever RIP
Love these. Dick Cavett is brilliant.
If I were as apt to learn as Jonathan Miller, I'm sure I'd have enjoyed my studies too.
Miller's "the body in question" is a great bbc medical show
Absolutely brilliant program. Or 'programme', as they say at the Beeb.
What an intelligent lovely man ❤️
hysterical
1:33 flat feet and cowardice. 3:29 articulate wordsmith.
I’ve had a fan girl crush on Jonathan Miller since “The Body in Question” first aired. He’d be on my clone list. Along with Jacques Pepin. 😉
Oh well, poor thing should have gone to a state school. The guilt he must have felt for his privilege.
Queensberry rules type boxing didn't generally exist in the state schools I went to in Scotland. The usual tactic in my schoolyard was to pull the opponent down by the hair and then kick them in the face several times until they were defeated.
@@faeembrugh Me too (Manchester 1970s)! We'd never heard of the Marquess of Queensberry
Oy vey! It's like some kind of stereotype!
have nothing against the other celebs that were on this show but is this channel ever going to show the Dick Cavett shows where he interviews Jackie Gleason or Art Carney? How about any Honeymooners actors that were a part of the main cast?
It's great to see this, because Jonathan went on to lose this vivacity in large measure. I'm not entirely sure why or how, but the obituaries after his relatively recent passing speak to a man who spent his late autumn and winter years as a rather curmudgeonly figure. A brilliant man nonetheless.