Bedazzled did not need to be remade, by anyone, for any reason.

@TheSnowballEarth

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True that. I've the utmost respect for Harold Ramis and his work but that remake, well-intentioned as it was, failed as both an homage and as a standalone comedy. IMNSHO. R.I.P., Mr. Ramis.

What an exceptional piece of theatrical history. ....Thank you , thank you, thank you !!!

I have never seen such a thorough illustration of the astute and brilliant mind of this great artist and human being. I mourn his loss to the world, but I'm grateful he left us so much to enjoy. Thank you for sharing this.

What a brilliant history, so enjoyable to watch Barry relate this and to listen to him :-)

Glad to see Humphries holds Benny Hill in such high regard. High praise and deservedly so

@stevecox7075

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I found out recently that Charlie Chaplin also loved Benny Hill. And Benny once stayed with him at his house in Switzerland.

R.I.P., Mr. Humphries.😥😥😥

Marvellous commentary... on the film, on the character, on Peter Cook, on the time... One for the archive!

Love 💕 this man ❤️

Barry's manner of telling this story had me fixed; intrigued; where I felt he was reading a brilliant monologue! A testament to his theatrical genius!

If it was commonly known that this channel existed - the subscriber numbers would be off the charts!

Absolutely a genius 💞

Such a Treasure. We have lost a legend.

Miss you Barry.

RIP Baz. You were bloody marvellous mate!😊😊

This is wonderful. So much detail about the subject. Thank you so much.

Another gem from the Edna Archives. #happyweekends

Excellent words from Barry.

I saw little of Barry Humphries outside of a few Dame Edna appearances in the U.S. Wow! The man bristled with intelligence and keen observation. His relationship with Peter Cook seems like Nick Carraway's relationship with the Great Gatsby--fascinated, envious and a little regretful because it wasn't the friendship he longed for it to be.

fascinating whatever Mr. Humphries says

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