To my delight, this must be the longest TV-monologue Bob ever did. I'm amazed at its length. Very unusual for him to do one as a guest on another celebrity's show. Golly, he really registers on-camera, doesn't he? What's known as stage-presence. Truly, he was one of the most thrilling & pleasure-giving sights in the history of television. Just seeing him standing-there gives one such a joyous-feeling. And aren't his eyes marvelous? The way he uses them---naturally but for effect, too. His eyes in tandem with that wonderful lopsided-smile of his after telling a joke, just magical! I've always admired his poise & confident-delivery. And he's so relaxed with a kind-of sprightly-bounce as he transitions from one joke to the next, smooth-as-silk. Even when he receives a rare, weaker-than-expected reaction from the audience for a particular punchline, he has a "save" at-the-ready, in a quieter tone-of-voice, giving the viewer a momentary-feeling that he's been thrown off-pace and/or is disappointed---he then instantly-springs right-back & goes-on with amazing-celerity, in-control, and with uninterrupted-poise. A wonderful-surprise for me to discover this here. Great audio & color-restoration, also!
@b.strong93475 жыл бұрын
I’ve never realized it before, but I’m thinking that Leno fashioned his monologues from Hope. The timing and presence is almost identical at times.
@josephcalderon9068 жыл бұрын
I really have to say his delivery and wit is on par and sharp as ever here. although this is really just the opening monologues of his very very long-running NBC specials that's all.
@RedCygnes147 жыл бұрын
The James Bond of what? Can't get what he said :p
@spockboy
6 жыл бұрын
www.sydevore.com/ (Clothing line)
@lindashelley3635
4 жыл бұрын
lostmagiknyram “The James Bond of Sy Devore” He was the top men’s tailors of the time in Hollywood and designed for all the top stars, including the Rat Pack.
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To my delight, this must be the longest TV-monologue Bob ever did. I'm amazed at its length. Very unusual for him to do one as a guest on another celebrity's show. Golly, he really registers on-camera, doesn't he? What's known as stage-presence. Truly, he was one of the most thrilling & pleasure-giving sights in the history of television. Just seeing him standing-there gives one such a joyous-feeling. And aren't his eyes marvelous? The way he uses them---naturally but for effect, too. His eyes in tandem with that wonderful lopsided-smile of his after telling a joke, just magical! I've always admired his poise & confident-delivery. And he's so relaxed with a kind-of sprightly-bounce as he transitions from one joke to the next, smooth-as-silk. Even when he receives a rare, weaker-than-expected reaction from the audience for a particular punchline, he has a "save" at-the-ready, in a quieter tone-of-voice, giving the viewer a momentary-feeling that he's been thrown off-pace and/or is disappointed---he then instantly-springs right-back & goes-on with amazing-celerity, in-control, and with uninterrupted-poise. A wonderful-surprise for me to discover this here. Great audio & color-restoration, also!
I’ve never realized it before, but I’m thinking that Leno fashioned his monologues from Hope. The timing and presence is almost identical at times.
I really have to say his delivery and wit is on par and sharp as ever here. although this is really just the opening monologues of his very very long-running NBC specials that's all.
The James Bond of what? Can't get what he said :p
@spockboy
6 жыл бұрын
www.sydevore.com/ (Clothing line)
@lindashelley3635
4 жыл бұрын
lostmagiknyram “The James Bond of Sy Devore” He was the top men’s tailors of the time in Hollywood and designed for all the top stars, including the Rat Pack.
...Just don't make em like this anymore...