In the 1970s I was delivering coal in Douglas, capital of the Isle of Man. As I walked around the corner with a bag of coal on my back, coming the opposite way was Norman, carrying a small dog under each arm. After almost bumping in to him, Norman stopped me in my tracks and said, "How can someone with such skinny legs carry a bag of coal'. And we both laughed out loud. Norman had a huge heart for his craft and the thousands he brought such joy to. And as big a success he was, he never allowed his fame to get the better of him. A true gentleman, the likes of which will never be forgotten.

@AJ-bz7wq

6 ай бұрын

Great little story and bloody funny too! You're so right about the brilliant NW. Cheers

@tonysuffolk

5 ай бұрын

But did he help you with the coal? Norman's story is both very sad and uplifting. How could his father be such a bastard? I wonder if he lived long enough to see his son be a National Treasure?

@sawneybean8011

5 ай бұрын

I know someone who worked at the theater where Wisdom was in pantomime. He was such a shit that he caused one of the stage hands to have a nervous breakdown. Heard a lot of negative stories about him!!

@Nttmf

5 ай бұрын

@@sawneybean8011only heard?

@martinmeasures829

5 ай бұрын

​@sawneybean8011 I've never heard anyone be negative about or to Norman Wisdom, would he have been a national treasure if he had any badness in him. My old grandma used to say "if you've nothing nice to say then say nothing" Just a thought.

In the late 90s I was giving a driving lesson along Brighton seafront. We were stopped at a pedestrian crossing, just by the Palace Pier, and this elderly man was passing the front of the car when he turned and smiled. Suddenly, he tripped and started to fall, myself and my young pupil gasped, but he managed to gain his feet again. Then he turned and smiled again and winked. It was then I recognised it was Norman Wisdom. I roared with laughter and couldn’t believe what had just happened. Sadly, the encounter was lost on my pupil, she didn’t have a clue who Norman Wisdom was. I will never forget.

@dawnfitness73

4 ай бұрын

Fabulous ❤

@ciarancanning2346

3 ай бұрын

❤❤!😊😊❤❤😊 ❤ ❤❤❤❤

@robertBuckinghamB-uh5nx

2 ай бұрын

Wonderful story thanks for that that’ll be etched on your memory forever RIP Norman♥️♥️

When he was hated by others, he vowed to love no matter what.....not bitter just happy to be alive..... RIP Norman

@antonclark

6 ай бұрын

Don’t know how anyone could hate this chap…

@sawneybean8011

5 ай бұрын

Horrible little man!!!

@lindasmith6786

2 ай бұрын

Who hated him and why ?

There's an old saying: ''As long as there will be people who'll remember you after you're gone...you'll be immortal!'' It's 2023 and...I remember Norman! He made my childhood very happy and...now as an adult living in these times, well...I thank God for bringing Norman to this world!

@stevebarber9805

6 ай бұрын

Wot a great man made me laughed until I cry when you passed away R.I.P norman❤

@steiny3353

5 ай бұрын

gabriel-adrianbarbu5477 . I'm 76 and I still remember his movies. Loved them and him. RIP Norman

@gabriellekoukis9460

5 ай бұрын

Me too. ❤

@jackjones8467

3 ай бұрын

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@skynetintex5878

3 ай бұрын

The reality is, that after 2 additional generations, the vast majority are forgotten.

I hope with all my heart that poor excuse for a human being father of his lived long enough to see his son become such a huge success. He couldn't crush Norman's spirit and passion. I'm amazed he was able to forgive his mother, many wouldn't have. His children and grandkids adored him. That says it all to me. What an incredible life. What an incredible talent.

@steiny3353

5 ай бұрын

tonithenightowl1836 . he sounded like he was a monster. Maybe his wife just reached her breaking point and couldn't take it any more.

@tonithenightowl1836

5 ай бұрын

@@steiny3353 You're probably right. It's such a bad beginning to life but he didn't let it stop him from doing GOOD the rest of his life. What doesn't kill you makes you stronger is applicable here. Bless his soul.

@johngunning2123

5 ай бұрын

Great comment. I heartily agree.

@tonithenightowl1836

5 ай бұрын

@@johngunning2123 Thank you, Sir. :o)

@lindaduncan7648

5 ай бұрын

Norman Wisdom a brilliant funny man loved his films what a sad loss I hope you are keeping them happy in heaven rip Norman ❤❤❤

I had no idea he had that much hardship in his younger days. He was so hilarious, I loved him, just looking at his face would bring a smile to my face.

@johngunning2123

5 ай бұрын

Exactly.

What a positive spirit he had despite all his hardships, not many have that strength xxxx

@ijustdidahugeshit

5 ай бұрын

I agree because I am a qualified lesbian

@JohnLee-fg4ip

5 ай бұрын

​@@ijustdidahugeshitidiot

@vincebray1332

8 күн бұрын

@@ijustdidahugeshit5834

He was a very gifted concert pianist too. I was honoured to meet him backstage after his concert in Watford.

I wrote to him and sent a badge I made with a smiling sun and told him I thought it was right to send a smile to him, as he always made others smile. I got a signed photograph within 2 weeks of writing to him. I like to think he's up there making the angels laugh my nan being one of them

If ever there was a national treasure it was Sir Norman Wisdom, sheer genius on screen. RIP Sir Norman.

I grew up without a father figure around the house - Norman was our go-to guy for laughs and moments in time to forget the hardships of life.

My late parents met him on the Isle of Wight, whilst he was performing there. He autographed a piece of card for them. He was very down to earth, no "hairs & graces". I think he's up there keeping all the other Angels in histerics! The world will always miss you, Sir Norman. RIP

I have been a police lady in Kent for 28 years. One day a rolls Royce came through a road traffic crash where I and another was controlling traffic. I saw him and was so filled with wonderment as he passed me…. He gave me a flutter wave and after we cleared the area the police officer at the other end of the road block told me when it all was cleared up that Norman Wisdom said to him “ tell the Doris I said hello!!” That is probably one of 5 highlights in 30 years of service. What a guy.❤

I grew up in the 70's and 80's watching Norman Wisdom. He was the first man I ever fell in love with! My childhood hero...gone but never forgotten ❤

Just wish I could have met him I am his biggest fan and always will be x

@ijustdidahugeshit

5 ай бұрын

Me too because I am a qualified lesbian

A sense of humour can save your life. He was inspirational so much to me as a kid in the 70's. He just filled me with happiness.

He had the strength of character to transform an early hell into laughter for millions. Thank you for many memorable moments Norman. R.I.P.

Those 49 people who disliked this documentary must have had tears so much from laughing! Norman Wisdom, was a very talented, British Comedian who I hope will never be forgotten. R.I.P. Norman.

@PaulDavis-jb1bx

6 ай бұрын

Norman was one of the greatest comedians this country produced. Oh, what the he'll, he was the best, the very best. I've seen all his films more than once, and I will never tire of doing so. RIP Noman, you made me laugh, and you will continue to do so for as long as I live

@harryzero1566

6 ай бұрын

I remember watching Norman Wisdom films, (as a child) and thought they were great, as with the later episodes of Mr Bean and Some Mother's do Have Them. I now consider them as purile unfunny slapstick rubbish. Norman Wisdom may have had other talents as did Rowan Atkinson and Michael Crawford, but I cannot remember anything else of Norman Wisdom as an entertainer. Infact, anything that shows youngsters entertainment material of grown ups behaving stupidly does nothing towards the respect they should have for the adults they interact with. Current material featuring Horrid Henry is yet another example.

@ppuh6tfrz646

5 ай бұрын

Or maybe those people saw the side of Wisdom that Fenella Fielding, Lynda Bellingham and Tina Charles saw.

@Nttmf

5 ай бұрын

I totally agree, some people just want to bring him down. His movie’s have only gave me happiness. Am I right or wrong?

@gothdogs6300

5 ай бұрын

49? Were they watching the same as us? My grandad bless him, loved norman & all his grandkids knew of him aswell. You know that feeling where your face aches, your side aches & you can't breath? Norman Wisdom- Legend ❤

The one person who could make me laugh till it hurt. Loved Norman. He was brilliant!

@Ernnastine

25 күн бұрын

I asked for his autograph when I was 9 but he was busy the said later, I saw him in a show he did in Hong Kong , went back stage , told him I asked for his autograph 20 years ago but didn’t get it , then had a photo taken with him , Twenty yrs later I saw him at fete, kissed him on the cheek and told him I saw you in HK he smiled and we chatted , 15 years later about my husband Richard Ng said he was going to film with him , So My husband took the photo I had taken with him in HK ( Norman wearing a towel around his neck ) Confronted him and said , can you explain yourself , your in this picture with my wife ??? Norman by then had Alzheimer’s and was with his daughter ,, His last film, “ Expresso” He then autographed the picture of us .

An absolute hilarious legend. One lazy Sunday afternoon myself and my wife sat down to watch On The Beat, the tears were streaming down our faces, we were stopping and rewinding scenes. 😂😂😂

Want to think about a feller with self-effacing humility, humanity, towering talent, warmth? Look no further than this man.

The Greatest British comedian EVER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!

I just adored watching him on the telly as a kid in the 70's. Truly amazing.

I have watched this, I cannot stop crying. Norman Wisdom made everybody smile. I am 56 years of age, and fondly remember him as the Jester. Yes I am showing my age, but can I please say to his children, your dad was a diamond. I am old school, how to watch what I've just seen, makes me smile and cry. Your dad, Bruce Forsyth, and people of his generation, understood how to appreciate people, and worked hard to do the right thing. Thank you for a beautiful illustration of this man's life, and in respect of everybody involved on this production, I wish you happiness please keep doing what you do well. Adrian.

@sandywright1779

23 күн бұрын

❤

RIP Norman. We thank you for all the happy smiles you brought.

Norman Wisdom was a fabulous part of my child hold... He was a great influence on my life,.. I miss his innately childish humour,,, what a great man he was...

How can a father be so cruel?? I think Sir Norman Wisdom is the best ever comedian, a very clean funny man. I've loved watching him since I was a little girl, my dad loved him too so we'd be laughing our heads off together. Loved it when he played the milkman!!! Rest in peace, my funny man!!!

A gorgeous wee fella! Raised in a tragic situation he achieved true nobility with his positive approach to life!😊

@ijustdidahugeshit

5 ай бұрын

I am a qualified lesbian too

@johnathandaviddunster38

5 ай бұрын

@@ijustdidahugeshit .

We loved you Norman.... you brought so much joy into our lives!

When I was a six year old boy one of my boarding school chums was a Norman Wisdom fanatic. He had a suitcase full of clippings and magazines. I had forgotten about my friend until now. If he is alive we are both old men. Sometimes I think I understand why Homer called it the well of memory.

Sadly we will never see the likes of Norman again.

We loved Norman here, in Romania 🇹🇩. Unfortunately, I don't think my younger generations have seen any of Norman Wisdom's films.

Such a great guy. The English have had some of the greatest characters ever, not just in comedy. All the great people are vanishing, moving onto the the next journey; most of today's stars couldn't hold a candle to guys like Norman Wisdom. I first discovered Norman through my granddad, he had some of his videos and he was a big fan of his. I recently bought a Norman Wisdom autograph and i have it next to the picture of my granddad.

@StevenJones-lt5pr

5 ай бұрын

Love sir norman😂❤

@garybarr5800

5 ай бұрын

I was the kid in goal in on the beat I was filming with Norman for 6 months what a lovely man! He was just like a dad to me the whole time and in one scene I had to cry but I couldn't until they told me that the police were really going to take him away haha!

@paulgorman1305

4 ай бұрын

@irishelk3 me too, grew up watching him with grandparents too, absolutely adore him, broke my heart when I first saw this years ago

Sir Norman Wisdom we love you so much sir, Love and Prayers from India. We will always remember you for bringing us so much Joy and Happiness. You are a blessed soul. ❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏

Norman was a real comic genius who never made it worldwide like he should have

Yes, a gentleman, and seriously funny. I have been on a film set with him, and while every other actor retired to their caravans, Norman came to have lunch on the bus with the supporting artists, and had us in fits of laughter every moment.

Loved him when I was kid, used to cry with laughter, wonderful man

I had a wonderful chat with him in a cafe at Epsom. I think he was in his 80s. He was so happy to have a chat. Fond memory. ❤

Jesus ..where Norman talks about visiting his father and being kicked out by him is hear breaking ...

There will never be another man so funny.i would like to thank him for making my childhood so happy.god bless you xxx

A lovely, very funny man.He made me laugh as a child and I never stopped.R.I.P. Sir Norman.

@nigeledgerton3821

3 жыл бұрын

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I LOVED Norman Wisdom when I was a kid, and still do. I remember being in fits of laughter watching him on TV. He was a real character. R.I.P. Norman ❤

Norman had beautiful singing voice and I'm crying watching this video as well as laughing. RIP🙏 dear special Norman ❤❤❤❤

@ruudvandiermen8747

4 ай бұрын

Vivien,i am a man ,in the Netherlands, when i saw this i laught,and also cried,65 now i grow up with Norman Wisdom ,and i say as a dutchman,he was truly the greatest ever comedian,i wish you the in your live,...i cried also when hé died ,i miss him ...❤❤ Ruud from the Netherlands, live wel Vivien ..Ruud 🎉🎉🎉

@ruudvandiermen8747

4 ай бұрын

The best,sorry Vivien😂

I grew up watching dear Norman making myself and everyone else around laugh .He was so clever with his split timing sense for making us laugh. RIP Norman.

Norman Wisdom, is who I remember from the silver screen when I was a kid. I'm a Native Canadian and was fortunate to have seen a number of his films. How can anyone forget an entertainer like Norman Wisdom who brought joy and laughter to, for the most part, an unhappy childhood. It was Norman Wisdom comedy that brought unfettered laughter and joy. Thank you for posting this beautiful memoir and especially, a documentary that tells much more about the man himself which brings it all to completion, thank you!!!

One thing Norman had as a child was being in the company of children who were also suffering tough lives. Having parents that love you makes so much difference to your outlook on life. Even if there is little food and poverty affection is a precious jewel.

Our greatest comedian. I saw him once when he came into our family jewellers where I was working a Saturday job aged 14. My dad served him and he was there for about an hour. What struck me was how sad and lonely he seemed. You cant expect a comedian to be on the job 24 hours a day but that day he looked totally dejected. He bought jewellery for his wife. Maybe that's why he looks pissed off?

What a brilliant actor, loved him and all his movies. A sad, tragic life as a young boy, but he made it all go away with his comedic brilliance. A star was born, well done Sir Norman Wisdom, RIP. xo

All the terrible treatment from his Father is so sad but sadly this is how some parents are but Norman had the last laugh what a legend makes me proud a wonderful character x

@ijustdidahugeshit

5 ай бұрын

I am a qualified lesbian too

I so hope he knew he didn't just make us laugh.- I think its true to say people held him in a genuine affection. To spend your life making people happy and laugh is a tremendous thing to do.

The fact his wife left him and his kids is pathetic....but what a great man he was

I was brought up on Norman. He brought smiles, laughter , and thought-provoking moments . Wonderful artist ,wonderful man .

what a great man....look at the houses his kids live in.......what a legacy of smiles he left

Norman will always be my very favourite actor. He has given me hours of enjoyment. God bless you Norman.

From a broken family, thrown at the ceiling and made homeless at the age of 9, to one of the most respected and much loved entertainers, life has ever seen. For me, up there with the likes of Ronnie Barker & David Jason.

I worked for his sister in law almost unto her death. His brother was a brilliant doctor as was his sister in law. His nieces and nephews all went into fascinating careers.

@catherinereynolds8061

5 ай бұрын

I'd love to hear his brothers story, how did he become a Dr

@yowhay

5 ай бұрын

I wonder, was his brother treated as badly as him?

One of the best . thank you for the laughs, Norman Wisdom!

Wow, a story for every single person to gain something from. Even if it's only to love and be loved when you're down. Thank You Sir Norman.

I grew up addicted to Norman Wisdom movies, I used to get so excited when I knew they would be on tv and never missed them. What a unique man he was, a true gentleman who just loved to make others laugh. In a world where that is so rare, it is a shame he is no longer with us. A great tribute to a magnificent legend of comedy. Beautifully narrated by Terrence Stamp as well. Thank god we had the privilege of Norman's great talents.

Loved you so much Norman, you were the best funniest man,so sad to hear that you childhood was in hardship and a cruel violent Father. Rest in peace. Xxxxxx

I've been thinking: we call so many people "the Great!" - Alexander the Great, Peter the Great, Charlemagne and so on. These are people who destroyed so many lives. Now, I'd like to propose referring to Norman Wisdom as Norman the Great! He should be held up to the younger generation as a model. I understand that he attributed his success "90% to hard work and 10% to luck". I consider myself fortunate to have seen most (if not all) of his films as a child in the 50s and 60s. One final word - his daughter, his son, his daughter-in-law and grandchildren should be very proud of Norman the Great!

@jacquiaba9132

14 сағат бұрын

Watch the documentary about him made 13 years ago, his children were horrendus, no understanding of the aging Norman no willingness to support him ( her dog came first). Totally self centred, said Norman only wanted to be the centre of attention. Sold his precious cars and bikes. Terrible children.

A jester A Brilliant jester Who gave a lot of people happiness and laughter RIP Norman

I'm so glad that through technology these great performers will not be forgotten, and still be available to each new generation, even those of us who weren't alive to experience them first hand, or because of distance just weren't aware of them.

Never a dull moment with Sir Norman. A true national treasure who spans the generations. He'll be missed and will live on too.

The utter genius of this man nearly killed me as a kid in the 60s n 70s, the pain and the agony I went through laughing so much and so hard very often doubled up bent double in hysterics. To have just 10% of the ability he had to do this would be a real gift. Makes my heart ache he has now gone, but he had a good long life and shared it with us. God bless Sir Norman R.I.P. and thank you for the hysterics and the pain you caused me and millions more like me.

Never realized your hard background Norman. Feel guilty that I was not a fan ..... now I am. You are humble and amazing. RIP Norman.

I grew up watching Norman, he was the best and so funny

God bless that Pie Man. What a good heart ❤

Fantastic man, he is missed, may he rest in peace and bless his family.

When I was a young boy in the 60's, I first saw Norman Wisdom, and just as I am now, I was blown away, he was a comic genius, but he was also a decent human being, I just feel I need to mention the true up bringing, or should I say his non up bringing, He has worked wonders with his unsure start in life.

@Woodman-Spare-that-tree

6 ай бұрын

Isn’t it interesting that he didn’t grow up to be a habitual criminal, after that terrible start in life. He stayed a decent, honest, person and never stopped learning, and bettering himself, and he made an outstanding success of his life, instead. What a wonderful man.

a man of so many ages who will never die what a man

@deanthyer9896

6 жыл бұрын

grew up watching him ...best ever ever funnyman i have ever seen

What a legend Norman wisdom was my favourite of all times rip Norman

just cant say anything about this guy that would put him down ,i was born in 65 a brought up with him.,part of my sense of humour came from him. had the great privalege to see him at maine rd ,the home of man city ,think it was the first ever game of the premier league,,,,made my day seeing a icon of british comedy,,,,,sadly missed

Norman wisdom was internanail and legend actor cinema never ever see someone like sir Norman wisdom again .i am 69 years old and all alone and every time i feel sad i just watch his movies i can say i watch his moveis since i was 10 years old god bless him and he is in middel of the paradis 10/04/2021 please let people watch sir norman wisdom don't get rid of his art . he is for ever and ever and ever in heart people

I loved watching Norman Wisdom movies and his tv shows , during my childhood days. Even to this day I find him entertaining.

Our children instead of calling them wisdom teeth they were always Norman teeth. 😀😂🤣

I absolutely love Norman wisdom. He is the best.

I remember when I was a young lad , we always used to watch his films. When we were in great Yarmouth just coming out of an auction shop, I saw this man walking down the street , I said to my dad and say , look dad that man looks like Norman wisdom, he said it is, and i couldn't believe it when my dad said hiya Norman, and norman said hi Arthur, my jaw dropped to the floor, dad was in the merchant navy and he knew him from butlins my dad was a head chef on the same camp as norman my dad told me. What a wonderful man

@digitalmediafan

6 ай бұрын

Thanks for sharing your personal memory. Was Norman filming in the area ?

@grahamdean7593

6 ай бұрын

@@digitalmediafan I don't think so , he told my dad he used to regularly go to great Yarmouth. When he was at butlins he was the comedian on there. I don't think my dad was there for a great deal off time in terms of years, as he never really spoke to much about his army and merchant navy days until shortly before my dad's death , when he was dying of cancer. I remember him saying that he knew Norman from the butlins time my dad was there. I guess my dad would only speak of his past if we asked him . My mum told me a few things to be honest. My dad did tell me that shortly after the second world war had ended he was based in Germany guarding the coal piles, they was told to shoot any one stealing the coal. My dad and the other soldiers said they would allow people to steal the coal from the other side and only guard one side he said that if people would risk there lives to steal coal to heat there houses etc for there families then they were desperate and refused to shoot them.

I loved Norman Wisdom when I was a child. I have to laugh when he said he learned to box on a ship. Although my father taught me to box , he was a British army champion. I also learned a lot on a ship named the Braemar Castle to perfect the art. I never left the ranks of amateur. But Norman Wisdom will always be the champion of comedy In my lifetime.

A wonderfully funny man with a dreadful childhood. Miss you, Norman!

I loved his act and his antics as a child and I still love them as an adult. Thank you Sir. Norman for the endless laughter and joy. RIP

loved Mr Wisdom's films as a child and was fortunate enough to see him perform at Great Yarmouth, fantastic singer too, overrun by at least an hour, everyone in fits of laughter - even those waiting outside the theatre!

A multi, multi talented genius of a man! With no thanks whatsoever to his complete khasi of a "dad"!

He was simply a brilliant artist RIP Norman

I will always remember the fire scene, the golf scene, the flooding bathroom, the hairdresser and the milkman bit. And of course 'MR. GRIMSDALE!!!!

gawd bless ya norman,small in stature but a giant in personality and talent, with a heart of gold we were lucky to have had you around for so long----and god said good to have you back pitkin, hm x

One of the greatest comedians,actors,musicians,singers and above all fantastic oerson this country ever produced , I watched all his movies as a child he was born to be a star and we all are greatful we had him Sir Norman Wisdom your father may not have been proud of you but your country and the world was RIP Norman x

@davidbyford1467

6 жыл бұрын

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@MrResearcher122

6 жыл бұрын

@MrSkywalker153 Watching Norman Wisdom on a grey Saturday in the late 60s, in black n white, felt like you had a color TV.

@simonbyrne3854

6 жыл бұрын

An absolute legend! And a true life character, who was so talented and so normal, no huge ego, but a huge heart, and a product of hard work and a dedication to make people smile.......R.I.P.

@bendyaj4033

6 жыл бұрын

Truly amazing.. thank you sir.

@colinecho69

6 жыл бұрын

so true

Rest in peace to a comedy legend, 😇 Sir Norman wisdom, 👍 👍😇🌻😷🌍✌💝😷🌻👍😇

Norman was truly great.

Never heard of him yet his story has made me deeply saddened. God bless his soul.

@digitalmediafan

5 жыл бұрын

Yes a very sad start for him, can't understand how anyone's Father can treat there son like this. imo he was severely mentally deranged. You are in the USA I guess ?

I grew up watching Norman, what a treasure he was.

He definitely was a wonderful man I'm in my 50s now and I always remember Mormon he makes me laugh now see the films I watched as a young child I can watch on KZread and it takes me back to when I was a kid I got to meet you she brought plenty of funny and joy in my life as a kid growing up and has a middle aged man still makes me laugh so sir Norman Wisdom rest in Peace

Great memories from when I was a child more of his films should still be shown I am 69 and miss the fun a laughs. Norman Wisdom a great man.

A truly wonderful talented artist! And such a lovely human being!♥

Amazing courage and talent.RIP and thank you, Sir Norman.

Bless his beautiful heart.. ❤

i had tears in my eyes watching this. What a woderful human being. One of the best of us . The first film I remembered watching was Early Bird. It was on a rainy night on a caravan site at Walton On the Naze. It had rained all day. We 3 brothers had driven our mother mad stuck in the caravan. We were all in a bad mood. We saw Early Bird and all cheered up. When we came out the rain had stopped . The rest of the week was sunny. Normans magic.

I adored Norman. A true genius, and my daddy looked just like him xxx

Back in the 60s when I was a boy, anything Norman Wisdom I just had to watch , he brought some much laughter into my life.

I absolutely loved Norman Wisdom's films as a kid. They had me in stitches and gave me lots of inspiration to make life more interesting and fun through silliness and fooling. Watching this I had no idea how magnificent a human being he was. A titan of comedy and giant of a man. God Bless you Norman ❤