The cast was first class. I enjoyed every minute of it
@aidangriffiths-sp4qjАй бұрын
1:33:06 Rule Britannia
@malcolmpalmer5692 ай бұрын
30 January 1965 correct?
@bakerdelb2 ай бұрын
it shows how great this man was by the heads of state attending and fascinating to see de gaule and the very frail clement attlee but what got me was at the end on the boat and a 19 gun salute and the pipers playing the flowers of the forest
@Michael-dz9vk3 ай бұрын
a true gentle ,gentle man,the words of how he wants to be remembered,heartfelt ,i to shed many tears ,a wonderfull human being ,god bless you paul xx❤
@kpyng3 ай бұрын
As an American, it's interesting to compare and contrast this funeral procession with the ceremonies after JFK's assassination. The slow measured pace of the British military forces through London as opposed to the steady 4/4 pace of the U.S. forces through Washington, D.C. is especially striking. Also, the weapons held in reverse by the British forces compared to the U.S. forces keeping their weapons unreversed...
@eduardocontabilidade93023 ай бұрын
obrigado
@tanyaandelvis26984 ай бұрын
I’m in tears, so sad but I will remember his great performances, as I will the wonderful Richard and Derek.
@tirso.sanchezb4 ай бұрын
42:47 which is the name of this song??
@Seagullias12Ай бұрын
The 'Dead March' from 'Saul' by Handel. (Arranged for Military Band)
@MairyHinge4 ай бұрын
I'm not sure where Paul lived, but I think I have seen him a few times (obviously, in the past) at the Blue, in Bermondsey (south east London)....
@user-jb9ty5ds7r5 ай бұрын
He was warning us about the hun for 7 or 8 years, but few wanted to know. Even in '39 many in the government wanted to make a peace treaty with the germans. Can you imagine?
@justinwilliams42176 ай бұрын
A little known fact, Paul Eddington was originally cast as Sir Humphrey. I think he would have played that role very well and Nigel Hawthorne would have done well as the Minister, but they ended up with the optimal casting.
@user-bz3wv4uo7r6 ай бұрын
Очень интересно:в Цитадели монархии,на похоронах монархиста-империалиста ВДРУГ поётся гимн Республики: восставших северных колоний против власти Империи! Что за ересь? Говорят, что сценарий своих похорон продумал САМ Черчилль,-так и что это за кульбит?!
What a magnificent person and one of my all time favorite actors. He is still so seriously missed.
@leadcloud82907 ай бұрын
His eyes, gleaming and clear to the end … a wonderful human being.
@michaelgibson47058 ай бұрын
He was,that is to say,not to put too fine a point on it.a fine human being and a marvellous actor
@erandeser58308 ай бұрын
Paul did not get 1st prize, I am sure Thatcher opposed it. In my mind Paul's role was far more versatile than Nigel's. But either way, selecting these 3 was an extra ordinary achievement
@johnking517424 күн бұрын
Considering Thatcher adored Yes Minister and Yes Prime Minister, I don't think she would have blocked anything.
@Odo559 ай бұрын
Sezary's
@mark-shane10 ай бұрын
a lovely man.
@laurahoward542610 ай бұрын
2023, tears in my eyes🥺, too young, too young
@johnking517410 ай бұрын
Richard Dimbleby commentating here, this would be his last state occasion that he would commentate for the BBC, as Richard would die from cancer on 22nd December 1965 at the age of just 52.
@lewissmith38967 ай бұрын
God rest him.
@miriamariel618510 ай бұрын
All three actors are sorly missed l loved Yes Minister and Yes Prime minister. The language was fantastic such rubbish. was
@matthewrogers975011 ай бұрын
Best Prime Minister Britain's ever had.
@MegaTinoe11 ай бұрын
He did very little harm
@backmarina583711 ай бұрын
What this funeral march 30:50
@warrenedgar3158 Жыл бұрын
Top man far play to the man
@brucedanton3669 Жыл бұрын
It was a shame of course that he died when he did in 1995 with one of the terrible cancers so then too. I remember reading an interview with him in the Radio Times not long before that and he was pictured with his wife so then too from what I can recall. He looked pretty terrible due to the illness of course but was being resiliant though with it too. Thank you of course so then too anyway.
@stephenjones7188 Жыл бұрын
Wonderful whag a man
@jamesraja1056 Жыл бұрын
👍
@smithpm81 Жыл бұрын
top man
@MrHistorian123 Жыл бұрын
It was terribly sad that the BAFTA panel gave just one of the three actors the award. They were a brilliant team and each totally depended on the others. They should have been jointly awarded. Derek Fowlds was brilliant at stealing scenes and was no less significant than the others. Nigel Hawthorne was the epitome of pomposity and Machiavellian cunning and Paul Eddington was superb at portraying a man who has been elevated far beyond his station.
@thebagfather4633 Жыл бұрын
the world needs more like him legend
@clioecaliope Жыл бұрын
In life he was much criticized. Dead became a great hero.
@martinhughes9439 Жыл бұрын
01:20 bagpipes , which tunes ?
@pauldurkee47646 ай бұрын
Martin, that pipe tune is mist covered mountain, a tune that was much loved by the Queen Mother,and the Queen herself,and used at both their funerals.
@john_carter8243 Жыл бұрын
the BAFTA awards were GAY ... so they deliberately made sure that Paul & gay Nigel were in the same categories so that straight Paul could lose
@patricebest545 Жыл бұрын
Outstanding actor but more so great human being rip Mr Paul Eddington regards from Australia
@drsajidahkhanrainbowchildr9991 Жыл бұрын
What an epitaph : " HE DID VERY LITTLE HARM TO OTHER LIVING BEINGS IN HIS LIFE " God Bless, terrific sense of humour as well!
@zacktong8105 Жыл бұрын
He was truely remarkable as an actor who made people BELIEVE that he actually was a Minister/Prime Minister.
@user-kq1cb6rp8y Жыл бұрын
A very courageous person - Paul Eddington , a great actor and it is clear that a good person. No one is beautiful with old age and illness, but even in such a state of health he is a charming person, honest with himself and others. And how much strength he spent, how much endurance for his whole life, how difficult it was sometimes for him, because the disease, it turns out, was almost from his youth. And everyone thought what a cheerful person ... And what was it worth for him to have success, a job, a good family, when something was wrong with a person’s health. And what willpower it was necessary to have in order to move forward, not everyone, even healthy and young, can do that. The success of the people and the human love of the audience very often do not coincide with the official leaders and the decisive ones from art. Often these leaders rely on their personal emotions and thoughts, and are not guided by professional duty and public opinion. God be their judge, and Paul Eddington will still be remembered by the audience as a favorite actor. In general, where are these prizes and awards, on whose shelves or tables? They are just dust, and people's memory and love for Paul is eternal.
@user-kq1cb6rp8y Жыл бұрын
Paul Eddington is a unique actor, it's a pity that actors are often held hostage to one role. And of course financial problems. Paul would perfectly play a dramatic role, and a melodrama, and a detective. How wonderful he is in Mrs. Marple. And how undeservedly deprived of famous directors, films and awards. And it is a pity that theatrical performances were not recorded on video earlier. We are modern, we will no longer be able to enjoy his theatrical works. May his Soul be rewarded by God. I am grateful to him for his work and talent, which he managed to realize no matter what.
@markh9749 Жыл бұрын
Paul Eddington was a brave man. Ravaged by the skin cancer that eventually killed him (having first ended his career as an actor on stage and television) he was interviewed in unspairing close up by Sir Jeremy Isaacs in the "Face to Face" series. This was in 1995, the year that he died. I have never forgotten this. He had such dignity and grace. An erudite but humble man with intelligence and presence. Sorely missed.
@andreww2319 Жыл бұрын
First Hymn - Battle Hymn of the Republic ...
@bigwildcat2020 Жыл бұрын
Churchill's mom was an American...out of the Civil War era.
@evo5349 Жыл бұрын
Great actor and fun was his ability to show the writers lines to life for enjoyment by all.
@seansmith445 Жыл бұрын
22:22 I don't believe this funeral march was used at Queen Elizabeth ll's funeral. as it was here and at the funeral of her father King George Vl.
@tonyb2614 Жыл бұрын
Such a sad end to a wonderful man.
@AngelWingzzz Жыл бұрын
He was a wonderful actor. I grew up watching "The Good Life" and Yes Minister and Yes Prime Minister. He seemed to be a genuinely, real authentic human being. May his lovely soul rest in peace 💜
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The Greatest Englishman that has ever lived!
amazing actor amazing man, much missed
A true English gentleman.
The cast was first class. I enjoyed every minute of it
1:33:06 Rule Britannia
30 January 1965 correct?
it shows how great this man was by the heads of state attending and fascinating to see de gaule and the very frail clement attlee but what got me was at the end on the boat and a 19 gun salute and the pipers playing the flowers of the forest
a true gentle ,gentle man,the words of how he wants to be remembered,heartfelt ,i to shed many tears ,a wonderfull human being ,god bless you paul xx❤
As an American, it's interesting to compare and contrast this funeral procession with the ceremonies after JFK's assassination. The slow measured pace of the British military forces through London as opposed to the steady 4/4 pace of the U.S. forces through Washington, D.C. is especially striking. Also, the weapons held in reverse by the British forces compared to the U.S. forces keeping their weapons unreversed...
obrigado
I’m in tears, so sad but I will remember his great performances, as I will the wonderful Richard and Derek.
42:47 which is the name of this song??
The 'Dead March' from 'Saul' by Handel. (Arranged for Military Band)
I'm not sure where Paul lived, but I think I have seen him a few times (obviously, in the past) at the Blue, in Bermondsey (south east London)....
He was warning us about the hun for 7 or 8 years, but few wanted to know. Even in '39 many in the government wanted to make a peace treaty with the germans. Can you imagine?
A little known fact, Paul Eddington was originally cast as Sir Humphrey. I think he would have played that role very well and Nigel Hawthorne would have done well as the Minister, but they ended up with the optimal casting.
Очень интересно:в Цитадели монархии,на похоронах монархиста-империалиста ВДРУГ поётся гимн Республики: восставших северных колоний против власти Империи! Что за ересь? Говорят, что сценарий своих похорон продумал САМ Черчилль,-так и что это за кульбит?!
Жаноб Черчиль улишингиздан олдин Германия шахарларини Раф бомбардимон килганида минглаб бегунох болалар аелар кариялар эркаклар бомбани тайида колиб улганини эслаганмисиз Гамбург Дрезден Кельн Росток Штутгарт Берлин ва шунга ухшаган йук булиб кетган шахарлар
What a magnificent person and one of my all time favorite actors. He is still so seriously missed.
His eyes, gleaming and clear to the end … a wonderful human being.
He was,that is to say,not to put too fine a point on it.a fine human being and a marvellous actor
Paul did not get 1st prize, I am sure Thatcher opposed it. In my mind Paul's role was far more versatile than Nigel's. But either way, selecting these 3 was an extra ordinary achievement
Considering Thatcher adored Yes Minister and Yes Prime Minister, I don't think she would have blocked anything.
Sezary's
a lovely man.
2023, tears in my eyes🥺, too young, too young
Richard Dimbleby commentating here, this would be his last state occasion that he would commentate for the BBC, as Richard would die from cancer on 22nd December 1965 at the age of just 52.
God rest him.
All three actors are sorly missed l loved Yes Minister and Yes Prime minister. The language was fantastic such rubbish. was
Best Prime Minister Britain's ever had.
He did very little harm
What this funeral march 30:50
Top man far play to the man
It was a shame of course that he died when he did in 1995 with one of the terrible cancers so then too. I remember reading an interview with him in the Radio Times not long before that and he was pictured with his wife so then too from what I can recall. He looked pretty terrible due to the illness of course but was being resiliant though with it too. Thank you of course so then too anyway.
Wonderful whag a man
👍
top man
It was terribly sad that the BAFTA panel gave just one of the three actors the award. They were a brilliant team and each totally depended on the others. They should have been jointly awarded. Derek Fowlds was brilliant at stealing scenes and was no less significant than the others. Nigel Hawthorne was the epitome of pomposity and Machiavellian cunning and Paul Eddington was superb at portraying a man who has been elevated far beyond his station.
the world needs more like him legend
In life he was much criticized. Dead became a great hero.
01:20 bagpipes , which tunes ?
Martin, that pipe tune is mist covered mountain, a tune that was much loved by the Queen Mother,and the Queen herself,and used at both their funerals.
the BAFTA awards were GAY ... so they deliberately made sure that Paul & gay Nigel were in the same categories so that straight Paul could lose
Outstanding actor but more so great human being rip Mr Paul Eddington regards from Australia
What an epitaph : " HE DID VERY LITTLE HARM TO OTHER LIVING BEINGS IN HIS LIFE " God Bless, terrific sense of humour as well!
He was truely remarkable as an actor who made people BELIEVE that he actually was a Minister/Prime Minister.
A very courageous person - Paul Eddington , a great actor and it is clear that a good person. No one is beautiful with old age and illness, but even in such a state of health he is a charming person, honest with himself and others. And how much strength he spent, how much endurance for his whole life, how difficult it was sometimes for him, because the disease, it turns out, was almost from his youth. And everyone thought what a cheerful person ... And what was it worth for him to have success, a job, a good family, when something was wrong with a person’s health. And what willpower it was necessary to have in order to move forward, not everyone, even healthy and young, can do that. The success of the people and the human love of the audience very often do not coincide with the official leaders and the decisive ones from art. Often these leaders rely on their personal emotions and thoughts, and are not guided by professional duty and public opinion. God be their judge, and Paul Eddington will still be remembered by the audience as a favorite actor. In general, where are these prizes and awards, on whose shelves or tables? They are just dust, and people's memory and love for Paul is eternal.
Paul Eddington is a unique actor, it's a pity that actors are often held hostage to one role. And of course financial problems. Paul would perfectly play a dramatic role, and a melodrama, and a detective. How wonderful he is in Mrs. Marple. And how undeservedly deprived of famous directors, films and awards. And it is a pity that theatrical performances were not recorded on video earlier. We are modern, we will no longer be able to enjoy his theatrical works. May his Soul be rewarded by God. I am grateful to him for his work and talent, which he managed to realize no matter what.
Paul Eddington was a brave man. Ravaged by the skin cancer that eventually killed him (having first ended his career as an actor on stage and television) he was interviewed in unspairing close up by Sir Jeremy Isaacs in the "Face to Face" series. This was in 1995, the year that he died. I have never forgotten this. He had such dignity and grace. An erudite but humble man with intelligence and presence. Sorely missed.
First Hymn - Battle Hymn of the Republic ...
Churchill's mom was an American...out of the Civil War era.
Great actor and fun was his ability to show the writers lines to life for enjoyment by all.
22:22 I don't believe this funeral march was used at Queen Elizabeth ll's funeral. as it was here and at the funeral of her father King George Vl.
Such a sad end to a wonderful man.
He was a wonderful actor. I grew up watching "The Good Life" and Yes Minister and Yes Prime Minister. He seemed to be a genuinely, real authentic human being. May his lovely soul rest in peace 💜