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  @marcellkanto540010 сағат бұрын

  Much better quality than previous KZread uploads, thank you!

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  @themusicman15563 күн бұрын

  He called it, 74 was the good ol days (except for cars but nah nah nah)

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  @christopherresari23406 күн бұрын

  Im so lucky to have seen this amazing piano virtuoso and comedian.

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  @davidprice872910 сағат бұрын

  1:05 1:16

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  @estherdomowitz963810 күн бұрын

  Excellent Mr. Borge❤

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  @esmeephillips588812 күн бұрын

  Bodkin Adams was an austere Ulster Protestant with no dependents. He drove a Rolls but said this was bc he needed a totally reliable car for house calls on winter nights. He was a reckless over-prescriber, but that may have reflected compassion or carelessness; nothing in his background or behaviour suggested greed or psychosis- rather bumbling vagueness. Bodkin Adams had a tremendously affable bedside manner, and could tickle up promises of legacies without giving offence. By the time of his arrest he may have been the richest general practitioner in England. He was well liked by all classes in Eastbourne, and even while he was struck off some patients continued to consult him. He was so garrulous that defence counsel would not let him justify his actions at his trial for fear that he would talk himself into a death sentence. They told him he need say only two words: 'Not guilty.' But when asked how he pled, he turned to the judge and said 'I am not guilty, my lord.'

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  @marfox2315 күн бұрын

  Si geniusly funny when he jokes, then deeply artistic when he plays seriously. A total genius and artist, same time.

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  @lisa-ve7vd19 күн бұрын

  Quelqu'un sait il ,si c'est lui qui a interprété le clair de lune de Beethoven ,de façon humoristique ??? Merci 😚

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  @gabrielaturcu227820 күн бұрын

  One of the greatest pianist of all times! And such a funny guy, i love him dearly, anytime of a day😊

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  @laststopthistown21 күн бұрын

  Thanks for uploading this 👍

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  @stephengriggs973223 күн бұрын

  Remember this from being poorly at home from school. So happy to see it again - hard to believe it was over 50 years ago!

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  @carladepetris520224 күн бұрын

  Victor....,you made me laugh yes...., but you made me crying too. When you played piano seriously I could feel your sadness. You have been a special man.

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  @earlofcumbrae-Ground_Zero26 күн бұрын

  Great upload! Thanks!

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  @peteswarbrick9184Ай бұрын

  Thank you for uploading this, I have been wanting to see it again for nearly 40 years. I was a member of the film crew and have very happy memories of the whole job. A lot of it was shot at the old ATV studios in Borehamwood, being the first project after the BBC bought the place, and about a year before Eastenders moved in. All the office interiors, foyer etc are in Neptune House,the studio office block that subsequently became Holby City Hospital some 15 years later. Even from a VHS(?) copy it still looks and sounds good, a credit to my very talented former colleagues of BBC film department at Ealing studios,so many of whom have now sadly passed on. Oh and in addition to a great supporting cast we got to work with Jenny Agutter ❤

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  @sandramyer7081Ай бұрын

  He was fantastic, even as a kid- fabulous pianist anytime- knew so much!!❤️

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  @sandramyer7081Ай бұрын

  I watched him when i was kid and got better with my piano- i still him and now im 77 yrs olf

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  @andymoore9977Ай бұрын

  Update! Finished the book a couple of days ago and now watched the TV version. Adapted by Mr Waterhouse from his novel but I would say more 'loosely based' on it really as there are quite lot of plot changes. But in 80 minutes a lot of the book has to cut out! Both the book and the TV programme are great. Again thank you so much for posting. Also thinking of links etc. Geoffrey Bayldon who played a pivotal role here also played the Crowman in 1970s Worzel Gummige, another Waterhouse adaption a few years earlier.

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  @Gloomy.Sunday217Ай бұрын

  Love these nostalgic glimpses of 🇬🇧 thank you

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  @regplate2923Ай бұрын

  My mum was diagnosed with vascular dementia aged 92. She’s still alive today, aged 99 and she still asks, ‘is there a Play for Today’ on tonight.

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  @Dukes-nt1erАй бұрын

  ANOTHER BAD SITCOM...ABOUT THE WORKING CLASSES.... .....ONLY THING IS......THAT IS EXACTLY WHAT IT WAS.....FOR OVER 20 YEARS...........THE MOST OVERHYPED TV SERIES OF MODERN TIMES.....COMEDY FOR PLEBS....simple as that...!!!!

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  @NkamilNАй бұрын

  Mr Borge's variation has to be the most touching version I have ever heard. the connections in between the phrazings is insightful

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  @josephglover4256Ай бұрын

  Eleanor was fit! 😘😘👌👌

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  @andymoore9977Ай бұрын

  Thank You! A few weeks ago I noticed that Mr Waterhouse co wrote the screen plays for the late 70s Worzel Gummige TV programmes - who would have thought it! Jon Pertwee as Worzel, the best, but only by a very tiny margin, Mackenzie Crook is also brilliant. It got me thinking about how much I had enjoyed his novels and then I found a second hand copy of Office Life. I am now half way through it, it is still as relevant in many ways today but I suspect most under 65s would not quite 'get it'. Then, out of the blue, I vaguely recalled seeing a TV version of the novel (40 years ago!). I typed 'Office Life Keith Waterhouse' into KZread search not expecting anything, so I can't tell you how excited I was when this came up. But, I shall be patient and finish the book first. Thanks again.

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  @SaccoBelmonteАй бұрын

  Man...and he goes on and plays the most beautiful variation.

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  @OmnivorousOtter10121 күн бұрын

  I know right?! Casually, brilliantly played the 18th variation

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  @jolanlorincz1148Ай бұрын

  Škoda, že tu nejsou titulky jako jinde. 😞 Mistra Borgeho miluji a tady mu nerozumím.

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  @mka7741Ай бұрын

  🇧🇬💐💞O, WONDERFUL MAESTRO, YOU ARE UNFORGETTABLE!!!🐘🍀🌸🐞 BRAWISSISSISSIMO, WONDERFUL MAESTRO BORGE!!!🦄 🪷🦋BRAWISSISSISSIMO, MAESTRO!!!🐝🏡🌞🌈🎼🎶🎵

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  @LiaisonAusАй бұрын

  After seeing a classic clip and hearing about him from my folks. I've been watching him happily for few hours now, such different and somewhat rare humour compared to these days. Bravo 👏 🫡

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  @allangilchrist5938Ай бұрын

  Don't you just love hearing the wonderful Irene Handle saying: "You know your dad wanted to shoot the royal family ... and put everyone who had been to public school on a chain gang"..

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  @karin1960Ай бұрын

  🤣😂

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  @simonprodhan5050Ай бұрын

  superb play, that series was among the best telly ever, colin welland, a genius, RIP

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  @lunastarr1925Ай бұрын

  what a pity he wasted his marriage

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  @giuliosacchi5565Ай бұрын

  Great uploads on this channel. Well done on these. Do you have any Moviedrome intros too by any chance?

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  @IanGreavesTVАй бұрын

  Hi thanks. I have a few, will dig out.

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  @giuliosacchi5565Ай бұрын

  @@IanGreavesTV That would be so brilliant. Thanks!

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  @IanGreavesTVАй бұрын

  @@giuliosacchi5565 Have had a chance to check what I have. Not many. Fahranheit 451, La Haine, Leon, Ed Wood, Vamp, Videodrome, Vanishing Point, and Junior Bonner.

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  @giuliosacchi5565Ай бұрын

  Cool. Would it be OK if you uploaded those intros? Thanks for getting back.

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  @flurian38012 ай бұрын

  There's no boring moment with the musical genius!

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  @JahBeatSoundSystem2 ай бұрын

  Tried to emulate the 92 original, but looks trash.

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  @AntsTheaterCorner26982 ай бұрын

  19:30-Sounds off tune. Or in Victor's case, it's perfect. lol

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  @mikeyseviersspookshow51832 ай бұрын

  Thanks for posting!!

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  @EyeofAffinado2 ай бұрын

  Timothy West for me is one of the best actors alive and of his time: he has charisma, versatility, nonchalant Englishness, and an incredible wife Prunella Scales

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  @rebekahhesketh12202 ай бұрын

  Thomas: "I'll play the Blue Danube." Victor: "I don't care what color it is, just play it!" 😂😂

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  @So.long.everyoneАй бұрын

  He even played it with the sheet music upside down and torn! He was the brightest moments we ever had.

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  @SuperAna19542 ай бұрын

  Muito obrigada 😊

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  @raphael75522 ай бұрын

  Jon Spencer bluuuuuueesss explosion !!!

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  @esc67862 ай бұрын

  Read Margret Drabble biography and apart from being a slog to read all 670 pages but a view put forward about this documentary being more about the presenter than A W is very apt.

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  @Aaron-xk6cp2 ай бұрын

  💯 Promo SM

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  @martinmayhew1453 ай бұрын

  I'm glad he escaped the Nazis, would have lost a great talent

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  @marleneanderson95013 ай бұрын

  He has me in stiches. Lol

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  @michaelwalton-ii1ch3 ай бұрын

  as they leave the Brighton pub at the beginning and cross the street tou can see a drain its still there now 2024...the waste ground bill walks over is all built on now...brighton Street Heckmondwike west Yorkshire

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  @susananderson75043 ай бұрын

  Could see the end of my house

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  @user-nl1xp9jw6c3 ай бұрын

  Was Richard Briers on holiday?

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  @sdm15683 ай бұрын

  Dude! This guy was a BEAST on the football field. Greatest WR in the game!

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  @halloweenjack86833 ай бұрын

  When City were shit Craig- how things have changed 💙💙💙

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  @loureviews3 ай бұрын

  Ah lovely - thanks for posting.

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  @robertbrown69303 ай бұрын

  A real treat to see this at last!!!