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Klang
September 21, 2007, 12:56am Report to Moderator

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Monty pythons flying circus t.v films  The Beatles of comedy  


Was it in 'Concert for George' that one of the troupe (Palin?) commented that George felt there was a special comedic spirit in the Beatles that got transferred to the Pythons after the group's breakup? What a fine thought.





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Stephen Colbert, The Onion, The Simpsons (classic period only), Redd Foxx, The Coen Brothers Comedies
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I watched Peter Seller's in  " Being There " last night , god he was a funny man , and what a great film ?

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Quoted from Klang


Was it in 'Concert for George' that one of the troupe (Palin?) commented that George felt there was a special comedic spirit in the Beatles that got transferred to the Pythons after the group's breakup? What a fine thought.





Absolutley right  

Being There  ! it is the great film DaveRam .  Yes.... i like to watch  ,  brilliant


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I watched Peter Seller's in  " Being There " last night , god he was a funny man , and what a great film ?

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Yeah, brilliant movie & performance by Peter Sellers.
I still think it's his best performance he ever gave! Such a
moving film!




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Yeah, brilliant movie & performance by Peter Sellers.
I still think it's his best performance he ever gave! Such a
moving film!



Hear, hear!





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I've always loved Peter Sellers. What a talent, but more than a little crazy. Here's a trivia question for Seller fans. Whose voice is he mimicking in Lolita? And he's brilliant because he actually sounds just like the guy.


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I had to run this down.   Do you mean Dr. Strangelove?  Or Norman Granz?  
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Norman Granz founded Verve Records and one article claims that Sellers copies his voice (which was on some Verve albums).  
But Clare Quilty has a bunch of voices/disguises in the movies (one like the Nazi-ish Dr. Strangelove).  So I give up.  Any hints?
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I meant just Quilty's main speaking voice. Sellers is imitating someone whose voice most of us probably have never heard even though he's incredibly famous.


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From TV, Friends (I have all their DVD's), Seinfeld, The Nanny, That 70's Show, My Wife and Kids, Frasier.  


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There's a certain thread in the Current Affairs secton that keeps making me want to post "I panicked!" But I haven't cuz that would be in poor taste as the topic is a serious one. But I did have to get that out of my system. Here's the clip if anyone's wondering why:





BTW, Peter Sellers was imitating Stanley Kubrick in Lolita if anyone was wondering. Which it appears not, but there you go anyway. And he sounds just like him. Brilliant.


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