Vacys Motuzas Prieš 1 sekundę Rip Freddie comedy genius from my youth

the king prieš 3 metus Freddie Starr TV legend

Chris Radley prieš 1 metus The world is to politically correct. That's why comedians of today talk abt intellectual shit and dont cross any boundaries wank. Freddie Starr was the best it's only great sense of humour and its hilarious it's only joking abt. RIP matey

Philip Croft prieš 6 metus Fantastic laughter maker. Sadly, great success and his outrageous personality, fuelled his ego, and EVERYONE in the business was scared of what he would do next. In other words, he got out of control, and no one would hire him. He lost his way, and we lost a great entertainer. I saw him at the Bristol Hippodrome in the late eighties. It was a very warm beautiful evening in July, and the theatre's sliding roof was open to the sky. During his act, seagulls flying over head pooped on the stage just missing him. Naturally he made a great joke of it--something like --it was a comment on his performance.

disparatedan prieš 8 metus It is interesting that people have only started criticising Freddie's comedy since he got roped into the Jimmy Savile mess. But there is only ONE allegation about Freddie - that he "molested" a 14-year-old girl (who may have looked MUCH older) on one of Savile's shows, in 1974. So whilst Jimmy obviously WAS a monster - let us not be TOO quick to condemn Freddie until ALL the facts are in...

James McFadden prieš 8 metus While Emsley thinks the liquefied gas is safe in the hands of top chefs, and trained bartenders may be able to use it to create "sensational effects", he says there needs to be "a very strong warning not to play with it".