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#79 - Bedazzled (Donen, 1967)
For more satirical deals with the devil, check out Dinky's Dirt Cinema for your campy 60's psychedelic comedy kicks.
Bonus Feature:
Pete and Dud on The Set of Bedazzled - 1967 -The Archivist Presents
An excellent set of Bedazzled screenshots - plus an awesome Bonus Feature video!
For the first time in my life I looked at the stamps available on the Royal Mail website and saw that they have a MONTY PYTHON STAMP SET??!! Hello??!!! Naturally I immediately bought the Collectors Sheet.
HOLY GRAIL BLOOPERS ‼️
i don't know if anyone has ever posted this on here, but i found it on cleese's instagram profile and i find them extremely funny LOL
(at one point graham's laugh made me roll on the floor LMAO)
I made a video about the largely forgotten Graham Chapman movie Yellowbeard. Written by Graham Chapman, Peter Cook and Bernard McKenner. Staring: Graham Chapman, Peter Cook, John Cleese, Eric Idle, Cheech & Chong, Marty Feldman, Kenneth Mars, Spike Milligan and more. But is it any good? (SPOILERS: It's better than most people tell you it is)
This video is a really great look at Yellowbeard (in which Peter Cook features among a top-tier cast) and why it is actually not quite as terrible as its reputation suggests! Excellent stuff!
1965.
Dudley Moore, Peter Cook, Max Bygraves, and Jack Benny.
A neat behind-the-scenes pic from rehearsals for the 1965 Royal Variety Performance at the London Palladium! The full version of this rehearsal shot is also worth a look for a cool time capsule of big-name celebs!
The young Peter Cook paid top dollar to have the comedy records of clever Canadian stand-up Mort Sahl mailed to him.
Peter Cook: the man, the myth, the... fan!! Very cool info highlighting Mort Sahl's work as an early influence on Cook's sense of satire!
Keith Richards, Jo Wood, Ronnie Wood - plus the top of Peter Cook’s head, and starring Dudley Moore’s expression! From the 1993 release party for the uncut version of Derek and Clive Get the Horn!
Getty Images has another photo from the event, and this particular booth again - it must have been a happenin’ set of seats! In this shot a lively Cook & Moore hold court with Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood, Sam Torrance, and Dave Stewart.
Wake up babe, the holy hand grenade of Antioch was just confirmed historically accurate
Peter Cook, November 17 1937 - January 9 1995
Any time is a great time to celebrate the comedy legend Peter Cook, but November 17 is always especially apropos. And this year, he would have celebrated his 80th birthday. Dang, what a guy!
Bringing this back because it’s a good day for it - it’s Peter Cook’s birthday, yay!! This year marks his 83rd b-day!
Peter Cook would be celebrating 84 years today: the man, the myth, the birthday boy!
Ok, I found some more photos from this sketch and I feel pretty comfortable saying it’s probably “The Psychiatrist” from the 1966 series of Not Only… But Also… It’s sad that these photos are the closest we’ll ever get to seeing this sketch. At least we can listen to it!
Here’s some interesting background on the topic they are satirizing in the sketch (from the blog Mind Hacks by vaughnbell)
It’s actually a parody of a technique in psychotherapy called “unconditional positive regard” in which the therapist accepts the person’s behaviour, experiences and emotions, good or bad, without judging the person’s core value as a human being.
This was originally developed by psychologist Carl Rogers as part of a humanistic or person-centred approach to psychotherapy.
It’s unsurprising that Peter would choose to write a sketch poking fun at psychotherapy, something which Dudley was heavily involved with and which Peter never put much stock in.
Eleanor Bron looking SO glam in the middle of these silly boys (from the 1979 Secret Policeman’s Ball)
Eleanor Bron - front and center and stunning indeed - and her glam squad: there's John Fortune, Michael Palin, and Rob Buckman in the top "row" - then Chris Beetles, John Cleese, Peter Cook, and Neil Innes (peeking through) - and finally guitarist John Williams, Terry Jones, and Rowan Atkinson. What a group!!
Wake up babe, new Monty Python drama
Comedy duo’s damning verdict revealed in newly discovered footage from Norfolk student TV station
Monty Python’s Flying Circus ~ Series 2, Episode 8
- Come on, which cheek was it?
- It was the left upper.
oh my sweet boys…
And what a sweet gif! Peter Cook and Dudley Moore doin’ their thing in their dynamite 1960s series Not Only But Also!
Peter Cook, November 17 1937 - January 9 1995
Any time is a great time to celebrate the comedy legend Peter Cook, but November 17 is always especially apropos. And this year, he would have celebrated his 80th birthday. Dang, what a guy!
Bringing this back because it’s a good day for it - it’s Peter Cook’s birthday, yay!! This year marks his 83rd b-day!
Peter Cook looking dapper in London in July of 1967 during the filming of Bedazzled.
(Photo by Peter King - check out the full version on Getty Images!)
