DAMON HILL in THE CLIVE JAMES SHOW || 1997


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DAMON HILL in THE CLIVE JAMES SHOW || 1997
Murray Walker telling half of the grid that Michael Schumacher could wipe the floor with them, right to their faces, will never not be funny [x]
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Clive James: In the presence of all these drivers, you haven't mentioned the one guy who must be haunting all of them, and that's Schumacher.
Murray: Simply because he's not here, but...
Clive: Well...
Murray: Clive, if Schumacher is in a Ferrari this year, which is as good as he deserves it to be, none of those chaps behind me will see which way he went.
"Among artists without talent Marxism will always be popular, since it enables them to blame society for the fact that nobody wants to hear what they have to say."
Clive James
Japanese Maple by Clive James
Before he passed away did writer/TV personality Clive James make you a little tingly in your nether regions? He certainly made me want to spend half my life in bed with him….maybe more than half my life.
-I remember seeing him somewhere and did take a liking to him.
Clive James, October 7, 1939 – November 24, 2019.
1981 photo by Mike Maloney.
Devotees who say that À la recherche du temps perdu reminds them of a cathedral should be asked which cathedral they mean. It reminds me of a sandcastle that the tide reached before its obsessed constructor could finish it; but he knew that would happen, or else why build it on a beach?
- Clive James
Vivian Leopold James - 1939-2019
Australia's greatest export? Well, Clive James certainly beats Skippy the Bush Kangaroo.
Not only a man that I wanted to have me from a very young age, but also, as I grew older, a man I would have liked to have had as a friend (sexual or not).
Poet, TV critic, writer, intellectual, broadcaster, journalist and professional Australian. He left Sydney in 1962 for Cambridge and (apart from visits) never went back.
He had an intense regard but also a ready wit and smile and a fantastic voice and broadcast delivery. Check out his "Postcard" travelogue series or "Clive James on TV".
A heavy smoker, not known for cigars, but there are a few (like this publicity still for "Postcard from Havana". No pipe or glove photos as far as I can find. Let me know if you spot any.
Even in later years, he retained his wit, his intellect and his looks.