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Among the theories put forward is that it was a gust of wind from Mary Rose's port side that caused her to heel over. With the open gun ports today's story began. The tragedy of those hundreds of lives so quickly extinguished would lead us into a world of discovery. We know so much how the aristocracy lived, but had so little knowledge of the ordinary men. Their skeletons have told us a great deal. My daughter asked me if this was desecration of a grave site. I told her no. All of these people are being honored for giving their lives to their country; and, by so doing, to teach us so much. As a sailor myself, in the US Navy, I salute all who served their countries and have made the ultimate sacrifice. 🫡

He was so tough on himself...very apologetic about alot of things

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A fabulous all round entertainer, and a wonderful family man and person.

Omg. Growing up in London I had to watch these tortuous unfunny shows on TV as there was nothing else. Absolutely awful.

Her ex - what a lovely gent. Relationships are impossible when one's drinking. Thankful I've been sober for 26 years. I wouldn't have lasted as long as she did. Alcoholism takes everything and has taken so many... in all fields, and it doesn't have to be this way, dear ones. Rest in paradise, Yootha 💫

8:35 Just brilliant from Sir Martyn as he is known now 🤣🤣

Love the war film's ❤

You know by camera flashes how guilty he was

WHO is the lady narrator? She sounds familiar

“The Hand of Truth” - HYSTERICAL!!!!

To Kill a Mockingbird, The Big Country, The Yearling, The Omen, he always played parts of great integrity and power, and even in The Boys from Brazil, he was still superbly menacing as the Nazi, Joseph Mengler. Greg always brought class, strength, power and of course, that low pitched voice that was uniquely his - I doubt whether we will see the likes of him again. Such a great loss to the movie world. I’m sad I never met him.

Bought as castle, as you do, God bless him. I love watching and/or listening to Civilization. Sometimes I find it hard to follow, and I find the art a bit gaudy, but then again it has Ian Richardson, Captain Picard and Major Toht making me actually enjoy Shakespeare, which is an achievement as I am just an Australian Bloke who likes going motor racing .....

Shelley winters. Was a great actress. She was never type casted and played her parts so well in all of her films. From ma barker to roseanne show She is missed deeply Long may her career last for generations to come I enjoyed her. Career I grew up with her career I hope generations to come enjoy her work as much as we have A fan for life of shelley einters From a fan joey🙏 John 3. 16-17

Man......imagine Pam playing Moira Stewart in today's world.....

He’s not only a great actor, but can explain the nuances and depth of a film or play!! No one like him today….actor, director and producer!!

Darling Denis! What a great sport and a gentleman!

I just discovered Mel Smith went to the same Grammar School as me. So Alan Rickman (same years as me), Hugh Grant & Mel Smith.

CBE or OBE?

so spontaneous and fun, never taking himself seriously. Not vain, self centered or greedy for attention, like most stars.

hardly a genius was he? A lot of flops and a bit of an arse apparently....

Rod Hull was a forceful aggressive nasty bully. He deliberately and cruelly hurt guests and presenters without warning. He was malevolent and abusive! Good riddance that he is no longer alive!!!

Loved him in Reach for the Sky and North West Frontier!

this was so good decades ago and just as funny today in 2024

George and Mildred and On the buses are my go to when things get rough 💃🏼🥳

😢I always found him very handsome ,strong and debonair.that God should have given him such a short life is a great pity also not casting him in good movies because he did not kowtow to higher powers is Hollywood's loss .God rest your soul Stephen Pratibha.

Legend

very special... very special...indeed

Boyd wouls have done for James Bond what Daniel Craig did 35+ years later. But I doubt Boyd or Craig would have lasted in the role as Connery did in the 1960's.

When was this interivew taken?

Beautiful

I GREW UP WATCHING DANY KAYE. LOVED WATCHING HIM. HE WAS BRILLIANT ALWAYS.

Wakey Wakey!

You english guy try it with no legs. I dont like you

I think this an anti movie of agreat man

Love this guy he not perfect but who is

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Bless him

This is a good little documentary about Kenny but stops dead two thirds in. Will you be fixing it, because would love to see the rest.

More lies by the MSM

In the USA a movie entitled Die!Die My Darling starring Tallulah Bankhead, Yootha Joyce and Peter Vaughn was excellent. In the UK it was called Fanatic. Also with Donald Sutherland & Stefanie Powers. RIP Yootha.❤️

Fantastic

I would have gone home, screw the legless bastard

A man for his season ❤

OH MY Just takes me back to my childhood growing up in the early 70’s watching the Dick Emery Show When entertainment on TV both on the BBC and ITV were at the top of their game Sadly not now I knew he was married a few times but not 5😍😍🌼🌼😃😃👍 👍 ❤️❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

*the most powerful nation on Earth, not just Europe. Typical British modesty (apart from this Anglo-German's robe)

It's like he's TOO grateful to be in the Stones, whereas he has so much to offer