STEPHEN FRY'S BEST IMPRESSIONS On QI!
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STEPHEN FRY'S BEST IMPRESSIONS On QI!
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As an Australian I would say that Stephen’s Australian accent is almost perfect.
It's better than mine (and I'm also Australian)
I agree it’s pretty spot on
Agree
Honestly, makes me question my own Aussie accent haha spot on
Best I've heard
Anything "Best of Stephen Fry" is always a treat
"Drink Canada Dry .".... That's such a good one.
Saw the thumbnail, immediately thought of the bit where he says "Mein Handy", and it's the first bit. Happy how that works out so well.
Camp horror ." Ooh you gave me a start . " hilarious
Indeed!
The world needs camp horror.
I would so watch that.
Gotta love Stephen Fry poking fun at his own demographic, hehe XD
They didn't include Jimmy saying "Someone stabbed me in the back."
"Makes you proud to be British" XD
"halloo and velcome to zeh baftas" is just iconic
"Stooop it!" :)
"I know you think you're doing a voice, but that is how you talk."
I've lost mein handy...
As a german I am very sad, that I can't do such a great german accent
He's a master of anything involved with words. It's a disgrace he's not in more movies. Sorry, all the movies.
Stephen Fry is a treasure.
He's one of the major people that make me wish American televisions aired British tv stations when I was growing up. There's so much to watch with him in it that I just know I would have loved growing up with, and impossible to find the time to "catch up" today.
This is going to sound silly with how some people idolize and "stan" for celebrities, but he just seems like the type of person that would be so easy to get along with in real life.
Pure truth.
And a good actor.
Stephen’s Vincent Price voice had me die laughing!!!🤣🤣🤣
Any time that I hear or read "jojoba" or "Netanyahu" in my head I hear Steven Fry's voice imitating Billy Connolly.
Stephen Fry NEEDS to write a book about his life and include his movie experiences, his time on television and where he learned all his hilarious acents. When he does an accent, his entire body also gets in on the act.. I beleive that book would be amazing.
he has a book about his life , its been out for years
Several books, in fact.
He has written three.
AND YOU CAN GET THEM AS AUDIOBOOKS!
Just one more reason the incomparable Stephen Fry is my Hero ❤️
He does one of the best Aussie impressions. I'm always impressed by it :-) .
Stephen’s camp horror is pretty much me whenever my partner jumps out on me and makes me jump. I’m not that camp, but when I’m given a “start” I’m as camp as a row of pink tents.
haha, ooh, isn't he bold! I hope your partner is a bona omi and all butch!
What's a partner? Do you mean girlfriend/fiancé/wife? Or did you mean friend? I've never introduced anyone as my "partner" and really don't know how someone has one of those instead of what they are. It sounds like a cowboy thing maybe?
@@dickJohnsonpeter idk where you’re from but here in the UK ‘partner’ is an incredibly common synonym for boyfriend/girlfriend/husband/wife. it just means your other half :)
@@merrymermaid Here in America people say it too but it was very rare until recently and I don't understand at all the reason someone would call their girlfriend/boyfriend, fiance, or wife/husband a "partner". It was never like that and now people do it and, sorry but I don't understand it. I've watched tons of British television and never heard that until recently. Actually I remember only gay people said that here but recently people who aren't gay are saying it for some reason.
@@dickJohnsonpeter it’s been a thing for as long as i can remember here and i’m 19. from what i’ve observed, mainly people over the age of 25 use it, i’ve never seen or heard a teenager use it. i think it’s because an adult prefers not to say ‘boyfriend’ or ‘girlfriend’ simply because the person they are dating is not a ‘boy’ or ‘girl’, they’re a man or woman! it also caters to any non-binary or gender fluid people, which i think is great :)
"Mae West's vibrator" deserved more
It probably got enough attention in its prime.
Would love to have him as my grandfather, will have a lot of stories to tell me.
You should watch his documentaries where he travel USA and Mexico. Absolute fun and informative at same time.
@@rikuddou what's it called? Thanks.
His Australian is so good
Yeah - I loved it!
It's better than my own voice
It's quite good during the moments where it slightly slips away.
Better than any American ever, and better than most Brits I have heard.
He does the best Australian accent I’ve ever heard…
I’m an American just discovering this show. It’s a riot
Such a great, funny and talented guy Stephen! A true beacon!
"Carry on Screaming" is a camp horror film!
RIP Sean Locke
Struggling with my mental health today but this video made me giggle. Thank you to whoever made it x
It does help a lot when you are down.❤❤❤❤
I'm most impressed by his Maggie Smith!
There’s never been a better person who ever lived.
I agree 💯
“Wo ist mein Handy!” 😂
4:38 is fantastic
Camp horror: 'Ooh, stop it, you'll give me the willies!'
Stephen was a gem on this show. Would be nice if he came back to it.
that will never happen he was getting tired of it due to the fact the produces made him do 3 episodes in 24 hours due to budget cuts, . and wanted to move on he had started on the show since 2003 and left the show in 2016
He was too good for it!
Could of been a guest but I guess he's not all that interested in appearing.
His Australian was spot on.
I wish I could forget everything about QI so I can watch it all for the first time again.
I pissed my laugh when stephan said " he's loooookin at me"
Stephen is a legend 👍🤣👌
What a great talent
Stephen’s impression of a spooking horse is spot on.
best Australian accent i can remember.
Stephen still one of the very few people who can do a bogan Aussie accent and pull it off.
What's a bogan Aussie?
He sounds a little like Graham Kennedy.
Bahahaha so true
He even adds the authentic acid reflux mid-sentence
@Wayne Marvin an uncouth or unsophiscated person.
Stephen's Hungarian uncle's pronunciation of the name Pythagoras, which so confused Stephen, is exactly the way the old philosopher would have pronounced it himself -- peet-hah-GORE-ahce. If Pythagoras had heard Stephen say pie-THAG-or-is, he wouldn't have had any idea what that meant.
It is also blatantly recognizable as pronounced in Hungarian. It basically starts with "pee" instead of "pie" and the rest is more or less the same. I didn't get why he wouldn't understand it.
In Latvia we pronounce it also like that
No, it would have been Pu-t-ha-gor-as. The u is pronounced somewhere between u and e
@@john.premose Oddly enough, we have a letter that is a close approximate to how that would sound in Hungarian: "ü". Still, we pronounce it exactly how Stephen's grandad did.
Brilliant Stephen!
This ends on the absolute best note of them all. Jimmy carr's comment is one of the best lines in all 200+ episodes, he always has the best quips. Perfect end to this
Please Stephen, you need to write, direct and act in a camp horror! Please!
I love Stephen Fry.
9:48 sounds like Jacob Rees-Mogg 😂
I thought the exact same thing! That accent so posh where them saying yes sounds like they’re saying “ears”
Looks like him as well 😂
His Harrison Ford was very good
Bill Bailey with street 😂😂
I am amazed no one has made a camp horror.
MINEHANDY-NETTINYAHOO...GENIUS
Best Australian accent... EVER!!!
4:39 = LOL,. Brilliant anecdote (funny impression too)!
i love sandi, but QI just isnt the same without stephen.
Isn't worse or better though, just different
She's the only person who could have replaced him though imo.
I agree with both the OP and the replies. I absolutely love Sandi, she's brilliant, funny, she has great chemistry with Alan and some guests like Phil Jupitus, Susan Calman, Bill Bailey... But I also miss Stephen on Qi, he is unique
I don't like it as much now...i wish they had changed it more to make it more of her show.... Stephen and Alan were QI to me
I love them both ,they are both great.❤❤❤❤
I think the Diana Mosley impression is my favourite
One of the many reasons i was inspired to go into voice was because of one, Mr Stephen Fry.
He just has a way with words, it was great watching him read extracts from his novel on Troy.
Shout out to Linda Smith 3:52
Irish accent is best I’ve ever heard.
Camp horror sounds good to me 😂
"What brings you to Canader, Mister Bee-han?" is quite possibly the worst attempt at sounding Canadian I've evr heard.
As a Northern Irishman, the Belfast accent was pretty much perfect
His Belfast accent was shocking lmao
I'm pretty sure the first invention to break the sound barrier is the whip.
I would guess more likely a food.
The crunch you hear when eating is the food breaking apart fast enough to create a small sonic boom in your mouth.
Little known fact, check it out.
@@swskitso looked it up, first result is a paper published by the University of Leicester about sonic booms in your mouth from crunching. Thank you for the fact!
It was
@@swskitso yea but it's not an invention is it now it's more of a natural phenomenon
@@vakar9779 a new recipe would be an invention, so maybe it was the first piece of burnt meat. The invention of cooked food
Just brilliant !!
Fry was the best thing about QI.
1:00 Benjamin Netanyah-who?
As an Australian he does such a good accent not many can
Stephen Fry was the perfect host of QI. He was smart, interesting and on those rare occasions, he completely stole the show. Everyone else sat back and enjoyed his input
I can't read the damned news anymore without hearing 'Benjamin Netanyahooo' in my head every time his name pops up..
I would love camp horror.
What’s the Vincent Price film?
It was called Witchfinder General, a really good film from 1968
He's a genius!
3:24 Surely the whip was invented before the cannonball, no?
That was the answer, they cut it out🙂
Cool whip ?
At 2:00, what season and episode it that? I can't seem to find it.
In my Seventy years as a born Dutchman, I have never used or heard the word schwaffling this is such waffeling.
Aisling looks tasty here
Joyous
He nails the aussie accent
Trust Jimmy Carr to bring down the curtains :P :D
Straight copy from the QI Channel.
Is Bonus Round a QI run channel?
What does ''as it were'' mean? What part of the sentence is that?
Great. Fry was the best. BTW. Actually Stephen's grandad pronounced Πυθαγόρας name properly: "Pitagoras". That is English speakers say it wrong.
Hi Bonus Round, could you please let me know if you have Series 31, Episode 34 (TX Date: 8 November 2001) of Fifteen to One?
Gynocomastia is a side effect of anabolic steroid use/abuse. This may explain the high incidence of this condition among German soldiers.
There should be a third category, thumbs up, thumbs down and laughed myself silly
This was the first time I heard the name Benjamin Netanyahu, did not know who it was at the time. Hearing his name a lot lately.
I tried to drink Canada Dry, did not get past Toronto,
what's the episode where Stephen dramatically points at his crotch saying "may contain nuts!"? I've definitely seen it before but am having trouble remembering which one and finding it on here.
I remember this line from a Jimmy Carr DVD. Did Stephen use it on QI, as well?
@@khymaaren yeah, I still have the image of him doing it clearly in my head (he even says the line in like an overly enunciated accent, like especially cockney or something) but can't recall for the life of me which episode it was.
Is there anything this man cannot do?
Benjamin _Netanyahoooo?_
He's a pretty good all-rounder at impressions and accents. No Steve Coogan, but decent.
Hans Oberlander
I'm Hans Oberlander and you're listening to SFUR
Benjamin Netanyahu is a name that you won’t want to hear in the current context of the middle east
Good old Diana Mosley
DR PHIBES
Mein handy-Stephen doing a gay German guy!
Camp horror is a thing, Nightmare 2 is very camp
I stop alf way frew innit
Benjamin Netanyahu?
How is the army still using blackhawks in 2051 when they are currently being replaced
Sorry I must have missed the part where Stephen did an impression of a UH-60 Blackhawk
@@kieranmacneil3940 o lol I commented about the ad! The tomorrow war or whatever
Can Stephen do kiwi?
It’s tricky!
I reckon he would be able to. It's like Aussie, but you move the vowels around. So "A" makes an "E" sound, "E" makes and "I" sound, etc... Except for "I" - just forget it's in the word, so "stick" is pronounced "stck".
New Zealand, where you pat a beer and drink a bear 😜 .
Uts trucky bru
@@falconpowerful2362 sounds complicated
@@UncommonSense-wm5fd useless birds they are
expect the german pronouncing of "handy" is not used xD germans say the english pronouncing rules for that so how he say it is wrogn xD
His German accent is questionable to start with. Considering he had Henning Wehn as a guest on QI at least once he had the perfect role model to learn from, but didn't.
As an American, I don't typically believe in monarchy. But he just did an impression of my princess to her face!
The horror!
Does camp mean something effeminate over there? The US has campy, and it's just... Corny? Umm...cheesy and predictable? Hard to put a finger on.
Camp means cheesy and a bit gay. Like a Carry On film or anything with Kenneth Williams