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Burt Kwouk at The Cinema Museum 2010
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- čas přidán 15. 01. 2011
- For info on upcoming events see our website at www.cinemamuseu...
Actor Burt Kwouk (the Pink Panther series, Goldfinger) talks to film historian Barry Littlechild about his long career in movies and television.
Such a well articulated man.
A true gentleman, very kind and warmhearted and a great actor! Thank you!
I have such a fondness for Bert. His role as Kato in the Pink Panther movies is such a classic, and it gives me joy whenever I see those movies.
This video is a treasure....there doesn't seem to be alot of coverage on Burt Kwouk.
Interesting perspective about Sellers' famous on-set delays. I can see how admitting his heart was troubling him would have made being insured very difficult! In several interviews, outtakes, bloopers, Sellers appears to be an extremely agreeable guy, not the monster I've read about in books. For that matter, Kwouk also seems very pleasant here, the kind of bloke you could have an ale with in a neighborhood pub!
What a lovely man, Seeing the bright side of things and telling like it is..
Rest in peace and thank you for the many laughs.
3:40 - His comment on Peter Sellers was fascinating
Sad to hear of Burt's passing. I remember him so well from The Inn of the Sixth Happiness, which I went to see in 1959, when I was a 12 years old boy. Barry Littlechild, who's interviewing him here, passed away himself in April, 2016, at the age of 69. So they're both gone now and within a month of each other.
may he rest in peace thanks for sharing your talent with us
LEGEND
A very modest man. Kudos.
Burt seems like a lovely man
1964's "A Shot In the Dark," was the second time Sellers played Clouseau. It was the first time we met Dreyfus (Herbot Lom) and Cato, and it was co written by William Peter Blatty, who would later give "The Exorcist"!
Another link with great films leaves us.
Would have liked to see a fuller version of this interview, as I have not seen many interviews with him.
such a talented man :)
R.I .P MY FRIEND
R.I .P
I wouldn't so much recognize him in the street, but if he started talking to me, I'd say, "I know that voice!"
seek out Burt Kwouk Week 2014 on facebook this month...
"Inspector Clouseau's residence"
Cato Fong in the flesh. Will always be remembered as the asian manservant to the bumbling mustached karate chopping Clouseau.
RIP
interesting.
I wonder how many times he gets mistaken for George Takei, and vice versa!
Caaaaaaaaatoooooooo!
He and Sellers are still funny in those films when together, but the Cousteau movies aged poorly. They are sadly dull now.
RIP