March 1995, Reggie Kray Telephone Interview, Archive Footage

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    1995 telephone interview with Reggie Kray
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  • @JohnSmith-su3ze
    @JohnSmith-su3ze 9 лет назад +35

    3:19 Ronnie knocked out 2 blokes in a pub..... a lovely memory...... which wonderfully demonstrated his sense of humour

  • @coralbitten5335
    @coralbitten5335 7 лет назад +19

    I love the story Reggie told about ron as a lasting memory... brilliant I love the Krays

    • @michealjohn7192
      @michealjohn7192 5 лет назад +5

      so your in to pedafila and murrder

    • @JohnDoe-hy2ob
      @JohnDoe-hy2ob Год назад +1

      Why do you love them? Weren't they murderers?

    • @gerwsgse
      @gerwsgse Год назад +2

      @@JohnDoe-hy2ob Are the royals, politicians etc also not murderers?

    • @buskingkarma2503
      @buskingkarma2503 4 месяца назад

      Pathetic minnion!

  • @shanni-leighboobear2471
    @shanni-leighboobear2471 8 лет назад +34

    may you rest in peace ronnie and regge x

    • @Jaygazzilli
      @Jaygazzilli 7 лет назад +3

      Why they were murderers?

    • @bbox1300
      @bbox1300 3 года назад +4

      @@Jaygazzilli they where respectfully men only hurt there own or other men💪... Not lile the shit heads of today

  • @peterhogben3304
    @peterhogben3304 3 года назад +12

    That was a brutal story. But we must respect their memories. They are the memories he has of his dead twin. As much some people don't like hearing things like that. RIP...Love you all.

  • @Crystalheffan
    @Crystalheffan 9 лет назад +60

    How rude of her to laugh at someones last memories of their deceased brother.

    • @willstone7451
      @willstone7451 6 лет назад +4

      i totally agree

    • @diordior1510
      @diordior1510 4 года назад +5

      I don’t think she means it in that way, I think she is laughing of the memory because it might of been funny, but I could really hear properly as I can’t hear out of one of my ears! but I see where you are coming from.

    • @kjmug7680
      @kjmug7680 4 года назад +3

      She was laughing with reggie kind of, she thought what he said was funny

    • @waynelovewayneamass8392
      @waynelovewayneamass8392 3 года назад

      God bless to ail of tham

    • @rleriche5044
      @rleriche5044 Год назад

      you didnt laugh? It was supposed to be a funny story.

  • @steveash9364
    @steveash9364 9 лет назад +27

    Shame we ain't got any brothers like this cleaning up the shit hole streets of London now.

    • @Joe-br2eu
      @Joe-br2eu 8 лет назад +1

      Can you jump on the bandwagon anymore....? You have no proof of those accusations.

    • @Joe-br2eu
      @Joe-br2eu 8 лет назад

      Well you seem pretty educated about them so why don't you enlighten me?

    • @margaretmcdonagh1769
      @margaretmcdonagh1769 8 лет назад

      Yeah because all the gangs now days are clowns

    • @version736ha2
      @version736ha2 8 лет назад +2

      +signoguns pretty good evidence that they were paedos and a lot of that is in the testimony of other villains that knew them

    • @johnstrawman1727
      @johnstrawman1727 8 лет назад +1

      +signoguns ron said boothby liked them the younger the better

  • @evakatrinaa
    @evakatrinaa Год назад +3

    Toward the end of his life, Reg would post his poems online. They were put into a book, but I think it's out of print now. I so used to look forward to logging on to read what he had written.

  • @likeaboss6421
    @likeaboss6421 3 года назад +5

    Aww wot a lovely last momory of Ron he sounded like a really lovely guy 🤭

  • @aliceray9929
    @aliceray9929 7 лет назад +62

    I was born in the wrong era!
    Rest in peace Ron & Reg ❤️

    • @tommygoodall5201
      @tommygoodall5201 6 лет назад +12

      Boxing 24-7 great guys😂they bullied people,killed people,ruined there lives but u thin there great people

    • @nicholashudson1754
      @nicholashudson1754 5 лет назад +1

      I cut people the speak bad of them I cunts if they were still rule I would shit ur panties cunts

    • @zaramariadixon39
      @zaramariadixon39 5 лет назад +5

      @@tommygoodall5201 they didn't bother ordinary people just fellow villains! ! Who would've done the exact same thing to them given half a chance and anyone who know their reputation and was still stupid enough to cross them got what they deserved they did alot of good too they looked out for their own gave to charity helped who they could so they were great they weren't perfect they were human

    • @louisabailey1800
      @louisabailey1800 3 года назад

      🤔🤔🤔

    • @mus139
      @mus139 11 месяцев назад

      They would have nailed you to the floor?

  • @Amathusukx
    @Amathusukx 4 года назад +10

    I think its a fucking disgrace the sentence these two men received regardless of what they done, much of which was to their own kind. All though it was not said they were basically given whole life tariffs, and yet people who are real threats to society are released to go and destroy the lives of innocent people.

    • @JohnDoe-hy2ob
      @JohnDoe-hy2ob Год назад +2

      "With their gang, known as the Firm, the Kray twins were involved in murder, armed robbery, arson, protection rackets, gambling and assaults."
      Why was the sentence they received incorrect based on this?

    • @christopherrock4228
      @christopherrock4228 Год назад +1

      30 years a disgrace!A political sentence from the top...the establishment was running scared of two men who really only dealt with there own, women and children untouchable, the working man untouchable but what rages me is they let people out that hurt the public!!

    • @user-zy9yg2eu5t
      @user-zy9yg2eu5t Год назад

      Ronnie used to bugger underage boys abd procure them for upper class pedophiles. Reggie was by some accounts also a wrong-un and bullied his wife to suicide

    • @AngusFerguson-zc8hh
      @AngusFerguson-zc8hh Год назад

      33 years, they weren’t aloud to the mothers grave but it was political something their old lawyer stated that it was an ugly trial not a normal murder trial but the “upper classes “, same lot that were very close to jimmy savile rounded up these east end lads and gave them a lesson and they did!!! Despite being 63 years old they let reg out to die while savile and all the rest of them are given obe’s

  • @oliverhill8254
    @oliverhill8254 3 года назад +6

    Sounds like a lovely guy! WE ALL make mistakes but i know the Krays looked after nice people END OFF! Ollie x

  • @alfry9082
    @alfry9082 6 лет назад +30

    Legends of there day and legends to this day, R.I.P. to the Kray brothers

    • @michaelharrison3602
      @michaelharrison3602 2 года назад +9

      Legends of the gay community

    • @JohnDoe-hy2ob
      @JohnDoe-hy2ob Год назад +6

      How are these guys legends given all the crimes they committed?

  • @alanmeires
    @alanmeires 4 года назад +7

    I like how straight forward he talks . And he differently didn't give a fuck that he was live on TV . Lol

  • @alfry9082
    @alfry9082 7 лет назад +7

    LEGENDS. Old school

  • @drmohammedali1768
    @drmohammedali1768 7 лет назад +23

    Absolute epitome of hardness and class.

  • @richardhughes258
    @richardhughes258 4 года назад +29

    Reg was a true gentleman right to the end. He done the time cos he did the crime and you get the feeling he understood that too. However, the time never broke him, throughout all he remained a gentleman. Rip Reg Rip Ron 🙏

    • @michaelatherton605
      @michaelatherton605 2 года назад +2

      It almost broke him at one point as he tried to commit suicide in his cell by smashing his watch and using a shard of glass to cut his wrists. 33 years inside would do that to most men

    • @JohnDoe-hy2ob
      @JohnDoe-hy2ob Год назад +5

      Dude Reg was a murderer, how do you call him a gentleman. It's an act. I'm actually shocked by the glorification of gangsters in the comment section.

    • @jaed2630
      @jaed2630 Год назад +3

      He was a homosexual deviant. There's plenty of info on that. He's a true bad guy, or villain however you say it

    • @mus139
      @mus139 11 месяцев назад

      True Gentlemen was the nice side of him?...But if you upset him?

  • @karissean
    @karissean 5 лет назад +6

    met reggie in a lift in lewes prison 1990 reminded me of me dad..very polite very interested in how you were getting on

    • @linkx7563
      @linkx7563 3 года назад

      thats so cool if its true

  • @stevenwalton1431
    @stevenwalton1431 Год назад +5

    Rest in peace reg and Ron 🙏

  • @kieranlane3226
    @kieranlane3226 10 лет назад +9

    LOL at the comments made afterwards. "Just made someone unconscious because he had a sense of humour you know."

  • @petegillett1
    @petegillett1 9 лет назад +21

    Some of the disrespectful comments on here make me sick, not one of you would say it to their face...nor one of us who was close to him...keyboard warriors

    • @marcusamyotte5672
      @marcusamyotte5672 9 лет назад +2

      I would.

    • @redspecialdude1
      @redspecialdude1 9 лет назад +4

      i completely agree with you mate . i know the krays did some really violent stuff .but it seems to me they only killed there own kind . ok murder is murder agreed but all im saying is you never heard of them raping woman or giving drugs to anyone or robbing old aged pentioners .maybe if the krays were alive today half the scum on the streets wouldnt be around . people on youtube like to talk shit and insult cause there chicken shits thinking there hard infront of a keyboard. would they say this shit in front of ronnie or reggie . i doubt it

    • @petegillett1
      @petegillett1 9 лет назад +2

      Well said Richard, you know I did time with Reg, and NO mate, they would not say boo to a goose, KEYBOARD WARRIORS

    • @redspecialdude1
      @redspecialdude1 9 лет назад

      petegillett1 may i ask what you did time for .if you dont want to say then i respect your wishes

    • @petegillett1
      @petegillett1 9 лет назад +2

      This is a big too public to be discussing my life story Richard, I would not wish to influence young lads to follow suit,

  • @mist_oldskoolakatherollinr616
    @mist_oldskoolakatherollinr616 4 года назад +4

    If you didn't meet either Reggie or Ronnie then I don't see how you can comment about them... R. I. E. P REGGIE AND RONNIE..

  • @joshhamlin1028
    @joshhamlin1028 8 лет назад +54

    I hate the Government So much, Ron and Reg Didn't Deserve Life Sentences for murdering two other Gangsters. R.I.P Ron and Reg.

    • @billyblack4985
      @billyblack4985 8 лет назад +14

      They were not only criminals and murderers they were rapists and Pedophiles and procured young boys for many celebrities and high up members of parliament. It beggars belief how many sad individuals hero worship them even to this day.

    • @joshhamlin1028
      @joshhamlin1028 8 лет назад +4

      They were Not peados or Rapists Get your facts Right, Ronnie Was gay and Loved younger boys, Reggie Was Different Once in a Lifetime do you Find a Street Fighting man Like Reg, My Reggie My Prince 😂😂😂

    • @billyblack4985
      @billyblack4985 8 лет назад +7

      most definitely pedos and rapists.

    • @joshhamlin1028
      @joshhamlin1028 7 лет назад +1

      Then All three of You Have something in Common

    • @billyblack4985
      @billyblack4985 7 лет назад +7

      Your the lick arse who hero worships the Krays .........says a lot about you doesnt it chump.

  • @roberthyatt393
    @roberthyatt393 3 года назад +2

    He speaks very well and well mannered. Sayn god bless u GOD bless um both Only God can judge them

  • @gary161
    @gary161 3 года назад +3

    “Will you miss him “ - seriously ! Are you asking that question

  • @johnbryan3386
    @johnbryan3386 7 лет назад +18

    What a heart warming memory of his bro!It brought a tear to my glass eye!Lmao

  • @majidaghashahi5429
    @majidaghashahi5429 4 года назад +9

    I think the reason,why they never got out,i think ,it must hav, something about , lord boothby?✌️

  • @gavinthorburn5385
    @gavinthorburn5385 2 года назад +2

    Its not everyday you get a krays brother as a guest

  • @NJGTheGreat
    @NJGTheGreat 8 лет назад +36

    Reg was well mannered and everything and then this cheeky cow starts laughing?!

    • @soeffingwhat
      @soeffingwhat 7 лет назад +4

      It was cos of the story he told about Ron and knocking guys out in a Bar fight.

  • @rorye6935
    @rorye6935 7 лет назад +5

    Ron & Reg - immortal.

  • @express375
    @express375 4 года назад

    What a luvely memory

  • @JohnDoe-hy2ob
    @JohnDoe-hy2ob Год назад +1

    Why is everyone in the comments glorifying the Krays. A quick read of their crimes off their Wiki pages is really telling. It doesn't matter if they did something nice to your aunt if they did all this other stuff.

  • @zduogaminghd4656
    @zduogaminghd4656 7 лет назад +15

    RIP legends.

  • @louiebyas8481
    @louiebyas8481 7 лет назад +6

    love the twins got letter from Reggie and a couple more paperwork also a couple of letter from Charlie Bronson proper gentlemen!!!!

  • @skipst23firekicks3
    @skipst23firekicks3 3 года назад +2

    Great last memory 👍🏻

  • @harbienotherbie7890
    @harbienotherbie7890 6 лет назад +3

    Legends

  • @FreddieShreddieTV
    @FreddieShreddieTV 9 лет назад +7

    my auntie pam used to run a pub for charlie kray, we would only ever see him at her place. he was nice to me and my brother say'ing 'you two remind me of my brothers' ha ha, not quite. ive still got a toy car he gave me. my auntie pam could only say so much about ronnie and reggie kray as she did'nt know them so well. they did'nt go out much and could often be found entertaining guests at their clud (mostly reggie as ronnie was in and out of prison for violence due to his condition) they actaully hung about in the r and r club. they were spitfull, especially ronnie but the poor fella was misdiagnosed with his pills (the wrong ones) he would turn into a sour fella and a bit of a loose cannon if he missed his medication... my auntie is quite right to say that if he had the right medication these murders may not have happed. it was ronnies 'madness' that rubbed of on reggie. the pressure was on for reggie to follow up to ronnies expectations of him for being to 'soft' on the fuckers who used to talk to much about the inside goings on of the firm and putting their whole empire at risk... would'nt you go fuckin mad if someone was doing that to your life long work? i know i would but not to that extreme! as i luckly do not suffer from what ronnie did and of course being twins it had to have been a part of reggie. this is not an excuse but another side of these amazing but unfortunate brothers. god bless you both and of course you to charlie

    • @sebastianpickett3
      @sebastianpickett3 Год назад

      RONNIE was his own man like reg , think about it they always say how much they loved each other , like Ron would want reg kill !!!!!!!!!! Reg was a killer anyway FFS , STOP BLAMING RON , YEA HE WAS FUCKING MAD , BUT TRUTHFUL AND TO THE POINT 100 💯

  • @JT-ih4xj
    @JT-ih4xj 9 лет назад +8

    RIP. They don't make them like the Krays no more. No manners, no respect and no class. Godbless Reggie and Ronnie Kray.

    • @soeffingwhat
      @soeffingwhat 9 лет назад +1

      I have the Book "Our Story" they released with Fred Dineage. A great insight into who they really were. They were not the total Scumbags a lot of People mame them out to be.

  • @jenniferhillard7239
    @jenniferhillard7239 8 лет назад +19

    I so love the Kray twins.

  • @paulgerard4503
    @paulgerard4503 3 года назад +4

    wasted life

  • @paulfreeman4900
    @paulfreeman4900 3 года назад +4

    True gents. With a bite.

  • @tina5203
    @tina5203 5 лет назад +4

    Ron was a Beautiful, and Charismatic Man who I Adore !!!!!!!!🥰🥰

  • @natashamcdermott3983
    @natashamcdermott3983 9 лет назад +7

    Love the krays xx

  • @mjkrbjcw
    @mjkrbjcw 5 лет назад +6

    Great sense of humour 😂😂😂

  • @zararycroft8831
    @zararycroft8831 Год назад

    Rest in peace boys ❤️💕🌹💐Xxx

  • @binladen4712
    @binladen4712 9 лет назад +3

    My uncle patrick I connell shared a cell with reggie kray

  • @lancashirebomber9744
    @lancashirebomber9744 7 лет назад +2

    geezer!

  • @richardpichan6916
    @richardpichan6916 Год назад

    The memories he shared all involved the environments and individuals they were involved with. When you're 'regular folks', and you enter environments or situations with anyone regarded as "notorious" you buy the ticket and take the ride.
    Afraid to get involved in the happenings in a pub or club??..drink at home.

  • @imictfh
    @imictfh 8 лет назад +5

    I luv a good ol' Maltese Villian .. sick

  • @beakycole9211
    @beakycole9211 6 лет назад +12

    ..'he had a wonderful sense of humour my brother..i remember the time when a shopkeeper in the chippy short changed him, quick as flash Ronnie pulled out a blade & opened the Mug up like a cheap tin of fackin' beans..hilarious..then he rubbed a bit of salt & vineger in the wound & on the way out gave the guys mrs a beautiful right hander, knocked her spark out..such a great sense of humour..comedy gold.."

    • @beakycole9211
      @beakycole9211 6 лет назад

      Kim Jong Un drinks Duff beer ..weirdo

    • @beakycole9211
      @beakycole9211 6 лет назад

      Kim Jong Un drinks Duff beer ...yeah i got it, well done.

    • @johnludwig8448
      @johnludwig8448 3 года назад +2

      Lmfaoooooooooooooooooooo

  • @StayPuft80
    @StayPuft80 8 лет назад +21

    Died way to young. respect to them both, well mannered gentleman
    To all the people that's perked up since the film my dad, my mum, I met him, he was my mate, my best friend, I worked for him, bollocks bollocks bollocks.
    shut up

    • @NJGTheGreat
      @NJGTheGreat 8 лет назад +1

      I was his chauffeur.

    • @NJGTheGreat
      @NJGTheGreat 7 лет назад

      Lee Howling I'm with them right now, the whole thing was a cover up. Also, a true story...

    • @soeffingwhat
      @soeffingwhat 7 лет назад +1

      How dare you, its NOT bollocks....I really did know him. I was their Milkman, I delivered milk right to their Door, and I delivered the full thick creamy milk as was the norm then, none of this skimmed shite. Ron liked it in particular..
      Oh and by the way, I'm talking Bollocks lol (sorry, I was in the mood)

    • @mizz2uall
      @mizz2uall 7 лет назад

      soeffingwhat Lol "not the skimmed shite"

    • @kirkyboy8234
      @kirkyboy8234 7 лет назад

      Shut the fuck up!!!

  • @jordzyt3533
    @jordzyt3533 8 лет назад +6

    rip to the krays

  • @MichaelSmith-jt1ff
    @MichaelSmith-jt1ff 3 года назад +9

    Told a story about him knocking 2 blokes out in the boozer haha

  • @shanefrance5071
    @shanefrance5071 Год назад

    He sounds very polite

  • @Ironz89
    @Ironz89 4 месяца назад

    Would of loved to shared a beer with reg kray I feel he’d of been a proper good business man if he had the chance

  • @welcometofunkytown
    @welcometofunkytown 8 лет назад +20

    Absolute joke how reggie wasn't released earlier, can't get my head around it.

    • @NJGTheGreat
      @NJGTheGreat 7 лет назад +4

      welcometofunkytown He was still "running" the whole operation behind bars. Yes I understand what you're saying, but then you're also forgiving a murderer. Easily deceived.

    • @HazRiders
      @HazRiders 7 лет назад +6

      Nathan they killed other gangsters that would have done the same to them

    • @NJGTheGreat
      @NJGTheGreat 7 лет назад +1

      Haz TV You can't just solely focus on the murders though. All the illegal business ventures they ran also stack up.

    • @HazRiders
      @HazRiders 7 лет назад +1

      Well some people choose not to do 8 hour shifts lol

    • @mist_oldskoolakatherollinr616
      @mist_oldskoolakatherollinr616 4 года назад +1

      I totally agree with you there x

  • @petercleary1000
    @petercleary1000 3 года назад +1

    30 years in prison was way over the top .I should think as thay got into there 40th and 50ths .like any one what you did in your 20s is not the person you are in your 50ts.

  • @davidanthony4653
    @davidanthony4653 9 лет назад +7

    How can people justify the Kray's as being wonderful, i served the army for years to protect this country and what did they do refuse to serve in the army for there country but cowardly murdered people and cause terror yet people respect them real heroes deserve respect not these murderous idiots. I would of boxed and being a national and army champion would wiped the floor with them both all hyped up. It amazes me what the country is actually coming to respect these people

    • @prophetascending9021
      @prophetascending9021 9 лет назад +1

      I respect people who at least attempt punctuation...you should try it, dirt bag. P.S...do you take it up the old derek?

    • @davidanthony4653
      @davidanthony4653 9 лет назад +2

      I respect people that clearly spell, knob and i guessing you would not say that my face you tool. And who the fuck you calling dirt bag low life scum most likely on benefits. People like you are great at giving the large through media but not in person. Most likely some little wannabe gangster lol

    • @SwissCheese112
      @SwissCheese112 9 лет назад

      David Anthony national service is stupid, thats why they left. people respect them because they kept the streets safe and spoke as gentleman.

    • @charlottemills5678
      @charlottemills5678 4 года назад

      Respect to you. But in all fairs u chose to fight dor the rich

  • @clickastanley78
    @clickastanley78 Год назад

    reggie was a brilliant fighter and ronnie

  • @justinengland9814
    @justinengland9814 8 лет назад +8

    Like them or not they were a massive part of History. People forget Reg had been in prison for along time when he made this interview and he wouldn't have been to socially bright due to being locked in a small cell!

    • @mjkrbjcw
      @mjkrbjcw 5 лет назад +1

      Justin England Myra & Ian are history too & the holocaust ....what’s your point?

  • @David_Vadnaf
    @David_Vadnaf 4 года назад +3

    British judiciary was a joke back then, for imprisioning Ron and Reg for not more than 30 years. Well they should be punished, but more reasonably, maximum 20 years i guess. To me, that is not justice at all. I am prt sure that On the other sideRon and Reg are waiting for those people who do unjustice to them.

  • @macattack6289
    @macattack6289 4 года назад +1

    They was criminals that done their time. Sad they spent the rest of their days in prison

  • @kittymarie6249
    @kittymarie6249 7 лет назад +8

    I don't know much about the krays but Reg seemed like a nice guy. He sounds quite funny, very polite & I don't think they deserved 30 years! Obv I don't know about all their crimes but seems a bit harsh esp when there are worse people who get out early. They did seem to restrict their targets to other gangsters so from public point of view I guess that's acceptable. I don't know if they hurt the public though but still didn't deserve 30 years

    • @missstormchaser1
      @missstormchaser1 7 лет назад +2

      I've been watching all the docus on RUclips on them since the film legend came out. They didn't murder people who didn't deserve it, jack the hat and sorrello both had it coming. They were made examples of and it was way to harsh. Look at what's happened to London now, inkas, yardies, and all practicing violent crime without cause unlike the krays and old school east end gangsters

  • @JoJo-sc1db
    @JoJo-sc1db 9 лет назад +10

    I love the krays xx

  • @jenniferhillard7239
    @jenniferhillard7239 7 лет назад +1

    billy black, leave my mate josh alone.

  • @Franie111
    @Franie111 Год назад +1

    No men is evil and nobody is a saint really. Reggie may have lived his life as a gangster but that's not completely how he lived and who Reg was, after all everybody is human and situations make people to do things. Nobody is born to do horrible things. He too had a good side.

  • @roeng1368
    @roeng1368 8 лет назад +6

    Is his a proper cockney accent ? Any modern east enders i hear now sound like african/jamacians.

    • @jacks7857
      @jacks7857 8 лет назад +1

      Perfect comment😂

    • @zlampey9205
      @zlampey9205 8 лет назад

      because most of East London is Jamaicans and Africans.
      it's not really an accent it's how east enders say the words like "house" is pronounced "ouse"
      but yeah he's a cockney

    • @anemoia2661
      @anemoia2661 6 лет назад +2

      Not all of us have got the Jafaken accent lol, some of us younger eastenders (I'm 19, going on 20) still have the traditional accent, having a family made up of nothing but East enders, and some from South of the River, will mold your accent, and thank god it has been molded the way it has, the new emerging accent is fucking diabolical, the way some of my pals sound is embarrassing, you'd think they'd go out of their way to try and change the way they sound

  • @sebastianpickett3
    @sebastianpickett3 Год назад

    Good sense humour 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤟🤟🤟🤟🤟

  • @whitemountainapache3297
    @whitemountainapache3297 Год назад

    Who is the Sky news journalist talking with him?

  • @Jasongallierable
    @Jasongallierable 9 лет назад +2

    Hilarious.......lol

  • @asylumseeker32
    @asylumseeker32 8 лет назад +12

    The twins used to visit us on my day off and drag me around the kitchen with a claw hammer stuck up me hooter.After a cuppa they would ram my dads head in the fridge and continually slam the door.Ron used to get his knob out and poke it in grandads ear and make his vision go loopy.Reg would eat a slice of cake then nail my name tits to the cat.Just before they left they would put us in the larder and chuck a hungry tiger in and lock the door.Oh how I miss those two,days of have never been the same.

    • @amybeth5776
      @amybeth5776 8 лет назад +1

      HAHAHAHA! 😂

    • @johnstrawman1727
      @johnstrawman1727 8 лет назад +2

      Wow i dint know they were like that, but they loved their mum, right?

  • @jackgallagher1963
    @jackgallagher1963 4 года назад +2

    Real gangsters

  • @tommygunn4395
    @tommygunn4395 8 лет назад +4

    R.i.p reggie you are missed by us all

  • @mus139
    @mus139 11 месяцев назад

    Sounds like Norman Wisdom?..Mr Grimsdale, Mr Grimsdale!

  • @bazbazzler188
    @bazbazzler188 8 лет назад

    fukin mint the Krays RIP

  • @flash8854
    @flash8854 4 года назад +1

    Elvis’ manager, Col. Tom Parker, said in a press conference shortly after his death: “Elvis didn’t die. The body did. We’re keeping up the good spirits. We’re keeping Elvis alive. I talked to him this morning and he told me to 'carry on.’” (Elvis did not die and he wanted out. - Col. Tom Parker. 1977) After hearing so many stories about the death of Elvis Presley, I have decided to tell the world the real story on the facts concerning that day in August, 1977. Yes, that day, the 16th of August. Is it a coincidence that a person born on that January 8, first month, eighth day, would perish on the 8th month and the 16th day? Probably if two (2) people were born on that day it makes more sense. You see, numerology always played an important part of my life and still does today. So many people have written or spoke about my death as a hoax. It was not a hoax! I decided to reinvent myself in the form of my brother (Jesse Garon) and yes, Elvis Presley did die that day. But after much searching for the right people, I found several people from different states who I consider my most loyal and trustworthy friends. To some people this book will be just another scandalous piece of fiction, but when you are done I think you will think otherwise. I always felt my brother deserved to live and what better way to let him live his life than to end mine. I was lonely, depressed, in bad health and my numerology chart said that this was the time for it to come to end. Anyone who studies numerology will understand, those who don't may want to look into it. All of the facts (and there are many) even the experts will say they are more than coincidences. I no longer give away Cadillacs or expensive pieces of jewelry because I am nothing more than a man who had a very famous brother. I am not a great literate (I never wrote my own songs), but I am not illiterate either. The perfect day August 16, 1977, 1 + 9 + 7 + 7 = 24, my age backwards (42), the facts go on and on. But my true reasons for the book are for my fans. My death was not a hoax! To my fans, please forgive me, my brother deserved to live, he was with me constantly (spiritually). My life would not be the same had he lived at birth. This was my way of giving him life, and corny as it sounds. The Colonel took this secret to his grave. He was a loyal friend. But I will no longer stand by and have people like Gail Brewer tell you stories that are pure fiction. This book written by a true friend will help you realize why I did what I did. - The Truth About Elvis Aron Presley In His Own Words. (2001). My fascination with the idea of a hoax about death was when Jim Morrison died July 3rd, 1971. Although I saw no correlation (he died at age 27) I was astounded that as famous as he was the body was just closed up and shipped out. Now I don't know all the facts concerning his death. I thought it awfully strange that no autopsy was performed (or so I thought) and just forgotten about. There were a lot of rumors about his death. I noticed he was born on the 8th day. Born in 1944 = 1-8 and died in 1971 = 1-8. Remember my comeback in 1968? 1+9+6+8 = 24. Obviously, I was no longer 24, so I reversed the age to 42. The next time that number had any relevance was 1977 (1+9+7+7 = 24 when I would be 42. Numerology can and does play an important part of my life and we knew that would have to be the date. Most people if they know what to look for will find significance in the forms of numbers in all of my movies! Example: gravestone in " Loving You" (year) 1878 = ? (1+8+7+8 = 24). You have to look at the movies. My hero James Dean died at the age of 24, but I was on top of the world then and wanted to live. - The Truth About Elvis Aron Presley In His Own Words. (2001). I will start about 1974 when the thought first came to me about faking my death. I have always been fascinated with the occult and other spiritual things. When I first saw a wax dummy of myself made by a Mr. Cooper I was fascinated with it. For some time I had thought if it was possible? Could I pull this thing off? I had asked Mr Cooper if he could make another wax dummy for me. He said he could. I in turn said I wanted him to do it and keep it strictly confidential. When I had mentioned it to a very few close friends (Joe Esposito, Larry Geller) they did not think I was serious. I was tired of being Elvis Presley, my health was deteriorating. I just couldn't keep up. My finances were floundering because of my daddy's poor business ventures. I was at my wit's end. As the years progressed I had my ups and downs which are pretty well documented in other books. I also had two detectives from Colorado who I trusted immensely. Originally the date was 1976 according to my numerology charts but I chickened out. A pact was made on the grounds of Graceland one night, hands placed over hands that this secret would never be spoken of outside this room. I picked four (4) of us initially and to this day all have kept the secret. I also know when this book reaches the bookstores people (my loyal friends) will be heartbroken. They took care of me and convinced others that I was no longer alive. In reality Elvis Presley died that day and my twin brother "Jesse" came to life, living in hiding but as a normal human being. I skip around because I am writing stream of consciousness. My own Daddy bless his soul never knew the truth. Little Lisa was told months later and explained to her she would not see me much. The Colonel took this secret to his grave. Many people believe me to still be alive but I was told in the beginning there would be no contact in order for this to work. I go thru a lot of ups and downs since 1977 and have lived in many states but I insisted I needed to be in a warm climate. My personal thoughts are that my fans will understand. That is very important to me. I just could not face myself any more after seeing myself in the mirror and that is where Larry Geller came in. He asked if he could write a book, and I gave him my blessing. "If I Can Dream" is the title and I like his book. He had filled my head with spiritual thoughts and made me believe we could pull this off. If I had stayed longer I think I would have been booed off the stage. That is why I chose the date 8-16-77. Do you know how many famous people passed away on that date? The great Robert Johnson died on 8-16 and he was born in 1935! Babe Ruth, and Bela Lugosi and many others. I must say I was very nervous that day 8-16. But it had to be done before I went on the road where I would not have been able to pull it off. Did you know there are secret compartments in Graceland that very few people know about! A few like Vester would joke about my being alive but no one took him serious. Many of my friends would ask if I were still alive and they have their doubts but as it was I might have died broke and just a shell of myself. I was given an injection that looked like I was dead but the people closest to me knew better. Believe me I had my doubts that this could be pulled off. But it did and I became Jesse, just a poor white southern boy who didn't sing a lick of anything. I feel bad my Daddy wasn't allowed to know but it just couldn't be done. I better go now and collect my thoughts to tell you the rest next time. - The Truth About Elvis Aron Presley In His Own Words. (2001). You Found Me By Pastor Bob Joyce ruclips.net/video/WUI7_rZpl8c/видео.html

  • @Pobsta-de7hb
    @Pobsta-de7hb 11 месяцев назад

    lol his memory of Ron was funny, it was right though, two people came in and made bad remarks for no reason and got sorted out. If I was Reg, after hearing her say that cocky remark id have refused to talk to her. Sure the story was not expected but it was his memory and unless you were there, you do not understand the funny side of it, she should never remark or laugh. Proper out of order. Some of the questions were just stupidity and also very insensitive as well.

  • @benhornsby2150
    @benhornsby2150 4 года назад +2

    Can anyone go to the funeral

    • @mus139
      @mus139 11 месяцев назад

      Yeh...If you have a time Machine?...You are about 28 years late?

  • @STANLEY2BRICKS
    @STANLEY2BRICKS 4 года назад

    WHO THE FUCK WERE THESE SOFTY FOG BREATHERS

  • @amp3649
    @amp3649 3 года назад

    i gave a shit way too late...

  • @ozin4533
    @ozin4533 Год назад

    i’m related to the krays

  • @jparker9846
    @jparker9846 8 лет назад +3

    if it wasnt for the gays oh sorry i mean the krays there wouldnt be a cool tom hardy film

  • @andclose1133
    @andclose1133 Год назад

    Its hard to beleive listening tohim talk that he use to be ruthless.......
    I mean...well....