Everytime I watch this I think of a story, when we were living in Dundee one day out of the blue the phone rings, I say "hello" and the next voice says hi Jeff its Perry. We talked for a few minutes he told me he was out by the pool waiting for Roselle to fix him lunch. He was truly the greatest person I have ever had the pleasure of knowing, what you see is what you get, he was not only a huge talent but just as nice and sweet as anyone on the street. We miss you Perry, more everyday. Jeff and Linda
An honest man who radiated the love in his soul. A true and beautiful voice. I was a fan at age 4 and followed every record, TV show, and Christmas special. I join everyone who loves him.
Same here James...Saturday nite was the only nite that I could stay up late ...just to watch him....followed him also since I was 4 or 5....pure class!!!
You can just tell the personality of the man by just watching this short clip, what you saw is what you got, we talked with him many times and he was truly the greatest friend my wife and I could have, we miss you so much Perry. Jeff and Linda
Everytime I get to know someone better, celebrity speaking in this case, and learn from and listen to them whom is someone who immediately gets my respect and admiration I always start to worry about them and have to research further and try to find out if they had a good life and were comfortable and had everything that they needed and wanted, especially in their senior and last days. Not that I could really do much about it but still.........And I hope that if they past away that it was in their sleep or otherwise unconcious of it, he seemed like a good soul.
My Aunt Pat swooned over Perry all her life. Her husband kind of resembled him and I know she saw that too and loved it. Perry was a doll even in his 70's.....a gorgeous smile that time could not erase.
My mother wrote him a letter saying what a fan I'd been since I was a boy, and he signed an autograph to me which she gave me one Christmas. It's still a prized item for the warmth and kindness conveyed in their actions, though both are "gone" to the higher place..
Good LORD, if there was ever a "Bromance" born on TV(albeit a one-sided one on Regis' part), this is it! Perry Como should have DECKED Regis for constantly touching him and "petting" Perry's hair!
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Perry Como had an amazing voice. Nice to see Regis so surprised at his appearance. Genuine class all around.
Everytime I watch this I think of a story, when we were living in Dundee one day out of the blue the phone rings, I say "hello" and the next voice says hi Jeff its Perry. We talked for a few minutes he told me he was out by the pool waiting for Roselle to fix him lunch. He was truly the greatest person I have ever had the pleasure of knowing, what you see is what you get, he was not only a huge talent but just as nice and sweet as anyone on the street. We miss you Perry, more everyday. Jeff and Linda
An honest man who radiated the love in his soul. A true and beautiful voice. I was a fan at age 4 and followed every record, TV show, and Christmas special. I join everyone who loves him.
I agree fully, no drama around him. He was a talented, kind and decent man, very talented.
Same here James...Saturday nite was the only nite that I could stay up late ...just to watch him....followed him also since I was 4 or 5....pure class!!!
There is something endearing about Regis being genuinely delighted to see Perry Como.
Perry Como was the coolest guy ever. He was Mr. Christmas Music in our house when I was growing up.
Yes Santa Claus Is Comin' to Town (1946 Version) I'm going out to give a few haircuts
One of the greatest singers of 20th Century
He was such an amazing man! I really miss him.
You can just tell the personality of the man by just watching this short clip, what you saw is what you got, we talked with him many times and he was truly the greatest friend my wife and I could have, we miss you so much Perry. Jeff and Linda
R.I.P Perry Como 1912 - 2001
R.I.P Regis Philbin 1931 - 2020
Sad watching all the people I grew up watching pass away.😢
Saw Perry Como decades ago at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center in Saratoga Springs, NY. A memorable performance to this day.
Priceless is the word. Listened to many of his Christmas songs this past week
Beautiful person. Beautiful voice.
Remember watching his show with my mom and dad.
Even gave his love to Kathys husband at the end, what a guy 🥰🥰 classy
one of the best. he will always be in my heart.
CLASS....CLASS...CLASS
Love him!
He's the best singer humble handsome loving husband father grandpa greatgrandpa miss him so much❤❤❤
WOW! Didn't know Como was so short! I still love em anyway...
Everytime I get to know someone better, celebrity speaking in this case, and learn from and listen to them whom is someone who immediately gets my respect and admiration I always start to worry about them and have to research further and try to find out if they had a good life and were comfortable and had everything that they needed and wanted, especially in their senior and last days. Not that I could really do much about it but still.........And I hope that if they past away that it was in their sleep or otherwise unconcious of it, he seemed like a good soul.
Jeff, I feel just like you. Thank you for sharing.
PERRY= Best Singer Ever
I'm also like Regis. I really idolize Perry Como:)))
perry was such a nice guy
Rest in Peace Regis and Mr. Como
Mr.C boy do we need him now.
You're not whistling Dixie!
Regis walking around Como's estate is funnier than I'd give him credit for.
Miss him.
He aged so well! 70 something here.
I love it!
Regis is such a funny guy.
How funny,, I like Regis but love Perry Como
Great ol Perry. A special person.
My Aunt Pat swooned over Perry all her life. Her husband kind of resembled him and I know she saw that too and loved it. Perry was a doll even in his 70's.....a gorgeous smile that time could not erase.
ABSOLUTE man crush.
Mr. Como's type of entertainer no longer exists in the mainstream...and we are all the poorer for that.
Guy's pretty loveable must admit
One of tie best . ❤️
Who was the luckiest woman in the world? Perry Como's wife.
I live right around the block from Westbury music Fair
My mother wrote him a letter saying what a fan I'd been since I was a boy, and he signed an autograph to me which she gave me one Christmas. It's still a prized item for the warmth and kindness conveyed in their actions, though both are "gone" to the higher place..
Omg this is the episode with Eddie Coin? My dad worked construction in the city with Eddie!😂
Perry Perry Como!
Mr. C was the greatest.
How can someon3 age this well
Mr. Como looked so much like Jerry Lewis when he got older.
What about new glasses?😜
true professionals....
I hope Regis was able to take Mr.C home.Sorry but this is just too much.Poor Perry.
Good LORD, if there was ever a "Bromance" born on TV(albeit a one-sided one on Regis' part), this is it! Perry Como should have DECKED Regis for constantly touching him and "petting" Perry's hair!
What year is this?
Year?
Any idea when this show was originally broadcast?
1987
Did they ever work together?
@padude64 ......As was Stanislaus Vinton---Bobby Vinton to you.
Hilarious
What year was this?
The year it was originally telecast was 1987.
" I love her.............................." ?!?
Les Subrick gave Perry's business a bad name … the barber business.
*******
Cathy Lee tried so hard to be part of that scene... but she failed. She kept interrupting but without success. Anorexic too?