I spent some time in Nuneaton in the late 80 s and into the 90 s .every day I would walk by Larry's house .if he was at home he had a flag flying on a pole in his garden . One day as I was walking by he was standing by his front gate I recognised him and I waved to him saying hello . without hesitation he smiled said hello and gave me a big wave .later that week I watched him on the TV . He was so down to earth and very genuine that day .may he rest in peace
It's a shame comedians from his era aren't allowed anymore due to the over sensitives that have taken over and are offended by everything. Larry was a true showman, we need his kind in an otherwise miserable world. Once again Paul, a superb job
@@darranweston9425 I believe like Kenny Williams and Frankie Howerd he was a " Queer" trailblazer. AND It took balls to be ' open' .. well as open as you could be back then.
Comedians like Larry Grayson, etc were the epitome of "woke" because they were gay. As was Kenny Everett. It's the anti-woke types that hated him back in the day.
I liked the Guy . An individual who was not ashamed to be himself . He gave me many laughs . We have lost so many from that Era , Entertainers today just don't seem to have that , same Spark . RIP, Larry .
He lived opposite North Warwickshire College where I went and we would walk past his house daily. He would often wave at the students. At the time the biggest star in the area.
Larry was one of the best comedians of his time, everybody loved him , such a natural comedienne, I loved Larry and have also visited his grave , thank you Paul for putting this on your channel.
Larry Grayson was of his time. One of the great variety acts on peak time telly on Saturday nights. In the 70s/80s. He was up there with Bruce Forsythe. Bob Monkhouse. Les Dawson etc...I loved his camp persona..catch phrases like look at the dust here? Shut that door. And of course what a gay day..!!...sadly all these great entertainers have now passed on ...much missed. But. as I said they was of their time....Thanks again Paul for all the miles you travel. And for brining these celebrities and final resting places to this platform 😂❤.....
He brought such laughter & fun onto our screens I preferred him to Bruce Forsyth when he took over the Generation Game Loved his “Shut that Door” & “What a Gay Day” 😂😂 I think he was the first Camp Act I saw on TV in the 70’s & he was very popular especially when he talked about “Everard, Apricot Lil & Slack Alice 😂 Great Entertainer Look forward to watching Paul 💙👏🏻
While working at Birmingham Airport years ago. While waiting for the delayed offloading of cases onto the carousels. while the passengers had to wait....I was surprised to bump into Larry, who was patiently waiting with the other passengers. It was 30 minutes I will never forget. he was a very friendly and genuinely nice fella. I live in the Midlands and will one day pay my respects. thanks Paul.
I remember when he was first on TV back in the 70s,so many people were shocked to see a man act so camp on TV. Its nothing today, but the world is a different place. And somtimes not for the better. Rip Larry.
Thank you Paul, Larry was a very humble , jovel man , I'm from Banbury also. He was well respected from all in Banbury. Lovely man he brought many many good memories of my youth . Thank you Larry, never forgot where he was from. Proud man . Rest in peace for eternity .
i meet him when he came to our flat in birmingham,my partner used to drive for he when he lived in Torquay, he was a really nice guy the same as he was on tv. larry was cremated before being buried in the grave
I met him at the Swan Centre in Yardley signing autographs what a wonderful man he was . Nothing more to say but what a great loss to the Entertainment industry ... RIP Larry
Wonderful man and Person, so Down too Earth and kind . You Will Never see a comic like Him again Pual. Took him So long too Be a Star, then Become one of the best comic of his Generation. Rest in Peace Larry
He had a tough start in life. Like many tv comedians he was probably at his best performing in front of a live audience. I don't recall Game For a Laugh being on tv all that long but the Generation Game returned to our screens.
Thanks Paul for this great video again. I really love them. Nice that he's buried with his family there. Have a nice evening and take care of yourself. Greetings from Germany Melinda
Larry was loved by so many. He worked hard and was just so good. Paul yes this was so respectful and informative. Once again my praise always. Thank you so very much. Kindest regards.
I used to watch Larry grayson with my mam and dad when I was little. We've lost so many brilliant comics/entertainers over the years back when every one wasn't so sensitive lol our council has just banned chubby brown from my town hes been here loads of times the towns not happy, hes not for everyone but I think people should be able to decide if they want to go or not. Thankyou for another great vid
My Nan and grandad rest at Oasten rd also used to visit his house on Hinckley rd and he grew up on Clifton rd when he was a young boy and when I was a kid many years we used to see him a peace windridge and smith vets with his beautiful poodle love Larry xx
Really enjoy your videos Paul. Larry Grayson and others from that era were certainly talented. I remember meeting him way back in 1986 in Torquay and asked for his autograph. He was very friendly asking where I was from etc. such a genuine person. He also done a sketch in the cafe, such a gentleman.
Larry Grayson [and Isla St Clair] elevated The Generation Game to essential Saturday night viewing. Nothing but good memories of the man and the show! 📺
Larry Grayson was old school, brilliant, respectful and a legendary performer. His brand of comedy was before it's time. It paved the way for camp performers, drag queens, and acceptance. He had superb comic timing, the ability to bring in his "friends". We all thought we knew Everard and Apricot Lil.
Larry was one of the worlds nice people. He had to work hard for his success and it came quite late for him. Never forgot his roots and remained humble
Absolutely loved The Generation Game as a kid in the 70s/80s . I think it was his clubland sense of comedy as well as being as camp as he could that made us all laugh . Larry was definitely one of a kind and fantastic with it . R.I.P Larry Grayson . God bless .
You don’t get presenters like him no more what a shame, I was told that he had a flag outside his house and when he was home the flag was up just like the queen at Buckingham Palace
I met Larry Grayson outside his house in Nuneaton 1980. Me and my sister held his poodles lead while he gave us his autograph. He was very polite and accommodating👍
Thankyou again for this tribute Paul. Larry a very funny man I loved the generation game when he hosted it, great Saturday evenings then. R.I.P Larry you are missed 💗🌹
Oh my. I really need to press the notifications bell. Larry Grayson. For me, Legend and neighbour. I’m a Nuneaton girl, but now live in Cornwall. During the later years of Larry’s life he lived around the corner from me. He would often pass my house or pass you in the street and never failed to say hello. My dad was so funny. He would see Larry and say ‘ alright mate’. Such a dear, lovely man was Larry. So humble. I visited his grave last year when I went to visit my mum. I’m sure I will go again. Thankyou for remembering this amazing man.
❤ great tribute once again, you are in my own town, I knew Larry Grayson awesome.. 🙏 I can remember him doing is act in our local club… thank you paul 🤗👍❤️..
Thanks Paul.another great show.yes Larry grayson was an absolute fantastic comedian.bought so much laughter to our homes.a laughter that will never be forgotten thanks for all the fun Larry.its one door that will never be shut R.I.P Larry
Larry wat do you say about Larry oh yeah fabulous fantastic funny an adorable Larry was bk then entertainment thanks Paul he deserved this tribute 😅❤👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👌👌
I said that the other day it’s like autumn I was freezing beautiful burial ground picturesque I loved Larry Grayson he was so funny my kind of humour loved him rip Larry ❤️😊
I remember when Larry Grayson took over from Bruce Forsyth and wasn't sure if the show was going to be as good. But, I have to say that he did a great job. It's hard to take over from a legend such as Bruce when people loved him so much. He brought his own humour to the show along with his catch phrases to great applaud, especially after Bruce's own ones. It was a brave move.
I loved Larry Graysons Generation Game. He made the show his own. When he took part in the games with Ila they were brilliant. When he chatted to the male contestants he would say Seems like a nice boy. He was bloody funny. With the world in a really bad way we need to belly laugh more. Why not repeat his shows and let the younger generation see what he was like.
Larry Grayson, what a wonderful man, and a true master of his craft. At the peak of his career, he was attracting audiences of 28 million people on Saturday night TV. He was genuinely funny, clever but never vulgar. Not many comedians around now, of his calibre.
Larry Grayson was a funny man bk in the 70s🤩 I was sixteen in 1978 when The generation game came to our TV screens 📺 I loved the show then shut that door🚪 another funny show 😂 I remember slack Alice and Everard 🤣🤣 use to make me laugh 😂 RIP Larry Grayson god bless 🙏🌹🕊️ thanks Paul another great video 👍
So many great Gay comedians have blessed these shores. Larry Grayson, Kenneth Williams, Frankie Howard and the late Paul O'Grady. And still with us Julian Clary, Alan Carr, Graham Norton and Joe Lycett. Perhaps my favourite Gay comedian around today is another Larry - Larry Dean a brilliant Glasgow comic.
It’s good to see Larry Grayson getting the appreciation he deserves, as there was a time when it wasn’t trendy to like him. Search “Larry Grayson on Pebble Mill 1992” on here to see his natural humorous style.
Hey Paul how are you sweetheart. Love the videos and history that you do. I absolutely love and adore larry brilliant for his gags and just so funny RIP sweetheart. Thank you again Paul take care and keep them cumming. Sending hugs and love to you. Xxxxxx 🌹🌹🌹
Lovely Paul….now rewatching your Noele Gordon film. Loved the recent mini series about Noele. I was a bit concerned about how Larry would be portrayed, hoped it wasn’t going to be a send up but it was done really well. The portrayal focused on Larry the man and friend of Noele and not his stage persona. Keep ‘em coming!
Hi Paul great video as always mate my late grandparents knew him well as he went to school in abbey green with him I remember going past him on my bike in the early 90s and he spoke to my dad he was walking a brown poodle by woolworths in nuneaton
Larry Grayson what a wonderful man he was great entertainer what you saw was what you got i watched many a satarday night telly full laughter and Giggles 1 ae the best off 80s sad hes passed on but never forgotten ( shut that door ) R.I.P. L G
AWW Dear Larry, Sir i shall be visiting you soon, August 30th, The day before your 100th Birthday, As on Your birthday, a Certain Well known friend of yours shall be unveiling my Tribute to you A Centenary Canvas of Yourself at Nuneaton Town Hall. Dave Miles- Artist/Author X
❤❤Thank you so much for showing the grave of Larry grayson. I loved watching him when I was growing up. Thank you for laughs Larry. May you rest in peace. Thank you once again Paul ❤ ❤
The mention of redcar I'm from redcar lol they knocked the old regent cinema down a complete brand new cinema on the grounds of the old place now It's brilliant 😊
Larry was a highly talented entertainer from what is now a bygone time. To watch this makes me smile as it brings back memories from my childhood and my late mother who loved him and his camp humour . Thanks for this Paul, it’s made me smile on a boring Wednesday work night :) x
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I spent some time in Nuneaton in the late 80 s and into the 90 s .every day I would walk by Larry's house .if he was at home he had a flag flying on a pole in his garden .
One day as I was walking by he was standing by his front gate I recognised him and I waved to him saying hello . without hesitation he smiled said hello and gave me a big wave .later that week I watched him on the TV . He was so down to earth and very genuine that day .may he rest in peace
I heard that about him many years ago from a taxi driver. He was very chatty with everyone.
❤ lovely man , & his humour brilliant, still missed xxx❤
It's a shame comedians from his era aren't allowed anymore due to the over sensitives that have taken over and are offended by everything.
Larry was a true showman, we need his kind in an otherwise miserable world.
Once again Paul, a superb job
Brilliant xx
@@darranweston9425 I believe like Kenny Williams and Frankie Howerd he was a " Queer" trailblazer. AND It took balls to be ' open' .. well as open as you could be back then.
Comedians like Larry Grayson, etc were the epitome of "woke" because they were gay. As was Kenny Everett. It's the anti-woke types that hated him back in the day.
I liked the Guy . An individual who was not ashamed to be himself . He gave me many laughs . We have lost so many from that Era , Entertainers today just don't seem to have that , same Spark . RIP, Larry .
He lived opposite North Warwickshire College where I went and we would walk past his house daily. He would often wave at the students. At the time the biggest star in the area.
Larry was one of the best comedians of his time, everybody loved him , such a natural comedienne, I loved Larry and have also visited his grave , thank you Paul for putting this on your channel.
RIP Larry Grayson 💐💐💐, never forgotten.
A friend of my mother knew him. He was sweet man and harmless. Xxx
He made me laugh so much as a kid and loved the way he would look into the camera when something was said or done wrong. RIP Larry ❤
Rest in peace Larry Grayson and his family too!! And a lovely family headstone!!! 🙏😇🙏😇🙏😇
Definitely a character and risque for his time but brought many a smile.lovely to see he was not buried alone . Thank you for sharing.
"Look at the muck in here" proper comedy, not like today's rubbish .. RIP Larry
Larry Grayson was of his time. One of the great variety acts on peak time telly on Saturday nights. In the 70s/80s. He was up there with Bruce Forsythe. Bob Monkhouse. Les Dawson etc...I loved his camp persona..catch phrases like look at the dust here? Shut that door. And of course what a gay day..!!...sadly all these great entertainers have now passed on ...much missed. But. as I said they was of their time....Thanks again Paul for all the miles you travel. And for brining these celebrities and final resting places to this platform 😂❤.....
Loved Larry Grayson. Also love that era of TV. The good old days.
Larry grayson was a iconic legend his camp humour was brilliant such a iconic comedian 😊
Very respectful visit to his resting place and a kind gesture to Larrys memory. He had a poodle dog he named William too.
Love Larry he had such a great gossipy humour but was never cruel . RIP Larry 😊
One of the greatest showmen ever. RIP Larry
He brought such laughter & fun onto our screens
I preferred him to Bruce Forsyth when he took over the Generation Game
Loved his “Shut that Door” & “What a Gay Day” 😂😂
I think he was the first Camp Act I saw on TV in the 70’s & he was very popular especially when he talked about “Everard, Apricot Lil & Slack Alice 😂
Great Entertainer
Look forward to watching Paul 💙👏🏻
Met larry once such a nice guy, he passed away in the hospital i still work at today, R I P a great comedian
Larry Grayson such a character 🚪, amazing as ever thank you Paul 😊😊
While working at Birmingham Airport years ago. While waiting for the delayed offloading of cases onto the carousels. while the passengers had to wait....I was surprised to bump into Larry, who was patiently waiting with the other passengers. It was 30 minutes I will never forget. he was a very friendly and genuinely nice fella. I live in the Midlands and will one day pay my respects. thanks Paul.
I remember when he was first on TV back in the 70s,so many people were shocked to see a man act so camp on TV. Its nothing today, but the world is a different place. And somtimes not for the better. Rip Larry.
I loved Larry Grayson so funny and seemed a genuinely nice person too. R.I.P.❤
1 of the many greats of Saturday night entertainment 😊
Thank you Paul, Larry was a very humble , jovel man , I'm from Banbury also. He was well respected from all in Banbury. Lovely man he brought many many good memories of my youth . Thank you Larry, never forgot where he was from. Proud man . Rest in peace for eternity .
i meet him when he came to our flat in birmingham,my partner used to drive for he when he lived in Torquay, he was a really nice guy the same as he was on tv. larry was cremated before being buried in the grave
I met him at the Swan Centre in Yardley signing autographs what a wonderful man he was . Nothing more to say but what a great loss to the Entertainment industry ... RIP Larry
I loved Larry back in the day. Forever funny. At 62 i remember all the old comics like Frankie Howard, Les Dawson and the rest.
Both or their grave visits are on the channel too…
Wonderful man and Person, so Down too Earth and kind . You Will Never see a comic like Him again Pual. Took him So long too Be a Star, then Become one of the best comic of his Generation. Rest in Peace Larry
I loved Larry grayson he could make me cry laughing 😂😂😂😂
I met Larry when my sister Dana appeared on his generation game, he was such a nice man and what we saw on tv was exactly him off at
He had a tough start in life. Like many tv comedians he was probably at his best performing in front of a live audience. I don't recall Game For a Laugh being on tv all that long but the Generation Game returned to our screens.
Thanks Paul for this great video again. I really love them.
Nice that he's buried with his family there. Have a nice evening and take care of yourself. Greetings from Germany Melinda
Larry was loved by so many. He worked hard and was just so good. Paul yes this was so respectful and informative. Once again my praise always. Thank you so very much. Kindest regards.
I met Larry in the early 1980’s when he accompanied Noel Gordon to the opening of a supermarket at Brookfields shopping precinct Springhill Birmingham
Rip Larry grayson amazing comedian so funny am going too say it Shut that door 😂❤x
He was absolutely brilliant. Xxx
I used to watch Larry grayson with my mam and dad when I was little. We've lost so many brilliant comics/entertainers over the years back when every one wasn't so sensitive lol our council has just banned chubby brown from my town hes been here loads of times the towns not happy, hes not for everyone but I think people should be able to decide if they want to go or not. Thankyou for another great vid
Standup comedy isn't my thing but the publicity for Chubby Brown's shows do state that people might find the humour offensive.
Chubby brown is a very clever and intelligent man , l think he should run for prime minister ✨✨✨✨✨✨
He's was great .
My Nan and grandad rest at Oasten rd also used to visit his house on Hinckley rd and he grew up on Clifton rd when he was a young boy and when I was a kid many years we used to see him a peace windridge and smith vets with his beautiful poodle love Larry xx
Really enjoy your videos Paul. Larry Grayson and others from that era were certainly talented. I remember meeting him way back in 1986 in Torquay and asked for his autograph. He was very friendly asking where I was from etc. such a genuine person. He also done a sketch in the cafe, such a gentleman.
Larry Grayson [and Isla St Clair] elevated The Generation Game to essential Saturday night viewing. Nothing but good memories of the man and the show! 📺
Larry Grayson was old school, brilliant, respectful and a legendary performer. His brand of comedy was before it's time. It paved the way for camp performers, drag queens, and acceptance.
He had superb comic timing, the ability to bring in his "friends". We all thought we knew Everard and Apricot Lil.
Larry was one of the worlds nice people. He had to work hard for his success and it came quite late for him.
Never forgot his roots and remained humble
Absolutely loved The Generation Game as a kid in the 70s/80s . I think it was his clubland sense of comedy as well as being as camp as he could that made us all laugh . Larry was definitely one of a kind and fantastic with it . R.I.P Larry Grayson . God bless .
A very funny man indeed. Always made me laugh. Rest in Peace Larry. 🖤
Literally everyone has said it before me. Lovely, down to earth and very very funny man. I thought he was wonderful.
Always and Forever, Larry was such a star!
Larry was funny and a great showman , always enjoyed his show on TV in the 70.s RIP LARRY
Looking forward to seeing this
Sorry I’m very tired tonight so didn’t stay on the chat long
Great to speak to you all
Another fine entertainer. Loved the Generation game. He should be remembered a little more for the laughter he gave. Bless him.
You don’t get presenters like him no more what a shame, I was told that he had a flag outside his house and when he was home the flag was up just like the queen at Buckingham Palace
I met Larry Grayson outside his house in Nuneaton 1980. Me and my sister held his poodles lead while he gave us his autograph. He was very polite and accommodating👍
Thankyou again for this tribute Paul. Larry a very funny man I loved the generation game when he hosted it, great Saturday evenings then. R.I.P Larry you are missed 💗🌹
Loved Larry Grayson ...funny man ...Great tribute Paul 💙
Oh my. I really need to press the notifications bell. Larry Grayson. For me, Legend and neighbour. I’m a Nuneaton girl, but now live in Cornwall. During the later years of Larry’s life he lived around the corner from me. He would often pass my house or pass you in the street and never failed to say hello. My dad was so funny. He would see Larry and say ‘ alright mate’. Such a dear, lovely man was Larry. So humble.
I visited his grave last year when I went to visit my mum. I’m sure I will go again.
Thankyou for remembering this amazing man.
Larry Grayson lived just down the road from my parents. Met him a couple of times. A real gentleman who always had time for a chat. RIP Sir.
❤ great tribute once again, you are in my own town, I knew Larry Grayson awesome.. 🙏 I can remember him doing is act in our local club… thank you paul 🤗👍❤️..
I bumped into Larry Grayson's in Debenhams in Norwich and I told him to shut that door and he didn't stop laughing for ages with a smile on his face
Thanks Paul.another great show.yes Larry grayson was an absolute fantastic comedian.bought so much laughter to our homes.a laughter that will never be forgotten thanks for all the fun Larry.its one door that will never be shut R.I.P Larry
Thank you once again Paul for giving us the chance to pay respect to a lovely man who made us genuinely laugh . Loved him 😂
Larry wat do you say about Larry oh yeah fabulous fantastic funny an adorable Larry was bk then entertainment thanks Paul he deserved this tribute 😅❤👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👌👌
I said that the other day it’s like autumn I was freezing beautiful burial ground picturesque I loved Larry Grayson he was so funny my kind of humour loved him rip Larry ❤️😊
Larry brought a lot of happiness to many people bless him.
Good Evening Paul hope your well 😊😊
Remember Larry Grayson ,Shut that door 😊
I do remember larry very funny man great video paul thank you
I loved Larry Grayson,made everyone laugh,lovely that he is with his family,RIP Larry x
I remember when Larry Grayson took over from Bruce Forsyth and wasn't sure if the show was going to be as good. But, I have to say that he did a great job. It's hard to take over from a legend such as Bruce when people loved him so much. He brought his own humour to the show along with his catch phrases to great applaud, especially after Bruce's own ones. It was a brave move.
I loved Larry Graysons Generation Game. He made the show his own. When he took part in the games with Ila they were brilliant. When he chatted to the male contestants he would say Seems like a nice boy. He was bloody funny. With the world in a really bad way we need to belly laugh more. Why not repeat his shows and let the younger generation see what he was like.
He was one of them people that made you laugh just looking at him Rip pop it in Pete
Larry Grayson, what a wonderful man, and a true master of his craft. At the peak of his career, he was attracting audiences of 28 million people on Saturday night TV. He was genuinely funny, clever but never vulgar. Not many comedians around now, of his calibre.
Another fantastic video Paul thank you. Long may they continue. Look forward to seeing more x and remember to Shut That Door lol x
Remember watching the generation game although I was quite young
Larry Grayson was a funny man bk in the 70s🤩 I was sixteen in 1978 when The generation game came to our TV screens 📺 I loved the show then shut that door🚪 another funny show 😂 I remember slack Alice and Everard 🤣🤣 use to make me laugh 😂 RIP Larry Grayson god bless 🙏🌹🕊️ thanks Paul another great video 👍
So many great Gay comedians have blessed these shores. Larry Grayson, Kenneth Williams, Frankie Howard and the late Paul O'Grady. And still with us Julian Clary, Alan Carr, Graham Norton and Joe Lycett. Perhaps my favourite Gay comedian around today is another Larry - Larry Dean a brilliant Glasgow comic.
Larry grayson was just hilarious and sadly missed loved his catchphrase shut that door
Larry Grayson "Shut that door " remember him on TV . Wasn't a fan but i didn't mind him
It’s good to see Larry Grayson getting the appreciation he deserves, as there was a time when it wasn’t trendy to like him. Search “Larry Grayson on Pebble Mill 1992” on here to see his natural humorous style.
Hey Paul how are you sweetheart. Love the videos and history that you do. I absolutely love and adore larry brilliant for his gags and just so funny RIP sweetheart. Thank you again Paul take care and keep them cumming. Sending hugs and love to you. Xxxxxx 🌹🌹🌹
Lovely Paul….now rewatching your Noele Gordon film. Loved the recent mini series about Noele. I was a bit concerned about how Larry would be portrayed, hoped it wasn’t going to be a send up but it was done really well. The portrayal focused on Larry the man and friend of Noele and not his stage persona. Keep ‘em coming!
Hi Paul great video as always mate my late grandparents knew him well as he went to school in abbey green with him I remember going past him on my bike in the early 90s and he spoke to my dad he was walking a brown poodle by woolworths in nuneaton
Whenever you hear Larry Grayson you always think shut that door x rip ❤
Larry Grayson what a wonderful man he was great entertainer what you saw was what you got i watched many a satarday night telly full laughter and Giggles 1 ae the best off 80s sad hes passed on but never forgotten ( shut that door ) R.I.P. L G
Thanks Paul, lovley video !!! Xxx
Very memorable character. God bless him.
Sweet man who brought lots of fun and laughter to our lives,happy days.
Thank you Paul. He was one of my favourites. Shut that door, Slack Alice. etc. RIP Larry.
AWW Dear Larry, Sir i shall be visiting you soon, August 30th, The day before your 100th Birthday, As on Your birthday, a Certain Well known friend of yours shall be unveiling my Tribute to you A Centenary Canvas of Yourself at Nuneaton Town Hall. Dave Miles- Artist/Author X
❤❤Thank you so much for showing the grave of Larry grayson. I loved watching him when I was growing up. Thank you for laughs Larry. May you rest in peace. Thank you once again Paul ❤ ❤
What a serious funny man 🤣🤣🤣. Thanks for taking us with you Paul 👍🏻👍🏻
The mention of redcar I'm from redcar lol they knocked the old regent cinema down a complete brand new cinema on the grounds of the old place now It's brilliant 😊
Larry was a highly talented entertainer from what is now a bygone time. To watch this makes me smile as it brings back memories from my childhood and my late mother who loved him and his camp humour .
Thanks for this Paul, it’s made me smile on a boring Wednesday work night :) x
Larry grayson was a funny bloke love when he said shut that door thank you paul😊😊
Evening Paul, Larry was the best host on generation game with isla. He made Saturday night TV worth staying in for.
I remember watching Larry Grayson......owww shut that door 😂😂😂
A lovely, lovely man who I met very briefly, no nothing like that! Very kind and considerate, I think that you would call him a GENTLEman. RIP Larry.
Lovely memories of shut that door!! Sat with mum and dad on a Saturday. Yes old enough to remember him! Lovely man 😊
Thank you Paul... Seems like a nice boy! 🎉... Oooh.. look at the muck in here.
loved the sayings and the dirty looks he used to give bless him xxx❤
Thank you for this Paul, growing up in the 70’s I have fond memories of watching Larry on tv ❤️