Freddie Prinze Sr. - Behind The Scenes

Bob Wall was Evil O'Hara in Bruce Lee's "Enter the Dragon".
Bob Wall and Chuck Norris had a chain of martial art studios and were also world champion martial artist in the 1960's and 70's.
Freddie Prinze Sr. was an amazing comedien who's life ended way to soon at 22. Freddie did however train with Bob Wall for a short time and Bob has a few fun stories to tell about Freddie Prinze Sr.

[@phillipsantana2633]

I've been a Bob Wall fan since my late teens. Train with Bob Wall and your training with the best.

[@MosaicRose99]

It was so nice to hear Bob Wall say such great things about Freddie, but it also felt really sad knowing he left us so early. Freddie had it all, good looks, and such great talent. He had and still has so many fans who still miss him terribly to this day.

[@myrnarobinson4914]

I really adore Freddie and the 1st time I heard Of him,when he got the TV show Chico and the man... It broke my heart when he died but it's really great to see his son following in his footsteps as Actor and performer but I'll never forget Freddy such a beautiful person very talented

[@clementjohnson2666]

To Mosaic Rose99 : my sentiments are the same as yours . Like you said , Freddie had "So Many" fans , and I was And Am one of them . To this day , he is Still my favorite comedian . He had so much potential to be not only a great comedian , but an accomplished actor as well ...meaning comedic and dramatic . But like so many of us , he was fighting personal demons , and he didn't or couldn't get the help that he truly needed 😢 .I still miss him after all these years . May he Rest In Peace 😔 .

[@kathynorton4103]

I still miss Freddie Prinze to this day too. Although I agree it is nice that his son is following in his footsteps, I think he appears uneasy. After all, look at the he mother he has: She probably watched his every move.
I wish that both Prinze men were Jamaican! Jah! East Tafari!

[@rose79912]

Thank you for this video. It's still nice to hear good things about Freddie

[@wingchundragon]

True sensei. Bob Wall. That's how you teach

[@tonyajohnson7948]

Never forget Freddie…

[@EddieRinier]

Yeah baby!

[@DaughterofDarkness]

Freddie Prinze Jr told that story, but he claimed it was Mohammed Ali's blood on the towel.

[@amethyst_witch_blades]

This is so Freddie😂

[@AMC2050NY]

He taught Freddie the Billy Jack technique with that left foot.

[@AMC2050NY]

and there was not a damn thing he was gonna be able to do about it.

[@irvinalexanderflores]

Is Bob Wall acquainted with all the legends who died young?

[@GMarieBehindTheMask]

Huh?

[@soundbombin23]

@@GMarieBehindTheMask Bruce Lee is the other Legend.

[@carter358]

22?? I didn't realize he was so young.

[@cuttinupthecarpet504]

Freddie was half german not Hungarian

[@Mss_Wick]

Freddie himself said he’s half Hungarian.

[@jokerswildio]

Back then, America was still slightly "Germaphobic" bc WW2 was only 30 years before. Think about it, 30 years ago was 1992. Great professional move, no internet instant search we have today. Plus Hungarican is funny as hell 😆 🤣...one of the classic lines that got him instantly recognized and distinguished.

[@angelthman1659]

He was actually half German gypsy.

[@blueskye6372]

Saw a video clip where he said he was part Jewish too. 💜🤞💙🖐️🙂

[@acrocks6893]

Oh okay so Bob walls teaching method works huh? how come it didn't work against Bruce Lee????🤣🤣🤣

[@EddieRinier]

Good question!

[@TonyMontana-bl3qe]

Freddy was always using his same material on stage? 😝