I am 66 years old and when tv came to Australia i was about 3-4 years old. I remember watching a movie with my Mum and it had a funny man who played the piano, then this very funny man with curly hair like mine came and they broke up the piano and he found a harp. He played that harp and from that moment on I loved Harpo and his brothers who still today make me laugh. RIP to them all.
Harpo Marx was a Jewish gentleman. A great son, brother, husband, father and humanitarian. When he died Groucho cried uncontrollably for hours. Harpo really was the best.
Wonderful large extended family with loving fathers being the foundation and inspiration for the children, grandchildren, siblings and all people who watch and listen to their stories.
Harpo was a wonderful person and comedian. I never knew that he married late in life. So wonderful that he and his wife adopted so many children. He was a loving father. Groucho seems to have been a tough father on his children. Groucho was also a wonderful comedian. Chico was a wonderful father and comedian. He had a great life and loved his family. All of the Marx brothers were genuine geniuses, great comedians. We need more of them in this world now days
And I’m still laughing... Never could there be another like them. The most incredible collection of characters in one place at one time. Talented in every way imaginable. So much off the wall humor and boundless energy and imagination. All you had to do was to look at them and the smiles started and moved on straight into laughter. They covered every base with their personalities. Totally separate and different yet so cohesively one unit. The Marx Brothers.. Groucho, Harpo, Chico. From childhood to manhood, I still love and adore them for all the endless laughter they brought into my life. I am so grateful they will always be a part of our lives. Long live the Marx Brothers....
Interviewer: Could there be another book (of your letters)? Groucho: There could be, yes. But a good many of my friends are dead. It's very difficult to correspond with somebody who's dead.
5:33 Melinda Marx singing a number from "No Strings" (1962) - a musical composed entirely by Richard Rodgers - following the death of his famous collaborator - Oscar Hammerstein II.
Interesting they spoke of Harpo's painting & yet not of the 7 instruments it's said that he could play I know only of piano, harp & clarinet...I do wonder what were the other 4...anyone?
@@AceripXF (I am "needing" some Chico today. Glad to "see" you again, also). Don't forget they did "know" each other in the fact that they were both famous people. They both had "people" that could run interference for them if needed.
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Miriam's story about the dog and the pots was great - she definitely took after her dad. You can tell that all the Marx children loved their fathers.
I am 66 years old and when tv came to Australia i was about 3-4 years old. I remember watching a movie with my Mum and it had a funny man who played the piano, then this very funny man with curly hair like mine came and they broke up the piano and he found a harp. He played that harp and from that moment on I loved Harpo and his brothers who still today make me laugh. RIP to them all.
Harpo Marx was a Jewish gentleman. A great son, brother, husband, father and humanitarian. When he died Groucho cried uncontrollably for hours. Harpo really was the best.
Harpo has always been my favorite. Knowing how kind he was makes him all the more special
Excellent documentary, invaluable for lovers of the Marx Brothers.
Wonderful large extended family with loving fathers being the foundation and inspiration for the children, grandchildren, siblings and all people who watch and listen to their stories.
Harpo was a wonderful person and comedian. I never knew that he married late in life. So wonderful that he and his wife adopted so many children. He was a loving father. Groucho seems to have been a tough father on his children. Groucho was also a wonderful comedian. Chico was a wonderful father and comedian. He had a great life and loved his family. All of the Marx brothers were genuine geniuses, great comedians. We need more of them in this world now days
And I’m still laughing... Never could there be another like them. The most incredible collection of characters in one place at one time. Talented in every way imaginable. So much off the wall humor and boundless energy and imagination. All you had to do was to look at them and the smiles started and moved on straight into laughter. They covered every base with their personalities. Totally separate and different yet so cohesively one unit. The Marx Brothers.. Groucho, Harpo, Chico. From childhood to manhood, I still love and adore them for all the endless laughter they brought into my life. I am so grateful they will always be a part of our lives. Long live the Marx Brothers....
This is a beautiful piece about these LEGENDS!
What a lovely documentary
Thank you for sharing this. It's really interesting to get a personal glimpse into their private lives. I loved them all.
Harpo is best, he care about every child no matter, how they look like
im sure all the brothers loved kids but Harpo was the most child like n wanted to adopted as many children as there were windows in his house
Interviewer: Could there be another book (of your letters)?
Groucho: There could be, yes. But a good many of my friends are dead. It's very difficult to correspond with somebody who's dead.
hes not wrong there! lol
what beautiful memories from their children. the legendary, incredibly funny. talented marx brothers. thanks for the laughs!
Minnie Marx was gorgeous.
This was really sweet! I'm glad they avoided the trashy gossip tone a lot of similar documentaries might have gone for.
Liked Harpo but liked them all as performers,funny, interesting to hear their children tell their story about their famous dads.
Really enjoyed.👍🙏
Thank you for posting this vid, it's a nice way to enjoy a day off!
GREAT STUFF ❤️
5:33 Melinda Marx singing a number from "No Strings" (1962) -
a musical composed entirely by Richard Rodgers -
following the death of his famous collaborator - Oscar Hammerstein II.
Thanks for sharing this!
great documentary
We need a Hollywood movie about the life of the Marx Brothers growing up
Interesting they spoke of Harpo's painting & yet not of the 7 instruments it's said that he could play I know only of piano, harp & clarinet...I do wonder what were the other 4...anyone?
The horn.
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Its amazing how Bill resembles Harpo❤❤❤❤❤❤
Alexis7119 X he’s adopted
that's why it's amazing!
@@johnnyalucard9704 LOL!
@@texasmimi5566 its resemblance by association, not by heredity
@@texasmimi5566 HELLO! ^_^
A real family
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omg the guy wanting grouchos autograph n sent it back?!? talk about rude! if that were me id've treasured any autograph pic he woulda sent!
He was talking about a famous author that he'd admired, and eventually met in person.
@@texasmimi5566 but still to send a pic back n say he wanted a diff pic??
@@texasmimi5566 the famous poet T.S. Elliot.
@@AceripXF (I am "needing" some Chico today. Glad to "see" you again, also). Don't forget they did "know" each other in the fact that they were both famous people. They both had "people" that could run interference for them if needed.
@@barflytom3273 He was right up Groucho's alley. Groucho knew and hung with writers.
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