@@speleokeir Oh dear! As a matter of fact I had something positive and uplifting in mind. I want him getting a very prestigious EU academic student program named after him. Posthumously, of course 🕌🪔Show of hands?
@Sparky If only you had studied history properly, you would know that Sir Michael, CBE (Lord of Coldhaven-on-the-Marsh), was awarded many medals and some very delicious biscuits for his part in leadership speeches. He taught Lionel Logue a thing or two. Controlled Britain from 1936-55. Alas, he was also responsible for George Formby's singing voice which, ultimately, led to his downfall.
1,000 years? Given that "research" to most programme makers now seems to mean pulling out another Pathé News clip, it'll be in the official archive by March.
Wouldn't it be ... informative ... if Churchill's media trainer ever met up, and compared notes, with Hitler's or Mussolini's. Actually the thought of an Italian RND could be a good one. Love the "behind the history" angle!!
Yes back then the politicians were adults when the training was in it's infancy, nowadays the training has come to full maturity and we are now aware of how fond the media is of child performers.
I met Churchill when I was six, I had a friend who's mum was The Headmistress of Roedean School. I was invited to her birthday party. Apparently, her Nanny had worked for his fsmily, So he was down for a visit. He smelt of very good scotch, cigars and old man. His wife was fun, she played party games with us.
He was a war reporter during in the Boer War in around 1900 but participated in the last charge of mounted British cavalry in Sudan in 1898. He really was at risk of being killed in close quarter fighting in that charge. I wonder how the world would have turned out if he had. The amazing thing about Churchill is he personally participated in so many of the most important moments of British history in the 20th Century.
Archive, The Room Next Door, brilliant!! We need more of these, Gladstone maybe, Disraeli, oh just saw, its Michael's Grandfather!! The resemblance is uncanny!!😂
like watching someone scratching a bad itch and feeling the growing urge to do likewise, I now somehow have the desperate urge to clear my throat, too 🤣😂🤣
You couldn't tell our illustrious Churchill was rather partial to 3 bottles of Champagne per day chased down with several glasses of Brandy...... then there was the evening.
Modern politicians spout a lot, but say little of value. Churchill says very little here, even with Spicer’s help, but just to hear him speak is priceless.
I'm dying laughing here 😆Is this coughing and clearing the throat from the original footage? This is all so perfectly lined up, a masterpiece! Please do more historical rooms next door!
Brilliant thanks! Haha! W.C at least was spared the insults that his modern day counterparts received! When he smiled he looked like a contender in the Bonnie Baby competition.😂😂
Jeez, that face is going to haunt my nightmares. There's something profoundly unsettling about the way his face looks from that angle and with that particular lighting.
I'm sorry to be so late, but Michael that is your best yet. I nearly got a hernia laughing. How fantastic to be able to take something from over 70 years ago. Never in the field of public addresses has so many feet of film been wasted by just one Prime Minister.
Brilliant. Can you do one about hearing Boris Johnson ringing around trying to Sofa Surf? Currently he's sofa surfing at the JCB house, £12 million worth. JCB also paid for his wallpaper in number 10. Is Boris homeless? Loved you in Mandy TV series!
Michael’s contribution to the war effort has been sadly overlooked.
Just give it JRM's "in 50 years time" and he'll receive the same honors as Alan Turing got.
@@merkvandermeulen3978 He'll be chemically castrated? Harsh!😬
@@speleokeir Oh dear! As a matter of fact I had something positive and uplifting in mind. I want him getting a very prestigious EU academic student program named after him. Posthumously, of course 🕌🪔Show of hands?
A credit to the people of what would become Coldhaven
@Sparky If only you had studied history properly, you would know that Sir Michael, CBE (Lord of Coldhaven-on-the-Marsh), was awarded many medals and some very delicious biscuits for his part in leadership speeches. He taught Lionel Logue a thing or two. Controlled Britain from 1936-55. Alas, he was also responsible for George Formby's singing voice which, ultimately, led to his downfall.
In a thousand years I honestly hope that this gets mistaken for an actual piece of historical documentation 😂👏👍 bravo sir 👏.
1,000 years? Given that "research" to most programme makers now seems to mean pulling out another Pathé News clip, it'll be in the official archive by March.
@@heckelphon people think Rosie Holt is a real politician so March seems too late :D
if it is the peps of the future r dumb 🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡
Rumour has it that after 70+ years the film crew are still waiting for the throat clearing to stop
I don't think the cigars were doing him a lot of good.
Ahem
What a privilege to have this rare insight into the early days of media training. Very much in its infancy I'd say
Wouldn't it be ... informative ... if Churchill's media trainer ever met up, and compared notes, with Hitler's or Mussolini's. Actually the thought of an Italian RND could be a good one.
Love the "behind the history" angle!!
Yes back then the politicians were adults when the training was in it's infancy, nowadays the training has come to full maturity and we are now aware of how fond the media is of child performers.
Brilliant
@@tonygarratt5832what?
A most phlegmatic performance.
Oh my! Just when you thought Spicer couldn’t get any funnier, he pulls a vintage room next door out. What a corker 😂
' Never in the history of clapperboarding have so many laughs been made by so few'. ( of course based on the original by WC ).
Jolly good chap Spicer!
Are you serious?!
Brilliant, would love to see Wilson’s 1967 “the pound in your pocket” speech
Oh yes please!
Harold McMillan ‘You’ve never had it so good’
I started laughing before I had even clicked on this! 😂🤣😂🤣😂
I met Churchill when I was six, I had a friend who's mum was The Headmistress of Roedean School. I was invited to her birthday party. Apparently, her Nanny had worked for his fsmily, So he was down for a visit. He smelt of very good scotch, cigars and old man. His wife was fun, she played party games with us.
Should a six year old know what very good scotch smells like?
@@1234537564534231234 In retrospect. Gods.
6 years old? How old are you?
Hilarious! I also love the detail at 0:48, where the shadow in the Churchill footage "follows" you across the room.
Rumor has it he is still clearing his throat 80 years later.
Never, in the field of Man-Next-Door-ism, has so much coaching benefitted so many, from so few...
Clever 😊
That man fought in the Boer wars. This is just too soon.
There were probably a few attendants in that room that found it boering as well.
By fought, you mean cavalry charge like a madman into ridiculous situations expecting to get killed like a gentleman.
@@tomtom21194 I think you’ve got the boer war mixed up with the Sudan campaign mate.
He was a war reporter during in the Boer War in around 1900 but participated in the last charge of mounted British cavalry in Sudan in 1898. He really was at risk of being killed in close quarter fighting in that charge. I wonder how the world would have turned out if he had.
The amazing thing about Churchill is he personally participated in so many of the most important moments of British history in the 20th Century.
@@_Meng_LanAre you are referring to the Bengal Famine?
Thought I was having a heart attack watching this last night.
I found it very rousing.
The throat clearing is how my dad answers the phone.
One of our greatest orators PMSL
More vintage room next door plz
Plus, you've aged remarkably well Michael!
Archive, The Room Next Door, brilliant!! We need more of these, Gladstone maybe, Disraeli, oh just saw, its Michael's Grandfather!! The resemblance is uncanny!!😂
like watching someone scratching a bad itch and feeling the growing urge to do likewise, I now somehow have the desperate urge to clear my throat, too 🤣😂🤣
That was… that was… COUGH COUGH COUGH
That - COUGH COUGH - was… COUGH COUGH - brilliant, Michael!
Cheers! //Rick
This is so cleverly done. The shadow was a nice touch.
Still better production and organisation than GB News
first falling asleep ... then trying to hypnotise the audience... Winston C would have been an amazing news anchor :)
And of course, Winston was very, VERY drunk... 😂
… at the time.
@@jzsbff4801 The PM?! Come on, now! How else was he supposed to save Europe without his daily 10 highballs and 6 brandies??? 😅
Vvv vvv vvv hat blew orff
Pissing myself!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 the coughing just gets funnier and funnier
It is rather like the elevator scene when Darth Vader has the hiccups.
From the archives ... of HISTORY!!!
You couldn't tell our illustrious Churchill was rather partial to 3 bottles of Champagne per day chased down with several glasses of Brandy...... then there was the evening.
Excellent....this could run and run.
Michael looks good for his age. We need to know more about his war service.
Modern politicians spout a lot, but say little of value. Churchill says very little here, even with Spicer’s help, but just to hear him speak is priceless.
I'm dying laughing here 😆Is this coughing and clearing the throat from the original footage? This is all so perfectly lined up, a masterpiece! Please do more historical rooms next door!
Open your eyes...no not that much 😂 so good.
Ah I love these so much 😂
You’ve been doing this a lot longer than I realized. Thank you for your service. You look good for, what, 100+ years old?
Brilliant thanks! Haha! W.C at least was spared the insults that his modern day counterparts received! When he smiled he looked like a contender in the Bonnie Baby competition.😂😂
Taking after your great grandfather, I respect it
Those bloody cigars.
Genius!
Please continue room next door. I was missing it. Thanks
Brilliant, would love to see The Man in the other room through the years.
Absolutely convulsed with laughter 😂😂😂
That mischievous smile of Churchill's 😃
I didnt realise Churchill was related to Bob Fleming
Oh God, I really shouldn't have watched this at work. I'm completely in stitches and crying laughing. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Is that you Mr Sunak?
Easily pleased.
Love your work, could you do sumt similar when it comes to movie scenes?
You can be very inventive
Oh wow. Such a good idea to include some of the retro stuff :D
🤣😂 Jolly good show old boy! Made me have a throat clear myself...I couldn't stop! 🤭
Outstanding thank you
So glad to see a 'new' Room Next Door.
The throat clearing part still kills me everytime 😂😂
Starring Bob Fleming As Winston Churchill.
Delightful.
At one point he just says “we are the chosen few, you all will be damned, there is no place in Heaven for you. We can’t have Heaven cramped.”
🤣 what a treat to start my day!
This was a very fun idea. And the film grain/poor focus/black & white effect was nicely done.
Oh Michael laughing my head off, but also expecting m-num-nm from the muppets 🤣🤣
Superb genius amazing 👏
Shades of Bob Fleming there 😂
This is wonderful 💥💥💥
The best
Making history more fun!
This is pure genius, AGAIN!
Lol lol lol🤣😂🤣😂🤣 Absolutely brilliant. Thank you 🙏
I think this is your best one yet! It's brilliant, Michael!
2:20 I had no idea I was scared of Churchill.
Jeez, that face is going to haunt my nightmares. There's something profoundly unsettling about the way his face looks from that angle and with that particular lighting.
I stupidly tried to watch this while drinking tea...
Never eat or drink whilst watching one of his videos, it's too dangerous! 🤣😂
I certainly won't repeat this rookie error!
Please tell us that you have done some more of our ludicrous ministers speeches from past years. 👌👌👌👌spot on.
I'm sorry to be so late, but Michael that is your best yet. I nearly got a hernia laughing. How fantastic to be able to take something from over 70 years ago. Never in the field of public addresses has so many feet of film been wasted by just one Prime Minister.
Loving this next door from the archives . Brilliant 😂
Genious! Made my day
I blame the cigars...
Now I am very eager to see what prompts Chamberlain may have required and gotten :)
"I have in my hand a piece of paper..."
"The nation doesn't need to hear about your toilet habits Prime Minister!"
Brilliant!!!
Brilliant😄😄
Genius.
Thank you
I like how when asked if it was better, the lips briefly shape a "NO"
👍Brilliant!
"Thank you for your service, and patience, Michael" - Winston
Best next room ever!
I just about choked on my lunch and died laughing at this. Comedy GOLD!!! 🤣🤣
Great idea. This is one of your best!
God I have a lecturer who does this all the time 😭. Drives me nuts.
Brilliant. Can you do one about hearing Boris Johnson ringing around trying to Sofa Surf? Currently he's sofa surfing at the JCB house, £12 million worth. JCB also paid for his wallpaper in number 10.
Is Boris homeless?
Loved you in Mandy TV series!
I might be French, but English humour is the best...
Vive l'Entente Cordiale !
Just brilliant so good you have hit on a great idea here, more !
This is so amazingly funny and clever. 😂
So funny and clever, more please
Boxes of cigars and buckets of alcohol...surprising he made that far. And kept his mind.
Actually snorted my coffee out of my nose!😆
Oh this opens up so many new possibilities...🤩
Also, it's brilliant as usual!
This is the best explanation of propaganda ever....should be part of the English school curriculum. Love from an Aussie in the Republic of Ireland.
Genius 👏🏻
Where here is a thing I never knew I needed in my life
When are you going to do a series on TV? Love it.
Oh Michael, I'm laughing like a drain, once again. :D
I literally wept with laughter THANK YOU...
I saw this on your live show in Edinburgh, very creative!
Thank you for coming!
Lovely stuff. Thank you, Michael!