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Boris Karloff and Vincent Price Sing 'The Two of Us'
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- Опубликовано: 17 янв 2020
- Boris Karloff and Vincent Price perform 'The Two of Us' on The Red Skelton Hour, from the 1968 episode 'He Who Steals My Robot Steals Trash'
From Joe Comer: The story is that Boris was so ill at the time of this show that he rested off-stage in a wheelchair with an oxygen tank. But when it came time for him to go on he would arise from that chair as though he was 40 years younger and give a great show!!!
That's true of nearly everything Boris was in for the last five eyars or so of his life. But with his back and arthritis trouble, and emphysema and with only half a lung, he still managed like the trooper he was!
TraderParker 13 What a trooper he was.
He was a warm hearted genius, gentleman and a star!
He loved his work and he loved audiences. And of course, he loved the Frankenstein Monster.
I haven't seen this in over 50 years when it was first broadcast. It's pretty much the way I remember it. Thank for posting.
Man Karloff doing the Frankenstein roar out of nowhere legitimately made me jump. He really did still got it
That's the only part of this show I had a vague memory of from all those years ago, the arm wave and growl!😂
@@phillyflash43 And I am certain the Vincent's grin and applause is legitimate. He really enjoyed hearing Karloff doing his roar.
@Hanmerhack By all accounts Karloff and Price were always on very friendly terms, since their first movie together in the 1930s.
@@tracyyork1428Vincent Price was on good terms with everybody, he was an absolute darling and Boris Karloff was a wonderful gentle and kind man. Irreplaceable people.
This is one of the most adorable things I’ve ever seen.
Oh Mr Karloff, You just bought a tear to my eye.
Bought? How much did it cost? 😛
This is such a refreshing change. To see these great horror movie icons being light-hearted and funny. I never knew Boris Karloff and Vincent Price were on Red Skelton's show. I like the skit. God bless and rest in peace to all of them. ❤❤❤
And then there was Christopher Lee's appearance on SNL during the Classic Cast era.
@@howardlevin2753 I remember reading about that. I wished I had seen that episode.
Karloff's accent is lengendary! Every actor or comedian has tried to reproduce that voice (with varying degrees of success). I remembered seeing this live as a kid and the only sad part was, it was at the end of a wonderful episode.
I'd heard that but can't think of any specific examples, whereas I can think of loads of people who impersonated Vincent Price.
Two of the classiest and greatest actors of all time. I missed t these two.Boris Karloff died a year before I was born. I was still too young to appreciate the greatness of Vincent Price when he passed away. I wish i could turn back the clock.
I’d give anything to have these 3 back with us.
Thank you Red Skelton for giving us Boris Karloff and Vincent Price in color not one for musicals but this was really great thanks
From the good old days that will never return...
Unexpected videos like this are the reason I love RUclips.
I grew up with these icons,LOVED the old horror films,never seen this,thanks.
Karloff, Price AND Red Skeleton in one song?! I feel spoiled just watching this.
Two of the greatest Horror Icons of all-time! Timeless awesomeness!!!
Two golden age legends.
Two horror icons. You wouldn't know it here. They're totally having a blast.
I'm so glad I was a kid during the Golden Age of Horror, when these men were kings.
We must never lose these videos! Thank God for places like this.
I had the good fortune to meet Vincent Price when he came to my college campus. I gave him a tour of the town and talked to him about "Master of the World," my favorite movie of his.
I also met him at a Subway Commercial shooting In Milwaukee Wisconsin back in the late 80's. I actually got to sit down and talk with him. We talked about cooking and Art and of course his GREAT Movies! The Dr. Fibes movies are my Favs!... I had a copy of one of his cook books and brought it with me to have him sign it. It's one of my ALL TIME Treasured Possessions!
What's REALLY Weird is... the night he died... I had a dream about him. We were sitting and talking but NOT in a Subway Sub shop but what looked to be what I assumed was his home. The very next morning when I woke up and turned on the Radio... they announced that "The GREAT Vincent Price had passed away!"
I went to work very saddened... but I also felt like.. for SOME REASON... He and I connected that night in my dream!
He will ALWAYS BE One of my ALL TIME FAVS! He was a MASTER At his Craft! Too bad they didn't have those "MASTER CLASSES" Back then because
I SURELY WOULD HAVE Attended his! Boris too! ANOTHER One of my ALL TIME FAVS!!! :D
Rest in Peace Both of you. You Inspired me to create my OWN "MONSTERS"! :D
I met Vincent Price while he was on a lecture tour in Greensboro, NC. I was about 14 years old and went with my dad.This was right around the time he did the narration for Michael Jackson’s “Thriller”. The name of the lecture was “The Villain Still Pursues Me” and he talked about his amazing life and career for about two hours, only taking a drink of water several times throughout. He spoke very warmly about Boris Karloff and also joked around about his newfound popularity with “Thriller”.
Upon leaving, we saw a limo parked at the backstage door and thought we’d wait around a few minutes in the hope of catching Mr.Price as he left. Sure enough, after about five minutes the legend of horror came striding out of the back of the theatre in a black overcoat and approached me first! Very tall, striking fellow and it was like a scene out of one of his films. He spoke first and all I could do was cordially greet him and shake his hand. It was the first famous person I’d ever met and I was a little bit starstruck. What a warm, gracious person he was. He took a moment to chat with a few others who had gathered there. My dad asked him where he was headed now and he said “Going to New York”. Sure enough, a few days later we saw him featured on some sort of all star tribute to Broadway.
I am Jealous of all of you
Me too. At my college campus while he toured with Delights and Diversions. A lovely, funny and warm man. I sent him roses;) He signed books for me and Forry Ackerman sent him the review I did on the show for one of the newspapers. What a memory
@@verak66 Forry Ackerman! Famous Monsters of Filmland! 👍
Price is such a ham and it really works for this.
I can never get enough of 'The Comedy of Terrors'.
And 'Rhubarb' the cat.
Love Comedy!!♥️♥️
Let's see Robert Englund and Tony Todd do something like this! To have seen this live would been worth the... PRICE of admission.
I'd have given an arm and a leg-- and Boris would probably have used them as replacements!
I'd anything at least start inviting the horror icons to the talk shows to preform...
Have you ever seen this?
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I can say that Robert would probably do it. He's such a wonderful gentleman, quite like both those esteemed monsters. I've met him. My sister was lucky enough to meet Vincent Price in the 1970s and said he was a delightful gentleman.
@@charlayned I got to speak with Mr. Price on a radio call-in show, and he was so funny and courteous. He was part of a rare breed.
Rest in peace, Boris Karloff. You will always be remembered as monsters like Frankenstein and the Mummy in Universal Monsters history.
Two of my heroes for their kindness, humor, and super fun movies. Thanks for sharing. I’ve never heard of this.
Boris Karloff and Vincent Price....i love them.
Two class acts that we will never see the likes of again
The Grinch and Prof. Rattigan, together at last.
Oh gosh I keep forgetting Price voiced Rattigan.
What a treasure this is. Thanks for posting.
2:05 - he still had it!
I remember first seeing this number that Boris and Vincent on "The Red Skelton Hour"on CBS TV back in the late 1960's.
3 of the cutest and handsome men in one video😍❤😍❤
I still dream of Vincent 😍😍😍
I ALWAYS DO TOO
Lovely to hear Boris Karloff call Vincent Price junior!! :)
Boris Karloff: My distant cousin (real name, William Pratt, from my maternal grandmother's family). Yes, I know about the familial resemblance -- especially with Frankenstein's monster and the Mummy. 😉
Boris Karloff, Vincent Price, Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee, and Bela Lugosi, or as I call them, the Holy Quintet, were such interesting men. They all lived up to their name, and were so comical and intelligent.
Good to see them all
Great actors their films ar pure classic oldie goldies
LEGENDS..... All of them.
Just love them they all gave a Life of Joy so much love.
This is the greatest sketch I've ever seen! I needed this in my life right now! Thanks for sharing! OMFG now I'm sharing this with just every ghoul I know!
This is amazing. I wasn’t alive when this was first aired, so thank you so much for posting this. I wouldn’t have ever seen it. It’s a delight to watch while stuck in quarantine. ☠️
Two great stars RIP
I love this!!!!!!!!
I remembered this from my childhood. Thank you SO much, Chris.
2:05 ...my childhood hero...
I will not apologize for saying this is the most adorable thing ever!!!
Thank you so much for sharing this! Three of my favorite performers
Dear Vinny, stop trying to kid us that you were the Fly. Any true Vincent Price fan knows you were NOT. You were the grieving brother / uncle of the fly 1 and 2.
2 MASTERS OF THE HORROR UNIVERSE!
You just made my day!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you!!!!!!!!!! 😆😆😆😆
This was delightful!!!
i remember them when i was young.
Those were the days my friends…RIP
This made my day!! Thank you. I love these guys truly truly wonderful! ❤
That was great
Thanks!!!
Wow....this is so so sweet. I love it. Vincent Price was, is, among my heroes. Oh, by the way, I met Mr. Price at the former Buena Park Wax Museum in 1982.
Price was so funny
THANK YOU DR. GANGRENE FOR LINKING THIS AND CHRIS TV WHEN IT WAS GOOD AND YOU CAN'T GO WRONG WITH PRICE AND KARLOFF.
Nobody could scare like Boris Karloff.
Why am I just discovering this now?! Boris can still do the monster’s growl!
Great video, thanks!
Love, love, love!!
IMDB lists the air date of this episode as September 24, 1968
Boris would be dead within 5 months.
"He'd probably be a marvelous monster!" Red Skeleton o_O
My two favorite Horror Kings
nice to see Ratigan and The Grinch
This is so cute
Legit thought they'd covered The Beatles "Two of us" there for second based off the title. RIP Boris Karloff & Vincent Price.
I don't remember ever seeing this, but then again, I was never a fan of the Red Skelton show so who knows what all I missed.
great memories
And to think… he had emphysema and when he went off stage during this special, he had an oxygen tank at the ready. What a trooper. :) BTW, Vincent wasn’t Andre Delambre/The fly - that was Al Hedison. He played his brother trying to solve the mystery in the movie.
This warms my little black heart 🖤
Fantastic and refreshing...real talent
Awww bless!
Icons. Simply icons.
Legends!
I want one.
Miss Vincent and Boris!!! RIP
☺️👍👍 i like it...
1:08 No you weren't, you were The Fly's brother... Then his uncle.
thought the same
But then again, Boris wasn't Frankenstein either.
I think they meant the films they were in not the roles they played
When I was very young just a poster of Frankenstein at the theatre would frighten me.
Two God's that (thankfully) will NEVER die.
First time I've seen this. Wow. Vincent used to scare the crap out of me in the Dr Phibes movies. A master of horror.
And...of course...Boris Karloff. If anyone deseves the title of "legend" it was he.
Great to see that Boris Karloff can still do the monster’s growl.
I love this so much! Thank you.
Now search the 'tube for Peter Cushing singing and dancing with Messrs Morecambe and Wise, and Christopher Lee singing in the singular movie The Return of Captain Invincible. Talents, all.
Chaney sr, then bela , boris, Chaney jr, atwill, carradine, zucco, lorre, price and finally lee and Cushing , all horror icons. There is no one else.
must be one Boris Karloff's last performances - nice to have it
Three Amigos, so kind, so wonderful and so talented all of them😍
two Icons...corney but still so great.
you think boris karloff is that nice guy you see singing and dancing on the red skelton show? you aught to see him when he's the frankenstein monster. that's the REAL boris karloff!
Do you mean because of his Frankenstein performance or who he was?
@@janetlieb2507 that was a comment by jackie gleason as ralph kramden on a honeymooners episode
@@lebaron67 thabx!
Why did everyone think Vincent Price played "The Fly" when it was David Hedison in the role?
may they rest in peace
I have been looking for this everywhere! Thank you so much! Do you happen to have more of the episode?
I sure do! I went ahead and uploaded the comedy sketch featuring Karloff and Price. And if you want to see the episode in full and have Amazon Prime, it's actually on Prime Video atm.
@@sleepysnowbunny Great! I do have Prime so I'll have to watch it. Thanks so much!
Frankenstein’s monster/Imothep and the second invisible man
doesnt get any better than these 3
Imagine the Grinch and Zigzag singing this song.
I wonder how Boris would’ve reached to Christopher Sanders’s narration of the horror grinch film?
I’d say Karloff would be quite impressed of how Sanders sounded very close to him!
is there no-one to let us laugh at death anymore?