@@irbennett Why is it lazy? They were just pointing out a line that made them laugh. I have to say, the first thing that came to mind was Ooooo, but it was already posted 😟
Hugh Laurie is a legend. Well educated, good-looking, top comedian, top actor, top singer and musician. His parents must have wondered where they went wrong!!!
@@VCT3333 Hugh wanted to follow in his dad's footsteps and was on the rowing team at Cambridge. He picked a major that he thought would interfere least with his rowing practice (I believe archaeology).
@@TKinfinity01He was Dr Ran (Ranald) Laurie and he worked for 30 years as a GP in Blackbird Leys in Oxfordshire. He and his rowing partner, Jack Wilson, won a gold medal at the 1948 Olympic Games in London.
There has never been a bigger contrast between actor and character than Hugh Laurie and House...it seems like there is no way they can be the same person....THAT is an actor!.
I have NEVER missed a character as much as I miss Dr Greg House. He felt so relatable & damaged. But the thing that made the show endless, was the way they portrayed PAIN. So many ppl around the world are in pain, & no one has better yet addressed this subject that has until now, been shunned away from TV & Film. And I'm not talking about the cheesy goth brooding psychological pain. I mean true physical pain that doesn't go away. Ever. Huge Laurie is one of those hidden treasures, like Robin Williams, who is miscast in Goofty, temporary, roles playing a stupid character for giggles. And yet when they play a serious role, they have the power to bring you to tears. Only House does this. Sorry, but as good as Games of Thrones is, I am not going to cry over a dragon!! House, like all of us, feels lost, fragile, fed up, exhausted, & yet has to be brave enough to connect with other people just enough to do his job, & take pleasures where he finds them. Miss him so so much.
As a chronic pain patient, I agree w/you completely. I have not seen *all* of House (Thankfully, my Library is awesome, so I plan on starting over from the beginning), but I remember what you're talking about. I saw the show before I had chronic pain, but those parts of the show come back to me now, on occasion. I wish there were more shows that depicted what I go through, but thank whatever for accurate portrayal of how complex it really is. You're right-House nailed it. Props to them for addressing the subject at all, let alone how ahead of their time they were. Cheers
There's a video filmed in New Orleans about an hour long, he kills it on the piano. Next time he comes down to my neck of the woods, i'm stalking him lol
Good morning!!! That TV show has give him Golden Globe 2 or 3 years ago and you ask if somebody watched him in "The Night Manager"??? Sorry, but silly question.
@@branislavakostic5002 what rock have you crawled out from under? Not everybody has seen the shite you have watched, so a little heads up is sometimes needed for people that have a life.
@juzzlookin Take it easy. Sounds like you jumped taking of your medicine... Your first comment sounded like you have watched that tv show, so now you're a person who has give some advices what is good or not. "Has anyone watch..." No, just you are.
@@kelrogers8480 Not in Britain, but in the United States he for sure is. If you mention Hugh Laurie here you're lucky to get anything more than "from House right?". You may get Stuart Little, but very little of us would know anything outside of that. But his music is great, his stuff with Fry was great, and of course Blackadder was great. So here he's for sure underrated despite his fame as House, but I guess he may not be underrated across the pond due to his fame in comedy and Blackadder.
If I ever was diagnosed with a terminal disease or was dying, how much would it cost to pay Hugh Laurie to walk into the room in character as House to tell me I was dying? Haha I can't imagine a better way of finding out
So if you were dying (or had terminal disease) (which would amount to the same 🙄)you wouldn't know it until told so. So you would first have to know you were dying before you would be able to recruit "house" to tell you what you already know. And to think 733 liked your comment means those 733 people are dumb 🤦♀️
LOVE Hugh Laurie, amazingly gifted entertainer... He is incredible as House..... his American accent actually is brilliant, he just nailed that character.....
I am an American and I couldn't love the British "accent" more. And Hugh Laurie.....wow, a never-ending talent. Just loved House and always loved the music he played on House. Did not know he was truly a musician.
Dude, the guy is a Comedic LEGEND in Europe. If you wanna know more watch any of the Black Adder or Fry and Laurie series. He is magnificent. Another great show is "Chance" from 2016 i think. It`s brilliant.
Love him:) I first noticed him in Sense and Sensibility....the character he played was hilarious and kind at the same time and he was just perfect......
Back in the day, when airlines demanded an emergency contact for overseas travel, I always wrote Dr. Gregory House, Princeton-Plainsboro Hospital, and used my sisters phone number. I figured that if the plane crashed, my sister would get a kick out of the weird phone call.
@@hollyb6885I think his Bertie Wooster was a similar upper crust dimwit, in “Jeeves & Wooster”. Stephen Fry, as butler Jeeves, was always getting Wooster out of scrapes and bad situations.
He isnt just refering to changing the audio but the subtitles aswell. So do you have english (or no) subtitles on the show? Or do you have subtitles in dutch but english audio (the original). Cause even if you just have the subtitles often things will not be "right" compared to what is actually said when you have subtitles in a different language.
Lots of love Hugh Laurie ! You have helped us have a great time with your wonderful performance and humbling attitude. Thanks for sharing your experiences
I was diagnosed with Sarcoidosis. Hearing Dr. House say" Sarcoidosis fits" on the show was great. No one I knew had heard of it, an difficult to explain. Since you can't see it, an they never heard of it, most people acted like it wasn't real 😤. Anyway, love Hugh as House.Hugh seems an excellent human and with oh so many talents, acting, piano player, singer, and hes funny too! The man has it all. And also easy on the eyes and very good voice.
I'd watch him in nearly anything, House excluded. Depressing. Unlikable main character for me. Never found such characters enjoyable, taking bad attitude and rudeness to extremes.
I grew up with British comedy and serials and it wasn't until just recently I figured out that House was Hugh Laurie. His character was so convincing that it never crossed my mind he wasn't a yank.
Love love love that witty and amazing trío of friends: Hugh Laurie, Stephen Fry and Emma Thompson. Watch everything they are envolved in cinema and TV. Always a seal of quality!
It’s so strange that after eight years and over one and and half million people watching this video, there are so few comments on the musical talents that Hugh Laurie keeps mostly to himself. I’ve seen a few piano pieces on Jeeves and Wooster, but I bought this album as soon as it came out (many years ago, now).
@@jamesdettmann94 my last trip to Paris took 12 hours if I drove through the night with only bathroom breaks and timed the tunnel perfectly 8 is double, ive hit the ring in 18 hours aswell 10-12 is douable with good timing and risking speeding fines. Obviously driving without the proper breaks and following the laws of roads isn't the smartest but its still not impossible.. I've drove from lands end to John o groats in less than day before and Glasgow to Newcastle in 2 hours 45 mins ... then again its took me 18 hours from Glasgow to Wales before and and 15 hours to London on bad trips. My job and past times involve a lot of driving so its something I've vot fairly good at.. knowing what routes to take and where you can take liberties gives advantages.... i prefer to use an atlas over a sat nav aswell... Any reason you doubt my claims
especially from London, you can very easily do it as a day trip - the Eurostar gets you central London to central Paris in 2.5h, you don't even have to get the very first and the very last train to make a day of it
A friend and I saw him and the Copper Bottom Band perform on the Queen Mary in California. The first album had come out, and they must have started working on the second because a lot of songs from that one were also performed that night. It was, hands down, the best live performance I've ever been to.
THAT PART AT 1:51 WHEN HUGH WENT, "IT'S WHAT I'VE ALWAYS WANTED TO DO..." THEN SOMEONE IN THE AUDIENCE LAUGHED AT HIM. AND HIS EYES WENT ROUND, ANNOYED THAT SOMEONE LAUGHED AT HIM, JOKINGLY, OF COURSE. HE QUICKLY SAID, "ABSURD AS IT MAY SEEM!" cracks me all the time, hugh is so quick, funny and witty. =D
I think it was a nervous laughter, literally anything he was saying was funny so someone from the audience got tuned to that, I don't think anyone would laugh knowing the talent that's Hugh Laurie.
I am CRYING (laughing uncontrollably) at that red chair story. It is amazing how "Simon" has no clue no one can understand him with his strong Australian/NZ+East Putney accent, and just keeps going and going and going with that story!!!
He probably thought the audience were laughing with him, not at him.😂 Kiwis will never understand how silly they sound to Australians, and to the rest of the world.
Such a great actor. His Wooster, his characters in the Black Adder, in Sense and Sensibility, House, The Night Manager. A very interesting person with a great personality. Also a musician and writer.
Laurie is fantastic in concerts, he played every instrument on stage... it was the TV show Band... Jesse Spencer from House, Matt Bendik... who has sadly passed away, from the show Glee... there were several other actors/musicians..All played amazing!!!
Of course not. A show is never motivation to get through med school, thats stupid it can only get you curious at most, motivation is real life and you come across it as you explore life and get educated.
not really..... motivation is great regardless where it came from, if a toilet full of shit can motivate you onto a good track in life, really no one can argue.
My girlfriend and I saw Hugh Laurie and his band during the Outside Lands Festival in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park and he was absolutely brilliant!
Just hearing him talk and saying "I can't imagine why it's so popular since it's such a densely worded show" and I just thought: well I guess different aspects of it appeal to different audiences. I remember when I was a kid (around 8/9) I accidentally saw an episode and I didn't even understand anything that was going on yet it intrigued me, the case, how it happened etc and this was like way in the show (definitely somewhere between season 5-8) and that made me remember it 10 years later. Because of that one episode I wanted to watch the show for years...till I finally did (almost finished season 4) It's so intriguing watching Hugh Laurie in real life. It's also funny and I love his natural sarcasm... It's all just so intriguing and interesting.
I always watch every House episode 3 times: the original, the czech dub (my mother tongue), cause I'm curious how good a job our boys did and slovak, because hearing House swear in that glorious language makes it even funnier than the original.
It's funny he mentions Belgium. Half of the country (Flanders) watches tv-shows in original audio with dutch subtitles. The French speaking part has dubbed shows. The Flemish do understand English quit good at a young age.
"go back to England!"
-"well that's what i am trying to do!"
hugh laurie is an awesome person
Ooooooooooo
That was so funny.
I've never understood why some people steal somebody else's lines and then use them as a post. That's just laziness.
@@irbennett Why is it lazy? They were just pointing out a line that made them laugh. I have to say, the first thing that came to mind was Ooooo, but it was already posted 😟
You know why the other stars are silent?
because when House speaks, you listen
Agamdeep Singh true
Agamdeep Singh deep.
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And when Prince George speaks you hail him... or hate him either way.
And when House sings?
For all the House fans watching I seriously recommend you watch Hugh Laurie in Blackadder, Fry and Laurie or Jeeves and Wooster
He was hilarious in Blackadder III.
Blackadder is fantastic
Yeah I was so surprised he has such a funny side when I saw it for the first time.
Now he is even just more amazing
Kunal Singh ikr
Do i have to watch blakadder from the first part or can i start from part lll
Hugh Laurie is a legend. Well educated, good-looking, top comedian, top actor, top singer and musician. His parents must have wondered where they went wrong!!!
His Dad was a Olympic Rower and an accomplished Surgeon. So he's probably not as impressed!!
@@notgadotHis name is ‘Hugh Laurie’s Dad’.
@@VCT3333 Hugh wanted to follow in his dad's footsteps and was on the rowing team at Cambridge. He picked a major that he thought would interfere least with his rowing practice (I believe archaeology).
No! Please leave the blues alone!! Hugh you're great at acting. Leave it at that.
@@TKinfinity01He was Dr Ran (Ranald) Laurie and he worked for 30 years as a GP in Blackbird Leys in Oxfordshire.
He and his rowing partner, Jack Wilson, won a gold medal at the 1948 Olympic Games in London.
Hugh Laurie is an immensely talented man.
Typical Englishman
There has never been a bigger contrast between actor and character than Hugh Laurie and House...it seems like there is no way they can be the same person....THAT is an actor!.
Give "The Night Manager" a spin, Hugh plays the villain there very, very well, and Tom Hiddleston is also a joy to watch.
#TrueThat ❤
I can't even wrap around my head that he's the same guy who played an adoptive father to a mouse 😂😂
Always loved Blackadder, Jeeves, he's great. Must try to watch House sometime😂❤
@@ForeverForty
But i like house
I have NEVER missed a character as much as I miss Dr Greg House. He felt so relatable & damaged. But the thing that made the show endless, was the way they portrayed PAIN. So many ppl around the world are in pain, & no one has better yet addressed this subject that has until now, been shunned away from TV & Film. And I'm not talking about the cheesy goth brooding psychological pain. I mean true physical pain that doesn't go away. Ever. Huge Laurie is one of those hidden treasures, like Robin Williams, who is miscast in Goofty, temporary, roles playing a stupid character for giggles. And yet when they play a serious role, they have the power to bring you to tears.
Only House does this. Sorry, but as good as Games of Thrones is, I am not going to cry over a dragon!! House, like all of us, feels lost, fragile, fed up, exhausted, & yet has to be brave enough to connect with other people just enough to do his job, & take pleasures where he finds them. Miss him so so much.
Try the second season of You're the worst, they have portrayed depression like I have never seen before. It made me think of House a lot.
You can hate seasons 5-7 of Game of Thrones all you want buddy. Those are terrible compared to house and the first 4 seasons of Game of thrones
He's also VERY good at playing goofy characters
Game of thrones writers sure could learn how to end the show like the writers of House did.
As a chronic pain patient, I agree w/you completely. I have not seen *all* of House (Thankfully, my Library is awesome, so I plan on starting over from the beginning), but I remember what you're talking about. I saw the show before I had chronic pain, but those parts of the show come back to me now, on occasion. I wish there were more shows that depicted what I go through, but thank whatever for accurate portrayal of how complex it really is. You're right-House nailed it. Props to them for addressing the subject at all, let alone how ahead of their time they were. Cheers
I know it's 11yrs too late but I'm going to get this album. Love his version of this song! Big leadbelly fan here
Holy smokes. There’s just no end to his talent. Shining star!
I saw Hugh playing the guitar and piano a few times on house, but i had No idea he is SO GOOD!!
Bente M same
You'll also see Hugh Laurie playing the piano in Jeeves and Wooster.
There's a video filmed in New Orleans about an hour long, he kills it on the piano. Next time he comes down to my neck of the woods, i'm stalking him lol
Dude, you have no idea.
I'm a frayed knot, but only in that regard - his signing sounded uninspired to me.
Laurie is a brilliant dramatic actor too. You should see him in The Night Manager. He plays a fantastic villain.
That was so disappointing! Because I was left wanting another series.
@@xhogun8578you’re in luck!! there’s another season coming out in a couple years
Absolutely agree. Hugh Laurie was a fabulous villain, and Tom Hiddleston had a great bottom
Tom Hardy is my favourite
Thanks. I’ll see your recommendation.👍🏽
He is amazing as a blues artist.
And funny as hell.
Not to mention, an actor of immense proportions.
Speaks Spanish like a native as well
His work with Stephen Frye is hysterical. The two together are one of the best comedy duos in history.
@@Chris-ji4iu Where is stephen fry now?
@@notgadot Everywhere.
You make him sound like a sumo wrestler. Immense proportions indeed.
Hugh Laurie is a national treasure and one of the reasons I'm proud to be British.
I wish I was British..
Has anyone watched Hugh in 'The Night Manager' ? It's a brilliant mini series. Well worth a watch.
Absolutely agreed
He absolutely nailed Roper “the worst man in the world”.
Good morning!!! That TV show has give him Golden Globe 2 or 3 years ago and you ask if somebody watched him in "The Night Manager"??? Sorry, but silly question.
@@branislavakostic5002 what rock have you crawled out from under? Not everybody has seen the shite you have watched, so a little heads up is sometimes needed for people that have a life.
@juzzlookin Take it easy. Sounds like you jumped taking of your medicine... Your first comment sounded like you have watched that tv show, so now you're a person who has give some advices what is good or not. "Has anyone watch..." No, just you are.
Even with the fame from House, Hugh is still an under rated talent. An absolute star.
He's not under rated.
@@kelrogers8480 Not in Britain, but in the United States he for sure is. If you mention Hugh Laurie here you're lucky to get anything more than "from House right?". You may get Stuart Little, but very little of us would know anything outside of that. But his music is great, his stuff with Fry was great, and of course Blackadder was great. So here he's for sure underrated despite his fame as House, but I guess he may not be underrated across the pond due to his fame in comedy and Blackadder.
Underrated by whom, exactly?
@@BrokenGodEnt That’s not the meaning of underrated.
what rating system are you using?
This man is one of the most talented people that I think I've ever seen
If I ever was diagnosed with a terminal disease or was dying, how much would it cost to pay Hugh Laurie to walk into the room in character as House to tell me I was dying? Haha I can't imagine a better way of finding out
if i were to be dying, that is how i would want to find out😂😂
I would sell everything I have for that to happen.
tankmaster1018 He'd just say, "Lying girl lucked out."
So if you were dying (or had terminal disease) (which would amount to the same 🙄)you wouldn't know it until told so. So you would first have to know you were dying before you would be able to recruit "house" to tell you what you already know.
And to think 733 liked your comment means those 733 people are dumb 🤦♀️
Seriously can someone find out how much it would cost
I noticed he sort of bowed when he shook hands with the others, making them bow as well. Class act this guy
He's so effortlessly brilliant. Such a joy to listen to
The symptoms: an accent , singing , smiling , and suddenly not limping
Rizza Montoya English* Scottish, Northern Irish and Welsh are completely different accents.
Rizza Montoya it is lupus
no sign of rash, its cancer. Do a liver biopsy and an autopsy
ahmed habis it’s never lupus
ahmed habis it’s sarcoidosis, it explains everything
LOVE Hugh Laurie, amazingly gifted entertainer... He is incredible as House..... his American accent actually is brilliant, he just nailed that character.....
Reese Witherspoon fangirling like basically anyone else would be sitting next to Hugh Laurie.. And yes I'd be fanboying bigtime too!!!
A billionaire fangirling ... refreshing!
I am an American and I couldn't love the British "accent" more. And Hugh Laurie.....wow, a never-ending talent. Just loved House and always loved the music he played on House. Did not know he was truly a musician.
On yt can see A Bit of Frye and Laurie, also Jeevea ans Wooster. Both good shows and both with Stephen Fry.
It's actually an English accent, but never mind, it's just the way he speaks 😂
I can't believe he's so different than he's portrayed in the show. This guy can actually crack cool jokes... He's such a great actor.. Love this guy.
Dude, the guy is a Comedic LEGEND in Europe. If you wanna know more watch any of the Black Adder or Fry and Laurie series. He is magnificent.
Another great show is "Chance" from 2016 i think. It`s brilliant.
He is intelligent and witty...
He is not just a figure to hand lines to
Jeeves and Wooster shows him in a totally different character as well. He is a phenomenal talent.
He was already famous when he did House.
Maybe not so much in the US. For years Blackadder had been in syndication across Europe.
I always preferred Hugh when he was doing comedy, House not so much
Such a talented person, Hugh Laurie. What can you NOT do??
Accept that he is awesome 👏🏻
@@Rat_Queen86 I think it was Emily Blunt who said British people have a really hard time accepting compliments...
Run a mile in under 4 minutes.
Can;t believe it took me this long to hear Hugh sing.
Seriously, that random laugh from whoever it was in the audience and Hugh's reaction to it, priceless.
Actually it wasn't a laugh but a sigh.
Hugh Laurie does a lot of ragtime pieces in Jeeves and Wooster. He’s incredibly versatile.
Love him:) I first noticed him in Sense and Sensibility....the character he played was hilarious and kind at the same time and he was just perfect......
Back in the day, when airlines demanded an emergency contact for overseas travel, I always wrote Dr. Gregory House, Princeton-Plainsboro Hospital, and used my sisters phone number. I figured that if the plane crashed, my sister would get a kick out of the weird phone call.
That's epic! And... I'm stealing it. Thanks.
🤣 🤣 🤣
You are certifiable. Also airlines aren't stupid and neither am I. I don't believe a word of what you posted.
His Prince George in the third season of blackadder is still golden even after a few decades 😮
He was such a glorious dimwit. 😁
@@hollyb6885I think his Bertie Wooster was a similar upper crust dimwit, in “Jeeves & Wooster”. Stephen Fry, as butler Jeeves, was always getting Wooster out of scrapes and bad situations.
@@chrisa0001 I agree. Jeeves and Wooster is such a great series and PERFECTLY cast!
This guy is absolutely amazing. The comedy he has put down is historic. Just an unreal talent. I am lucky I got to witness.
The funny thing is that in Belgium we actually watch it in the original language :p
surely not in vallonia? don't they get french tv there?
Christian Koncz Oh I don't know about Wallonia. I'm not even sure they air it there. They dont get French tv though, Wallonia has its own networks
He isnt just refering to changing the audio but the subtitles aswell. So do you have english (or no) subtitles on the show? Or do you have subtitles in dutch but english audio (the original). Cause even if you just have the subtitles often things will not be "right" compared to what is actually said when you have subtitles in a different language.
most countries watch it in the original language really
To me dubbing TV-shows sounds absurd. Only things we get dubbed here are children shows and children movies. everything else is subbed.
Hugh has the most talent of all the people on that couch
For sure
Lots of love Hugh Laurie ! You have helped us have a great time with your wonderful performance and humbling attitude. Thanks for sharing your experiences
How can this be 12 years ago!! I looove this thank you for posting xxx
Because it was.
I was diagnosed with Sarcoidosis. Hearing Dr. House say" Sarcoidosis fits" on the show was great. No one I knew had heard of it, an difficult to explain. Since you can't see it, an they never heard of it, most people acted like it wasn't real 😤. Anyway, love Hugh as House.Hugh seems an excellent human and with oh so many talents, acting, piano player, singer, and hes funny too! The man has it all. And also easy on the eyes and very good voice.
Since you were diagnosed with Sarcoidosis(which is a lie of course) you're probably dead by now. RIP.
Brilliant actor. Superior intellect. Very funny. Immensely popular. And he can sing and play music... yeah, life is fair.
There should be a comedy movie called "Hugh Laurie in Germany".
I'd watch that.
Bloody hell yes
Same here.
I hope there's lots of Brezels in it too. I love Brezels. And Germany.
I'm happy to be their neighbour.
Ooooooo!
I'd watch him in nearly anything, House excluded. Depressing. Unlikable main character for me. Never found such characters enjoyable, taking bad attitude and rudeness to extremes.
well done, Mr Laurie; no end to this man's talents!
Hugh Laurie is so talented. I watch Dr. House all the time. He is also love his voice.
Hugh Laurie is one of my favourite actors, loved the song
I grew up with British comedy and serials and it wasn't until just recently I figured out that House was Hugh Laurie. His character was so convincing that it never crossed my mind he wasn't a yank.
Love love love that witty and amazing trío of friends: Hugh Laurie, Stephen Fry and Emma Thompson. Watch everything they are envolved in cinema and TV. Always a seal of quality!
It’s so strange that after eight years and over one and and half million people watching this video, there are so few comments on the musical talents that Hugh Laurie keeps mostly to himself.
I’ve seen a few piano pieces on Jeeves and Wooster, but I bought this album as soon as it came out (many years ago, now).
I absolutely love 'Ever So Goosey Goosey Goosey Goo' 😂
I literally listen to the songs from Jeeves and Wooster on their own for fun. He's a legend!
It is 3:30 AM. I have been watching these damb clips for hours. I need to go to bed... one more
3:36 am for me 😂😂😂😂
I know it's been three years, but I just wanted to say I've been watching House for several hours a day, for at least four days straight.
Two really good albums, brilliant actor, a man of many talents
As if I could love this man any more than I already did. He goes and sings the blues. Now I am IN LOVE with him.
And that post is the reason why message boards are considered to be a refuge for the lunatic fringe of fandom.
“If you fancy a day out, go to Paris”. As an American, that sounds insane.
Paris Pennsylvania
I live in Scotland and I can drive to Paris in 8 hours, Holland Germany Italy within 10 hours
@@richardaitkenhead I'd like to see you try
@@jamesdettmann94 my last trip to Paris took 12 hours if I drove through the night with only bathroom breaks and timed the tunnel perfectly 8 is double, ive hit the ring in 18 hours aswell 10-12 is douable with good timing and risking speeding fines.
Obviously driving without the proper breaks and following the laws of roads isn't the smartest but its still not impossible..
I've drove from lands end to John o groats in less than day before and Glasgow to Newcastle in 2 hours 45 mins ... then again its took me 18 hours from Glasgow to Wales before and and 15 hours to London on bad trips.
My job and past times involve a lot of driving so its something I've vot fairly good at.. knowing what routes to take and where you can take liberties gives advantages.... i prefer to use an atlas over a sat nav aswell...
Any reason you doubt my claims
especially from London, you can very easily do it as a day trip - the Eurostar gets you central London to central Paris in 2.5h, you don't even have to get the very first and the very last train to make a day of it
One of our Greatest UK exports. Would love to see him back in British comedy.
He's always going to be Prince George to me.
+JackWolf "Still got room for a dolphin on toast"
Lieutenant George.
JackWolf lieutenant Georgina, a strapping six footer from the rough end of the trench
...and the porpoise? ...He'll be along later sir.
Been rewatching the Blackadder lol.
His eyes are like marbles. Is that a weird thing to say? I was watching this in HD and man, his eyes are sooo gorgeous...:)
Creatura Noctis yep they are ❤︎
Creatura Noctis
Always are
Meh
Hugh Laurie, beautiful and talented man. Thanks for posting this.
I'd like to see him do a comic/serious turn as Sherlock Holmes.
You basically did :-)
Lol House is what if Sherlock was a doctor.
I always thought he would be a great dr strange.
He did play a mad scientist cockroach in monsters vs aliens and he was fabulous.
You must be American, then ...?
@@MrUnicorn44
Yup, and not a House fan. Loved everything else he’s done. I’m a Leadbelly fan as well.
A friend and I saw him and the Copper Bottom Band perform on the Queen Mary in California. The first album had come out, and they must have started working on the second because a lot of songs from that one were also performed that night. It was, hands down, the best live performance I've ever been to.
Attended one of his concerts in Hammersmith , was one of the best, didn’t want it to end
THAT PART AT 1:51 WHEN HUGH WENT, "IT'S WHAT I'VE ALWAYS WANTED TO DO..."
THEN SOMEONE IN THE AUDIENCE LAUGHED AT HIM. AND HIS EYES WENT ROUND, ANNOYED THAT SOMEONE LAUGHED AT HIM, JOKINGLY, OF COURSE.
HE QUICKLY SAID, "ABSURD AS IT MAY SEEM!"
cracks me all the time, hugh is so quick, funny and witty. =D
But actually offended that anyone would laugh at a dream. I would be as well.
I think it was a nervous laughter, literally anything he was saying was funny so someone from the audience got tuned to that, I don't think anyone would laugh knowing the talent that's Hugh Laurie.
It was actually a sigh.
This is one of the best musical segments I've seen on GN.
I am CRYING (laughing uncontrollably) at that red chair story. It is amazing how "Simon" has no clue no one can understand him with his strong Australian/NZ+East Putney accent, and just keeps going and going and going with that story!!!
He probably thought the audience were laughing with him, not at him.😂
Kiwis will never understand how silly they sound to Australians, and to the rest of the world.
I think he's an Aussie who moved to London. I don't know if they have " utes" in New Zealand.
@@NotKyleChicagoI can confirm that they do.
Anybody out there "old enough😂" to remember this enormous actor participation in Rowan Atkinson's "Black Adder" as Prince Ludwick?
Such a great actor. His Wooster, his characters in the Black Adder, in Sense and Sensibility, House, The Night Manager. A very interesting person with a great personality. Also a musician and writer.
I still find his music so refreshing and original 👌
As a blues singer you make an amazing actor. 👏
Laurie is fantastic in concerts, he played every instrument on stage... it was the TV show Band... Jesse Spencer from House, Matt Bendik... who has sadly passed away, from the show Glee... there were several other actors/musicians..All played amazing!!!
so . . . its not lupus?
It's never Lupus
+Mr Blue Sky could be MS?
+Anime Speed Drawing start him on broad spectrum anti biotics
+Kshitij Anant ''I meant you start him now, doctors usually say STAT''
start the biopsy
As wonderful as Hugh Laurie was as House... he'll always be Bertie to me. And sometimes have Bits of Fry with him as well.
I am at season 4 😊😊😍😍😍 poor Bertie, he would be lost without Jeeves 😁😁
Imho the whole series of House worked all those years because of him, his intensity and deepness.
La Pernice and because underneath. we knew he was really Bertie ; )
Bertie and Prince George
Watching House playing Hugh Laurie is a blessing
its just amuses me, that... the vicodin worked and his legs now work!!!!!
Shanaz Rahman I hope you know that Hugh Laurie doesn’t actually have a leg problem that was just for his character that he used a cane
vicodin is painkiller babe not a medicine that makes leg muscle this aint funny and accurate.
Shanaz Rahman the Vicodin was never meant to cure his leg. It’s just a painkiller. House would still be missing leg muscle.
Metin Bahtiyar it’s a house joke you fucking morning
He's back on methadone;-)
Hugh can belt out a tune.
If there was a Rick and Morty live action, he'd be the perfect Rick.
Hahahaha, yep, I see it now. Make it happen Hugh!
No he wouldn't, he's refined and proper, the exact OPPOSITE of Rick.
Oh. My. Gosh. Yes! 😂 Perfect.
@@aaronreichler2570 no
Oh. My. Gosh. Yes! 😂 Perfect.
I'm an American and I know he is British... but even sometimes I forget because I always see him doing an American accent and he does it so well!!!!
Marvelous singer and actor. So grateful for his performance videos. 🎶🙏🎸🎻🥁👏👏👏💕💕💕💕Thanks, dear Graham!
10 years ago i watched house i'm and i'm now at medical school weird how things work out hahah
not really...
Of course not. A show is never motivation to get through med school, thats stupid it can only get you curious at most, motivation is real life and you come across it as you explore life and get educated.
not really..... motivation is great regardless where it came from, if a toilet full of shit can motivate you onto a good track in life, really no one can argue.
Same here bro :)
ZeroBudget Gaming Congratulations! But now I just have to ask you - do you find the show (ie House) to be medically accurate?
Sarcoidosis fits...
We need to confirm, do a liver biopsy.
+Buck Rogers autoimmune is more likely, rheumatoid arthritis?
weirdness mum has sarcoid sister has lupus
it's always vasculitis
He's going into cardiac arrest!!! We need to intubate!!!
What a naturally hilarious person he is
My girlfriend and I saw Hugh Laurie and his band during the Outside Lands Festival in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park and he was absolutely brilliant!
I find it weird seeing him walk without a limp
Same😹💜
Omg yes xD
well, the leg was heal. lol
Chris Amos same 😂
Funnily, Hugh actually had a limp after a while, but on the other side than in the show due to walking on one side only on set.
I'm currently re-watching house for the 3rd time. Hugh is magnificent ❤
Just hearing him talk and saying "I can't imagine why it's so popular since it's such a densely worded show" and I just thought: well I guess different aspects of it appeal to different audiences. I remember when I was a kid (around 8/9) I accidentally saw an episode and I didn't even understand anything that was going on yet it intrigued me, the case, how it happened etc and this was like way in the show (definitely somewhere between season 5-8) and that made me remember it 10 years later. Because of that one episode I wanted to watch the show for years...till I finally did (almost finished season 4)
It's so intriguing watching Hugh Laurie in real life. It's also funny and I love his natural sarcasm...
It's all just so intriguing and interesting.
I agree. I don’t understand all the medical
Jargon but he’s brilliant and I like the mystery and trying to find out what the illness is
I'm not losing an accent, I'm putting one on :D 5:21
I find it really weird that he's smiling and walking without a cane 😂
Let them talk is truly a very very good album
best character ever created... Love YOU HOUSE!!
His speaking voice is etched so deeply in my mind that I can't unhear when he sings.
Hugh Laurie and Robert Pattinson together this is just fantastic!
I always watch every House episode 3 times: the original, the czech dub (my mother tongue), cause I'm curious how good a job our boys did and slovak, because hearing House swear in that glorious language makes it even funnier than the original.
He's such an amazing actor. I can't see him as Hugh but as House. It's hard to remember that he is in fact Hugh and not House.
It's funny he mentions Belgium. Half of the country (Flanders) watches tv-shows in original audio with dutch subtitles. The French speaking part has dubbed shows. The Flemish do understand English quit good at a young age.
How has Hugh not played as Alfred in any Batman movies by now?!
Then that would be an Alfred movie, ain't it?
I had that thought today, and I see this comment 8 hours later
I think Robert Pattinson could play as Batman dough : )
He’s too young unless it’s a prequel!
Another reason to love Hugh Laurie . My kind of music.👍👍
his voice is amazing!!
LOVE HUGH....an understated, underestimated, unappreciated actors; HOWEVER, truly a FANTASTIC CHARACTER.
A man of many talents. Mr Laurie.
What a stunningly talented individual.
Such a one man band of a National Treasure.
“Let Them Talk” is fantastic!
A Bit Of Fry and Laurie was also very funny . Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie together - just marvellous!
❤absolutely positively I absolutely love Frey + Laurie...I'm wondering how many folks haven't discovered them together
❤ I just love him
Maybe they weren't shouting Ooooh, They might have been shouting Huuuuugh!!
Hugh laurie is a national treasure