Wonderful Terry had the perfect balance of class, silliness and disregard for anything negative. Never taking himself or the world too seriously. He was serene - warm - friendly - wish i'd have known him.
Yes he was great. I remember him from American TV guest roles when I was a kid. So very British and able to poke fun at “so very British” things. Search YT for him and “No Tonic.” Hilarious!!
Oh that was wonderful, a real conversation, it really showed how funny and real Judy was. Terry was everything a man of his class should and usually was, both charming and defensive. What a great idea to have this little slice of reality in a TV show, I don't think either of them were even acting, how insightful. They were of course both truly classy and hugely talented.
Amazing!!! She tells this story during the Carnegie Hall iconic performance! But, changing a bit about the main subject...what about this gorgeous wardrobe she wore during The Judy Garland Show!!! Wow, she was so beautiful! This one in special, sparkling black clothes with the scarf in the middle ...oh, my! So elegant, what a lady!
Such a multi-talented woman with her music and comedy. Wouldn't it have been great if she would've done a stand-up routine? She really had so many crazy stories to tell and it would've been great and probably therapeutic for her to make humor out of so many of them in a comedy club.
It is "all about Judy", isn't it? Great clip. I've always thought she was extremely charming in this interview, and the song after is simply amazing. Thanks for posting all the Judy stuff so more people can enjoy her talent and heart.
I enjoy watching the Judy clips on youtube and I just got a rude reply because I wrote that I was tired of people bashing Judy because of her problems and that It is crude to attack a person who isn't around to defend themselves. It's amazing reading stuff like that and if they feel that way then why even bother watching clips of Judy Garland on youtube. Sure she had problems but none of us lived the life she did. I am a realist to know she was a person & not perfect & that none of us are.
I feel if I'd got to know her somehow we'd be friends - but maybe that's the feeling everyone has about Judy the world over - even 41 years after her death Very special human being
Judy looked really good during this period of her life. from 1967 - 69. Judy's look was too thin & gaunt. During 1963,Judy looked amazing. At 4'11'' Judy had a shorter torso and long legs so when she gained weight she looked heavier than most ppl on screen, but she always had great legs. The "Get Happy" number show's how hot Judy really was. Judy had a face that you just couldn't help but love looking at. Her eyes were soulful esp during this episode when she sang the man that got away..
@NFitalianGuy That's exactly how I feel! It's not Judy's fault she became addicted to drugs; the studio ordered her to take them which lead to addiction! People just don't know the whole truth or only believe what they want to believe.
so she embelished her stories dont we all? god knows when i retell stories i paint myself in a better light and say all the things i wish id said and come out the victor, to me the embelishments are a sign of a good story teller, now if she had outright lied thats different :)
Judy's a little difficult to hear in this clip. Either her voice simply didn't project, the mic wasn't placed properly, or something, but I had to strain. Mr. Thomas was fully audible, a true delight to see & hear. He's seen to good advantage in this clip, quite handsome, dapper, & elegant. I think American audiences always responded favorably to him. In terms of cinema history, I think Mr. Thomas is rather hard to categorize. This no doubt stems from his uniqueness, his singular personality as an actor, there's nothing of the generic about him. Perhaps he's easier to categorize in terms of British cinema, his true home. He played a certain type of stylish con-man peculiar to that society of the top hat, cane, long cigarette holder in hand, champagne glass clinking, & evening shoulder-cape wearing rogue or scoundrel, a less-than-honorable ladies' man, always on the make, out for the fast-buck, a smooth seducer of other mens' wives, an unfaithful philanderer in his own, etc. I'm speaking, of course, of the typical cinematic character in which he most often appeared. I suppose one could say he was a poor man's Cary Grant, though on a far lower moral plane. A skilled movie comedian, Thomas' silky accent, distinctive pronunciation, & uniquely memorable countenance, all contributed to an appealing persona. He just really can't be categorized!
Judy is happy now shes in heaven with her Dad dont know about her Mother Elthel the Witch of all Time !! Judy talked about how bitchy her mother was to with her !! Her Dad loved her they were so very close ! It desavated her when Frank her Dad died !! Judy had so much charm witt true witt humor !! Not trgic figure they seem to made her out to be wich is not true !!
I used to be a HUGE Judy Garland fan. I mean huge. But as I get older, her charms fade for me and I just see her affectation. It's such a turnoff now to see her, and I always loved her TV show episodes.
![What's My Line? - Jack Lemmon; Terry-Thomas [panel] (May 17, 1964)](/img/1.gif)
She had such a natural wit. She was quite the comedian. Such a funny lady at heart despite her troubles.
Wonderful Terry had the perfect balance of class, silliness and disregard for anything negative. Never taking himself or the world too seriously.
He was serene - warm - friendly - wish i'd have known him.
3:35 I love when he sees that she got a bit of his makeup on her hands, and he hands her his handkercheif. So charming! Love Terry Thomas!
I love this video. She was always so honest but made fun stories out of everything, what an entertainer she was!
Terry is such a gentleman
Indeed. It’s no wonder they canceled her show. How tedious for dear old Terry. She didn’t even give him a chance to be witty.
Huh
Judy looks Marvelous and this is my FAVE Judy Garland Show episode... Especially the Duet with Lena Horne.... AMAZING!!! xo
Terry was a natural funny man, sadly missed! cheers from Australia.
Yes he was great. I remember him from American TV guest roles when I was a kid. So very British and able to poke fun at “so very British” things. Search YT for him and “No Tonic.” Hilarious!!
Oh that was wonderful, a real conversation, it really showed how funny and real Judy was. Terry was everything a man of his class should and usually was, both charming and defensive. What a great idea to have this little slice of reality in a TV show, I don't think either of them were even acting, how insightful. They were of course both truly classy and hugely talented.
She told that story on the Carnegie Hall album and Terry Thomas was so good to put up with it.
I love to listen to her tell stories and be herself. One great thing her tv series gave her was the chance to tell wonderful stories.
this woman is wonderful!
They are so adorable together!
Amazing!!! She tells this story during the Carnegie Hall iconic performance! But, changing a bit about the main subject...what about this gorgeous wardrobe she wore during The Judy Garland Show!!! Wow, she was so beautiful! This one in special, sparkling black clothes with the scarf in the middle ...oh, my! So elegant, what a lady!
I wish Terry was immortal! He would be amazing in TV Adverts, even now. Also, period Dramas.
We no longer have true characters today
@stevers62 Judy was amazing when she told stories. I love how she said she was "Obese, that's O'Henry's cousin, O'bese." lol
What a fab chat...wow and I though chat shows today were smart ..this is absolutely charming..so much better
Such a multi-talented woman with her music and comedy. Wouldn't it have been great if she would've done a stand-up routine? She really had so many crazy stories to tell and it would've been great and probably therapeutic for her to make humor out of so many of them in a comedy club.
This is a Gem. Loved them both.
It is "all about Judy", isn't it? Great clip. I've always thought she was extremely charming in this interview, and the song after is simply amazing. Thanks for posting all the Judy stuff so more people can enjoy her talent and heart.
I enjoy watching the Judy clips on youtube and I just got a rude reply because I wrote that I was tired of people bashing Judy because of her problems and that It is crude to attack a person who isn't around to defend themselves. It's amazing reading stuff like that and if they feel that way then why even bother watching clips of Judy Garland on youtube. Sure she had problems but none of us lived the life she did. I am a realist to know she was a person & not perfect & that none of us are.
Class acts, both of them, and sadly missed, RIP.
I absolutely love Judy’s intro music I’ve searched and searched and can’t find it
its a shume terry thomos died in such povity great movie comidian
Beautiful.
I see the British press hasn't changed over the years.
As a child I was scared of Terry-Thomas, because he played so many villains. But, now I’m quite attracted to him…
Gay.
@@winstonwolf5706 and your point...is?
He did not play villains but rather played cads.
Hurting and stinging from old barbs still flung at her, she told the story with a great sense of humor. She looked beautiful.
Judy estava linda com esta roupa.
By Jove,, I think she's got it!
I feel if I'd got to know her somehow we'd be friends - but maybe that's the feeling everyone has about Judy the world over - even 41 years after her death
Very special human being
Judy looked really good during this period of her life. from 1967 - 69. Judy's look was too thin & gaunt. During 1963,Judy looked amazing. At 4'11'' Judy had a shorter torso and long legs so when she gained weight she looked heavier than most ppl on screen, but she always had great legs. The "Get Happy" number show's how hot Judy really was. Judy had a face that you just couldn't help but love looking at. Her eyes were soulful esp during this episode when she sang the man that got away..
Thank you!
improv with pro's. 😘😘😘
Dorothy Gale and Algernon Hawthorne!
They both had sad endings to their lives.
Dont we all?
@NFitalianGuy That's exactly how I feel! It's not Judy's fault she became addicted to drugs; the studio ordered her to take them which lead to addiction! People just don't know the whole truth or only believe what they want to believe.
Hope to hear from Terry Thomas soon. Judy is delightful but please give your guest a sentence or two. That's all History now.
so she embelished her stories dont we all? god knows when i retell stories i paint myself in a better light and say all the things i wish id said and come out the victor, to me the embelishments are a sign of a good story teller, now if she had outright lied thats different :)
2:40
Can hardly hear it
Who put these two together?
Thomas died in poverty and suffered from Parkinson's
Judy's a little difficult to hear in this clip. Either her voice simply didn't project, the mic wasn't placed properly, or something, but I had to strain. Mr. Thomas was fully audible, a true delight to see & hear. He's seen to good advantage in this clip, quite handsome, dapper, & elegant. I think American audiences always responded favorably to him. In terms of cinema history, I think Mr. Thomas is rather hard to categorize. This no doubt stems from his uniqueness, his singular personality as an actor, there's nothing of the generic about him. Perhaps he's easier to categorize in terms of British cinema, his true home. He played a certain type of stylish con-man peculiar to that society of the top hat, cane, long cigarette holder in hand, champagne glass clinking, & evening shoulder-cape wearing rogue or scoundrel, a less-than-honorable ladies' man, always on the make, out for the fast-buck, a smooth seducer of other mens' wives, an unfaithful philanderer in his own, etc. I'm speaking, of course, of the typical cinematic character in which he most often appeared. I suppose one could say he was a poor man's Cary Grant, though on a far lower moral plane. A skilled movie comedian, Thomas' silky accent, distinctive pronunciation, & uniquely memorable countenance, all contributed to an appealing persona. He just really can't be categorized!
Judy is happy now shes in heaven with her Dad dont know about her Mother Elthel the Witch of all Time !! Judy talked about how bitchy her mother was to with her !! Her Dad loved her they were so very close ! It desavated her when Frank her Dad died !! Judy had so much charm witt true witt humor !! Not trgic figure they seem to made her out to be wich is not true !!
I used to be a HUGE Judy Garland fan. I mean huge. But as I get older, her charms fade for me and I just see her affectation. It's such a turnoff now to see her, and I always loved her TV show episodes.
Nobody cares for your opinion.
Well,I do care for the opinion of others ; I think of it as honesty.
Probably more to do with you and less to do with Judy.
Good heavens. Why don't they let T-T talk; he is infinitely more interesting and funny than Garland...