Professor Stanley Unwin’s Grave Mini Bio and Bungalow Famous Celebrity Graves
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- Stanley Unwin sometimes billed as Professor Stanley Unwin, was a British comic actor and writer.
Stanley invented his own comic language, "Unwinese" He was in the film Carry On Regardless in 1961 as "gobbledygook". Unwinese was a corrupted form of English in which many of the words were altered in playful and humorous ways, as in its description of Elvis Presley saying he was "wasp-waist and swivel-hippy".
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Whoever he worked with, whatever their stature, however funny, Stanley always stole the show. He was totally unique. Everyone's favorite, funny uncle.
Misgivings many
He was a genius was Stanley and this was a lovely video. I’d forgotten about him but the memories soon come back. I realise now that my dad loved all these comedians as he watched them a lot back in the 1950’s 60’s 70’s. and 80’s. My dad was born in 1916 such a different generation. I really enjoyed this, thanks Alan.
Hello Joan, we all have our favourites and for me Stanley was one of mine. I only saw little bits of him but I just love his cuteness and the gobbledygook. We are pushing back into time. I know some of these comedians around the edges of memory. But I like to look back I never knew also. Anyway, I'm glad it made you think of your father and you enjoyed the film. Deep joy !
One of the best comics on TV, It was a pleasure to watch him on TV and in films, RIP Stanley
thank you very much Alan for your warm tribute to Stanley he always made you laugh you always tried to understand what he was saying but you never did regards kevin😊
He was truly a unique talent and so funny. I'm so please do enjoy that. It was very difficult to try the unwinds 😅 thanks Kevin
Another lovely video, the guy certainly was a one off, a genius tbh, I always loved trying to work out what he said lol, as Kenneth Wiilliams said to Sid James after Stanley's 2 minute dialogue, "Can you understand him" said Sid, " Yes I think so" said Kenneth, "hes given you notice to quit, hes had a better offer for the premises hes your landlord" Watch the carry on clip with Stanley truly brilliant, a lovely guy appeared in many shows and films, and what a lovely Church setting and graveyard.❤🌹
Now that's a Blast from the past .
I remember his as a young child in the 70s.
Thanks for the upload.
And thank you, David
Ive just listened to some of Stanley's utterings on RUclips. So much part of my childhood too. He was a lovely man and so funny and clever to boot. Then I spotted your channel and I can understand why you felt emotional. Tku for uploading his place of rest. Bless him.
He was an absolutely unique and super interesting film Thank you.
Very Kind of you.
You missed my favourite monologue...he did the side 2 of the SMALL FACES OGDENS NUT GONE FLAKE ALBUM...deep joy in the heavenly bode,
I absolutely loved Stanley Unwin he was so unique with his incredible dialogue a bit like polari . I would have loved to have heard Kenneth Williams speaking in Unwinism language 😀 Incredible guy and have seen Stanley in a few carry on films.
I totally agree the graveyard is beautiful with the trees creating like tree paths and almost tunnel like. Magnificent ❤️Thanks, Alan for another great video
There was something very cute about Stanley and I think Kenneth Williams does do the language in the carry-on film quite well. He was a very smart guy. Kenneth, but he had a unique please did Stanley I even remember seeing one of Noel Edmonds show which was hilarious 😅 super to bring back the memories isn't it? Take care of yourself mate. Alan
I remember dear Stanley in the Jo 90 Children's programme when I was very young oh such happy days Thankyou for putting a smile on my face x
You mean “The Secret Service”.
Very nice too watch you have Done him proud 👍👍👍👍☘️☘️☘️and may I to say that the church yard is kept to a very high standard 👍👍👍
Thank you very much Tomas. Take care mate
I’ve switched on to Talking pictures while watching this clip. Stanley Unwin popped up standing next to an old ford cortina.
Hi Mark I never heard of it but i will take a look cheers
You did such a great job of speaking Unwinese, that I couldn’t understand a word of it….that’s as it should be!😂
Hello Helen, I just have to tell you that that's how I normally speak unfortunately and being silly. Thank you ever so much. Super kind of you. Alan
What a lovely video! 🥰 I loved stanley Unwin so much. If they ever made a film about my life I would have wanted him to narrate it 🤣🤣🤣 Oh de diddly deep joy and follollop on my kneeclappers
Alan old style cemeteries are lovely nice video. thank you
I loved Stanley’s narration on the Small Faces album Ogdens' Nut Gone Flake. I’ve played that album to friends from the USA and Stanley always freaks them out (in a good way).
I like the Edwards. I didn't know about his contribution on the LPS. Thank you, alan
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I'm glad yours turned out three quarters half as much as you didn't half enjoy it.. Steady cool.
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Try side 2 of the small faces album 'Ogdons Nut Gone Flake'
I still remember Stanley Unwins Goldieloppers and the three bearloders who went furtrollopping up the garbaledge footoader! Not sure of the spelling as it's not my first language! LoL. And Cardew Robinson, now theres a name I have not heard for decades, he was a brilliant one off guy. I also remember with much affection Bill Maynard and Arthur Mullard who I once met,, funny story I came out of a station in Islington and there was a chap standing serving at a flower stall I said "excuse me do you happen to know where 'a certain road' ,, I heard Yus son and he turned and pointed to the direction I should take, I thanked him politely and said I recognise him from Yus my Dear and loved the show he offered out a big hand, we shook hands and off I went. I never knew till a short while ago of his somewhat sad and chequered early days, but he seemed a gentle sort to me.
Don't worry if you don't spell it right. I don't think it matters with Stanley
What a headstone beffittings of a wurldly gentlemen he was , how sadly missed his speaking’s are in the daily discombobulae.
I want to go with a band of bell ringers and ring a quarter peal at Long Buckby in memory of Stanley.
I have been thinking of him x
Very interesting video
I remember watching him and he was a mazing I was only very young watching him. The man speaks back to front am I tight or I'd it old English.
Oh that is so lovely I could never understand him I was only a child I remember askin my late ❤️ mom whys he talk like that I tried but could never talk like him great video till the next one RIP Stanley
It's great that I triggered your memories with your mom June He was a lovely, funny man that appealed
to adults and children. He was really cute. Take care, Alan
I remember him appearing on TV years ago 👍👏👏
Not a man l new However it clearly evident Stanly Unwin was very popular within his community living close to where he sleeps produced his own lan a beautiful well presented church yard we’re he now lay’s Thankyou for your service in entertainment sir R I P Sir
He was only in the one carry on - regardless. Also in chitty chitty bang bang
Hi Yes, I mention both. Stanley was great and unique.
I could watch your videos all night-fantastic research as always. 👏👏👏👏
That's very sweet of you. I watch out for you Troy. You're a gem
Hey alan what a unique man Stanley was a truely one off never be another like him ever ...... I ask you about Charlie Williams he's buried in Barnsley but doesn't say where mate sorry ?? 💯😊
Hi, Andy that was the one thing he was unique. That is the reason I think it stands out from everybody. Charlie Williams is on find a grave as it been in Barnsley but I couldn't get any information on the telephone. I'm going to try again because there are no pictures of the grave on the internet and sometimes that website is totally wrong. There's a plaque in Barnsley but I've got a feeling that its grave is not there but I will look into it. Thanks again, mate. Glad you like the video. Cheers Alan
He was my uncle❤❤❤❤
Love Unlin Stanwey!……🤪…..did you not notice the last part on his grave Alan - ‘Reunitey’ in the heavenly ‘bodie’
I think he was in Chitty Chitty Bang Bang as well
I can’t believe you were down my neck of the woods. Would have been lovely to meet you! Fantastic video as always.
Hello! Ric didn't know where you lived but I am adding back down through Wales right down to the bottom of the country in about a week's time. I'm going to spend a good month so you never know. Might see you someday. And thank you ever so much for the comments. By the way, I love Stanley. All the best, Alan
If your still here. Come to Kettering and do a video on Charles Wicksteed. The creator of the uk first pleasure park. He beat Disney in creating a park
Wow! I've never heard of him but he was quite significant If he thought first about the idea of it, nice one. I'll keep that on my list. See you late
@@MotorHomeBeepBeep thanks. Keep those videos coming
Do you think Roald Dahl maybe copied him for BFG? Not sure I'm ignorant as to when BFG was written. Also that could be a grave to find? Love your channel found by accident, moved to Oz in 1995 from UK and hadn't realised how many of the people I grew up with on telly and theatre had passed, so thanks for your channel it's been really enlightening. 🙏
I read that John Lennon was fascinated by Unwin and wrote songs inspired by him
You completely mis-read what was written on the grave stone - which was a shame cos it's the funniest bit - and it's Long Buckby not Buckley.
Otherwise excellent! 👍
Long BuckBy?
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Secret service and a cd discky things cd legend
RiP a Genie if everymode.......titter'n how & deep joyflood as all times saddlery, oh yes.
Stanley was brilliant, loved watching him on TV. Now, Judy in case you are considering buying a new car, here is Stanley to give you some advice:
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Thank you ever so much Mark. I've never seen that clip before. It was a gem. Regards, Alan
I still think this is funny after all these years ( Tongue firmly in cheek time, you have been warned!) ruclips.net/video/Bfe4RwkNB5I/видео.html
Amazing the funny. I wonder if that was the guy that really did Bill and Ben. I bet it was. They certainly got on well together
@@MotorHomeBeepBeep Yes it was , Peter Hawkins who was famous for doing the voices of characters in some other children's programmes too. Not only that he also voiced the Daleks and Cybermen in Dr. Who from 1963-1968 !
Am I loosing my marbles or is this just dejn vu?
Hib WK The other one said preview because it was 2 minutes long. This one is the full film 15 minutes long.
@@MotorHomeBeepBeep It was the intro and the pic of gyrating Elvis that had me confused 🤣
@@TheWacoKid1963 Deep Joy WK :-)
Well-produced video spoilt by too many misquotes and mispronunciations, Oh Deep Folly!☹
Hi Alan! These nostalgic trips back down memory lane are such a tonic I can't tell you!!
My favourite Unwinism is "whirlybirdyrollycopter" (which for all you 'non-unwinianspeakeyweekis' mean a HELICOPTER!)
Oh how I miss the innocence of my childhood!! Thank you for posting, for sharing and four being so lovely 😍
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When I pass, my wish is that Motorhome Beep Beep visits the Travellingunderpants 🩲