Richard Pryor RIP

[lotusmark2]

Richard Pryor has died of a Heart attack at age 65.
Such a loss in so many ways.

BBC NEWS

 

[SEM]

He was a Funny Man, Sad loss

 

[grasmere]

one of the funniest films was 'hear no evil see no evil' with Gene Wilder, fabulous.

RIP

 

[scumbag]

such a shame, but we all have to go sometime.
at least we can keep our memories of the good things, like that film when he was playing a blind man! i still ache when i see that!

 

[scumbag]

one of the funniest films was 'hear no evil see no evil' with Gene Wilder, fabulous.

RIP

DAMN! thats what i mean to put

 

[grasmere]

'hear no evil see no evil'

thats the one - eg the scene where the cop asking questions is stood in front of the blind man and behind the deaf one asking questions but isnt seen or heard

and other scenes like it - laughed till I cried.

 

[grasmere]

DAMN! thats what i mean to put

you see scumbag - thats the secret of good comedy - timing :bannana: he he

 

[scumbag]

i liked the ice cream on the head!

and when he found out he was black! now that was classic!

 

[scumbag]

you see scumbag - thats the secret of good comedy - timing :bannana: he he

and getting in your............

 

[scumbag]

punchline

 

[grasmere]

and when he found out he was black! now that was classic!

LOL ooh that hurts - thats it - gotta download it and watch it again

 

[Madferrit]

My fav has got to be Brewsters Millions. Brings back a lot of childhood memories

 

[lotusmark2]

for this quote a confectionary will be used to substitute......


See no Evil.

Leggy woman asks Pryor

Any last requests?
I suppose a FUDGE is out of the question....

Always wondered why more people did not have that as their last request

 

[pammy]

Very sad indeed - a super guy always made you laugh

 

[lotusmark2]

I think one of the best things that anyone can say about Pryor is that you can not think about him and not smile...think that speaks volumes

 

[blicky_1]

My fav has got to be Brewsters Millions. Brings back a lot of childhood memories

Yep I remember that as a kid, great bit where he sent the stamp through the mail! (antique stamp worth a fair bit!!)

 

[blassberg]

I liked him in the Superman 2?3? movie when he stole all the fractions of pennies via the computer system - they were looking out the window asking who would do such a thing as Pryor pulls up in a Ferrari.

 

[SEM]

Did anyone see his stand up routines, live.... some great classics inspired many