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| John Candy |
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By: feralflea
19/08/2008
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| Gene Wilder in the original version of "The Producers" |
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By: marina.stefanopoulos
15/08/2008
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The "I love Lucy" Lucille and her husband I used to find hilarious. Just looking at them, especially Lucy made me crack out laughing.
Those characters impersonating schizophrenics tho' are not at all funny ta muchly Hollywood (grow up 4 peace sake). |
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By: marina.stefanopoulos
15/08/2008
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The "I love Lucy" Lucille and her husband I used to find hilarious. Just looking at them, especially Lucy made me crack out laughing.
Those characters impersonating schizophrenics tho' are not at all funny ta muchly Hollywood (grow up 4 peace sake). |
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By: marina.stefanopoulos
7/08/2008
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Jerry Lewis
The Three Stooges
Laurel and Hardy
Thanassis Vengos
Charlie Chaplin |
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By: marisa1963a
7/08/2008
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Oohh, this is a toughie: let's try:
Jack Elam in Support Your Local Gunfighter and Support Your Local Sheriff OR
Jack Lemmon in The Great Race |
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By: pk8298
5/08/2008
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<Larry Hagman (Hadley Lamah in blazzing saddle's)>
Larry Hagman wasn't in Blazing Saddles. The character you're speaking of was played by Harvey Kormann(sp?) |
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By: andersonanne24
4/08/2008
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| I loved Robin Williams in Mrs Doubtfire!! |
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By: vestbazena
4/08/2008
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For me, the funniest performances often come from dramatic actors:
Robert DeNiro: Meet the Parents & the Fockers
Michael Douglas: The Wonder Boys
Kevin Kline: A Fish Called Wanda
Billy Bob: Bad Santa & Bandits
ABout every third Steve Martin performance; early Eddie Murphy; |
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By: marisa1963a
3/08/2008
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Pre-1950: Harpo Marx in The Big Store.
Post-1950: Robin Williams in Mrs Doubtfire. |
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By: monkey_pie1
11/07/2008
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| Sascha Barron Cohen. hands down. |
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By: nintendo_ds1995
8/07/2008
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| rowan atkinson. he plays mr bean so well its like a second nature |
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By: farrugiapa
2/07/2008
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| billy connolly tops the list |
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By: misspisces69
14/06/2008
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Jerry Lewis, Eddie Murphy and Robin Williams are all great.
I hate Jim Carrey he annoys the hell out of me, those damn faces he pulls are NOT funny! Lol |
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By: littlebirdie17
12/06/2008
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| He is my number one person on my Top Five http://nikasland.blogspot.com |
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By: littlebirdie17
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| Adam Sandler is the best!!! Go see Zohan!!! |
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By: ralegunn
10/06/2008
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Rowan Atkinson.
Oop's,
sorry i thought this was the "Unfunniest comedian actor" thread |
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By: mark.james56
6/06/2008
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| The MarX Bros. Hands down. |
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By: aussieportmidlife
30/05/2008
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jerry lewis. don knots. gilligan's island. the marx brothers
RODNEY DANGERFIELD |
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By: sunnybilson
30/05/2008
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| Don Adams' timing and delivery as Maxwell Smart. |
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By: gdixontwin
29/05/2008
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| Adam Sandler? Funny or Annoying? |
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By: ralegunn
29/05/2008
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And,
Terrance and Phillip in the South Park Movie, hee hee hee |
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By: ralegunn
29/05/2008
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Early Jerry is brilliant.
Buster Keaton, W.C Field's, Cary Grant, (yes cary Grant), Larry Hagman (Hadley Lamah in blazzing saddle's)
Eddy Murphy, Mike Myres, Robin Williams.
The Whole cast of Monty Python. |
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By: ginandtonic1963
28/05/2008
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| dean martin and jerry lewis. don knots. gilligan's island. the marx brothers. phillis diller was a crack-up in her time. bette midler is funny. |
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By: roxcatty
27/05/2008
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| Peter Cook and Dudley Moore |
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