Originally posted by FMFAre you going to start a thread every time someone dies? 😉
Ronnie Barker was funnier, but Ronnie Corbett was his perfect partner in comedy. They were at the top of their trade in the 1970s and 1980s and were probably more recognizable and just as loved as any other British celebrities during that era.
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Originally posted by FMFHe (they) were very funny.
Ronnie Barker was funnier, but Ronnie Corbett was his perfect partner in comedy. They were at the top of their trade in the 1970s and 1980s and were probably more recognizable and just as loved as any other British celebrities during that era.
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Originally posted by FMFNooo, not Ronnie Corbett, i liked Ronnie Corbett.
Ronnie Barker was funnier, but Ronnie Corbett was his perfect partner in comedy. They were at the top of their trade in the 1970s and 1980s and were probably more recognizable and just as loved as any other British celebrities during that era.
31 Mar 16
Originally posted by FMFThe Two Ronnies were far superior to Morecambe & Wise in my opinion and Corbett's
Ronnie Barker was funnier, but Ronnie Corbett was his perfect partner in comedy. They were at the top of their trade in the 1970s and 1980s and were probably more recognizable and just as loved as any other British celebrities during that era.
"silliness" was the perfect foil to Barker's intellectual wit and endless punning.
RIP
31 Mar 16
Originally posted by wolfgang59I always remember one particular joke he cracked .....Scots man got off the train at Kings cross complaining he had lost all his luggage ....the cork had fell out .
The Four Candles sketch in hardware store was funnier. 😉
Funny bloke sadly missed .