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Forty years a household name and Britain's best loved comedian, Sir Norman Wisdom is the most astonishing phenomenon in post- war British entertainment. With his undiminished ability to delight and enchant audiences, Sir Norman displays the full range of his talents in this great live stage performance - clowning, joking, and singing some of his best loved songs, including his own compositions. He also plays the saxophone, piano, trumpet, clarinet, posthorn and drums just as well as he plays the fool. The humour of Sir Norman Wisdom is timeless and universal. His 'downtrodden little chap' first earned him a BAFTA award for "Trouble in Store" in 1952 and he has been voted Britain's top comedian many times since. "Live on Stage" captures the essence of the King of the Clowns - a mixture of pathos and side-splitting comedy - for you to watch again and again.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
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i was dissapointed with this dvd as i thought it was going to be norman wisdom doing stand up comedy to an audience, but it was just him doing a comedy routine and never talking to the audience at all.
the great norman wisdom at is best. a stand up show with gags and music, plus behind the seens
a must for norman wisdom fans young and old
a must for norman wisdom fans young and old
11 of 17 people found the following review helpful
There's some neat witty comments and gags -especially when he kicks in the Bass drum. Would of liked to hear a bit more of his musicianship. But harmless family fun, my 12 year old liked the show, always a good sign.
On the minus, a couple of the gags were a bit crass. 'Norm' should have erradicated those by then with all his experience. But compaired to many modern Comic's its really almost not worth a mention.
On the minus, a couple of the gags were a bit crass. 'Norm' should have erradicated those by then with all his experience. But compaired to many modern Comic's its really almost not worth a mention.
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