I miss Mel Brooks
Funny man..
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Sometimes the shark will kill you for fun....
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There ain't no sanity clause... (Chico Marx)
Sex and drugs and sausage rolls..
I accidentally..a burrito. (Old Fuji)
he was never as funny without Gene Wilder
one nation, under surveillance with liberty and justice for few
still not figgering on biggering
Fantastic movies from Mel early in his career.
Later on? Not so much.
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The era or error
Originally Posted by
Mel Brooklyn Boy
His father died of kidney disease at 34 when Brooks was only two years old. Brooks has said of his father's death that "there's an outrage there. I may be angry at God, or at the world, for that. And I'm sure a lot of my comedy is based on anger and hostility. Growing up in Williamsburg, I learned to clothe it in comedy to spare myself problems - like a punch in the face. "
Josephine Baker: After a short while she was the most successful American entertainer working in France. Ernest Hemingway called her "… the most sensational woman anyone ever saw."
a lot of people loved bugs bunny, but i kinda always wanted elmer fudd to kill da wabbit.
I don't normally "do people." - Dr. Roebuck
Originally Posted by
SystemShock
Fantastic movies from Mel early in his career.
Later on? Not so much.
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The quality definitely wasn't there later on. After Blazing Saddles and The Producers there was nowhere to go but down. I actually like him better as a raconteur talking about the old days in New York and the Borscht Belt, he's often hilarious in that setting.
There ain't no sanity clause... (Chico Marx)
Sex and drugs and sausage rolls..
I accidentally..a burrito. (Old Fuji)
and the missing ingredient
Originally Posted by
SystemShock
Fantastic movies from Mel early in his career.
Later on? Not so much.
.
in Mel's later movies, No Gene Wilder
while Gene went on to make smash hit comedies with Richard Pryor
one nation, under surveillance with liberty and justice for few
still not figgering on biggering
Originally Posted by
atpjunkie
in Mel's later movies, No Gene Wilder
while Gene went on to make smash hit comedies with Richard Pryor
plan was to have pryor in blazing saddles, right?
I don't normally "do people." - Dr. Roebuck
BONC founding member
Reputation:
Mel Brooks' history, as a writer, actor, director and producer is far too broad -and successful, to pin on a few movies.
Yes, an inspiration, collaborator, and surely sole genius.
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It's strange to consider that Civil War vets and atomic bombs
overlapped each other in history by more than a decade
Originally Posted by
weltyed
a lot of people loved bugs bunny, but i kinda always wanted elmer fudd to kill da wabbit.
Elmer was way too stuped for Bugs. What I really wanted to see was Sylveshhter eat that frikkin' canary. As a child I wanted that with all my heart.
There ain't no sanity clause... (Chico Marx)
Sex and drugs and sausage rolls..
I accidentally..a burrito. (Old Fuji)
Yeah- don't forget
his work with Carl Reiner!
We'll be back soon, there will be more of us, and next time we won't be dropping leaflets.
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Originally Posted by
sir duke
Funny man..
My favorite Brooks saddle....
Why "Blazing".... of course.
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