The Graham Norton Show John Cleese about his mother
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@ColinNeeson 6 years ago (edited)
I’m a big fan of Cleese. When my mum died and was cremated, my first comment when i picked up her ashes was “she’s lost a lot of weight”. The look on their faces was priceless. She would have laughed.
@DarkeningSkies1 9 years ago
"He never wanted to be liked, and that was what made him so hilarious..."- Eric Idle on John Cleese
@minimaxi802 4 years ago (edited)
John Cleese mother was called Muriel and lived to be 101. She lived in three centuries from 1899 to 2000 through the whole of the 20th century.
@ClarinoI 6 years ago
"Who do you want on the show next week Graham?"
"Oh, I don't care, just get the three tallest people who are in town."
"Oh, I don't care, just get the three tallest people who are in town."
@fpp9183 6 years ago
Seeing John Cleese's body language and laughter during Swift's stories makes me like him even more. He looked interested, payed attention and laughed genuinely.
He seems to be one of those people that brightens up any room he is in.
He seems to be one of those people that brightens up any room he is in.
@PatternWeaverINTP 6 years ago
9 out of 10 of those phobias sound directly related to the World Wars she were a part of :p
@nalk20 9 years ago
"she lived through the first world war, Great Depression, rise of Hitler and Stalin, second world war, atomic bombs, foundation of Israel, cold war, space age..." No wonder his mom felt down occasionally. :)
@sarina76667 4 years ago
Sounds like my grandma on my mother’s side. I’d visit her every Sunday with my roommate/best friend. One day she was telling me about her “near death experience” she had the day before. “I was having trouble breathing and my chest hurt and I thought I must be having a heart attack!” Her face lit up when she said this. She was smiling ear to ear. So excited! “And then I realized… Nope. Just heartburn… Damn…” Her expression dropped so suddenly to serious and pouty that my roommate and I lost it. I always loved her sense of humor. She’s probably the reason why that whole side of the family has such a sarcastic and dark wit.
@rajasimanta 6 years ago
I wish they were young forever, we needed more Monty Python than there is ... Could cure world's depression
The Graham Norton Show John Cleese about his mother
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