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Bye Gene. You brought lots of laughs to my childhood!
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i live because this poor half crazed genius has given me life
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Yeah, we'll be missing him a lot, and all his excellent and hilarious work! This movie moment of course would be the most appropriate Loneanimator tribute.
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When Fronkensteen turned Frankenstein!
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And here is the moment above for everyone.Β
www.youtube.com/watch?v=RBB7Atβ¦
My agreement here on the result of "it could be worse".Β
www.youtube.com/watch?v=9AFf0yβ¦
This was always funnier than it should be.Β
www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdIID_β¦
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"To wash up, I've got to look normal! *Collar snaps off* ALL OF US HAVE GOT TO BEHAVE NORMALLY!!"Β
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Wilder could go from composed to manic in seconds!
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Back when comedies could be smart and funny!
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This movie is a classic quotes machine
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WEll, I did re-watch the movie again.Β Though, I remember nearly every line. Favorite bitΒ "Abby Someone..."
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My laugh-out loud line is "What knockers!"Β Β
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What about, "He would have an enormous 'Schwanschtucker'... Woof!"
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"..That goes without saying.."
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Another sad farewell to another superb actor and comedian.
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Yes, we seem to be running out of them.
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Sad, but true.
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That's outstanding! Great likeness and expression!
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And a damn fine writer too, IMO
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I loved how goofy but angry his characters were.
always thought Start the Revolution without Me was his most underrated film.
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Yes, anger and anxiety were his main expressions
Haven't seen Start the Revolution Without Me for a long, long time, but you're right; that one seems to be quite passed over nowadays.
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I mean it is a dumb film in a way, but I liked seeing Gene both goofy and arrogant as both sets of twins.
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Great man, loved pretty much all roles he played
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He's just known for comedy roles, but he did quite a bit of stage acting where he really showed his range. I just think he was a great actor, as well as writer.
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Didn't know he was in theater stuff, too. Wonder if theres any recordings of any of his acts there?
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Probably not. It generally seems very few stage performances have been recorded for posterity.
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This is a great tribute, especially with that expression. 
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My favorite Wilder movie is either Young Frankenstein, orΒ The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother, which I still think is his craziest and absolutely hilarious
The Willy Wonka film was, for some reason not a hit or very well marketed in Sweden. My guess is that by our standards back then it was simply percieved as being too scary for kids. The film is almost unknown over here, though the Dahl book has been read by generations of children. We have our own very cherished version, a TV series which was sort of animated using tons of exciting illustrations by a Swedish children's book artist, and the story was read by one of our best known actors. I'm sure this sounds incredibly simplistic, but it was perfect children's TV, and my generation, and others after me, have grown up with it.
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Nice. Though I doubt Roald Dahl really cared because I remember he didn't want Gene Wilder as Wonka.
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I think Dahl wanted Spike Milligan instead.
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That was what I heard from IMDB. Though he did like Angelica Huston as the Grand High Witch.
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What was your favourite film of his? mine was Young Frankenstein, and Blazing Saddles
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My favorite Gene Wilder movies are Young Frankenstein and The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes' Smarter Brother, which I think is absolutely hilarious.
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I'll have to watch the Sherlock movie again
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