Victor Borge does his famous phonetic punctuation, that is, adds sound to periods, commas, dashes, etc. while reading a romantic story from a book.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Victor Borge and Marilyn Mulvey. Enjoy.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Victor Borge does his famous phonetic punctuation, that is, adds sound to periods, commas, dashes, etc. while reading a romantic story from a book.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Victor Borge and Marilyn Mulvey. Enjoy.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
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R.I.P. Victor Borge. Died December 22, 2000. It’s his face that says it all…HILARIOUS
He did this for a segment of “The Electric Company”.
LOLOL i love this
Love love love Victor Borge!!
Better love story then twilight.
lol this guy is too funny and a great pianist!
Phonetic Funktuation would be an amazing name for a band.
Beat-boxing at its finest…
think about it. “the well-known sound of his departing horse” What would the punctuation mark and sound be after that? *that* is the joke..
how does he do that with the piano keyboard at the end??
I heard this yesterday on Artsound FM Canberra while I walked my dog, couldn’t stop laughing.
An french comic do this sketch in french
Search “Michel leeb, la ponctuation”
Because “the sound of his departing horse” was all she heard… Only that.
This is humorous in a double sense: it is a funny performance, as well as an artistic meditation on a problem of a practical philosophy of language.
Thumbs up to me please; I’m going to perform this whole sequence for a speech class tomorrow!
VEEP! VEEEP!
OH, I GET IT: “THE WELL KNOWN SOUND OF HIS DEPARTING HORSE.” HE’S SUPPOSED TO BE A PLAYBOY–A DON WON–LOVE ‘EM AND LEAVE ‘EM KINDA CAT.
AND THOSE CRAZY PUNCTUATION MARKS ARE MEANT TO DEPICT WHAT YOU CAN’T SAY FOR ETTEQUITE’S SAKE–KIND OF LIKE A DOUBLE ENTUNDRA. HAAA!
thumbs up if you tried to immitate the sounds he made.
Don’t get the joke at the end, but whatever, the rest was hilarious!
Thanx so much for uploading it. I used to own it but lost the dvd through the years. Great memories return, thanx again.
Great video ……jajajajajjajajaja
“in the very far…where Croatia is.” LOL
My one goal in my career as a pianist is now to harass the vocalist with methods such as these!
Hands off, please! Giuseppe Verdi, Joe Green to you!
love how he says ohh god!!!!!!!
Told my sisters the “monkery” joke and they almost died laughing.
2:07-2:17
EXACTLY!! xDDD
i dont like her bow! 0_0
what year was this? if anyone knows. thanks
The funniest man who ever lived.
I wish there was another victor Borge
Well, you can say nunnery, why can’t you say monkery?
Love that line!
He actually duffs the first two minutes and then takes off, but its damn impressive how he handles the dead period without panicing, just pure class.
god i love him
Victor Borge, you are missed!
I’d have loved to see him live in his lifetime, both for his skill playing and the comedy; I wish there was more singing in this video though – I was eager to hear Marilyn.
I only found this searching for my ancestry, me and Marilyn share the same surname, my late grandad was a pianist and I’m an amateur opera singer, cool coincidences lol
i saw him in concert when he was 90 and 91 years old. this is on here elsewhere with Marilyn Mulvey but some posters are so stupid they dont realise this is STAGED. They think she is putting up with this…but this is all rehersed and staged. Also he has used her as a stooge before, but she looked waaaaaayyyyyy different. Same Song, different hairstyle.
Hahahah. That’s the best runnin gag. (and best advice lol.) xD
Hands off, please.
… With regards to ‘getting used to something and not laughing at it’, I must an exception then, because lots of things I watch STILL make me laugh my socks off.. Victor Borge doing just about anything, Norman Wisdom, The Muppets, Carry-On films, Jim Carrey in Mask, and of course lots of lovely PIXAR films too..
Maybe my funny bone just like the excercise.. Whatever the reason I LOVE TO LAUGH, it’s very good for you too i believe.. Best regards from Sunny Wales today :0)x
Victor Borge RULES!!!