A Love Letter to Jack Benny

Téléfilm
1981
2h

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA special hosted by three of Jack's close friends featuring clips from past TV shows and specials.A special hosted by three of Jack's close friends featuring clips from past TV shows and specials.A special hosted by three of Jack's close friends featuring clips from past TV shows and specials.

Réalisation
- Norman Abbott
Scénario
- Hal Goldman
- Hugh Wedlock Jr.
Casting principal

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Réalisation
- Norman Abbott
Scénario
- Hal Goldman
- Hugh Wedlock Jr.
Casting principal

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Jack Benny

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George Burns

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Bob Hope

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Johnny Carson

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Fred Allen

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Gracie Allen

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Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson

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Lucille Ball

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Bea Benaderet

Milton Berle

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Sara Berner

Mel Blanc

Dan Blocker

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Humphrey Bogart

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Carol Burnett

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Raymond Burr

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Maurice Chevalier

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Dick Clark

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Réalisation
- Norman Abbott
Scénario
- Hal Goldman
- Hugh Wedlock Jr.
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Beautiful tribute to one of the best comedians ever

"Love Letter to Jack Benny" is wonderfully warm-hearted tribute to the late comic genius. Hosted by three men who knew Jack well (including his best friend, George Burns), they introduce a raft of rare clips from his later programs in the 60s. What becomes abundantly clear is that great comedy NEVER ages and no one mastered the art of pauses and reaction shots better than Jack Benny.

One particular highlight is his "final" which he admits at the top was a stunt by the network for rating and was in no way his final show. However, then Governor Ronald Reagan, as a farewell present, offers him a car. The reaction of Jack Benny (trying to decide whether or not to take the car) is gut busting and has echoes of his classic "Your money or your life" routine from decades before.

If you're a fan of Jack Benny, this is beyond a must see.