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>>>>Topic: RIP Elaine Stritch
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DeanJul 17, 2014
The brilliant American actor, comedian and singer, and JAM guest, Elaine
Stritch has died at the age of 89.
Her one JAM appearance in 1982 is widely regarded as one of the best JAM
shows ever done – Nicholas once declared it his favourite single show. We are
spoilt for choice on that accolade, but Elaine’s brassy approach, humour and
disregard for the rules certainly made this one of the most memorable shows
ever. It also brought out the best in both Kenneth Williams and Sir Clement
Freud.
Some of the obituaries which look back over her long and memorable
career...
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>>>>Topic: Re: RIP Elaine Stritch
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ejumeanJul 17, 2014
I definitely agree that Elaine's appearance on JAM was one of the best episodes ever. I never get tired of listening to that particular episode. My favourite exchange (during round Keeping My Figure):
ES: I think keeping your figure is very important. (buzz)
NP: Uh, Clement Freud has challenged.
CF: Uh, it's "keeping my figure", not "keeping your..."
NP: It doesn't matter! She can still say "keeping your figure" and go on the subject, she doesn't have to say "keeping my figure", start off with the words on the card.
CF: Direct deviation of the subject!
BC: You cad!
NP: You can't be so ungenerous and ungallant!
CF: We were very....
ES: I got two laughs and you're mad at me!
At which Clement and pretty much every one else laughs uproariously.
RIP Elaine.
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