This video features HUGH LAURIE. And it's a hilarious sketch about how Hamlet came to be the play we know and love today. And did I mention that it has HUGH LAURIE?
Mmmm... HUGH LAURIE.
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8 comments:
That is GREAT! But why didn't you mention that it has HUGH LAURIE? I'd have watched it much sooner! :-D
I love Hugh Laurie. We've been watching Jeeves and Wooster the past couple of weeks. My teens are hooked.
My girls, 3 and 4, love Jeeves and Wooster. It's especially funny when they start quoting lines with an English accent.
Holy crap. forget hugh laurie. That's MR. BEAN!!!!!
Love it!
"Holy crap. forget hugh laurie. That's MR. BEAN!!!!!"
Or, as I fondly remember him, The Black Adder.
I am embarassed to admit that I thought Mr. Bean was Jeremy Northam before the first close-up.
Blasphemy.
BLACKADDER AND HOUSE!!!!
Mmmmm...Hugh.
love this: "Whoops!" (Hamlet Falls off the Battlements)
Cracking up.
Those guys need to reunite and do another historical satire. They were so damn brilliant in the Regency and WWI Blackadders.
Mir
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