Big Mac said:Mad Eyed Screamer said:worked at a youth centre in Manchester in the mid / late 80's and the kids would bring an Eddie Murphy live video in and spend all night laughing at it because he said the word ''fuck'' a lot.
I used to wonder how many times he could say the line ''get the fuck outta here'' before they got bored of it. but they never did......
Made maybe 2 good films (48 Hours and the 1st Beverley Hills Cop) and that's it....
What about Trading Places?. Think that was pretty good.
Lost Pilot said:Delirious is shite so much so that he's taken it off the shelves, that and the fact that his views on 'Gays' and Aids in it are extremely prejudice!
Trading Places is a classic though.
Lost Pilot said:Delirious is shite so much so that he's taken it off the shelves, that and the fact that his views on 'Gays' and Aids in it are extremely prejudice!
Trading Places is a classic though.
Yes, it wasn't compulsory to be gay if you wanted to be on telly back in them days.Helmet Cole said:Lost Pilot said:Delirious is shite so much so that he's taken it off the shelves, that and the fact that his views on 'Gays' and Aids in it are extremely prejudice!
Trading Places is a classic though.
You have to see it in the context of nearly 30 years ago before gays were great. Back then they were rubbish, and you wouldn't have wanted to be or even know one.
LongsightM13 said:Yes, it wasn't compulsory to be gay if you wanted to be on telly back in them days.Helmet Cole said:Lost Pilot said:Delirious is shite so much so that he's taken it off the shelves, that and the fact that his views on 'Gays' and Aids in it are extremely prejudice!
Trading Places is a classic though.
You have to see it in the context of nearly 30 years ago before gays were great. Back then they were rubbish, and you wouldn't have wanted to be or even know one.
Nowadays, the BBC stands for Barrowman's Bum Chums.