Jonathan Winters discusses It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World - EMMYTVLEGENDS.ORG

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  @78Notch · 12 years ago

  I will never forget him destroying the gas station!, I was 13 years old!

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  @fastmail55 · 13 years ago

  Always thought Mr. Winters was a class act.  He proves it here.  

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  @blinko656 · 13 years ago

  Jonathan Winters MADE that movie, it a Mad Mad Mad Mad world. He was perfect. Im 63 and this retired Firemen is crying over his death...He is Loved..!!

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  @bvscfanatic · 13 years ago

  This is so difficult for me to watch.   I used to watch Jonathan Winters on the Jack Paar show, and I saw "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World" when it first came out.  I knew that he had suffered emotional illness.  It's so difficult and painful to realize that this wonderful, brilliant man who has given so much joy to so many people might have suffered so horribly in his own personal life.    Jonathan Winters is a genius.  He has given us all so much.  

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  @ChefPatrickRand · 12 years ago

  When this incredible man,first came into my restaurant, he looked at me & started being himself ! I could not hold the laughter,. Mr. Winters was a MASTER !!!

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  @snowrocket · 14 years ago

  I heard/saw that Jonathan was the life of the party the entire time he was around the cast and crew of "Mad World". He kept everyone laughing and in good spirits. Although I love the entire movie and EVERY character, from the first time I saw it, Jonathan as "Pike the truck driver" was and STILL is my favorite character. Just for that, I say he gets an extra share!

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  @MoreGrievances · 13 years ago

  &quot;Out baby out!&quot; <br><br>&quot;DON&apos;T call me baby.&quot;

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  @johnsradios484 · 8 years ago

  Interesting story , had no idea he was depressed so much .

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  @VortecCyclone · 13 years ago

  Not only his best--perhaps the funniest scene in the history of cinema...at least it gets my vote<br>

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  @jeprice08 · 13 years ago

  I wish he was still alive, but you know what? He did what he was put on this Earth to do: entertain people in a way that only HE can. &nbsp;We all have a great, big purpose in life. &nbsp;Mine may be different from or quite similar to yours, but we all have a purpose and as soon as that purpose is fulfilled, our job is done and we leave, never to return again. &nbsp;And that&apos;s what Jonathan Winters and other comedians before or after him have done and they will forever be remembered for that.

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  @cainster · 15 years ago

  One of the greats talking about one of the greats. I loved Winters&apos; one-man wrecking machine impersonation and the whole destruction of the service station. Possibly some of his best comedic work in this film.

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  @songanddanceman100 · 12 years ago

  Now - Mickey Rooney and Sid Ceasar and Johnathan Winters are all gone. All gone within a year of each other. Sadness. None of the stars are left.

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