Don Rickles on Charlie Rose

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  @selftrue670 · 9 years ago

  After this interview, I'm left with this impression: Don Rickles is phenomenally funny; that's self evident.  But, beyond that, he seems to be a fine and genuine person.

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  @hipsterabster · 8 years ago

  "I don't tell jokes, I tell Attitude..."   More than just a comedian..  We miss you, Don.

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  @NevadaBoss · 8 years ago

  One of the great moments of my life was being called a 'Nazi bastard' by The Don. There will never be another one like him...

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  @richardcollins6684 · 4 years ago

  My Father passed away, I was in tears. That night, Don Rickles actually spoke about death of a friend.  He stated I will miss my best friend forever. Don with fake crying saying he owed me so much money too!  I met Don told him about my Dad passing and his jokes made me feel better. He asked, I am very sad to hear this. By the way! Did he owe you money too? I laughed!  He will truly be missed in the world.

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  @iaintmadatcha · 10 years ago (edited)

  Im black but i actually liked this guy because of his racist jokes lol its ironic i know but u can blatantly see he done it to say yes we are all different from different backgrounds, lets joke and laugh amongst each other. You could see his intentions were good hes a legend straight up

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  @ronwesterduin2471 · 5 years ago

  Don, you will be forever missed around the world. May you rest in piece.

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  @thomasthomas2418 · 6 years ago

  Rickles was so reflective here. He had a wonderful grace to his soul, diametrically opposed to his performing persona.Very touching, in spite of Charlie Rose.

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  @fanboy2015 · 10 years ago

  It's nice hearing Rickles not doing his act, but just talking. Good interview.

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  @delicatesoundsofsatan5523 · 6 years ago

  This was cool... A very rare chance to hear Rickles actually speak and not cracking jokes the entire time. Usually you couldn't get two serious sentences out of the man because he was always on. He did everything he wanted to do, always did things his own way no matter what anyone else said, and had one hell of a life by the time he died at 90. Many of us will only have a small fraction of the type of experiences this man had. Lucky guy. And funny as hell.

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  @connie9302 · 6 months ago

  I really miss the great ones ❤❤

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  @gerguil · 4 years ago

  Everytime i see a video of Don, I can't resist watching it. Rip Don. U are very much missed.

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  @ElmwoodParkHulk · 5 years ago

  After this interview , Charlie dropped his pants and fired a rocket ....

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