Ernie Wise
- English
- Comedian
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How Morecambe and Wise honed their genius
Eric Morecambe's son Gary found lost tapes that reveal the inner workings of the comic duo, reports Clive Davis as a new documentary screens tonight.
Clive Davis, The Times, 28th July 2021Lost Morecambe and Wise Show a 'huge discovery'
The son of comedian Eric Morecambe has said how "fantastic" it was to find a missing episode of the Morecambe and Wise Show in the family home's attic.
BBC, 28th July 2021Morecambe & Wise: The Lost Tapes review
Still better than most TV comedy today.
Anita Singh, The Telegraph, 28th July 2021Preview - Morecambe And Wise: The Lost Tapes
Funniest joke ever? You could start a fight anywhere over that one. Few would quibble, however, over the inclusion of an Eric Morecambe classic on any shortlist.
Alison Rowat, The Herald, 24th July 2021The day Eric shot Ernie with a stuffed poodle
Ello, ello! Here's Eric Morecambe as you've never seen him, dressed as a policeman in an oversized helmet. And he's towing a toy poodle on wheels.
Christopher Stevens, Daily Mail, 21st July 2021Morecambe & Wise's wiped BBC1 debut found
A missing episode of The Morecambe & Wise Show has been found. The 45-minute special aired in October 1970 as the duo's BBC1 debut for their hit sketch series.
British Comedy Guide, 20th July 2021Sunshine And Laughter by Louis Barfe review
This comprehensive biography shows why the two men remain the 'gold standard for double acts'.
Dominic Maxwell, The Times, 10th July 2021Review: Sunshine And Laughter
It's testament to the enduring appeal of Morecambe and Wise that I already have nine books about them on my shelf. Louis Barfe's makes it ten.
Chortle, 8th July 2021Extract: Sunshine And Laughter by Louis Barfe
An extract from Barfe's biography of Morecambe and Wise. This passage talks about their wives Doreen Blythe and Joan Bartlett, who didn't like each other.
Louis Barfe, Mail on Sunday, 4th July 2021Morecambe and Wise cleared over 'racist' Irish sketch
The BBC's complaints unit today reveals that they have investigated the much-loved duo over a comedy sketch they recorded in 1968. The skit featured Irish singer Ronnie Carroll and contained references to the IRA that at least one viewer found offensive enough to complain about.
Chortle, 15th April 2021