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Tim Thomerson's crazy standup routine from 1976 on Freddie Prinze & Friends.(Stagecoach Impression)
I remember this HBO Special with comedians Gary Muledeer, Elaine Boosler, Tim Thomerson, Jay Leno and Freedie Prinze! My grandfather and I were watching and we thought this was the funniest thing we ever saw on television! We were all laughing hysterically especially at this Tim Thomerson skit.
Nov 2, 2022 · Best Answer. This isn't the original version which I found somewhere, but it is the routine:...
Other highlights include the following: Mike Binder gives his impression of a day at Disneyland and guesses how people came up with ideas for the rides; Lotus Weinstock talks about how women behave when a baby is present, and jokes about masturbation; Weinstock invites Tim Thomerson on stage and he performs his trademark "Stagecoach" routine ...
- Many Gigs and Travel
- The Beginning
- Training and Technique
- Meleager The Mighty
- Renee O'Connor and Gabrielle
- More on Meleager
TIM THOMERSON: Yes, for Baby Ruth candy bars. RUDNICK: They had you all covered up but then I knew that voice was familiar. THOMERSON: [smiles] I was the "over the hill" action hero who eats Baby Ruths to save the world. I just found out we are going to do more of those. I think Baby Ruth or Nestles has a website, and "The Blur" has a website. At ...
THOMERSON: Robert Altman saw me do stand-up on a music revue television show called The Midnight Special. Wolfman Jack used to host it. RUDNICK: I remember it. THOMERSON: I got a call from Altman's secretary to come see him. He said he had a role for me in a movie called A Wedding (Robert Altman, 1978). Carol Burnett, Vittorio Gassman, Geraldine Ch...
THOMERSON: [looks down modestly] Thank you! I'm fortunate to have trained with a very famous acting teacher, Stella Adler, who is just brilliant. RUDNICK: She taught you directly? THOMERSON: Yes, I studied with her for a good four years before I got my certificate from her conservatory in New York. She was virtually in on the beginning of American ...
THOMERSON: The director [John T. Kretchmer] specifically asked for me. I was cleared by the producers. When I got the script, the breakdown of the script was as you saw it -- Meleager the Mighty was an ex-warrior, famous, who had gone to seed and took to the grog. [both laugh] RUDNICK: He's retired. THOMERSON: Yes, he's a retired, drunken warrior g...
THOMERSON: John T. Kretchmer was Steven Spielberg's assistant for years. He and I got together and I said "Look, how far do you want me to take this guy as far as comedy goes?" He said "Well, let's take it as far as I think it should go." I can hit the dramatic moments, but comedy is hard to do. It's a rhythmic thing. Renee [O'Connor] is very astut...
THOMERSON: Yes. Your first day of work is always tough. You're new on the set, you don't know anyone, you just got off the plane, and you've got a bunch of dialogue. You just have to get in there and do your job. The second episode was a little lighter, so that wasn't quite as hard. Most of these actors have a sense of comedy and drama, which is a ...
Tim Thomerson rates highly as one of the best, most prolific, versatile and dependable character actors to ever grace both the big and small screens alike with pleasing regularity since the mid 70s. Although often cast as laconic rough ‘n’ tumble macho guys, Thomerson has proved on many occasions that he can essay comic roles and more ...
Left to right, Robert Field and Tim Thomerson, engaged in a hot debate, Robert Trebor, looking dapper, Steve Sears in his trademark hat, Travis Wong, Mike Levine picking on Kevin Smith, Karl Urban, and Doug Wong.
