教えてくれてありがとう🙇🤗❤️

これは良いデュエットです👍 即興がたくさんあります👍👍 これは素晴らしいコントです😄👍👍👍

このビデオの中で二人は最高レベルで演技していた👏❤️👍

このコントはとても良かったです💪😄👍 ドリフターズの記憶は、人々がドリフターズのコントを見ている限り生き続けるでしょう 🥲

Thank you for explaining it to me🤣👍

彼らはこのビデオを撮影するのにとても楽しく、素晴らしい時間を過ごしました😁

志村けんは、人々が彼のことを覚えている限り、彼の作品の中で常に生き続けるでしょう。❤️

教えてくれてありがとう🤝👍 はい、日本語は難しいです 😅

Are there no funny comedians in Japan these days? 🤔🙂

それは非常に興味深いです。私はこの動画のおかげでこの話を知りました🙂

たけしと志村けんの共演動画はこれだけではないようです 👏😄

北野武は日本ではシリアスな役を演じる俳優ではなく、コメディアンとして知られているとは思いもしませんでした。😮😅😁

@@squeakychairchannel 北野さんは漫才(Manzai)からスタートしたコメディアンですね。1980年代はドリフターズのライバルTV番組で活躍していました。

ありがとうございます🤝 これを知ってびっくりしました😮😄

Now I understand why opponent Ken Shimura hit him with an oar at the end of the video. 😂👍 Without knowing the background of this joke, it is simply impossible to understand it. It's a pity that your dream of having a drink with Takeshi Kitano never came true. 😅 I wouldn't mind having a drink with him either. 😉🤭🤫

Thank you for telling me.🤝 I am very glad that thanks to this video I learned something new about the Japanese language and Japanese history. 😊👍

😄😁

ナンセンスだとは思わない😉

はい、このコントはとても面白いです😁👍

I like several of his films. "Brother" 2000. "Hana-Bi" 1997. "Zatoichi" 2003. ☺️👍👍 What about you?

こんにちは🤗 『タケちゃんマン』なんて聞いたこともありません😮今度はこの動画を見つけて絶対見ないといけません😁👍

@@squeakychairchannel 是非見てください✨😊

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北野武の映画が好きです。そのうちの何人かは子供の頃に見ました☺️

@@squeakychairchannel Mr. Takeshi Kitano debuted as a comedy duo performing at a theater in the downtown area, and then he started appearing on TV and became very popular. Not only Mr. Takeshi, but at that time there was an explosive comedy boom and there were many popular comedians, but Mr. Takeshi gained popularity with his unique character. When the comedy boom calmed down a bit, he went beyond comedy and started drawing pictures and writing novels and picture books. He first entered the world of film production as an actor, but then he wanted to make his own films, and his first film was "その男、凶暴につき / Violent Cop". When that film was made, it had been 17 years since his debut as a comedian. After that, Mr. Takeshi made one film after another, and won the grand prize at the Cannes Film Festival and other festivals, and his international reputation as a film director grew. However, personally, I have a strong image of him as the Kitano Takeshi of the comedy world. Alex, did you first know Mr. Takeshi as a film director? 🙄 In this video, Takeshi plays the role of a "film director." It's hard to imagine, but he is usually shy and quiet, and apparently he doesn't talk much even when he's a film director. When he appears in front of a TV camera, it seems like another person inside him emerges. 😂🤗 As the commenter said, Mr. Takeshi had many disciples, and they even had the name "たけし軍団 / Takeshi's corps". Among his disciples, I like "Mr. Duncan" and "Mr. Tsumami Edamame", and Mr. Duncan is the assistant director of this video, with Mr. Edamame visible in the distance. 😊👍🏻

I first became acquainted with Takeshi Kitano as an actor when I saw a film about a blind samurai. Later I saw many films with his participation, but I’m not sure that I watched the films that he directed as a director. 🤔 You said that Mr. Takeshi Kitano debuted as a comedy duo performing at a theater in the downtown area. It is amazing! I would really like to find and see these comedy videos of him. 😊

@@squeakychairchannel Just the words "blind samurai" that you replied to me reminded me of the movie title "座頭市 / Zatoichi". Japan had a "samurai culture" until about 150 years ago, so there are famous samurai (heroes) that every Japanese person knows. Some of them were real people, and some were fictional. Zatoichi is a hero directly created by a novel, but the person he was modeled after was a real person. In the novel, his public occupation was "massage therapist👨🏻‍⚕" and his secret occupation was "assassin☠". Because he was blind, he was sensitive to other people's prejudices, love, and even right and wrong, and he is a person who lives his life trying to make the world right in his own way. Zatoichi is a protagonist who has been made into a TV drama and a movie many times since it was written as a novel. The movie "Zatoichi" released in 2003 was directed and written by Mr. Takeshi, and he himself played the lead role, right? 🤗👍🏻 And the last scene had an unusual development, with the actor doing a spectacular tap dance, which was a bizarre story. 🕺🏻🕺🏻 🤯 Mr. Takeshi's everyday personality may be similar to that of Zatoichi, who is silent and has a dark side. When he is a comedian, he is like Takeshi dancing tap dance, and he seems to like to make everyone happy by fully utilizing his talents. One of the representative TV programs where Takeshi was active as a comedian is "俺たち、ひょうきん族 / Oretachi, Hyokinzoku / We are the farceurs (comicalities)". kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bdCUp9qIrdKnenk.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/lc2jeM5lyNDMnKs.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/brN6dbif1NDcm6s.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/sKyZlZimstG8enU.html I will introduce the video for reference, but it is very old and contains a lot of sarcasm and practical jokes, so it may be difficult to understand or enjoy if you do not understand Japanese. 🙇 😅 There are several corners in the hour-long program, and one of them is "タケチャンマン / Take-chan Man." Mr. Takeshi plays the hero and Mr. Sanma plays the villain. I have divided them into villains and heroes, but Take-chan Man is a character who does not help crying children, but makes them cry even more. Mr. Sanma, the villain, pretends to be bad, but in fact he is a kind-hearted villain with a good personality. There are many contradictions, sarcasm, and unreasonable practical jokes like these, but he was extremely popular at the time. 😂🤭 There is a military tale called "平家物語 / The Tale of the Heike" written around 1240 AD. At the beginning of the story, there is a passage that goes like this: 『祇園精舎の鐘の声、諸行無常の響きあり。沙羅双樹の花の色、盛者必衰の理をあらはす。奢れる人も久からず、ただ春の夜の夢のごとし。猛き者も遂にはほろびぬ、偏ひとへに風の前の塵におなじ。』 English Literal Translation : "The sound of the bell at Gion-shoja Temple echoes the impermanence of all things. The color of the flowers of the Shal tree reveals the truth that all things rise and fall. The proud man does not last long, just like a dream on a spring night. The fierce man also eventually perishes, just like dust before the wind." The phrase "盛者必衰の理をあらはす / Syosya-hissui no Kotowari wo Arawasu" has been stuck in my head ever since I learned it in junior high school. For better or worse, I think this phrase is a lesson in life (the world). The meaning of this phrase is "The truth of the world is that all things that are powerful and prosperous will decline and perish." As you may know, for 16 years from 1969 to 1985, the Drifters' "8時だよ、全員集合！/ It's 8 o'clock, All Together" was the show that dominated Japan on Saturdays at 8 PM. It is said that the show that ended this giant was "俺たち、ひょうきん族 / Oretachi, Hyokinzoku," which began airing at the same time in 1981. I don't know how the young, new comedians felt about the fact that the "Oretachi, Hyokinzoku" members were said to have "driven the final wedge into the Drifters". Did they feel guilty or sad? However, the phrase "盛者必衰の理をあらはす / The law of all things must fall" comes to mind and won't let me down. 🤔😐 PS-1 : I always tell you a lot of different stories, but I think it would be worth it to remember the opening passage of the Tale of the Heike. This passage contains sadness and pity that can bring tears to your eyes, but on the contrary, it sometimes makes me feel lighter. I don't have any faith or clear ideology, but I think this sentence is "a universal truth". 🤗🧐👍🏻 PS-2 : One of Mr. Takeshi's jokes (slogans) from shortly after his debut was "赤信号、みんなで渡れば、怖くない！/ If we all cross the red light together, it's not scary!" 🚥⛔🚶🏻🚶🏻‍♂🚶🏻‍♀🧑🏻‍🦽🏃🏻‍♂👭🏻🧑‍🤝‍🧑🚓 He always said a lot of sarcastic comments like that. However, I think he wasn't really telling people to do that, but was trying to ridicule the group mentality that is unique to the Japanese, and make them laugh. Naturally, he received criticism from some people at the time, but many people agreed with Mr. Takeshi, and he rose to the top of popularity. A few years ago, Mr. Takeshi was voted the number one person the general public wanted to become the prime minister of Japan. 😱😁👍🏻

Thank you for telling me all this 🤗 It was very interesting to learn a lot of new things 👍 Was "Oretachi, Hyokinzoku" more popular than "Drifters"?

ありがとう、必ず見てみるよ🤝👍

Maybe you can recommend me something? 🙂

Takeshi’s castle is famous but I cannot find videos with good quality🥲

Yeah, this is the common problem with old videos 🙂

Thank you for your good wishes ☺️ I hope that you saw a falling star and managed to make a wish 🤗❤️

加藤茶さん、志村けんさん、北野武さんのお三人の共演はあります。　すごく、楽しそうでしたよ、3人ともに！😊 ただ、この年齢位の芸能人は上下関係がとても厳しく、この名前の並びで先輩後輩だったので、現場では武さんが控えめになってしまうのではないでしょうか？　控えめな武さんは牙を抜かれた虎みたいになるかも。🐯😓 加藤さんの生い立ちは知らないのですが、志村さんと武さんはお笑いに憧れて、師匠付きの弟子時代を経験して、デビューに至っているので、相手が誰でもお笑いの先輩に対するリスペクトの気持ちは持っていたと思います。 テレビで見ていると、人気や面白さが優先してしまいがちですが、それぞれの個性を十分に発揮できる現場というのは、本人の実力も重要ですが、相手役を含めた周囲の環境つくりも大きく影響するのかもしれません。

@@DONPAN-YO はぇ～、3人の共演あったんですね。 知らなかったです。 まさに仰る通りで、北野武の手持ち無沙汰感と言うか控えめになりそうな感じを想像してしまいますね。 環境づくりも難題で、制作スタッフも出演者も全員気苦労しそうです。

@@user-fe3yq2jw7q さん、はい、3人の共演はありました。🤗 その参考動画　→　kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a5eDrKp83JjTYZc.html アレックスさんに私も言ったのですが、彼らはそれぞれ少し、お笑いの路線が違うので、共演させてしまうのはもったいないと…。　志村さんはドリフターズの付き人もしていて、長く加藤さんとお付き合いがあるので、息がぴったり合っていますが、武さんとドリフターズを絡めるのは、双方にとって、本当にもったいないです。 それぞれの良さが十分に発揮できない感じがしてしまいます。 😊

はい、分かりました。加藤茶と北野武を同じ枠で見ると面白いだろうという意味でした。🙂

キャプションが逆さまになった瞬間ですよね？😄