How did we go from this type of tv to Married at First Sight ? RIP Mr Ustinov. Respect for a life well lived and thank you for adding pleasure and thoughfulness to mine.

I remember a flight was delayed by a couple of hours. Without asking he entertained all the fellow passengers with stories and anecdotes. A true raconteur

God, I miss Peter Ustinov…Terrific actor, brilliantly funny and a remarkable man.

RIP Sir Peter Ustinov (April 16, 1921 - March 28, 2004), aged 82 And RIP Sir Michael Parkinson (March 28, 1935 - August 16, 2023), aged 88 You both will be remembered as legends.

Ageless just about a perfect human being,sadly missed but gloriously remembered

A remarkable talented man. I was lucky enough to see him on the stage several times. As good as his acting and writing were, his talent as a raconteur was amazing.

He was fantastic. Could listen to him all day long.

How fantastic was Peter Ustinov, what an intellect.

I have watched this so many times and I laugh more each time. I had the pleasure of seeing Peter on stage twice and was so sad when he died. A great loss to the art of the storyteller. RIP Peter, you are sorely missed

Can't think of a current talent that can even come close to Mr. Ustinov. And Mr. Parkinson is a true delight who seems to sincerely enjoy his guests. Thank you for sharing!

Обожаю этого актера и фильмы с его участием!!!

I once ate in a restaurant where Ustinov was holding forth at the next table. No-one in the place said a word - we were all eavesdropping. His conversation was absolutely marvelous - witty, erudite and humane. Truly a unique character.

I had the honour of meeting Sir Peter and his charming wife Lady Helene in our restaurant in Phuket 4 years running on his annual 3 week visit before he sadly passed away. We had many a conversation and were treat to hours of his wit and wisdom. I still have a signed picture he drew of me on one of his daily lunch visits. He would walk along the beach before lunch drumming up business for us along the way, then turn up and proudly announce, so and so will be coming for lunch today. Treasured memories in deed. A true gentleman, extraordinary talent and friend who is deeply missed.

He's a great raconteur....I could listen to him forever

"An evening with" was one of his best performances. A great man. Passionate, generous, erudite, funny, talented, humble, personable. Always observed the full stop. I miss him, Thank you, to all the people that have preserved him on film.

Peter was truly a cinematic legend. And sadly missed.

Tripped into this and was totally captivated. I am well old enough to remember this great man when he was still with us. We are impoverished that there are no such characters with us today. Thank heavens that we can still enjoy revisiting his brilliance!

an absolute master , so unique , so funny and highly intelligent , RIP Peter

2021 now and this is still wonderful………loved this man.

What an amazingly warm and intelligent man. How under appreciated he was.

I think the first time I became aware of Peter Ustinov was when, as a child, I saw him in Marty Feldman's hilarious "The Last Remake Of Beau Geste" in a movie theater in my native France. The movie was dubbed in French, but I'm pretty sure Ustinov spoke his own dialogue since he was fluent in French and several other languages. What a treasure of a man.

One of the most magnificent story tellers and actors of all times! They do not make them like him anymore

Mr Ustinov's stories made me laugh out loud. Real humor that's non-existent today. Parkinson a decent interviewer.

I absolutely love Peter Ustinov he was so entertaining and there's not many actors these days that can compare miss you Peter

He was a brilliant actor, raconteur and multi talented. They don't make people like him anymore. We are the poorer without him.

If there was one person who has left us that I would like to bring back, Peter Ustinov would be on my final shortlist.

A very great man, one that will never come again. Love listening to Mr. Ustinov, his voice so distinguished , very beautiful!

Peter Ustinov could make a shopping list sound exciting.

An absolute Masterclass in Humour, Humanity and Humility. Rest in Peace, beautiful Soul ; oh how I miss the ilk of YOU, and so very much. (all capitals intended)

He was a high-energy human being. That explains many things.

He was awesome. I could listen to him all day long 👌

Simply brilliant. So thankful for hearing these voices from the past.

What a timeless and precious talent, a man I will always admire.

The sublime Mr U. His tremendous wit and dazzling intellect is simply enthralling. He,along with people like David Niven,made chat shows such a treat in the Seventies. Now we have imbeciles that can hardly string two sentences together appear on them,just to plug a new book,film or perfume! The standard of TV has never been lower.

Brilliant man and raconteur , the world is a sadder place without people like sir peter .

Lovely, lovely man, they just don't make 'em like this anymore! Greatly missed.

Wonderful man. And Parkinson, as always, an excellent interviewer who draws his guest out and allows him to speak.

Seen these interviews so many times and I never get tired of them . A truly talented , intelligent and generous man . His genius and kindness is sadly missed .

Parkinson’s the best interview host ever! Peter Ustinov was a highly intelligent , multi talented and interesting man! The worlds a lesser place for his passing!

Once read somewhere about Ustinov playing a monologue in a theater when it became suddenly dark after the light went out. He simply continued after informing the audience that the function had officially turned into a RADIO play. No one left the place and enjoyed the novelty until the lights returned.

I miss this mann. He really took the laughter with him🌷

What a marvelous person he was there is no doubt. His humor and cutting all the rubbish.

I could listen to Peter Ustinov all day... we need more like him... 😎☺️

I have watched this man for years and he is a genius and so funny it's such a gentle humour that at times is so over looked

Seems to me, that there must be a group of giggling children running around youtube, randomly clicking the dislike buttons for no other reason than to deface and trash like graffiti taggers . It's the only explanation. How can anyone dislike listening to such a genius. My two favourite men to listen to...Ustinov and Fry

Met Peter Utinov many many years ago and what a charming and hilarious man he truly was.

I grew up watching, learning and in awe of this man! Thank you for everything

A great actor and also one of the greatest racounteurs we have had the pleasure to know.

Fantastic to hear his voice again.

.Peter Ustinov had so much brains there wasn't enough left for the rest of us....Brilliant man.

What a absolute pleasure to watch, I just love everything about this wonderful man.

Pleasure listening to this great man talk. What an incredibly talented and fascinating man.

I randomly landed here and also randomly decided to watch it. Delighted i did, this guy is awesome

What a lovely treat, to spend some time with Peter Ustinov. What a brilliant raconteur. What a pleasure to listen to his use of language.

Thank you. This was great TV with two brilliant minds. Ustinov was a treasure in every way.

He was a brilliant man, so very funny, very clever, great actor, and we also had David Niven, Ralph Richardson, Richard Burton, Alex Guinness, John Mills, Laurence Olivier, Richard Attenborough and so on great actors the like of which we will never see again. Mores the pity.

I agree with Gus... Peter Ustinov was one of the greats of the 20th century.….

A man for all seasons&a truly class act!⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

What a man and what a life lived! Laughed so much during this compilation of excerpts. Parky, as usual, showing why he's the best interviewer ever.

What a beautiful person.

What an absolute brilliant and wonderful human being.

A brilliant man with a brilliant mind.

One of my many heroes, a great, great actor and everything else.

My favorite British actor.

a man of great talent and wit - appreciated and sadly missed by so many - but never forgotten. . . . .

He looks splendid with the beard and Attic style hair.. like a moving bust of Aristotle..

All who lived in his time & experienced his wit, art, humor remember him with appeciation & affection.

Just what we need to restore our optimism . A true genius.

I could listen to him for hours! You don't get characters like Ustinov nowadays.

I would have loved to have had the chance to meet Peter in person. One of the greatest people on this planet.

In the Second World War, Peter Ustinov was in my grandfathers regiment, he was quite a young lad, my grandfather was the Sergeant, Ustinov was the Russian interpreter for the troops who didn't speak English fighting alongside the English within that regiment. We won the war.

"Well I have to consider myself as European due to the innumerable indiscretions of my ancestors" Wonderful!

Pure talent and a great intellect. Loved his Poirot and could listen to his chat for hours

Brilliant actor - saw his one man show in 1991. Amazing storyteller.

Among the many delights of these interviews is the audience! They delight me by not clapping at every funny bit, but simply laugh. As one does. This has been lost, so, I'll repeat myself, but it delights me 🙏❤️

The incomparable Mr. Ustinov........so glad I was able to see and listen to him. Thank you for the video.

Extraordinary story around minute 16 regarding his father. He could have prevented, mind you, prevented World War II. But the British establishment wouldn't believe him. That's how perfectly arrogant bureaucracies can be. Back in the early 1970's, I appeared in Ustinov's "Halfway up the tree." I loved the play and the man. Thanks for posting this.

This man is a genius, honestly, I could listen to this man all day, miss him so much

One of the funniest men of all times.Great great interviiew.

The depth of this man always amazed me, truly a one off, Peter cannot be replicated as our society has moved on; I'm unsure its for the better...

Wow, I had no idea how amazingly talented and intellectual this man was.

memory is the art of attention--such an exquisite memory!

An amazing and wonderful man ... thankfully we have these videos and his films.

I miss him badly. Best entertainer, raconteur ever.

The "photograph in Tatler" line made me laugh out loud on the bus.

Ustinov,​ I miss you!

Such a lovely & interesting gentleman

Thank you for the education Mr Ustinov. We never met and never will but this series of clips transcends time and generation. Marvellous.

He was a genius and the world is a sadder place for him not being around

Watching this has converted me from pessimism to optimism ... thanks Peter

I adore him. So thankful his genius is preserved on film.

My sense of humour is limited to a spontaneous reaction. I don’t often laugh at silly jokes but this man is unique . I wish I had heard him more.

A truly great man.

Lovely. Honest. Charming. Unpretentious. No restraints. Selfishly, I would have loved to have known him. Thank you so much for posting this.

He was a genius, and an exercent actor.

Great fun, great talent, superb raconteur, and excellent ambassador for children: what more could we have wanted?

An incredible human being .

Such a fantastic raconteur a class apart. No actors like him anymore.

One of my favourite actors. I would have loved to have met him.

I had the great pleasure of seeing Peter's one-man show in San Francisco. He spoke for two hours and was completely enthralled.