podcastsinenglish Level 2.136 That's funny!
Sep 1, 2017
Jackie and Richard dive into what makes them laugh, sharing their childhood feelings about clowns and slapstick humor. They celebrate the brilliance of silent film legends like Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin. The duo recalls favorite films that tickle their funny bones, including works from Woody Allen and Eddie Murphy. They explore the magic of live audience laughter in stand-up comedy, discussing how it fuels an infectious atmosphere. The conversation invites listeners to share their own comedic favorites.
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Childhood Dislike Of Clowns
- Richard and Jackie both disliked clowns as children and didn't find their silly antics funny.
- Richard also avoided practical jokes because he felt they were unkind to the target.
Silent Films That Still Make Her Laugh
- Jackie loved old black-and-white silent films and laughed at their physical comedy.
- She especially admired Buster Keaton and watched those films repeatedly.
A Film That Caused Shared Hilarity
- Richard remembers watching a film with his mother that made them both laugh until they cried.
- He couldn't recall the film's name but emphasized the shared mood made it hilarious.