Paul Chuckle, a comedy legend with a 50-year career, opens up about his iconic mustache, his love for slapstick, and his new gangster role. But it's his emotional reflection on his late brother Barry that tugs at your heartstrings.
A Mustache to Remember:
Paul, an ambassador for Marie Curie, shaved his iconic mustache for charity during lockdown, but it's been a part of his identity since he was 23. He reveals the secret to its maintenance and why he'll never go full walrus.
Slapstick Inspiration:
The silent era's physical comedy greats like Buster Keaton and Laurel & Hardy inspired Paul and Barry's love for slapstick. Growing up in a showbiz family, with a comedian dad and dancer mom, they were destined for the stage. But did their older brothers, the Patton Brothers, ever spark a sibling rivalry?
A Brotherly Bond:
Paul and Barry's on-stage chemistry was unmatched, and Paul believes their happiness was even greater than the audience's. He reminisces about their favorite episodes and the joy of being recognized by fans, even in the most unexpected places.
From Comedy to Gangster:
Paul's versatility shines as he discusses his new role as a London gangster. He shares his initial excitement and how it relates to his Chuckle Brothers persona. But could he be the next Bond? He's up for the challenge!
DJ Paul and Beyond:
His lockdown DJ sets were a hit, and Paul reveals his diverse music tastes. But the story behind the '2 metre U' face masks is a hilarious twist. And when it comes to famous fans, Paul shares a memorable encounter with Liam Gallagher.
Family Laughter:
Paul shares his thoughts on his grandnephew and grandniece's humor on Gogglebox and wonders why he hasn't been invited to join them. He also imagines how he and Barry would handle the Kray twins in their heyday.
Fame and Football:
Paul reflects on the choice between fame and Rotherham United's success. He recalls the long journey to stardom, winning talent shows, and the pivotal moment that led to ChuckleVision's creation. It's a story of perseverance and the power of a good laugh.
But here's where it gets controversial: would Paul's fans prefer his comedy or a potential dramatic turn as Shakespeare? And what's your take on his gangster role? Do you think he could pull off Bond? Share your thoughts in the comments!
