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Barry Cryer

Barry Cryer

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Oct 21, 2026

Tyler AdamsHOST
82:10
his real name.
Tyler AdamsHOST
82:10
Not to be confused with Barry Cryer's son.
Tyler AdamsHOST
82:13
But didn't he play a
Chris DiamondHOST
82:15
rep? Yeah, he's like the...
Madeline SmithGUEST
18:57
... which I can relate to because I love it too.
Harry MountHOST
19:00
And, um, uh, Barry Cryer, who we both knew well-
Madeline SmithGUEST
19:04
And adored
Harry MountHOST
19:05
... and adored, great man.
Paul TonkinsonHOST
53:03
Fun, and he was still gigging right to the end, wasn't he?
Rob DeeringHOST
53:05
Well, he w- he worked with, and was like, the late, great Barry Cryer.
Paul TonkinsonHOST
53:09
Yes.
Paul TonkinsonHOST
53:10
Yeah, yeah.
Paul RickettsHOST
8:35
Cool, funny, great guitarist.
Paul RickettsHOST
8:39
We should mention his partnership, one of the great comedy partnerships with Barry Cryer.
Steve GribbinHOST
8:46
Yeah,
Paul RickettsHOST
8:47
fantastic.
Alexei SayleHOST
33:38
Okay, how about this one?
Talal KarkoutiHOST
33:39
Tofffly asks, hearing that Ronnie Golden has died, he had a small role as Buddy Holly in The Young Ones and performed at the comic strip, seemingly up until his last week, late of a double act with Barry Cryer.
Talal KarkoutiHOST
33:56
saw him headlining last year.
Talal KarkoutiHOST
33:57
Does Alexi have any memories of Ronnie Golden?
Mike Fenton StevensHOST
11:37
Mm.
Mike Fenton StevensHOST
11:38
Who is Barry Cryer's son.
John Fenton StevensHOST
11:39
It is.
John Fenton StevensHOST
11:40
It's almost-
John Fenton StevensHOST
11:40
... it's almost impossible to say, isn't it, Bob Cryer-
Mike Fenton StevensHOST
11:43
Yeah
John Fenton StevensHOST
11:43
... and not say Barry Cryer's son.
Mike Fenton StevensHOST
11:45
Yeah, mm.
Omid DjaliliGUEST
40:47
I'm gonna go out with a comedy bang, and then that'll make sense of this crazy moment for me.
Omid DjaliliGUEST
40:53
So the crazier the comedy, the more I gravitated towards those people, because I felt they had some kind of, secret of life they had some kind of code which the rest of us didn't have that and it is it's the secret to seeing life in a in a comedic way which actually helps you because you know a laugh a belly laugh apparently is equivalent to 20 minutes of yoga the endorphins in your body keep you happy and I remember speaking to Barry Cryer I don't know if you remember Barry Cryer died years ago I did the very last episode.
Omid DjaliliGUEST
41:27
There's a radio show.
Omid DjaliliGUEST
41:28
I don't know if you see it.
Tom CampbellHOST
36:17
So he always has a hot one.
Tom CampbellHOST
36:18
[laughs] It's a Barry Cryer gag.
Maffew GreggHOST
36:22
That's good, that.
Tom CampbellHOST
36:23
Thank you.
Bernie CliftonGUEST
13:29
I did three or four minutes on the ostrich, and then it dragged me off.
Bernie CliftonGUEST
13:33
And I was given the script by Neil Shand, who used to write with Barry Cryer, used to write for everybody.
Bernie CliftonGUEST
13:39
And he said, why don't you do To Be or Not To Be, Shakespeare, on the back of...
Bernie CliftonGUEST
13:44
And it was like, To Be or Not To Be! And...
Peter FinchamHOST
33:39
It didn't-
Jimmy MulvilleHOST
33:39
I remember talking to Barry Cryer, um, who was one of the writers on it at the time, and he just said it was just a huge behemoth of a show to fill.
Jimmy MulvilleHOST
33:48
You couldn't fill it for three hours, and you had Bruce singing and dancing.
Peter FinchamHOST
33:51
'Cause it didn't have a format.

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