Cilla Black & Cliff Richard - Good Times and more - video Dailymotion

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1968;  Cliff sings Good Times, Better Times and with Cilla  The Look Of Love/Walk On By and with Cilla and Dickie Henderson Who Wants To Be A Millionaire

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01:58I said, hey, look what it's coming up, the road says.

02:20Thank you very much, and thank you for joining us.

02:23We're really going to have a lot of fun this week.

02:25That's it, we can fit it all in.

02:26I don't know if you were watching last week, but they faded me out.

02:30Oh, they did.

02:31There was I singing Step Inside, love.

02:34And you were watching Robert MacDoodle reading the news.

02:38Well, if he does it again to me this week, I'm not going to buy any more of his flour.

02:46Put that in your bag and grade your grains.

02:49Anyway, you've all seen him, haven't you?

02:52And I'm dying to bring him back on again.

02:54Ladies and gentlemen, Cliff Richard.

03:05Oh, Cliff, I think you're lovely.

03:07Oh, you were just saying that.

03:08I know.

03:09No, I do.

03:09I think you're lovely, and thank you very much for coming on the show.

03:12It's nice to have you on the show.

03:13It's nice to be here.

03:14I've heard tell that you're very observant.

03:19I hadn't noticed.

03:21Well, that's good for a start, isn't it?

03:23Eh?

03:23They have.

03:24Actually, we've been doing an observation test all day, and they tried it out on me,

03:29and I was absolutely hopeless.

03:31So I thought I'd try it out on you.

03:33Go on, then.

03:33Can you tell me how much actual money you've got in your pocket?

03:38No.

03:38But listen, don't talk about money.

03:41Not with, uh, Dickie Henderson on the show.

03:45Why?

03:45Is he, uh...

03:46Is he mean, then?

03:48Is he?

03:49Look, the only reason why he hasn't got the first shilling he ever earned is because he

03:53bought a purse with it.

03:55No.

03:56Did I hear somebody mentioning money?

03:58Scylla mentioned money.

04:05Oh, good.

04:06I thought we'd have to wait till after the show before we got paid.

04:09Oh, you do.

04:10The thing is, we're just having an observation test.

04:12You see, I was testing Cliff.

04:14I asked him how much.

04:15Did he know how much actual money he had in his pocket?

04:17And I couldn't tell her.

04:18No.

04:19Oh, you?

04:19You've got £3.80 and a sixpence.

04:22Why'd you know that?

04:24Well, I have a very good ear for money, you see, and in the dressing room, before the

04:28show, you transferred all your money from your lounge suit to your dinner suit.

04:31Hi, but I don't remember you being in the dressing room at the time.

04:34I dress next door, but the walls are very thin.

04:37Actually, that's very clever.

04:39But do you know how much actual money you've got in your pocket?

04:41Of course.

04:42Sixteen and eightpence evening.

04:44You're sure of that, are you?

04:46Absolutely.

04:46Sixteen and eightpence evening.

04:49That's the purse.

04:54That's the first time I've seen one of those in a purse.

04:57One of what?

04:58Moth balls.

05:04Whoops.

05:06I forgot to switch the alarm off.

05:08Here we are.

05:09Hold out your hand, Scylla.

05:11Ten shillings.

05:13Twelve.

05:14Fourteen.

05:15Sixteen.

05:17Sixteen and six.

05:18Sixteen and seven.

05:19Sixteen and eight.

05:20Sixteen and eightpence.

05:23Shut the doors.

05:24I've been robbed.

05:24Diggie Henderson-Armish.

05:28Moth balls.

05:28It's not everything, you know?

05:30You try and convince Roy Jenkins of that.

05:32Who wants to be a millionaire?

05:38We don't.

05:39Have flashy flunkies everywhere?

05:42We don't.

05:43Who wants the mother of a country, a state?

05:47A country, a state is something I hate.

05:51Who wants to woe a wind champagne?

05:54I do.

05:55And who wants a supersonic plane?

05:58I do.

06:00Who wants the model, sweetie, pooh?

06:02And who?

06:03I don't.

06:03And I don't.

06:05Well, look, you live your life, I'll live mine, all right?

06:07I'll tell you why.

06:08I want to be a millionaire.

06:11Well, we don't.

06:12I want uranium to spare.

06:15We don't.

06:17I want to travel on a fantastic yacht.

06:20Do we want a fantastic yacht?

06:22No, we do not.

06:24But who wants two records in the charts?

06:28We do.

06:29Who wants to play a romantic part?

06:32We do.

06:33Who wants their own TV series, too?

06:36I do.

06:37And I do.

06:38You think like I think, too.

06:40All right.

06:41We don't want a million, fifty thousand, but we'll do as long as we have to.

06:51We don't want a million, fifty thousand, but we'll do as long as we have to.

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