"Argument to Beethoven's Fifth" from Caesar Hour, 1954
Here, on live TV, without benefit of editing or retakes, Sid Caesar and Nanette Fabray silently mime a domestic dispute whose crescendos and valleys perfectly correspond to classical music.
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Comments (5)
OH MY GOD perfection has been made.. Thank the heavens ans you.
WOW, that’s too good
Sid Caesar, on the heels of Milton Berle, opened the door for many writers: Mel Brooks, Neil Simon, Woody Allen, Michael Stewart, Mel Tolkin, Rob Reiner and Larry Gelbart to name a few!
LOL
incredible. classic.