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So, I just rewatched White Christmas for the first time in ages because I was showing it to my kids, and I was struck by how similar Danny Kaye's comedic style, especially facial expressions and physical comedy, seems to be to Michael Richards' style.
Anyone else ever notice this? And do we know if Michael ever mentioned Kaye as an influence?
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I just watched one of Danny Kaye's finest on Amazon Prime: The Court Jester 1956. It's free right now. Just a romp that sends up all those swashbuckling quasi Medieval flicks of the 1950s. Showcasing Danny Kaye's talent, with Basil Rathbone and a surprisingly somewhat evil-yet-romantic Angela Lansbury, and Glynis Johns, who is super underrated.
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