This gentleman is and shall ever be my favorite knighted entertainer. I know of no other man of advanced years who I would be more willing share an intimate encounter with.

This fine gentleman right here.

>>9
And I wish him a speedy recovery.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-16337357

My humble submission. He is well deserving of the title.

My subjects, I propose, Sir. John Cleese.

My friends, I must recommend this fellow as one of the premier gentlemen of the realm.

>>9
FAAAATHER!

This fine fellow is more than worthy of the title of a gentleman.

I feel a gentleman is always one wherever he shall carry himself or have come from and so I present this surely worthy candidate from the Americas.

I do hope that some of you recall our dear friend Vincent Price.

I know not of a gentleman who had such a wit or the ability to draw a hearty bit of laughter from me as Mr. Groucho Marx.

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Hear, Hear! Excellent choice, sir. I had a copy of songs by him once, but I lost them, and I've been kicking myself ever since.

Mr. Fiennes is a Shakespearian scholar, a fine actor and director, is of noble blood and is apparently quite a decent fellow.

I know of few people who could turn a psychotic Nazi Commandant into a periodically sympathetic and amusing character, but somehow..

I appear to have omitted Sir Patrick Moore from this thread. My apologies, and here he is.