They really are kooky! THE ADDAM'S FAMILY is amazing * FIRST TIME WATCHING * reaction & commentary 

RIP, Raul Julia, 1940-1994. He was the best Gomez Addams we ever had.

So many people posting "I want a romance like The Joker and Harley" like...NO! That is a textbook abusive relationship! If you want your weird, freaky romance, Gomez and Morticia are RIGHT there.

Interesting fact for "Addams Family Values", Raul Julia (Gomez) went through cancer treatment while filming. Anjelica Huston also said that he "never missed a day's work, we took Tango lessons, he never complained". They remained friends until his death shortly after the movie's release. RIP Raul Julia

Fun fact: The comic is supposed to play as an absolute reverse to the typical suburban family of the time. Which is why Morticia and Gomez actually interact with their children and are deeply interested in their day to day lives. Instead of the children being an accessory/burden to the parents and seen but not heard.

fun fact: Morticia’s lighting, specifically around her eyes, was inspired by Bela Lugosi’s Dracula from 1931. They specifically lighted around his eyes to show Dracula’s hypnotic power, and it’s one of the more iconic aspects from that film. They payed homage to the movie by lighting Morticia’s face in the the same way.

As men, we all aspire to be Gomez Addams.... Suave, smooth, debonnaire, and a the total epitome of a loyal and loving family man. But deep in out hearts, we all know we will all end up as Uncle Fester.

Fun thing about the Morticia dress... The wearer literally had to be sewn into it. This absolute form-fitting nature resulted in some very scene-specific poses. if you had to sit, you were always sitting. If you had to to be upright, you were always upright. So imagine it, in scenes where she had to be standing and/or walking, she could not sit down and the best rest she could hope for on breaks was to be propped up against a padded plank. Glamour has it's cost.

Certified therapists have remarked that Gomez and Morticia are the ultimate married couple goals. It becomes even more clear how awesome they are as parents in the next film, supporting their kids even when they aren’t happy with certain things. That will make more sense after you watch the second film. For me they are the top tier perfect pair and no other couple, fictional or otherwise, beats them.

Raul Julia was a legend. His last movie was Street Fighter with JCVD. As terrible as that movie was, Julia was dying when he made it, and did it because his kids asked him iirc, and put all his heart into playing the maniacal dictator M. Bison.

Gomez and Morticia truly are the healthiest fictional marriage. They are totally devoted to each other and both want nothing more than for their partner and family to be happy, even if it is weird to outside observers.

My son worked in a theater when this came out and Angelica Houston came in one night with friends to watch it. She was great with the kids working and autographed programs. He still has his.

"That's Christopher Lloyd. His face gives it away." Lol, yes, that's how faces work. 🤣

I'm so interested to know if you like Addams Family Values even better than The Addams Family just because Joan Cusack nails her role!

You simped out on Morticia 15 times, and who can blame you. It should be noted that Christina Ricci wasn't the original Wednesday Addams. In the 1960's Addams Family TV series, Lisa Loring played Wednesday.

Morticia and Gomez are the perfect example of Relationship goals.

Fun fact to get the kids to cry after Morticia tells them a story is that the director told them they were all getting their shots right after they were finished.

The Addams family are the definition of "family goals." The parents are madly in love with each other, they love and care for their children, and the whole family unit is so supportive. We love to see it. And the film's sequel is proof that the second film IS better than the first!! Anjelica Huston & Christina Ricci were PERFECTLY cast in their roles!

Ashleigh: "I didn't know Christina Ricci was the original Wednesday! My Brian: Don't ay anything. Just leave it alone. Me: Well, actually, the original depiction of the Adams Family was a 1960s era TV show which was, in turn, based on a series of New Yorker cartoons by Charles Adams. In the TV show, Wednesday was played by Lisa Loring, who had a rollercoaster life and died in January of this year. It was that performance that Jenna Ortega studied the most for research into he performance as Wednesday in the new series, "Wednesday." In fact, Jenna took a dance move that Lisa Loring performed on the TV show and incorporated it into her now-famous dance scene in the Wednesday series! My Brain: *sigh*

Ashleigh: That's a fun secret door Morticia: Thank you

Angelica Huston is the daughter of a major film Director, screen writer & actor. Her grandfather was also a much respected actor. For a number of years Angelica was in a relationship with Jack Nicholson.

Christina Ricci may not have been the original Wednesday, but she certainly set the standard for that character, imo. She portrayed Wednesday masterfully.

15:45 Gray's Anatomy is a reference book of human anatomy written by Henry Gray, illustrated by Henry Vandyke Carter, and first published in London in 1858. It has gone through multiple revised editions and the current edition, the 42nd (October 2020), remains a standard reference, often considered "the doctors' bible". The television series is “Grey’s Anatomy,” with a different spelling of the name (Grey vs Gray).

Just a little note: the Addams Family pinball table, which came out with this movie, is still considered to be one of the greatest of its kind. I played it all the time when I was living in the college dorms.

Fun fact, the actress who plays the Cookie Scout returns as Amanda in the sequel, Addams Family Values.

15 ? Only fifteen on the official count? Those are rookie numbers. You gotta bump those up! Can’t wait to see you simp for her in the sequel!

Fun Fact: They had trouble getting funding for the movie because "who would be interested in a has-been TV show from the 1960s?, until a day when a bunch of studio executives were in a shuttle from the airport when one of the producers of this movie went "Dun-dun-dundun" *snap snap* and the entire van sang the whole theme song from start to finish. That got the film a greenlight. Also, Wednesday Addams in this film was my first big celebrity childhood crush. Don't look at me like that, I was 11 years old at the time, it was age-apprporiate.

Angelica Houston is also in Ever After: A Cinderalla Story! You'd love her in that, too. :) And yes, watching this in the 90s was a trip. So good, so fun! I love the whole Addams family vibe, it's like, here's the utterly quirky, goth family fascinated with death, but they're also the most loving and supportive of each other.

I am a HUGE fan of the Addams Family TV series from the 60s, and until I saw this movie, I never thought anyone could play Gomez as well as John Astin in the series, but Raul Julia absolutely NAILS the role!!! 👏👏👏👏 It's such a shame he only got to play Gomez in 2 movies. He passed away way too soon. Bad heart. 😞😥 May he rest in peace.

Fun facts: In the TV series, Ted Cassidy did double duty as he played *both* Lurch and Thing. -In the TV series, Fester was Morticia's uncle and not Gomez's brother. -In this movie, they adapted the comics version with Lurch being a mute. In the TV version, Lurch could speak and even had one of the most memorable catch phrases "you rang?"

Something to keep in mind: it is insanely difficult to kill an Addams. Wednesday and Pugsley are functionally immortal.

The neat part about the Addams family is that they're an amazing family and Gomez and Morticia are basically the best parents - they're madly (in multiple ways) in love with each other and Gomez wasn't kidding when he said he'd die or kill for Morticia, they share each other's kinks and likely invented a few whole new ones so they're clearly still romantic/passionate, they genuinely care about their kids and actively encourage their educations and pursuits/hobbies (no matter how dull parts might be, like sitting through a kids' recital), they have a pretty substantial social circle (of shall we say "interesting characters" in their own right) and are socially active, and they maintain a connection to their past/ancestry but don't let that determine their present or future.

BTW, You were asking about Thing's back story: In the series, In a flashback episode on how Gomez and Morticia met, it is revealed that Thing has been with the Addams family since Gomez himself was a child, suggesting Thing is the son of an earlier generation of hand-servants. Thing, overall.

Christopher Lloyd was also wonderful as Judge Doom on “Who Framed Roger Rabbit “

When I worked at Paramount, I was in charge of the quarterly financial reporting for Addams Family and the sequel. Even before DVD and streaming, they were quite profitable. Lady Colyton, the second wife and former lawyer of Charles Addams, who conned him into signing over his cartoons’ rights to her, used to call me up several times a year when she was going on vacation to give me her contact information in case I needed to get ahold of her…which was really funny to all of us in my department, because never was there ever any kind of need to contact any client that way. Anyway. On one occasion my boss talked to her, and didn’t refer to her as “Lady” Colyton, and she quickly reminded him that “She was a Lady, and would be addressed as such.” 😆 But in all fairness, overall she was a really nice, considerate woman, and I got a kick out of talking to her.

No matter how long I live or how many movies I watch, NOBODY will ever be on the level of Gorgeous as Angelica as Morticia.

This movie was a huge financial hit but it was critically panned unlike Back to the Future which was a smash hit all around. So, Christopher Lloyd’s Doc. Brown character is way more famous. Also, Jackie Coogan’s portrayal of Uncle Fester on the TV show is probably the more well known and beloved depiction amongst the fandom.

Addams Family Values needs to be added to the watch list! I think I like it more

Actually the original Wednesday was Lisa Loring, who sadly died earlier this year. She was Wednesday in the Addams Family tv series that ran from 1964-1966, with 64 episodes of this iconic tv series. The tv series, in turn, was based on a comic strip by Charles Addams. The films remain true to the essence of the original, and all things Addams Family are just absolutely iconic, in large part due to the deep love and affection between the family members that is incredibly healthy and supportive and accepting of all of their quirkiness and kookiness.

Huston isn't just beautiful, she's also a cat lover and owns several indoor and outdoor cats😻

The adams family is just goals, Morticia and Gomez are relationship goals and the entire family. They just accept people for who they are there is no shame or judgement about how you look or what your into they just embrace the strange and want you to do you and be happy.

Wednesday ahs all the best lines: "Are they made from real Girl Scouts?" "We're going to play Does God Exist?"

It’s funny that you mentioned Thing’s special effects because I loved reruns of the old tv series when I was a kid, and Thing was always coming out of a box or from behind something for obvious reasons. so when this movie came out and Thing was scurrying around free it blew our damn minds

I know everyone likes Addams Family Values better, (and I have to agree) but this is still a great fun time - I appreciated it a lot in 1991. They really got this right off the bat - the cast are fantastic, the script has all the jet black humour needed - it's just all ramped up to another level in the sequel - plus the addition of Joan Cusack, whose presence always makes a movie better. So yes Ashleigh, can't wait to see your reaction to that around Thanksgiving time - perfect.

I’m so glad you enjoyed this & cannot WAIT for you to watch “Addams Family Values” & meet my other Childhood Queen besides Morticia Addams: Debbie. Joan Cusack (who plays Debbie in AFV) is a brilliant yet incredibly underrated Actress & she was downright iconic in that movie. There’s nothing about her that wasn’t great. The only sad thing is that after she gave her memorable speech about Ballerina Barbie, she wasn’t in the Barbie movie. Don’t know why but that upsets me.

The RU-vid channel Cinema Therapy actually say how Morticia and Gomez have a really healthy marriage, and that they are essentially a relationship goal! So you are completely correct about everyone finding themself one or the other.

Christina Ricci actually came up with the ending for the film. Today's idea of Wednesday came about because of her protrayal. Wednesday was more cheerful in the series. The Netflix show really ties the two together and shows a transition in humor. These have really been a labor of love for those involved.

Not a single word of kindness for Raul Julia as Gomez? No pun intended, he killed that role. Or at least tortured it into utter submission.

Christina Ricci was also in Mermaids (1990) with Cher & Winona Ryder, in Casper (1995) with Bill Pullman and in Speed Racer (2008) with John Goodman

The answer is: All of the times. All of the times you have simped for Morticia. No one blames you, because we all do. Wednesday on the other hand is MVP of the sequel, Addams Family Values. Not only is she the queen of shade, she actually levels up to become the Final Boss of shade. Can't wait for Beansgiving.

There's another actor in this movie you might have recognized. Carel Struycken, who played Lurch here, was Grandpa Flick in Doctor Sleep. The reason the Thing effects work well is because it was played by Christopher Hart, a well known magician. Christina Ricci was not the original Wednesday. Lisa Loring, who died recently, played her in the 60's TV show. It says a lot about the talent of Raul Julia that they attempted a third Addams Family movie in 1998 with Tim Curry in the role, and not even he could pull it off.

15:44 Yes it is a book. " 'Gray's Anatomy: The Anatomical Basis of Clinical Practice' In 1858, Drs. Henry Gray and Henry Vandyke Carter created a book for their surgical colleagues that established an enduring standard among anatomical texts. "

I think the lake under the house, with Gomez belting it out as he punts the boat along, is a Phantom of the Opera reference. Fun fact: Cousin It's bubble-car is a real kind of car you used to be able to buy, I think they made 'em in the 50s or 60s.

LOVE this movie. Christina Ricci was my first childhood crush. I was a weird kid.

The Addams Family started as a print cartoon by Charles Addams, which appeared mostly in The New Yorker magazine between the 1930's and 1980's. In fact, the opening scene of this film came directly from one of his cartoons, with the family up on the roof preparing to pour boiling oil down on the carolers. Although Addams' strip was always intended as a funny cartoon, it was much more macabre with darker comedy. The lighter take came about with the 1964 TV sitcom. In fact, the characters didn't even have names, until the series, when Addams had to come up with them specifically at that point.

I grew up with the original TV show (only much later read the REALLY original comics). So I was highly skeptical. But casting of Angelica Houston and Raoul Julia was brilliant. And Christina Ricci really stole the show. The other actors were adequate, not meaning any disrespect. But Julia, Ricci, and Houston really made the movie. "I would KILL for her...I would DIE for her...Either way, what bliss!" Gray's Anatomy is one of the most famous anatomy books ever written. Having it right next to Joy of Cooking, well, you get the point.

Okay, so now it's VERY IMPORTANT that you watch the sequel, Addams Family Values, AS SOON AS IS HUMANLY POSSIBLE, first because you want to get to it before everyone talks it up to the point where it can't possibly live up to all the hype, and second because there are callbacks to the first, and third because it is definitely the Best Sequel Of All Time. Seriously though I was so excited to see this jump up on my screen tonight, you're a favorite among the reactors on my subscriptions, this is a favorite movie of mine, and this is one of those movies I just knew was pretty much guaranteed to hit you directly in your funny bone, so it was a delight to get to experience your reaction to all my favorite scenes. Thank you for doing what you do! Edit: Whoops! And I forgot I was going to suggest you watch Penelope, another Christina Ricci movie that is sweet and charming and funny and very pretty. Also has James McAvoy, Reese Witherspoon, Richard E. Grant, Catherine O'Hara, Peter Dinklage, and Nick Frost.

12:49 “I bet this movie was so much fun to film!” Nope: It was decided that Morticia should have eyes which slanted upwards at the sides, an effect which was achieved by attaching an elastic strap to the back of Angelica's head via fabric tabs glued at her temples, which pulled the corners of her eyes upwards. A second strap was added to balance the appearance of the lower part of her face with the upper. The bands caused extended discomfort to her and, unless she removed them at lunchtime, she would suffer severe headaches and rashes later in the day. Removing the bands for a break entailed hours of extra work in both removing and then re-applying her makeup and wig. On top of this, the bands would snap at the slightest turn of her head, causing yet more grueling repair time. Eventually, she learned to pivot and turn on her feet without moving her upper body or head.

"For you it was the worst day of your life. For me, it was a Tuesday." I miss Raul Julia. I know I know, different move, but it's such a Gomez quote. Astin was amazing, but Julia is Gomez. And Morticia ahhh mon cheri...

Fun Facts: Christina Ricci was not the first live-action Wednesday, that would be Lisa Loring. Granny (Judith Malina) was recast with Carol Kane for the sequel. The Girl Scout actress, Mercedes McNab, returns in Adams Family Values as Amanda Buckman.

Playing Gomez, Morticia and Wednesday are the roles Raul Julia, Anjelica Huston and Christina Ricci are best known for even today. Great movie, great reaction! Addams Family Values was a bit less well-received but certainly has its moments, looking forward to your reaction to that one :)

I don't see if anyone has mentioned it, but the lighting on Morticia Addams is a reference to Bela Lugosi in the 1931 "Dracula," who was similarly lit. Side note: They also lit Lucias Malfoy in the Harry Potter movies this way.

I named my cat "Wednesday" because I'm such a fan! She is 15 now, might not be around for a lot longer. But she was honored in life with an amazing name!

LOVED your rendition of "Deck the halls". 🤣 No seriously I DID!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰 In fact, I think I'll "have to" sing every christmas carol like that, from now on. 😁😈 Anyway, another entertaining video - and cuddles to the Beanie Baby. 😻

Fun fact: Dr. Pinder/Abigail Craven is played by Elizabeth Wilson. You may know her best as the office snoop Roz in 9 to 5 (1980).

@AshleighBurton Christopher Lloyd really shows what a chameleon-like actor he is. While you’ve seen him in roles like Doc Brown in Back to the Future or Judge Doom in Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, he’s played a wide range of characters from Reverend Jim on the TAXI TV series, a mental patient in One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest, and even a Klingon in Star Trek III: The Search for Spock.

Simp counter: 15 Some Favorite jokes: -uncle knickknack - the "is there a God game" - is it made from real girl scouts

Also Raul Julia started out on BROADWAY! He's the lead villain protagonist in The Threepenny Opera, a VERY dark musical. Man could act, fight, dance, and SING.

Anjelica Huston was so scrumptious.

I can't with the simp counter. 😂😂 I'm glad you enjoyed this! I hope you watch the sequel! It really is as good as this movie. ❤

If you like Christopher Lloyd, (I don’t know if you’ve seen it but) I recommend ‘Clue’. It’s based on the board game. Christopher is young in it. It’s a dark and hilarious murder mystery (very much in the same vein as Addams Family). And it would be a good light hearted Wednesday watch for Hallowbeans.

"I would like a Thing, please." GIVE THAT LADY A HAND!

🖤LOVE The Addams Family! Can't wait for Addams Family Values!

I absolutely love this and the sequel here. The casting here is absolutely perfection.

The Addams family began as a series of one-panel cartoons drawn by Charles Addams for the New Yorker magazine. The house was inspired by the same Edward Hopper 1925 painting, House by the Railroad (of a still-standing house in Haverstraw, NY) that inspired the house in Pyscho. The cartoon did not name the characters. The cartoon series inspired the tv sitcom, which gave the characters the names, and this in turn inspired this movie series, plus a bunch of other spinoffs. By the way, has Beans lost any weight?

Halley's comet only comes around once every i don't kwon im not rocket scientist 😂😂😂❤

Morticia teaching the kindergarten class is literally my favourite comedy scene of all time.

Ashleigh, your laugh is contagious. When Wednesday and Pugsley play "Is There a God?" Your laugh got me laughing. 😂 I'm so glad you finally watched this one. It was one of my absolute favorites growing up. The sequel Addams Family Values is great too. Definitely check that one out.

The original script would have ended with Gordon not being the real Fester but choosing to stay with the Addamses (tying into the larger themes of found family who loves you being better than the family you're born into that doesn't). Several members of the cast strongly objected and they chose a representative to appeal to Barry Sonnenfeld to change the ending and have Gordon be the real Fester. That representative was Christina Ricci. Clearly, her appeal worked. Interestingly, Christopher Lloyd himself was pretty ambivalent to the whole situation and was fine with either ending.

I don't know if its intentional or not, but you're coming across as really polished and full of charm lately, the editing is great and I like what you're doing with your hair. Onwards and Upwards No-longer-awkward Ashleigh!

This movie stayed on repeat in my vcr growing up as a kid.

I absolutely love the first 2 Addams movies with Julia, Huston and gang. But it would be really cool to see you give the old 60's show a try as well. John Astin (Sean's father) plays a great Gomez that is very different from the suave Gomez in the movies. I absolutely adore Anjelica Huston as Morticia but Carolyn Jones is eye-meltingly gorgeous in that role. 😍😍

What a great reaction Ashleigh, your laugh is so infectious. My two favourite lines are "Are they made from real girl scouts" and "I'm a homicidal maniac, they look just like everyone else". I'm now impatiently waiting for your Adams Family Values reaction.

The show Greys is a pun on the REAL anatomy book GRAY's written in the 1800 as the first good comprehensive guide to anatomy.

The Addams Family are a WONDERFUL example of what a loving and supportive family should be like. Parents who are still madly in love with each other, parents who are supportive of their kids, parents who are PRESENT in their kids' lives...it's awesome to see. And yes, Anjelica Huston is unreasonably hot.

This movie and The Brady Bunch movie surprised me in theaters with how amazing they were given the Hollywood track record of making crap based on older shows and counting on nostalgia to carry the weight. But once in a while someone just understands the source and preserves the essence while elevating it to another level.

My favorite quote regarding this movie is from when Raul Julia was promoting this movie, and was on the Arsenio Hall Show. Arsenio quoted from a review of the movie: “This is a Gomez with gonads.” “Raul responded: “Gonads? Is that anything like cojones?” 15:50 Yes, Gray’s Anatomy is a real medical textbook, going back to the mid 1800s. It’s been regularly updated, but from what I understand, it’s still *the* reference book for basic human anatomy. 26:15 Annoying Girl Scout is played by Mercedes McNab, whom I mostly remember from her run as Annoying Mean Girl Harmony Kendall on “Buffy the Vampire Slayer.”

"I would like a Thing please" Yes, because everyone needs an extra . . . . hand around the house. Thank you. I'm here all week, try the fish.

Raul Julia (Gomez) was an award-winning stage, screen, and TV actor and also a well-known humanitarian. Born March 9, 1940, in San Juan, Puerto Rico, Julia died October 24, 1995, at age 54 in Manhasset, Long Island NY as the result of a stroke following 3 years of fighting stomach cancer which he did not make public and continued to work in spite of surgeries and hospitalizations. His list of projects is long and as varied from the comedy "Moon Over Parador", one of my favorite comedic mysteries "Compromising Positions" with Susan Sarandon, to the esoteric drama "Kiss of the Spiderwoman" with William Hurt.

Addams Family Values is hilarious. I personally think it's funnier than the 1st one because you understand the caractors more. Plus, you get Carol Kane as grandma .She takes the role over and makes it her own. If you don't recognize the name, she played Miracle Max's wife in The Princess Bride and is one of the spirits in Scrooged (with Bill Murray). Over all I love both movies and yes, Thanksgiving would be perfect to watch that one. 😅

Gray's Anatomy is a medical textbook from the 1800s, not to be confused with the hit medical drama Grey's Anatomy. It is a reference book for human anatomy. It is still used today in medical school. One of my favourite gags is when Grandmama uses it as a cookbook.

“The original Wednesday” Well, about that… there’s a whole TV series. With John Astin (father of Sean Astin AKA Samwise Gamgee) as Gomez. There’s also at least one animated series from the 60s,70s, and/or 80s. (Also, The Munsters kinda hits the same demographic as The Addam’s Family, if you want to check out any of that)

Christopher Lloyd is a phenomenal character actor. His most iconic role probably is Doc Brown, but the one that gave him his start was Rev. Jim Ignatowski on Taxi. He’s hilarious. He also played a Klingon in Star Trek II: The Search for Spock. Full face makeup with prosthetics, but his voice gives it away.

It was surprising how well they captured the same vibe of the original 1960's. When it first came out there was some doubt if it would be as darkly humorous without being silly. It had to have been difficult for the cast to play such iconic characters, but they nailed it. It was definitely not made for just kids. They didn't forget the older "kids" that grew up on the original. Back in the day the question was Addams family or the Munsters as your favorite.

What makes the first movie so fun for me is how they built several quick scenes into the movie from the original one-panel cartoons, like the boiling oil dunk in the opening. Anjelica Houston does a great job, but she did have Carolyn Jones as a reference. So far, Christina Ricci is the best Wednesday.

It is probably uncool of me to mention that Charles Adams the creator of The Adams Family has been in print (The New Yorker Magazine) since the 1930's. There are books of these characters since the 1950's. Loved the review Ashleigh, Anjelica Houston could definitely get it !!!! Simp On !!!!

Interesting little detail about the movie: The original idea of the ending, was going to be that he wasn’t actually Fester, but that essentially he was going to be considered an honorary member of the family. But none of the cast liked this idea. So they drafted a letter to talk to the Director about how they wanted it to be revealed that Fester really was Fester. And they one of the actress who plays Wednesday to be the one who presented it to the Director. Well, apparently it worked because they decided to switch it at the very end that the lightning bolt was going to jog his memory’s.

"Addams Family" is also the highest-selling pinball machine in history. All throughout the 90's you couldn't go into a bar or mall arcade and NOT see Addams Family (or Terminator 2, usually one next to the other) pinball game. Lots of lines from the movie are on that game such as "That's the spirit, Thing, lend a hand!" and "Keep the ball, I have a whole bucketful!" I can't wait for "The Crow" review. If it hadn't made it to HalloBeans this year, it could have waited until February because it's kind of a twisted love story. It is most assuredly NOT a "Rom-Com". But it's fun.

This movie is a classic. I am looking forward to Thanksgiving for the sequel. Speaking of movies for holidays, watch The Commitments next St Patrick's Day. Thanks!

The guy in the train is actually director Barry Sonnenfeld, and for the sequel (which you need to see), he actually gave himself a slightly bigger role that is simply hysterical.

22:56 Well Cousin It is pretty irresistible. He's cultured, he has a variety of interests and talents, he keeps his fashion sense sensible but stylish, he takes great care of his hair. he's attentive, he's funny, he's just such good company.