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He looks quite young there compared to any of the other videos I've seen of him.

I love his "Best of" video that I think PBS put together back in the 90's (I think clips have been here on the sift). It has all of these gags except for Moonlight Sonata. Judging in comparison to here, I think his comedic timing got a bit better with age.

Such a talented and funny guy -- was a shame when he passed, but he had a very good run.

**edit**
This one is from that "Best of" special: (a few more on search here, but this is the highest voted one from that particular show that isn't dead)
http://videosift.com/video/Victor-Borge-and-the-Page-Turner

"Humor is something that thrives between man's aspirations and his limitations. There is more logic in humor than in anything else. Because, you see, humor is truth.” - Victor Borge

He's like the Victor Borge of tennis.

Likewise.
>> ^Issykitty:

Great stuff. I miss Victor Borge!

Great stuff. I miss Victor Borge!

Victor Borge was a class act.

Well, Rowan Atkinson isn't Victor Borge.

Not that this wasn't funny, and not to suggest Atkinson can't be a master of physical comedy, but Victor Borge would have actually played the piece while making all those faces.

Someone should call *vintage.

Victor Borge reminds me of my grandfather. Same kind of humor and speech, but I think Borge is a little better at reciting jokes.

Obviously sfjocko and fastfret aren't Victor Borge fans.

Ah yes...It always seemed when I was growing up that the names of 'Victor Borge' and 'PBS Telethon' went together