Married For 71 Years: Irwin & Fran (Romance Documentary) | Real Stories – Everything Law and Order Blog

Irwin is a 98-year-old comedian, entertainer, and political satirist who has been married to the 95-year-old Fran for 71 years; Dick Gregory summarises Irwin’s contribution and family friend Susan Sarandon narrates.

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19 thoughts on “Married For 71 Years: Irwin & Fran (Romance Documentary) | Real Stories”
  1. used to watch the Professor on the Merv Griffin Show and other variety/talk shows when I was a kid. When it was announced that he wa a guest, I would wait with great anticipation for his appearence. I never knew what a deep and compassionate man he was….but he made me laugh until I could not breath!

  2. Like Rodney, Irwin's persona was often funnier than his material.
    Still, he led an amazing and brave life, beginning to end.

  3. What a amazingly beautiful documentary!!!!!!!! My god !!! Enjoyed every second!!!!!! Eye opening important!!!!! Love love loved this so very much!!
    Thank you ❤

  4. I’ve seen him in movies growing up as a child. Never knew his impact in the entertainment business. His best knowledge was something at first seen unbelievable until I googled and he was correct. RIP to a true legend

  5. This was such a pleasure to watch. So often, we hear how awful comedians are/were. It's so revelatory to hear the story of how a comedian actively chose to do good in the world his entire adult life.

  6. I remember Corey well. He was always so funny. He had an amazing, but extensive vocabulary, which I picked up on. His fearless approach to telling the truth and opening doors for early Black and Women comedies cannot be overlooked. I also recall the funny Frito Lay commercial he did.

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