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Dean Martin couldn’t keep it together when Foster Brooks brought the house down while roasting Dan Rowan and Dick Martin.
The Dean Martin Celebrity Roasts always meant lots of laughter. Foster Brooks never disappointed, especially when he roasted Jackie Gleason.
When Foster Brooks roasted Ted Knight, he stumbled his way to the podium before falling down in drunken and disorderly fashion.
Foster Brooks perfectly portrayed a drunk who tried to act like he was sober. He wasn’t afraid of taking his comedic aim at anyone, including Muhammad Ali.
Well known funny man and “drunkard” comedian, Foster Brooks put people like Dean Martin in stitches as he acted the drunk professional
Watch Foster Brooks EPICALLY roast The Man Of The Week, President George Washington at this classic 1974 Dean Martin Roast!
Watch Foster Brooks roast Hubert Humphrey in epic fashion. This video will have you missing the politically incorrect humor of that era.
Lucy was trying to get Foster Brooks to stay sober while he was writing a book about a murder, but he was sneaking alcohol at every turn.
At the Dean Martin Roast of Don Rickles, Foster Brooks let Mr. Warmth know that he was having an affair with Mrs. Rickles.
In 1975 when Lucille Ball was the Woman of the Hour at Dean Martin’s Roast, Foster Brooks roasted her in an uproariously funny fashion.
In 1975, Sammy Davis, Jr. was the Man of the Hour at one of Dean Martin’s Roasts. Foster Brooks brought down the house with at this star-studded event.
Foster Brooks stumbled into a bar and attempted to give Dean Martin a dental exam. Dean couldn’t help but laugh when Foster mentioned the Tongue Fairy.
Nobody was immune to laughing when Foster Brooks took the microphone, especially when he was roasting them – not even Johnny Carson.
The Politically Correct Feminist Police Wouldn’t Be Happy Watching Foster Brooks Roast Angie Dickinson At Dean Martin’s 1977 Roast
Foster Brooks was one of the favorite performers at Dean Martin’s Roasts. He made everyone laugh as he played the role of the gentleman
Foster Brooks played the role of a gentleman who had one drink too many and tried unsuccessfully not to let anyone else know it.
Dean Martin liked to laugh but it was rare for someone to leave him speechless from laughter. Foster Brooks was one of those comedians who could do it.
At Dean Martin’s Roast of Betty White, Foster Brooks was introduced as her former fiancee. Foster was so overserved that Dean had to pick him off the floor!