Inspector Kemp !!!!!!!!!

Which character? That character!
Where wolf? There wolf.
If you don't read the newspaper you are uninformed. If you doyou are misinformedMark Twain

Garr. But I would not turn down a foursome.
"'Extremely High Voltage.' Well, I don't need safety gloves, because I'm Homer Simpson" - Frank Grimes

Marty Feldman (love the accent and those eyes!).
Gentlemen-who do you think is hotter? Garr or Kahn (or Leachman for those over 40)?

Eye-gor, definitely; any scene with Feldman in it is hysterical. Although I also love all scenes with Inspector Kemp.

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Elizabeth and Igor!
Madeline and Marty were HILARIOUS!
I can't type everything I found funny that these two said; I'd be here for a while!
Take A Day Out Of Your Life & Love Me
Men Should Be Like Kleenex; Soft, Strong & Disposable

I love Marty Feldman as Igor!
Frarey

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EYE-gor

For me it's Igor.
"What are you doing in the bathroom day and night? Why don't get out and give someone else a chance?"
Marty Feldman as another poster said steals every scene that he is in.

Gene Wilder and Marty Feldman and Peter Boyle.

silovik812 wrote: Feldman and Kahn are wonderful, but the part that really puts me in stitches every time, and with hardly any dialogue at all, yet, is the first few scenes with Frau Bluecher, from her first entrance at the castle door to the "brandy, warm milk, or Ovaltine" bit in the library. Cloris Leachman's facial expressions and reactions just crack me up, and in the latter scene, the interplay between Leachman and Wilder is one of the most professional things I've ever seen on screen.
Gene Hackman's bit as the clueless blind hermit is hilarious no matter how many times I see it; that scene is almost a small play in itself.
And the Sweet Mystery of Life scene (set up long ago in the movie with the discussion of the size of the Monster's organs) is wonderful, nobody but Madeline Kahn could pull that off. "Oh, you men are all alike! Seven or eight quick ones, and you're off with the boys to boast and brag! You better keep your mouth shut! (to herself) Oh, I think I love him!" Kahn at her finest.
As to jokes that aren't so funny anymore, there are a few for me, too: "What knockers!", "There wolf!", Eye-gore's hump and the Inshpecktor's arm, "Quiet dignity and grace", the game of Charades, and maybe a few others. These were hilarious to me the first, oh, twenty times I saw this movie, but now they're wearing a little thin.
I agree with all your likes and dislikes to a frightening degree, with the only exception being The Hump, which still works for me every time because of Feldman's subtle and sly performance.
But the virtue of these 'less favorite' bits is surely that we can safely leave the room to take care of personal needs when they appear. (Kenneth Mars has become quite a stranger to me)

Feldman and Kahn are wonderful, but the part that really puts me in stitches every time, and with hardly any dialogue at all, yet, is the first few scenes with Frau Bluecher, from her first entrance at the castle door to the "brandy, warm milk, or Ovaltine" bit in the library. Cloris Leachman's facial expressions and reactions just crack me up, and in the latter scene, the interplay between Leachman and Wilder is one of the most professional things I've ever seen on screen.
Gene Hackman's bit as the clueless blind hermit is hilarious no matter how many times I see it; that scene is almost a small play in itself.
And the Sweet Mystery of Life scene (set up long ago in the movie with the discussion of the size of the Monster's organs) is wonderful, nobody but Madeline Kahn could pull that off. "Oh, you men are all alike! Seven or eight quick ones, and you're off with the boys to boast and brag! You better keep your mouth shut! (to herself) Oh, I think I love him!" Kahn at her finest.
As to jokes that aren't so funny anymore, there are a few for me, too: "What knockers!", "There wolf!", Eye-gore's hump and the Inshpecktor's arm, "Quiet dignity and grace", the game of Charades, and maybe a few others. These were hilarious to me the first, oh, twenty times I saw this movie, but now they're wearing a little thin.
And to illustrate how entertaining this movie is, I started watching it on AMC, intending to see just an hour of it, then catch the new episode of
Stargate: Universe
. It's now ten minutes past the hour, and I have no intention of changing the channel, I'm enjoying myself too much.

Currently watching:
Young Frankenstein

"A child of five would understand this. Send someone to fetch a child of five."

Eye-Gore for me too, but Inspector Kemp and the blind hermit aren't far behind.

Igor
Marty Feldman rules
"New sheriff in town, boys! You all best get used to it" - Sawyer, LOST

"Dr. Frankenstein!"
"It's Frankensteen."
"You're putting me on!"
"No"
"Do you also say Froderick?"
"No, it's Frederick Frankesteenyou must be Egor."
"No, it's pronounced Igor."
"They told me Egor."
"Well they were wrong then, weren't they?"
I love that scene!
I also like the scene in the lab.
"Igor!"
"Froderick!"

-Amanda
"She will remember your heart when men are fairy tales in storybooks written by rabbits"

"Hump? What hump?"
This and Blazing Saddles give no end of laughing to me.

For me, "Eye-gor" steals every scene he is in.

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The scene toward the end of the movie, when they are walking thru the woods, when the Inspecter, played by Kenneth Mars, raises his hand (causing a lot of noise) and goes "shhhh"very subtle, but cracks me up every time

"Walk this way." and "Puttin' on the Ritz"