Do you think that Don Knotts is really a sex symbol like some say he was? Or will he always be Barney Fife In your eyes? Let us know your thoughts on this late-great comic in the comments section down below.
▬Contents of this video▬ 00:00 - Intro 01:31 - The Nervous Man 02:30 - Knotts' Fundamentalist Background 04:09 - Knotts Still Developed A Bit Of A Swagger 06:32 - Knott's Daughter Revealed He Was 'Loved By Women All The Time' 07:47 - Outro
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Most people think of Don Knott's as being a lot like his role as the bumbling, comic-foil character Deputy Barney Fife on The Andy Griffith Show, but some say that he was actually quite the ladies' man and sex symbol throughout his life and career.
Comedians have never been particularly known for being sex objects. In fact, the default setting of most comics is sexual inadequacy. They are portrayed as pathetic losers who can't seem to score with the ladies to save their lives.
During the early days of post-code Hollywood, it was common for romantic comedies to feature plotlines where the lead stars end up experiencing a significant delay before finally consummating their relationship through sex.
For some comics, however, such as Don Knotts, the delay was always endless. Throughout his television and film career, Knott's never managed to play characters that scored high marks with the ladies, nor did his characters ever successfully bed any of his romantic interests. So, why are we here telling you that Don Knotts was some kind of sex symbol? Join FactsVerse as we explore this perplexing question.
Why Women COULDN'T RESIST Don Knotts (His Secret)
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