[Watch] Livid Leon Schuster: ‘You’re p*ssing me off!’

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Oh, Schuks! Leon Schuster lost his cool during an interview with SABC’s Leanne Manas. Here’s how the prank went down…

0 Leon Schuster pranks Leanne Manas. Images via YouTube screenshot Leon Schuster has managed to pull off another epic prank, this time on his interviewer, Leanne Manas.

The veteran comedy actor and comedian sat down with the Morning Live presenter to discuss everything from his health to relationships, and even his scariest prank!

In a snippet from the interview, which takes place in Leon Schuster’s house, Leanne Manas asks the veteran star about his response to being accused of using blackface in his candid camera films, which spanned several decades.

The 75-year-old appeared visibly agitated at the question, responding: “That is a sensitive question and I dont want to answer that

“You have affronted me now, and it p*sses me off, I thought we were going to get along.

Now flustered and losing his cool, Schuster added: “Don’t ask me about stuff like that,please! Don’t do that again, beauce I will walk out of this interview

“You don’t do that to me, not in my own house!

The You Must Be Joking star eventually broke from his character, casually announcing: “You’ve been Shucks’d!”

Leanne Manas – almost in tears at the prank – later shared that she had experienced heart palpitations and rush of emotions during Schuster’s pretend confrontation.

She posted: “When I sat down with the legendary Leon Schuster and the conversation took an unexpected turn, my mind started racing. I was trying to work out how to bring things back on track before it all went too far!

She added: “What happened next caught me completely off guard”.

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During his interview with Leanne Manas, Leon Schuster added that he had no ill intent behind his candid camera pranks, some of which have courted controversy for its portrayal of “blackface”.

He shared: “I’m a prankster, and I’ll die a prankster. It’s all part of the culture of this land”

“It’s important you know your audience. I try to give the people what they want. I’m so sorry I can’t make one final candid-camera movie. But one more clap and my neck will break”.

He added: “I want to be remembered as that okie from the Free State who stood firmly on the ground, who didnt a swollen head, and who contributed somehow to unify our nation through my movies”.

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