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Billy Connolly, 78, said in his emotional documentary It has been a pleasure Monday night you have made your peace with death.
Speaking about his Parkinson’s disease, Billy admitted, “He got me, he will get me and he will end me, but that’s fine with me.”
“It doesn’t define me.”
His wife Pamela Stephenson said his health is good aside from the obvious, and moving to Florida has been great for him.
He said that the drawing has given him “new life” and that he is also writing his autobiography.
Pamela said, “What he wants to do is take it easy, he wants to fish off his Florida pier, enjoy the sun, watch TV, drink tea and eat cookies, that’s what he wants to do.”
At the end of the documentary, Billy told his fans, “It’s been a pleasure talking to you all these years.
“I couldn’t have done anything without you, you’ve been magnificent.”
As his friends and showbiz fans paid tribute to him, Billy said, “I’m very touched.
“But remember, I am very happy where I am and it is thanks to you, and what you did in my life.
“I have no complaints.”
Stars like Elton John, Paul McCartney, Whoopi Goldberg and Russell Brand paid their respects to Billy in the moving documentary that recapped his long career.
One viewer tweeted: ” #It has been a pleasure Billy Connolly, the man, the legend. I absolutely adore this Comedian who plays the Banjo with a heart of gold. ”
Another added: “I don’t think there is ever a comedian like @Billy_Connolly, #It has been a pleasure Or should I say, you’ve been crying, laughing, laughing for 40 years, thank you! ”
A third commented: “There will never be another @Billy_Connolly. The funniest man in the world #One of a kind#simply the best#It has been a pleasure “.
“That show has absolutely ruined me. What an absolute privilege to have lived in a world watched by Billy Connolly. #It has been a pleasure“wrote a fourth.
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