Reply to: Dead Celebrities Thread

[vetran]

Back in 2008 I was contracting at Capital Radio on Leicester Square. I was having a smoke outside the main entrance on the square one afternoon and saw Timothy West walking towards me. I immediately recognised him and it must have shown in my face, as he glanced at me before quickly looking away with an expression that clearly said "FFS, I hope this guy isn't going to talk to me."

Similar look from Nigel Hawthorne in the main Guildford post office. He was at the local theatre. Shorter than I expected.

[NickFitz]

Timothy West, 90.

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/actor-timo...111407217.html

Back in 2008 I was contracting at Capital Radio on Leicester Square. I was having a smoke outside the main entrance on the square one afternoon and saw Timothy West walking towards me. I immediately recognised him and it must have shown in my face, as he glanced at me before quickly looking away with an expression that clearly said "FFS, I hope this guy isn't going to talk to me."

[Snooky]

Timothy West, 90.

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/actor-timo...111407217.html

Shame, he seemed like such a lovely chap, utterly devoted to his wife Prunella Scales and taking care of her as she struggled with dementia. Their Great Canal Journeys series was a pleasure to watch.

[DoctorStrangelove]

Timothy West, 90.

https://uk.news.yahoo.com/actor-timo...111407217.html

[ladymuck]

Frank Auerbach, artist, 93

https://www.theguardian.com/artandde...ged-93-painter

[DoctorStrangelove]

Oh yeh, Walter Gabriel, been trying to remember that name.

And Nelson Gabriel, he of The Mail Van Robbery.

[xoggoth]

Oh yeh, Walter Gabriel, been trying to remember that name.

[DoctorStrangelove]

I can't stand The Archers. Maybe I missed the golden years but the drivel I have listened to leads to swift engagement with the off button.

You & me both. . It's just not been the same since Walter Gabriel, Tom Forest, Mrs P. and Dan & Doris were written out.

Oh & Sid Perks of course.

[ladymuck]

I can't stand The Archers. Maybe I missed the golden years but the drivel I have listened to leads to swift engagement with the off button.

[DoctorStrangelove]

I remember me mum always listened to The Archers when I was a kid.

It was never the same after the death of Grace Archer. .

[xoggoth]

I remember me mum always listened to The Archers when I was a kid.

[ladymuck]

Two at once!

Hairdresser Trevor Sorbie, 75
https://www.theguardian.com/fashion/...e-dies-aged-75

June Spencer, original cast member on The Archers, 105
https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-r...-dies-aged-105

[Dactylion]

Paul Di'Anno (Andrews) - 66

Original Iron Maiden front man on first two Maiden albums which for me are their best, closely followed by Number of the Beast Bruce's first.

A mate of mine was in Lonewolf/Di'Anno......... He's not dead

[sadkingbilly]

Attila The Hen, of course, went on to win another two elections thus completing the demolition of British Industry whilst stuffing the pockets of her friends in the City.

thought that was Matilda the hun??

[DoctorStrangelove]

Nott the Defence Secretary: the twat who was lucky the Latin American Meat Packing Glitterati launched their attack just before he and The Great She Elephant would have cut the navy thus preventing the recovery of The Falkland Islands and South Georgia.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwygr73kg68o

The Great She Elephant was surprised at how long it took to sail to the Falklands.

The only honourable man was Carington who resigned.

Attila The Hen, of course, went on to win another two elections thus completing the demolition of British Industry whilst stuffing the pockets of her friends in the City.