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I am upset to hear of the death of Stephanie Cole - was lucky enough to have received a letter from her a couple years ago.
RIP ❤️🕊️
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Actress Stephanie Cole, best known for roles in Coronation Street, Tenko and Doc Martin, has died aged 84, her agent has confirmed.
The actress famously played Roy Cropper's mother, Sylvian Goodwin, who lived with her son and his wife, Hayler Cropper, from 2011 to 2013 in the ITV soap, which is filmed in Salford, and was also know for other roles in Housewife 49 and Waiting For God.
A statement from Cole's agent John Grant, on behalf of her family, said: "It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Stephanie Cole, OBE. She passed away this morning at the age of 84. Stephanie had been living with Alzheimer’s disease for some years.
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Anyone who knows anything about me knows this hurts
He was the greatest actor of his generation,making comedy look simple and solid drama even more effortless
He was a rascal and I loved him…
Richard O’ Sullivan
RIP
I’ll just say….sausage rolls…….!
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A sad day for millions.
He was an actor who just knew what to do with comedy, and how to deliver a funny line, but over and above that was a terrific leading man. Farewell, Mr Tripp/Turpin. #RichardOSullivan
Actor Richard O'Sullivan, whose roles included Robin Tripp in 1970s TV sitcoms Man About the House and Robin's Nest, has died aged 82.
bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ce8e…
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The saddest of days. RIP Richard O'Sullivan - a truly and deservedly beloved screen great. He will be much missed, but his sparkling body of work will never be forgotten. comedy.co.uk/people/news/884…
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The Morecambe & Wise Show
Further to reports, Film is Fabulous! is delighted to confirm recovery of a missing episode of The Morecambe & Wise Show from 68. Team expects formal protocols to be agreed with BBC Archives on Tues, 28th April, at which time details will be published
Good evening listeners! Here's Gary and Tilt discussing the ever-popular BBC series Terry and June and its predecessors. sitcomclub.com/the-lives-of-…
...and yes, Gary really is running the London Marathon next Sunday! Donations gratefully received here: justgiving.com/page/gary-rod…
NEW PODCAST: Ooh, crumbs! Gary and Tilt discuss the ever-popular BBC series Terry and June (1978-87) and its predecessors. sitcomclub.com/the-lives-of-…
...and yes, Gary really is running the London Marathon next Sunday! Donations gratefully received here: justgiving.com/page/gary-rod…
Tilt and Gary are watching things... ;) #sitcomclub
ALT Terry Medford smiles with unbridled lust because he has bought June a diaphanous nightie for Christmas.
Greetings Sitcom Clubbers! Gary is running the London Marathon - yes, really - in support of Alzheimer’s Society, who fund vital research and support people living with dementia. If you’re able to donate, we'll be hugely grateful - thank you! justgiving.com/page/gary-rod…
Also, our very own Tilt Araiza features as the Christmas Eve guest on the ever-superb Goon Pod!
CAROL FOR ANOTHER CHRISTMAS (1964)
With Tilt Araiza
pod.link/1569929507
Peter Sellers as a cowboy Santa demagogue. Rod Serling, post JFK assassination, at his bleakest.
A Cold War Christmas Carol that imagines nuclear annihilation and the extinction of mankind.
Ho ho ho.
Alas, no new Sitcom Club Christmas Show this year, but do enjoy our back catalogue of seasonal delights including our Peep Show-themed party and a festive On The Buses board game contest. podnose.com/the-sitcom-club/…
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RIP Norman. You were a lovely man and a wonderful actor and Brian and I adored doending time with you and Rachel. I loved working with you
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Sad to hear that Norman Eshley has passed away. Began his screen career in an Orson Welles film (pictured) & demonstrated a fine range, from comedy to horror. My father was absolutely delighted with his performance as a cowardly graduate rookie in Sweeney episode Taste of Fear.
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Terrible news folks.
Our highly talented friend, the legendary actor, Norman Eshley has left us for the great cinema in the sky. We will treasure the back stage laughs and chats. An honour to work with you. Rest in peace, dear chap.
George And Mildred star Norman Eshley dies aged 80 independent.co.uk/news/uk/ho…
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The reunion of all reunions must sadly be happening somewhere now.
RIP Brian Murphy. Thanks for all the laughs.
