It is great to have a channel devoted to British stars so sadly lost to us. These people made our lives better by entertaining us or by working to protect us through research. May they all rest in peace.
I met Ian Lavender in 2012. What a great bloke. He told a story to a small audience, about him and John le Mesurier going out on the piss in Thetford. He got me to act the part of John...what a treat!
You Stupid boy 🤦♂️ Loved that show , My Brother has the Series on DVD , When nothing on TV 📺 , or Just plain crap , Turn to the old Favourite Dads Army , still laugh My head of , the Cast , there timeing not Rude , no swearing , Simply the Best 👌
John Savident was an absolute joy to watch and for quite a while, I was hesitantly awaiting for news of his departure. The great British character actors are virtually gone now but at least we've got them on celluloid to watch time and time again and never having to rely on the modern shallow celebrities that pass off for artists today.
@@philster611-ih8te I particularly liked a performance of his in an episode of Public Eye. It's entitled..I Always Wanted A Swimming Pool. Track it down and see what you think.
I shall always remember John Savident in the 1969 film 'Battle of Britain' where he had a bit part as an RAF officer delivering some good news. However, he really excelled in the 1970 film 'Waterloo' where he played the part of the Prussian liaison officer Karl von Müffling. His sudden, muddied appearance at the Duchess of Richmond's ball🎻 was in complete contrast to the immaculate uniforms worn by Wellington's officers (and rank and file soldiers). 💂♂️🥁🇬🇧
@@leswatts8422 my 2nd cousin who sadly has passed away,played for brighton and liverpool his name was micheal robinson. I think he was more early 1980's i have a book with every player 1978-1985 they are all photos not sticker but show's them as they were at the time etc.
@@markgreet3543I remember watching Michael Robinson for both teams and he must of been good, for him to Go to Liverpool who were the best team in the country in the 80s , RIP Michael Robinson and everyone else we have sadly lost. 🙏💙💯.
R.I.P. John Savident a versatile actor who did many roles for many years. He played differing characters in Blakes 7 and could comedic and classical roles? He will be missed.
folk in the past did too, lost one work collegue heart collaspe at 59, that was 20 years ago, another 58 was killed by a falling helicopter. heard from a friend about her mother who died at 48 (in 1987 - I didnt know the chap had remarried and had not worked out was not the same woman - I didnt see them much !) ,
I didn't know about Ewen McIntosh😢. I was really sad about Ian Lavender, I think because iin my mind he was still Corporal Pike. Lots of people here have died in 40s ,50s and 60s.
I remember having a drink with Michael Jayson in the Sun Inn in Pickering. What a gent, he was filming a 60’s spin off called The Royal, just down the road near Scarborough
No know king Barry John great Ness Welsh rugby player sadly must he was king all great Welsh rugby player have gone they never be anyone like again I am proud two Welsh seeing them play
I am in no way a rugby union fan but was really surprised that Barry John on played 25 times for his country. I'm 70 and he was always iirc being spoken of in high regrd and it seemed for much more than about 6 seasons. As for Pamela Salem, omg 💕💕💕💕😭😭and for those current people who are having difficulty, SHE was a perfect example of what men would term a woman.
My heartfelt condolences to their families. The only one I didn't know of was the chap from the office. And with Dave Myers(Hairy Bikers) also passing away, it' was a very sad month.
A very young John Savident also starred in the Battle of Britain movie, watched it the other night and thought, I'm sure thats the guy out of Corrie. R.I.P to all these good actors and actresses.
WIth the exceptions of Ian Lavender, Steve Wright and maybe Michael Jayston, this show stretched the definition of celebrity to vreaking point, but may their souls rest in peace.
It appears practically on these issues, is it only actors or celebrities die, what about scientists, doctors, social workers, children in wars. 😢 Wrong focus.
Most probably because nobody actually grows up with these people and so we're not aware of them or their passing. These uploads are to draw in viewers which those you mention probably wouldn't.
It is great to have a channel devoted to British stars so sadly lost to us. These people made our lives better by entertaining us or by working to protect us through research. May they all rest in peace.
I met Ian Lavender in 2012. What a great bloke. He told a story to a small audience, about him and John le Mesurier going out on the piss in Thetford. He got me to act the part of John...what a treat!
You Stupid boy 🤦♂️ Loved that show ,
My Brother has the Series on DVD ,
When nothing on TV 📺 , or
Just plain crap , Turn to the old Favourite Dads Army , still laugh
My head of , the Cast , there timeing
not Rude , no swearing , Simply the
Best 👌
Thanks for this, as always.
Pamela Salem. One of my fantasies as I grew up..
Into The Labyrinth. Children's TV in the early 1980's was great.
@@hilarymiseroyThanks Hilary. Unfortunately, that passed me by:)
We met Michael Jayston at a sci-fi convention and had dinner with him. He was amazing and fascinating to discuss everything with. RIP.
John Savident was an absolute joy to watch and for quite a while, I was hesitantly awaiting for news of his departure. The great British character actors are virtually gone now but at least we've got them on celluloid to watch time and time again and never having to rely on the modern shallow celebrities that pass off for artists today.
so good in Yes, Minister
One of the most interesting roles of John Savident was playing. Prussian soldier in Waterloo (1970)
@@philster611-ih8te I particularly liked a performance of his in an episode of Public Eye. It's entitled..I Always Wanted A Swimming Pool. Track it down and see what you think.
I cannot believe she was 80. But none of us are getting any younger. RIP Pamela.
Beautiful Woman, inside and out. R.I.P.
If only we had the choice!
Some very sad losses.
Now Dave Myers, Hairy biker 😭
Yes that is sad. He was only 66. I loved watching their show. RIP sweet man.
Michael Jayston had a wonderful radio voice. I'm listening to Rogue Male by Geoffrey Household which Jayston is narrating.
Thanks.
Now of THE great Englush Footballers in my 69 years: Stan Bowles: R.I.P.
Great upload thanks.
I wondered why Steve Wright kept having time off from his afternoon programme without any explanation.
Coz he is dead. 😢
he was replaced
maybe he was hung over ?
We miss you Jonny, gone far too young…….😢
I shall always remember John Savident in the 1969 film 'Battle of Britain' where he had a bit part as an RAF officer delivering some good news. However, he really excelled in the 1970 film 'Waterloo' where he played the part of the Prussian liaison officer Karl von Müffling. His sudden, muddied appearance at the Duchess of Richmond's ball🎻 was in complete contrast to the immaculate uniforms worn by Wellington's officers (and rank and file soldiers). 💂♂️🥁🇬🇧
Yes - also remember him from Yes Minister.
I want to send my sincere condolences to their relatives and friends, hoping they rest in peace and are happy in the afterlife.
Add Dave Myers of the Hairy bakers now 😢
Oh no 🙈 RIP beautiful John Savideng, you will be sorely missed. So many lovely
People leaving us ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Check him out in Rachel Day if you can find it!
JOHN SAVIDENT
Rachel & the Beelzebub Bombardiers.
JONNIE IRWIN R.I.P 😔
Especially sad to hear of his death, I had no idea. Used to love watching him on his show.
R.I.P.Pamela Salem was a good actor who played many roles and was gave many happy memories.
Thank you for this channel
The 39 ear old who fell from a balcony sounds very suspicious !
She had links to Putin but later started to criticise him for his Ukraine invasion...the rest is obvious.
And also Stan Bowles
QPR player ive got him in a book about retro players sorry to hear rest in peace.
One of the seventies footballers who were real entertainers .
@@leswatts8422 my 2nd cousin who sadly has passed away,played for brighton and liverpool his name was micheal robinson. I think he was more early 1980's i have a book with every player 1978-1985 they are all photos not sticker but show's them as they were at the time etc.
@@markgreet3543 I remember Michael. I may have seen him play live. Certainly on TV. My condolences.
@@markgreet3543I remember watching Michael Robinson for both teams and he must of been good, for him to Go to Liverpool who were the best team in the country in the 80s , RIP Michael Robinson and everyone else we have sadly lost. 🙏💙💯.
R.I.P. John Savident a versatile actor who did many roles for many years. He played differing characters in Blakes 7 and could comedic and classical roles? He will be missed.
Lot of people dying in their 40s and 50s thes day's?
Yes murdered by the U know what !
@@user-qu2zx1fc6s Yes absolutely 💯. Premeditated.
folk in the past did too, lost one work collegue heart collaspe at 59, that was 20 years ago, another 58 was killed by a falling helicopter. heard from a friend about her mother who died at 48 (in 1987 - I didnt know the chap had remarried and had not worked out was not the same woman - I didnt see them much !) ,
@@highpath4776 May God rest their souls but what is your point?
@@user-qu2zx1fc6s 👍👍👍
Steve Wright was a real shock, interesting that he had had heart by pass surgery.
Yes minister was a fun show 😊
what a devastating month
Rest in God's loving embrace. We're all headed there.
I didn't know about Ewen McIntosh😢. I was really sad about Ian Lavender, I think because iin my mind he was still Corporal Pike. Lots of people here have died in 40s ,50s and 60s.
And yesterday Dave Myers of the hairy bikers died aged 66
Very sad news
Barry john? a true Welsh rugby legend.. He died so soon after another Welsh legend JPR Williams.
Michael Jayston was also the last surviving member of the brilliant series Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy.
how many were jabbed
Why would anyone die at 44, with no explanation?
I read he had mental health issues and couldn't dance anymore because of a back injury. He could have taken his own life but it's not been mentioned.
@@annedunne4526 He was also Pfizered like Ewan Mackintosh. Both tweeted it.
That’s so sad.❤
I am in my 40s I study science and medicine
12 people under 25, think it is die every week of natural causes. They think its more because of car crashes etc. You're heart can stop at any moment.
Great video 😢
John Savident. Talks about Dr Who, and shows Blake’s 7.
32 year old Scottish TV presenter died yesterday while out running …
Pamela Salem was so pretty!
Thats quite alot!? All quite young. Alot of deaths lately? Very sad.
I remember having a drink with Michael Jayson in the Sun Inn in Pickering. What a gent, he was filming a 60’s spin off called The Royal, just down the road near Scarborough
No know king Barry John great Ness Welsh rugby player sadly must he was king all great Welsh rugby player have gone they never be anyone like again I am proud two Welsh seeing them play
How could you miss Michael Jayston's portrayal of Peter Guillam in arguably one of the best TV series ever, Tinker, Taylor...?
Rip 🙏
I am in no way a rugby union fan but was really surprised that Barry John on played 25 times for his country. I'm 70 and he was always iirc being spoken of in high regrd and it seemed for much more than about 6 seasons. As for Pamela Salem, omg 💕💕💕💕😭😭and for those current people who are having difficulty, SHE was a perfect example of what men would term a woman.
My heartfelt condolences to their families. The only one I didn't know of was the chap from the office. And with Dave Myers(Hairy Bikers) also passing away, it' was a very sad month.
These people won’t be coming back
I remember Pamela from Ever Decreasing Circles . She played the ex wife . She was gorgeous 😍 RIP
A great episode of EDC. Martin was absolutely mortified when she turned up and Paul with his girlfriend as well.
Lost my wife in 2009 to cancer. She was 44.
Wow, February was hell.
John Savident was also in the 1969 epic film Battle of Britain.
Remember when REAL people narrated?
A very young John Savident also starred in the Battle of Britain movie, watched it the other night and thought, I'm sure thats the guy out of Corrie. R.I.P to all these good actors and actresses.
Also in A Clockwork Orange
@@GeorgieastraOh I never knew that I will have to re watch that one, cheers.
Lois Maxwell, I think was the first Miss Moneypenny. All good just the same.
Pity we dont know there jab status
At 102 I dont think it made any difference.
What's that got to do with the price of fish?
Short illness and unknown causes are short hand for vac victim these days
Are you that stupid? Come on you know.@@Graham_Reeves
We do with Robin Windsor and Ewan MacIntosh. Both great enthusiasts
REST IN PEACE ALL 🙏
thanks , good video but sad 🤣😂
Sad about John Savident, I say its sad about John Savident
Ashley, I say, Ashley.
SMH - site does not recognise Jayston's greatest work on the Smiley series - 💕 Jayston :(
WIth the exceptions of Ian Lavender, Steve Wright and maybe Michael Jayston, this show stretched the definition of celebrity to vreaking point, but may their souls rest in peace.
People are celebrated by different people for different reasons
Think Pamela Salem was in French Fields
Isabelle Thomas aged, 39 died from falling off a balcony from a hotel??? Sounds like MURDER to me!!!
Loved Fred Elliot for the nonsense..
It's British and Irish lions. NOT BRITISH LIONS. SO NOW YOU KNOW. BRITISH AND IRISH LIONS. EDUCATION IS A WONDERFUL THING.
nobody but you cares though
@@scottfreckle237 Hi Scott
Lions and Leprechauns!
@@QuoPaperPlane YOUR a clown.
WHY ARE YOU SHOUTING!
You've jumped the gun posting this vid, RIP Hairy Biker Dave Myers
Life goes on and so does death
It appears practically on these issues, is it only actors or celebrities die, what about scientists, doctors, social workers, children in wars. 😢 Wrong focus.
Most probably because nobody actually grows up with these people and so we're not aware of them or their passing. These uploads are to draw in viewers which those you mention probably wouldn't.
Premature video - missed out the Hairy Biker death on 28/2.
published with five days to go, loads more gone 24th to 29th Feb 2024
Still got 4 days to go?
Forever the optimist.
@@Catwallager One of England's greatest footballers in my 69 years: Stan Bowles, sadly, would have made this tribute.
If you're that strict, why not mention Isabelle Thomas, died 29th of JANUARY 2024?
@@Isleofskye Maybe he could be slotted into next month.
Did isabelle Thomas criticise putin?
No Biden.. and Clinton!!
@@athelstan927Vlad says what?
I say I say. I was just bending down to plug in my phone and I say I say - I’ve been stabbed - and not in a nice way. I’m sure you know the story
AI voice ruined it. Got less than a minuet in and had to stop. Shame was really interested in watching this.