Thanks for that camberwell70 x

Jacqueline Pearce the actress who played the iconic character Servalan in 70s TV series Blake's Seven has died. Without question Servalan was one of the best villains in TV science fiction.

Jacqueline Pearce obituary
[www.theguardian.com]

Blake's 7 - A Servalan Compilation - Part 1 of 2
[www.youtube.com]

Blake's 7 - A Servalan Compilation - Part 2 of 2
[www.youtube.com]

Sad news - as she said herself she was a young teenage boy's dream. Is Michael Keating still living around here?

Burt Reynolds....aged 82

Chas from Chas and Dave...[www.bbc.co.uk]

Geoffrey from Rainbow (zippy and bungle....not the other one) RIP

Charles Aznavour...[www.bbc.co.uk]

Carlos Ezquerra the artist who created Judge Dredd. [www.theguardian.com].

Stan Lee.....at the tender age of 95! R.I.P

RIP Harry Leslie Smith. A caring and inspiring human. ♥️

Pete Shelley, very sad, saw him both solo (Ten Summers' Festival) and with the Buzzcocks.

I was just leaving secondary school (Kingsdale) in the Summer of 1979 (nearly 16) and saw the Buzzcocks on Top of the Pops and still remember all the words to Ever fallen in love.

RIP Pete Shelley



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Paddy Ashdown, former liberal democrat leader.

June Whitfield. What a career.

Jeremy Hardy - spoke with him once after a benefit at the Half Moon, he was a charming, self-deprecating man who had time for everyone. Friends who lived on the same road as him in Streatham found him a delightful neighbour. Plus, of course, he was astoundingly funny, especially when improvising on shows like The News Quiz and ISIHAC (and nobody will ever forget his singing!). A great loss.

Oh dear. Sorry to hear about Jeremy Hardy.

So sad. Occasionally the death of someone famous who you never met feels like losing a friend, a genuine pang of loss. I saw him at a number of News Quiz recordings where some of his more outrageous and biting flights ended up on the cutting room floor. A great privilege to be there for that.

The long-suffering 'husband' of Hyacinth Bucket....Clive Swift

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> Oh dear. Sorry to hear about Jeremy Hardy.

I'm not- he was a decent comedian but a total lefty and terrorist apologist

To quote JH...The Daily Express is the paramilitary wing of the Daily Mail" ...

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What a horrible thing to say about someone well-loved who's just died of cancer - and who lived just down the road so his family and friends might see this.

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You're not sorry to hear that somebody died of brain cancer? You are a filthy excuse for a human being.

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uncleglen - do you have family or friends? you might reflect on how they'd feel if this happened to them or indeed someone made comments like this about one of your loved ones on a public forum. I can't imagine many people wanting their loved ones to see such comments esp. when they're in the midst of deep grief.

HP

Uncleglen, what a scary thought you are a teacher.
Admin please remove uncleglens post.

Albert Finley, aged 82. RIP

Albert Finney, a legend of British stage and screen. A very handsome man in his younger years too.

RIP.

Handsome to the day he died..

The marvellous Gordon Banks

Just found out that the man who started off the Haynes manual John Haynes, has died aged 80...RIP you saved me a fortune down the years....

Now I am really upset, Peter Tork

[www.bbc.co.uk]