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Ian Lavender RIP

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    LincsaddickLincsaddick
    Made for the Pike role .. R I P
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    Afternoon DelightAfternoon Delight
    RIP

    What a great show.
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    willieduffwillieduff
    Last of the great characters in a superb gentle comedy show. RIP Ian.
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    SoundAsa£SoundAsa£
    You stupid boy…….fancy supporting Villa.
    RIP…..Ian…..RIP.
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    PeanutsMolloyPeanutsMolloy
    edited February 6
    A reprise of the great line on Celebrity Mastermind.



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    TELTEL
    RIP. Thanks for the memories.
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    SolidgoneSolidgone
    “Don’t tell ‘em Pike…” Really enjoyed his acting. RIP 
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    ChippycafcChippycafc
    RIP Ian. 
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    RickAddickRickAddick
    Dad's Army was the comedy soundtrack to my childhood. 
    I still enjoy watching the repeats on BBC2 on a Saturday evening. 
    Rest in Peace, Ian.
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    AddicksAddictAddicksAddict
    A brilliant ensemble cast not averse to taking the mick. All sadly missed apart from that appalling Grandad song by Dunn.

    RIP
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    StigStig
    edited February 6
    AddicksAddict said:
    A brilliant ensemble cast not averse to taking the mick. All sadly missed apart from that appalling Grandad song by Dunn.

    RIP
    We might have been spared that. Apparently the show's producers wanted David Jason for the role and had promised it to him. They were forced to go back on their word though because BBC boss Billy Cotton, son of Red Red Robin maestro Billy Cotton, insisted that Dunn get the gig.
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    ChizzChizz
    Stig said:
    AddicksAddict said:
    A brilliant ensemble cast not averse to taking the mick. All sadly missed apart from that appalling Grandad song by Dunn.

    RIP
    We might have been spared that. Apparently the show's producers wanted David Jason for the role and had promised it to him. They were forced to go back on their word though because BBC boss Billy Cotton, son of Red Red Robin maestro Billy Cotton, insisted that Dunn get the gig.
    A 28-year old Corporal Jones would have been a bit odd
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    AlgarveaddickAlgarveaddick
    Chizz said:
    Stig said:
    AddicksAddict said:
    A brilliant ensemble cast not averse to taking the mick. All sadly missed apart from that appalling Grandad song by Dunn.

    RIP
    We might have been spared that. Apparently the show's producers wanted David Jason for the role and had promised it to him. They were forced to go back on their word though because BBC boss Billy Cotton, son of Red Red Robin maestro Billy Cotton, insisted that Dunn get the gig.
    A 28-year old Corporal Jones would have been a bit odd
    Dunn was only 48 at the time and David Jason was in his mid-thirties when he played Blanco in Porridge. Amazing what can be done with skilled make up artists on the job, Chizz. 

    RIP Mr. Lavender. 
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