[News] Windsor Davies - RIP

Motogull

Todd Warrior

Sep 16, 2005

9,863

• Jan 19, 2019

• #21

Sad news. He had a top presence on screen.

 

banjo

GOSBTS

Oct 25, 2011

13,247

Deep south

• Jan 19, 2019

• #22

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ia6g9cOg1jQ

RIP

 

Two Professors

Two Mad Professors

Jul 13, 2009

7,617

Multicultural Brum

• Jan 19, 2019

• #23

Top man.RIP Sarn't Major Shutup.

 

Publius Ovidius

Well-known member

Jul 5, 2003

46,044

at home

• Jan 19, 2019

• #24

Gwylan said:

He was also in the wonderful BBC film Grand Slam - an absolute cult favourite in Wales - and was part of the cast for the remake of Under Milk Wood, a recording that featured just about every Welsh actor going.

A talented actor indeed

Gorffwys mewn heddwch

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What Dylan Thomas thought about the village. RIP WIndsor....absolutely loved it ain't half hot mum and such a shame the bbc won't show past episodes as they are supposed to be totally un PC

Llarrggub

 

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Sirnormangall

Well-known member

Sep 21, 2017

2,969

• Jan 19, 2019

• #25

Norman Potting said:

#3 I can' t hear but suspect it is "...you are not soldiers, you are a bunch of poofs....."

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Or something directed at “Mr la di da gunner Graham”?

 

vegster

Sanity Clause

May 5, 2008

27,894

• Jan 19, 2019

• #26

RIP Windsor, Saw him a few times in my old haunt, the Thieves Kitchen, many years back. He was appearing with Melvyn Hayes in panto in Worthing I believe about 25 years ago. Windsor and a group of the cast/crew would come down from the Connaught for a few beverages. Wherever he sat in the pub the rest would sit around him and all turned their chairs towards him and listened spell bound to his stories. He liked a drink and he stood his round and was very popular. RIP.

 

catfish

North Stand Brighton Boy

Dec 17, 2010

7,677

Worthing

• Jan 19, 2019

• #27

He also recorded Whispering Grass with Don Estelle at the old Pebble Beach studios in Worthing and would retire to the Clifton afterwards. RIP.

 

OzMike

Well-known member

Oct 2, 2006

12,938

Perth Australia

• Jan 20, 2019

• #28

Good comedy actor RIP.

 

John Byrnes Mullet

Global Circumnavigator

Oct 4, 2004

1,190

Brighton

• Jan 20, 2019

• #29

A classic actor who was a one off.

RIP

 

Miserable Les

New member

Jan 17, 2019

99

• Jan 20, 2019

• #30

vegster said:

RIP Windsor, Saw him a few times in my old haunt, the Thieves Kitchen, many years back. He was appearing with Melvyn Hayes in panto in Worthing I believe about 25 years ago. Windsor and a group of the cast/crew would come down from the Connaught for a few beverages. Wherever he sat in the pub the rest would sit around him and all turned their chairs towards him and listened spell bound to his stories. He liked a drink and he stood his round and was very popular. RIP.

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Cracking pub at it's height, used to attract a fair few celebs and actors to the old top bar when they were in town.

RIP Windsor.