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RIP Peter.
I was just listening to him last night on the BBC iPlayer.
He narrated How To Be Sherlock Holmes.
Good memories for those of a certain age. Top Gear did an affectionate tribute to those 70's shows, like Department S and The Persuaders.
I've only watched the start but I think Mindhorn may have been influenced by the same, maybe more 80's.
The best of those raffish, e-type driving, probably massively un PC nowadays 70's types. Shame he wasn't on screen more often. -
RIP Peter Wyndarde.
Loved Jason King when I was a kid.
He was also a brilliant Langdale Pike in the Grenada series The Master Blackmailer.
Regards
Sir Herlock Sholmes.
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By all accounts a thoroughly nice man, and a better actor than he was given credit for.
Known in the business by the wonderful moniker "Petunia Winegum".Comment
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Oops!
I forgot to include this link to a track from his legendary album "When Sex Leers its Inquisitive Head".
Enjoy!
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Cheers for posting that Barn. I’d never heard it before but I had heard that he was a well liked man.Regards
Sir Herlock Sholmes.
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No problem Herlock.Originally posted by Herlock Sholmes View Post
The whole album is available to listen to on Youtube.
It is an enjoyably strange experience.Comment
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Most of my record collection would be considered ‘strange’ by mostOriginally posted by barnflatwyngarde View Post
I’ll give it a listen. I wonder if it beats the William Shatner album
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Sir Herlock Sholmes.
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As a Holmes fan I’m embarrassed to admit that I put the wrong episode. Can’t think how I got it wrong but I did. It was ‘The Three Gables.’Originally posted by Herlock Sholmes View Post
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Sir Herlock Sholmes.
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Don't know about the Bill Shatner album, Herlock, but I've heard Leonard Nimoy on LP, and it's a trip!Originally posted by Herlock Sholmes View PostMost of my record collection would be considered ‘strange’ by most
I’ll give it a listen. I wonder if it beats the William Shatner album
Afraid I know little about Mr. Wyngarde, but I've seen "Department S" discussed on a board for fans of espionage fiction and drama. It was apparently well-known in its day, though the still posted above is a bit alarming. Will need to check the "Doctor Who" wiki to see which episodes Wyngarde appeared in.Pat D. https://forum.casebook.org/core/imag...rt/reading.gif
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I believe that John Gielgud tipped Peter as a major talent back in the early days.
Dept S and Jason King were the end product of his early roles in similar shows, except that in the earlier appearances he played baddies - but charismatic baddies. He was in the Avengers twice including, I think, the 'infamous' Touch of Brimstone (in which Emma Peel appeared as the Queen of Sin). He was also in the Saint, and made a good Number Two in an episode of the Prisoner.Comment
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Hi Pat,Originally posted by Pcdunn View Post
Shatner has done more than one album I believe. I know that he did one in 2011. There’s at least one on YouTube. Here’s a song from his 2011 album. I call it a ‘song’ but Shatner never actually sings.
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Sir Herlock Sholmes.
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On camera? Couldn't he have waited for a comfort break?Originally posted by Robert View PostKind regards, Sam Flynn
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