Sir Norman Wisdom dies
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03:00 Tue 5 Oct 10 (BST) [Link]
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-11473192
I dont think half of you will remember him but still a very sad day!
95 Will be missed!
I dont think half of you will remember him but still a very sad day!
95 Will be missed!
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03:05 Tue 5 Oct 10 (BST) [Link]
Lived a full and prosperous life, God Bless, RIP
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03:11 Tue 5 Oct 10 (BST) [Link]
Seen a lot of clips over the years on various TV shows. One of the best. Will be sadly missed
R.I.P
R.I.P
12:30 Tue 5 Oct 10 (BST) [Link]
Another legend of comedy departed, will we ever have others like him.. RIP Norman Wisom!
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12:58 Tue 5 Oct 10 (BST) [Link]
He was one of my favorite comedy actors...
His films were amazing, didnt matter how many times you watched them, they still made you laugh...
R I P Norman Wisdom.....
His films were amazing, didnt matter how many times you watched them, they still made you laugh...
R I P Norman Wisdom.....
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13:58 Tue 5 Oct 10 (BST) [Link]
Awww he was great and a lovely bloke too,used to watch his old films with my mum when i was little.very funny man"Mr Grimsdale!!"RIP Norman.
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04:55 Sat 9 Oct 10 (BST) [Link]
When Sir Norman Wisdom was a 14 year old lad, he was starving due to his family being very poor, so in desperation he went to join the army to make ends meet.
The Army officer said he was too short and a bit weedy to join up and advised him to go and work down the mines to toughen himself up, so a young Norman walked from London to South Wales and for 3 years, worked in the mines, after the 3 years he walked back to London and into the very same army recruitment office and was signed up....hows that for dedication?? needs must in them days, today you young 'uns have it easy.
RIP Sir Norman Wisdom.
1915-2010
Edited at 01:58 Sat 09/10/10 (BST)
The Army officer said he was too short and a bit weedy to join up and advised him to go and work down the mines to toughen himself up, so a young Norman walked from London to South Wales and for 3 years, worked in the mines, after the 3 years he walked back to London and into the very same army recruitment office and was signed up....hows that for dedication?? needs must in them days, today you young 'uns have it easy.
RIP Sir Norman Wisdom.
1915-2010
Edited at 01:58 Sat 09/10/10 (BST)
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