Clive Dunn 1920 -2012 RIP

[MG Mal]

Another great takes his final bow.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-20239694

He will be sorely missed by many.

"They Don't Like it up em!"

[3xpendable]

As David Baddiel said

I had assumed that because he looked 85 at 40 that Clive Dunn was immortal

RIP Clive.

[rich.]

rip clive.. you made me laugh so much.

[Mitsuru]

At least he went quickly and it wasn't too painfull.
Good bye Granddad.

[megadethmaniac]

Thats it.. no end of Clive Dun Re runs.... or episodes of Dads Army as we calls `em.

[Maaarrghk]

I'm trying not to panic.

[Martin Evans]

Didn't think to look in general chat

I was saddened to hear of the death of Clive Dunn. Ironic how his character was one of the oldest in Dad's Army, yet he's more or less outlived them all.

For me, one of Clive Dunn's best scenes was where he entered the court room in a Brush with the law http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GeiD96wi ... ure=relmfu........"I know I am", " On the night of the 45th" and where he has to swear in his left hand. Priceless.....thank's Mr Dunn; RIP.

Thats it.. no end of Clive Dun Re runs.... or episodes of Dads Army as we calls `em.

That's normal for me; I have the full set on DVD

[TerryG]

Didn't think to look in general chat

Good point. Moved to off topic

However back on topic, watching dads army now is still briliantly funny. Some comedy has aged very badly but this will always bring a smile to my face.

[Martin Evans]

Yes, I think I know some of the episodes almost word perfect but I still laugh....Pike makes me laugh with his mobster references (In the court case where he ponders that Walker has gone to get some mobsters to "Rub out the judge"and when he does the noise of an SMG) or when he asks Wilson where Mr Snuggly is and the priceless line was "Don't tell him Pike".

Does anyone know whether the BBC have got a Clive Dunn programme together yet; I've not seen anything listed by way of a change to the published schedules.

I remember seeing Clive Dunn on Top of the Pops (Or at least his record).......I can't remember who was hosting the show but I guess it would have been Jimmy Saville.

[JPB]

Jimmy who?

RIP Clive Dunn, thanks for keeping my Dad laughing since the '60s.