Windsor Davies RIP

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A true all round gentleman.

 
Battery Sergeant Major Williams was one of the all-time great creations and Windsor Davies the part to perfection.

RIP Windsor
 
Yes another great goes to meet his maker, R.I.P. Windsor
 
Somewhat curiously, given that much broadcast telly these days is repeats, some going back decades, IAHHM seems to have been a notable omission.

Time to put that right?

RiP Windsor.
 
Somewhat curiously, given that much broadcast telly these days is repeats, some going back decades, IAHHM seems to have been a notable omission.

From what I saw last night, IAHHM hasn't been repeated for some time due to it's political incorrectness or possible racist overtones. Michael Bates 'blacked up' as Rangi Ram, the Indian bearer character, all the more ironic because the actor was Anglo Indian...
 
From what I saw last night, IAHHM hasn't been repeated for some time due to it's political incorrectness or possible racist overtones. Michael Bates 'blacked up' as Rangi Ram, the Indian bearer character, all the more ironic because the actor was Anglo Indian...

Yes, the snowflake generation are missing out on some great material.

Still, just so long as they've got their "safe space".
 
From what I saw last night, IAHHM hasn't been repeated for some time due to it's political incorrectness or possible racist overtones. Michael Bates 'blacked up' as Rangi Ram, the Indian bearer character, all the more ironic because the actor was Anglo Indian...


That and Windsor describing the concert party as "a load of poofs" Its just too un-PC these days.
 
Michael Bates was a consummate actor with an extensive back catalogue, he is possibly the ONLY actor that could have played the part in IAHHM.

Michael Bates - IMDb

A Windsor Davies alarm clock would be a fine thing.

 
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One of the Michael Bates offerings when I was somewhat younger.


But back on topic


and of course his other trademark 'Oh dear, how sad, never mind' is now firmly etched in the English vocabulary.
 
That and Windsor describing the concert party as "a load of poofs" Its just too un-PC these days.

Well it should not be, too many snowflakes nestling in cotton wool these days, oh for the good old days when a spade was a spade
 
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