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22 Jun 14
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This fellow was seldom off the tv screen when I was in the UK..always seemed very competent and believable.
THE actor Francis Matthews, who has died at the age of 86 after a short illness, is best known for his 1970s suave sophistication as eponymous gentleman sleuth Paul Temple in the BBC detective series, though it’s an image that belittles the breadth of his powers as a comic and dramatic actor over a sixty-year career.
THE actor Francis Matthews, who has died at the age of 86 after a short illness, is best known for his 1970s suave sophistication as eponymous gentleman sleuth Paul Temple in the BBC detective series, though it’s an image that belittles the breadth of his powers as a comic and dramatic actor over a sixty-year career.
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I did a tribute thread a wek ago Tambers.
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week fgs
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At least Tambers put a photo in. I showed him how to do that.
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Sorry I did have a look down...it doesn't hurt to have a double commemoration.
A quintessential English actor most of whom pass on without us knowing. |
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Quite, old chap.
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I loved Paul Temple on the radio before Francis did it on TV. Lots of the 50s radio programmes are on youtube.
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You certainly did get me going on the pic posting Mitchell....it was vm appreciated.
I was able to put all the stuff on the Old Jockeys' thread which was lots of fun. |
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If I can help somebody, as I pass along,
If I can cheer somebody, with a word or song, If I can show somebody, that he's travelling wrong, Then my living shall not be in vain.  |