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The son of a shopkeeper, Rikki Fulton was born in Glasgow. His successful career spanned theatre, pantomime, radio, television and film. Many will remember his annual TV appearance in Scotch and Wry on Hogmanay as the Revd I.M. Jolly. Equally memorable was his role as Josie, playing opposite Jack Milroy's Francie - a double act that had audiences in stitches long after the first show in 1959.
29. Jan. 2004 · By Auslan Cramb, Scottish Correspondent 29 January 2004 • 12:01am. The actor-comedian Rikki Fulton, one of Scotland's most popular entertainers for more than four decades, has died aged 79. Some ...
28. Jan. 2004 · But Rikki is so well-known that this proved impossible.'' Fulton was best known as one half of the Francie and Josie partnership, and for his portrayal of the Rev I M Jolly.
Rikki Fulton plays a minister who gets drunk on TV. Brilliantly played by one of Scotlands funniest men. Rikki and his co-actors always made hogmanay a night...
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Two quick fire sketches from the great Rikki Fulton. #comedy. Comments. Most relevant Liz Boyle. 2y. Most relevant is selected, so some comments may have been filtered out. ...
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27. Jan. 2004 · In 1981 Rikki starred in the Scottish Theatre Company's production of Let Wives Tak tent . He was Scottish TV Personality of the year in 1963 and 1979 and was awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award, Bafta Scotland, in 1993. Rikki Fulton died on 27 January 2004 at the Quayside Nursing Home, Glasgow. How to find material relating to Rikki Fulton
22. Jan. 2010 · A hilarious sketch from Scotch & Wry on Hogmanay 1984. Rikki plays a weatherman in which he manages to knock all the weather symbols off the board. The clip ...
