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Hugh Hughes Green OStJ [1] (2 February 1920 – 3 May 1997) was an English radio and television presenter, game show host and actor. Early life.
Christopher Green, the son of TV legend Hughie Green, talks about his abusive childhood, his father's lies and his illegitimate daughter Paula Yates. A new BBC film exposes the truth behind the notorious entertainer's life and legacy.
Hughie Green, wrote the Guardian television critic in March 1977, is ‘unabashed about being hired to introduce a talent show but using it for giving his millions homilies about the state of the wunnerful nation. And we don’t seem to see it as absurd that it should be so.’.
2. Apr. 2008 · A drama based on the true story of Hughie Green, the TV host of Opportunity Knocks and Double Your Money, and his secret affair with Paula Yates. Starring Trevor Eve, Mark Benton and Emma Stansfield, the drama explores his personal and professional struggles.
Hughie Green (1920-1997) was a British actor and producer who appeared in films such as Midshipman Easy and If Winter Comes. He was also the host of the popular TV show Opportunity Knocks, where he used his catchphrase "And I mean that most sincerely folks".
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3. Mai 1997 · The article reports the death of Hughie Green, a Canadian-born British broadcaster who hosted popular quiz and talent shows in the Sixties and Seventies. It also mentions his career as a child actor in Hollywood and his final days with cancer.
A tribute to the late Hughie Green, the first host of audience participation shows in Britain, who also had a career in films, radio and theatre. Learn about his early days, his catchphrases, his love of flying and his Canadian connection.
