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3. Sept. 2021 · Harry Secombe kept many scripts and pictures from this period, including scripts for The Goon Show. First broadcast in May 1951 as Crazy People, it later became known as The Goon Show with Harry Secombe playing many characters, most notably Neddie Seagoon. He also started keeping a series of scrapbooks, which reflect his career in the 1950s.
Sir Harold ‘Harry’ Secombe, KBE (1921-2001) There’s a famous story of how Goon Show history started for Harry Secombe. Somewhere in the North African desert during World War II, he was a soldier sitting in the back of an army truck when it was almost flattened by a piece of artillery. Not by a shell, by the whole gun.
12. Apr. 2001 · Harry Secombe appeared extensively in popular musicals, including The Four Musketeers (1967), which lost £50,000 during a 14-month run widely thought to have been sustained only by his reputation ...
Harry Donald Secombe, né le 8 septembre 1921, mort le 11 avril 2001, a été un artiste animateur gallois doué pour la comédie et disposant d'une belle voix de ténor. Il est surtout connu pour son interprétation de Neddie Seagoon, personnage central de la série comique The Goon Show radiodiffusée par la BBC de 1951 à 1960.
Harry Secombe. Actor: Oliver!. Harry Secombe was one of Britain's best loved comic entertainers. Born in Swansea, South Wales he began singing as a child in local church choirs. His first job was as a clerk although he had considered a career in opera. During World War Two he served in the Army in North Africa and Italy. He met the comedian Spike Milligan while on duty in the Western...
Sir Harry Secombe, famed for his work with The Goon Show, has died aged 79. The performer died in hospital in Guildford, Surrey, from prostate cancer with his wife, Myra, at his bedside. The Secombe family said in a statement: "We are grieving for a wonderful man, and a much loved husband, father and grandfather."
About Harry Secombe. Welsh-born comedian and singer. Best known as a member of the Goon Show and for his role as Mr. Bumble in “Oliver!”. He had a fine strong vocal range which he used to good ...
