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    Default Actor Edward Woodward dies at 79

    Another one of the greats has passed on.
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    Ewar Woowar has gone; liked him a lot....

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    I have just read this on BBC news. Such a good actor, I remember watching The Wicker Man on TV when I was little and really enjoying it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fluff View Post
    I remember watching The Wicker Man on TV when I was little and really enjoying it.
    aw, ats ma favourite film! seen 'e newer version wi nicolas cage, no a patch on 'e real thing.

    rest in peace eddie
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    Sorry to read that he has gone, along with the many television series in which he starred, he was a great shakesperian actor too, there are few with the range of talents that he had.

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    I liked him in Common as muck (BBC TV drama). Was he married to Michelle Dotrice? (Ooh Betty) RIP.
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    He was...and bless him.R .I.P.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bekisman View Post
    Ewar Woowar has gone; liked him a lot....
    When I used to fight in the British Civil War re-enactments (Sealed Knot), the Ewar Woowar joke was one of the standard rallying cries shouted out amongst the massed armoured ranks of the Western Associaton (Roundheads) Pike Brigade.

    I can still see and hear 80 armoured pikemen (full of beer and attitude) advancing upon the Royalist Army shouting "EWAR WOOWAR!!"

    God rest ya, Ewar. You will live on, on many battlefieds, I'm sure.
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    I used to enjoy watching him in 'Th Equaliser', he came in the village bakery where I used to work, he was a real gentleman. RIP

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    I liked him best of all in Callan, RIP
    Once the original Grumpy Owld Man but alas no more

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    RIP the Equaliser

    Great actor
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    Quote Originally Posted by neepnipper View Post
    I used to enjoy watching him in 'Th Equaliser', he came in the village bakery where I used to work, he was a real gentleman. RIP

    Aye that was a great prog, he played with a character called " lonely " can't' remember his real name though.
    Was it in black and white ??.

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    sad news..I liked him
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    Quote Originally Posted by tonkatojo View Post
    Aye that was a great prog, he played with a character called " lonely " can't' remember his real name though.
    Was it in black and white ??.
    That was Russell Hunter, sadly he has also passed on, also aged 79
    Once the original Grumpy Owld Man but alas no more

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    Quote Originally Posted by tonkatojo View Post
    Aye that was a great prog, he played with a character called " lonely " can't' remember his real name though.
    Was it in black and white ??.
    That's Callan you're thinking of, Russell Hunter played 'Lonely'

    They've both now been equalised by their maker.

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    Quote Originally Posted by joxville View Post
    That's Callan you're thinking of, Russell Hunter played 'Lonely'

    They've both now been equalised by their maker.
    Aye and Golach says they were both the same age , weird eh.

    The wife says you are right it was Callan, Was it in black n white ???

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    I cant remember it being in black and white...

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    RIP a very good actor . His obituaries in the papers did him proud, especially the more detailed ones. He was a great stage actor as well as his screen work.
    His part as Callan was a favourite, and I recently watched " The Wicker Man " all the way through , and loved the mood of the film and his acting.
    Cheers for the reminder Trix.

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