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RIP Freddie Starr - Tractor boy - 09-05-2019 22:40
Freddie Starr has died aged 76
RE: RIP Freddie Starr - Tumble_Drier - 09-05-2019 22:51
A good day to be a Hamster.
RE: RIP Freddie Starr - GMach1 - 09-05-2019 22:55
I didn't know he was ill! He was a real maverick on television and controversial at times with his comedy but you couldn't ignore him. He had his own series early on Freddie Starr's Madhouse I think it was and he also did a lot of cabaret stuff. Later he became a racehorse owner and won a Grand National with a horse called Minnehoma. He used to do impressions like Mick Jagger but was always very unpredictable.
RE: RIP Freddie Starr - lovebabes56 - 10-05-2019 05:52
RIP Freddie.
I think a lot of the time his comedy was misunderstood, but certainly I think he was probably The first real alternative Comedian to break through on TV.
All Hamsters can breathe sigh of relief..
Thank you for the memories Freddie.
RE: RIP Freddie Starr - Kevin555 - 10-05-2019 09:57
Hi
Just read a report, it seemed for the last two years he was living alone, no visitors only his carer,very sad. In his day he was fantastic, really made me laugh
RIP Freddie gone to soon
RE: RIP Freddie Starr - GMach1 - 10-05-2019 17:27
The Spanish police don't suspect foul play but he was found naked on the floor of his Spanish villa. In his heyday he was a big star, did a lot of good impressions including Elvis Presley but as I said he was very unpredictable. On one of his shows I remember he shoved a custard pie up a woman's skirt(part of his act I think) which was probably quite shocking at the time and another he had a large lump of wood in his hand and started to destroy the props around him. Not to everyone's taste but then I suppose you could call him alternative, yet he was a mainstream television comedian. Sad end to quite a career.
RE: RIP Freddie Starr - Charlemagne - 10-05-2019 17:58
I saw Freddie a good few years ago. Didn't he gain fame on Opportunity Knocks.
RIP Freddie
RE: RIP Freddie Starr - GMach1 - 10-05-2019 18:09
Yes he did indeed.
RE: RIP Freddie Starr - HannahsPet - 10-05-2019 18:10
(10-05-2019 09:57 )Kevin555 Wrote: Hi
Just read a report, it seemed for the last two years he was living alone, no visitors only his carer,very sad. In his day he was fantastic, really made me laugh
RIP Freddie gone to soon
Yeah he was Named by someone and was looked into by operation yewtree who found nothing he then sued the person who had reported him but lost the case and had legal bill of about a million pounds