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  • Uboat said:
    I haven't read the thread so apologies if she's already there, but I recently looked up when Vera Lynn died and was surprised to find that she's still with us, aged 102.
    She is unkillable, the nazi's and the 21st century couldn't do it 
  • Uboat said:
    I haven't read the thread so apologies if she's already there, but I recently looked up when Vera Lynn died and was surprised to find that she's still with us, aged 102.
    Been mentioned a few times and with great justification.
    No harm in mentioning her again Uboat.
  • Uboat said:
    I haven't read the thread so apologies if she's already there, but I recently looked up when Vera Lynn died and was surprised to find that she's still with us, aged 102.
    Been mentioned a few times and with great justification.
    No harm in mentioning her again Uboat.

    You're too lenient, Soundasa£. Chirpy would have dished out a yellow card for repetition!
  • Buzz Aldrin - 90 today. Happy Birthday Buzz, if that is your real name.
  • Roy Clarke

    Born 28 January 1930

    Wrote Last of The Summer Wine, Open All Hours, Keeping Up Appearances and more besides
  • Matthew Corbett....
  • PopIcon said:
    Matthew Corbett....

    He's a mere 71 but his dad Harry would have made the thread.......had he not died about 30 years ago
  • edited January 2020
    PopIcon said:
    Matthew Corbett....
    Sorry, doesn’t make it by no less than 19 years.....90 is the starting point.
    And anyway, he’s only a B list celebrity at best.
  • edited January 2020
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  • LenGlover said:
    Roy Clarke

    Born 28 January 1930

    Wrote Last of The Summer Wine, Open All Hours, Keeping Up Appearances and more besides
    He’s not really a household name Len.......it’s a no from me.
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  • LenGlover said:
    Roy Clarke

    Born 28 January 1930

    Wrote Last of The Summer Wine, Open All Hours, Keeping Up Appearances and more besides
    He’s not really a household name Len.......it’s a no from me.

    LenGlover said:
    Roy Clarke

    Born 28 January 1930

    Wrote Last of The Summer Wine, Open All Hours, Keeping Up Appearances and more besides
    He’s not really a household name Len.......it’s a no from me.

    Tough, Soundasa£. Very tough. I'd definitely give him the thumbs up but you're the boss.






  • LenGlover said:
    Roy Clarke

    Born 28 January 1930

    Wrote Last of The Summer Wine, Open All Hours, Keeping Up Appearances and more besides
    He’s not really a household name Len.......it’s a no from me.

    LenGlover said:
    Roy Clarke

    Born 28 January 1930

    Wrote Last of The Summer Wine, Open All Hours, Keeping Up Appearances and more besides
    He’s not really a household name Len.......it’s a no from me.

    Tough, Soundasa£. Very tough. I'd definitely give him the thumbs up but you're the boss.







    He's channelling his inner Chirpy... 
  • PopIcon said:
    Matthew Corbett....

    He's a mere 71 but his dad Harry would have made the thread.......had he not died about 30 years ago
    I didnt realise there were rules, I should have read the OP. Not seen him on the telebox for yonks.
  • edited January 2020
    Like London buses ages without any and then two almost at once and this time I think 'Chirpy' @SoundAsa£ will let me have it too!

    Gene Hackman, Film actor

    born 30 January 1930
  • LenGlover said:
    Like London buses ages without any and then two almost at once and this time I think 'Chirpy' @SoundAsa£ will let me have it too!

    Gene Hackman, Film actor

    born 30 January 1930
    Oh yes, most certainly Len.
    “A” list actor for sure.
  • Doreen Mantle, 91. ( Mrs Warboys )
    You put her there yourself!

    Do keep up! ;)
  • Robert Wagner, Actor

    Born February 10 1930
  • LenGlover said:
    Doreen Mantle, 91. ( Mrs Warboys )
    You put her there yourself!

    Do keep up! ;)
    It was two years ago Len. I can't remember yesterday's result mate... 
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  • Just looking at the original Chirpy list from 2017. Who is left?

    Olivia De Havilland (101) - Actress who played Maid Marion in The Adventures of Robin Hood starring Errol Flynn in 1938 and also Gone With The Wind
    Kirk Douglas (100) - Spartacus - Say no more!
    Dennis Norden (95) - Comedy writer

    (Lord) Peter Carrington (98) - Decorated war veteran, Government Minister, Secretary General of NATO
    President Jimmy Carter (92)
    Everton Weekes (92) West Indian Test Cricketer and one of The Three W's
    Pete Murray (92) Original Radio1 DJ
    Katie Boyle (91) Actress and TV personality
    Nicholas Parsons (93) Actor and TV/Radio personality
    Doris Day (95) Singer and actress

    David Attenborough (91) - Naturalist and broadcaster
    Mel Brooks (91) Actor/Producer/Director

    Not a bad average still with us, really...

    Has anyone mentioned Doreen Mantle (Mrs Warboys) who is 93? 
    I know it's the practical thing to do, but I always get bad vibes when I cross someones name out in my address book after they die.

    I'm sort of waiting for a thunderbolt or something, not sure what really, but it seems a bit disrespectful.  It's like they've led this life and at the end they simply get scratched out.  I get the same feeling when deleting names from modern devices.  
  • Just looking at the original Chirpy list from 2017. Who is left?

    Olivia De Havilland (101) - Actress who played Maid Marion in The Adventures of Robin Hood starring Errol Flynn in 1938 and also Gone With The Wind
    Kirk Douglas (100) - Spartacus - Say no more!
    Dennis Norden (95) - Comedy writer

    (Lord) Peter Carrington (98) - Decorated war veteran, Government Minister, Secretary General of NATO
    President Jimmy Carter (92)
    Everton Weekes (92) West Indian Test Cricketer and one of The Three W's
    Pete Murray (92) Original Radio1 DJ
    Katie Boyle (91) Actress and TV personality
    Nicholas Parsons (93) Actor and TV/Radio personality
    Doris Day (95) Singer and actress

    David Attenborough (91) - Naturalist and broadcaster
    Mel Brooks (91) Actor/Producer/Director

    Not a bad average still with us, really...

    Has anyone mentioned Doreen Mantle (Mrs Warboys) who is 93? 
    I know it's the practical thing to do, but I always get bad vibes when I cross someones name out in my address book after they die.

    I'm sort of waiting for a thunderbolt or something, not sure what really, but it seems a bit disrespectful.  It's like they've led this life and at the end they simply get scratched out.  I get the same feeling when deleting names from modern devices.  
    I still have my mum's old landline number in my mobile from 12 years ago...
  • Tippi Hedren

    Actress,  especially Alfred Hitchcock films The Birds and Marnie

    Born 19 January 1930
  • edited March 2020
    Way back when there used to be a programme called 'Tonight' on the BBC around the time, or slightly earlier, of 'The One Show' today.

    Regular guests on Tonight were a Scottish Folk Duo called Robin Hall and Jimmy Macgregor and they were responsible for a famous song called 'Football Crazy' which is still played today.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BN3CrpAKakQ

    Robin Hall has been strumming away in the Studio In The Sky for some years but Jimmy Macgregor, born 10 March 1930, is happily still with us.
  • Has any Addick fan or player made it on to this site.  I can think of Derek Ufton.  Anyone else?
  • Stephen Sondheim

    Composer and Lyricist

    West Side Story, A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum, A Little Night Music and Sweeney Todd are just a selection of the many musicals he helped create over the years.

    Born 22 March 1930
  • Uboat said:
    I haven't read the thread so apologies if she's already there, but I recently looked up when Vera Lynn died and was surprised to find that she's still with us, aged 102.
    103 now, it was her birthday 2 days ago
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