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Farewell, Sir Bruce Forsyth 16:43 - Aug 18 with 8050 views

Hooped_Pullie

End of an era for sure...

Grew up with his 'Generation Game' heyday, reminds me of being a kid.

RIP Sir Bruce.

Farewell, Sir Bruce Forsyth on 01:03 - Aug 19 with 1613 views

flynnbo

Farewell, Sir Bruce Forsyth on 17:58 - Aug 18 by francisbowles

One of my earliest TV memories is watching Sunday night at the London Palladium when I was about 4 or 5, 'Brucie' was the compere.

Another thing he did not mentioned yet was a one man show in the late 70's. Wasn't really my thing at 18/19/20 but older folks who saw it said he was multi talented, a British Sammy Davis Jnr. Not sure but I think he even played the drums.

A long successful career, there won't be another like him.

Saw him in his one man show in the Haymarket in London in the late 70s, I think. A multi talented man and not many like him left.

Farewell, Sir Bruce Forsyth on 05:42 - Aug 19 with 1574 views

Pommyhoop

Farewell, Sir Bruce Forsyth on 16:50 - Aug 18 by paulparker

great entertainer , recall watching play your cards right, generation game , price is right
you bet etc , he had the knack of everyone liking him from mums & nans to builders , bankers and everyday blokes, he just made you smile
now you have untalented oafs on Towie, BB , love island , made in chelsea, Geordie shore and other assorted reality crap polluting our Tvs where did it all go wrong
RIP sir brucie

Cannot argue with any of that PP. Nice post.
RIP Brucie.