The generation i grew up laughing to has all but gone and to the great club in the sky its next act as just appeared on stage, Roy you are one of the greats,my generation bows their heads to you,may you rest in eternal peace,thanks for all the Huddlines thanks for all the smiles,take care old Friend
The genius at his best Just heard the cheeky chappie of comedy Mr Roy Hudd had passed away today Sad news on top.of all this other bad news He was a real.pick me up.when seeing his great cheerful and British manner of comedy on Tv Film.and stage RIP Roy 👍
Roy Hudd is one of the best Actors this Country will ever see. I Just saw him on Doctors he was the husband of a women suffering from dementia and the man had me in tears his performance was easily the best acting i have ever seen on any day time soap in 30 years. SIMPLY SUBLIME !
Have seen Roy perform and he is brilliant. A really nive gentleman and his new book is marvellous. Buy it read and enjoy I promise you will not be disappointed. Thanks for posting.
Big loss to the world of comedy. Roy was a top British comedian back in the 60s and 70s. Have always loved the old musical hall comedy humour, particularly Max Miller! Probably one of Roy's favourites.
Barry Cryer died just a few days ago; a sad loss to comedy. His introduction was bloody funny - "ask him where his emu is" and "arguably the funniest man in the country". Two comedy legends together. Roy Hudd was on TV and radio a lot when I was at school, and he was always very entertaining- never disappointing.
A fine performance as Harold Atterbow, the organist in "Lipstick on your Collar", with a total fixation for Sylvia Berry [ Louise Germaine}, the young blonde cinema usherette with a hard army hubby.
This man drives me up the wall he thinks he knows everything about the golden days of the Music Hall he was born in 1936 so what does he know only what his read or been told such a big head and brags about having worked with the great Max Miller when the great Max was nearly at his end of his career.Watched a a clip on here at an Al Bowlly meeting was rubbish t as a collecter of Britsh Music Hall and recordings on 78s from 1900 to 1940s i think i know as much as he does.
Whilst I agree that Roy is relatively young, surely he's allowed to show an opinion and he is well known unlike your good self sir. He remarked upon Will Hay (my late father's favourite comedian). Well, he never met Will but his appraisal was good, "The best sketch comedian ever". He was just 13 when Will died. We need people like Roy to promote the great music hall comedians from the 20s/30s/40s like Max Miller. I'm a mere boy at just 60 next year.
I just watched a video where a Buddhist monk said Roy Hudd was driving through London when he had a spontaneous recollection of having been a music hall star. Well, I don't suppose that's likely to impress you. I don't disbelieve it at least. Apparently, when he talked about it, it led to him not getting any more TV work because the head of ITV was a devout Catholic and didn't approve - or so the story goes, anyway.
