Reply With QuoteI had just seen it on news and even though he is 89 it's still a shock
RIP Sir Bruce "didn't he do well"
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Sir Bruce Forsyth, the veteran entertainer and presenter of many successful TV shows, has died aged 89.
RIP Bruce and thanks for the memories.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-40978576
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I had just seen it on news and even though he is 89 it's still a shock
RIP Sir Bruce "didn't he do well"
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89 - good innings and kept going until a few years ago
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Top class entertainer in his day, the best in British entertainment, worked with the number 1 entertainer Sammy Davis Jnr, who Bruce Forsyth was a big fan & friend.
R.I.P. Sir Bruce
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R.I.P Brucie. A true great of British entertainment. Quite sad about this.Originally Posted by Adventus2012
Don't touch the pack.
I wont be back
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Nice to have seen you.
To have seen you, nice
RIP
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When I was a kid my parents took me and my sister on a seaside holiday. The very first thing my parents did was to go around all the theatres booking upcoming shows. It was the highlight of their holiday and my lowlight until I knew they hadn't booked to see Bruce Forsyth.
Harry Worth, yes. Bruce? A definite NO!
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Later in life I discovered that whenever TV executives wanted a host of a dumbed down new show they sent for Bruce.
Alas he always said, "yes please". My solution was always to leave the room.
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Don't want to see anyone leave this world but Brucie was a jack of all trades, master of none. I never watched anything he was in. Think he wasn't as good a person as it's led to believe.
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There used to be an old addage if you can't say something nice about someone then don't say anything at all. I know with some of the extremism today that's not always appropriate but when did the opposite become the norm?
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