Andrew Secombe, the son of the late Harry Secombe, has joined the cast of The Missing Hancocks, the Radio 4 series in which lost episodes of Hancock's Half Hour are recreated. Andrew, who is an actor ...

Harry Secombe’s son Andrew is to follow in his father’s footsteps ... The Three Sons, which means 15 of the 20 lost episodes will have been replaced. Sioned Wiliam, commissioning editor for comedy for ...

In real life, Hancock had suffered a nervous breakdown shortly before the start of Series 2 and disappeared - later revealed to have flown to Rome - so Harry Secombe had stepped ... The first ever ...

In the latest instalments, actor Andrew Secombe has been cast in the role that his father, Harry Secombe ... So far ten of the 20 lost episodes of Hancock’s Half Hour have been re-recorded ...

Sir Harry Secombe, a comedian whose gift for the ridiculous made him one of Britain’s best-loved entertainers, has died at the age of 79. Secombe, whose fine tenor voice and tireless good works ...

SIR HARRY SECOMBE ... disease". Secombe dieted. He began with a 52 in chest (his shirts, he said, were made by a sailmaker) but within four months this had shrunk to 46 in; he also lost 10 ...

Sir Harry Secombe was one of the outstanding British entertainers of his time, equally popular on stage and screen, television and radio. He was also greatly admired within his own profession. And at ...

SIR HARRY SECOMBE, the comedian and entertainer who shot to fame with The Goon Show, died yesterday at the age of 79. Comic genius: Sir Harry Secombe as Mr Pickwick during a two-year run in the ...

From Wikipedia Sir Harry Donald Secombe, CBE (8 September 1921 – 11 April 2001) was a Welsh comedian and singer. He played Neddie Seagoon, a central character in the BBC radio comedy series The ...

Sir Harry Secombe, famed for his work with The Goon Show, has died aged 79. The performer died in hospital in Guildford, Surrey, from prostate cancer with his wife, Myra, at his bedside. The Secombe ...

Showbiz friends have paid tribute to Sir Harry Secombe at the unveiling of a plaque in his honour. Nicholas Parsons, John Inman and Bill Pertwee were among the celebrities at the event at the BBC ...