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  • George 1978
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    It's nice that Radio 4's Last Word did a tribute to him on the programme - I was wondering whether he would have been included at all.

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  • onthebusesfan
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    i cant believe it another childhood hero of mine gone . rip barry chuckle to me to you.

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  • George 1978
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    I wonder whether Paul will continue to appear solo on television and in the theatre, or whether he will retire now that Barry has gone. Ernie Wise continued to make sporadic appearances on television after Eric's death, such as being a panellist on What's My Line? until his own health meant that he had to retire as well.

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  • tex
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    Originally posted by Twocky61 View Post
    "To me to you to me to you....."

    Love him
    To me to me to me....Barry! Barry!!!

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  • Twocky61
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    "To me to you to me to you....."

    Love him

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  • tex
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    im sure he was a lovely fella, but funny?...Nah

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  • darren
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    Sad to hear of barrys passing had a feeling chuckle was not his real name but never knew till now what it was.


    They also have 2 older brothers brian 83 and jimmy 86.

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  • George 1978
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    They did feel like a Crackerjack-type act in hindsight.

    Was it ever possible for an act to win both Opportunity Knocks and New Faces? I know that Hughie Green told Jim Davidson to "go away" and Davidson went onto New Faces where he was a lot more successful. Very unusual.

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  • Richard1978
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    Very sad news.

    I remember Chucklevision being on Saturday mornings at first, before Going Live. It had a different format at first, with it being mostly studio based, with segments presented by Billy Bingham (Armchair Theatre) & Simon Lovell doing a magic trick.

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  • staffslad
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    Originally posted by akb48fan View Post
    I had no idea that the Chuckle Brothers won Opportunity Knocks and then New Faces several years later.

    The Chuckle Brothers had been on the BBC for 24 years in fact as they started on a programme called Chucklehounds (can't say I remember that) in 1985 before Chuckle Vision began in 1987 until 2009.

    I have no recollection of them being on Crackerjack and I was an avid viewer of that for years.

    No, I can't remember them on Crackerjack, either. That programme's double act was Don Maclean and Peter Glaze when I watched it.

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  • akb48fan
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    I had no idea that the Chuckle Brothers won Opportunity Knocks and then New Faces several years later.

    The Chuckle Brothers had been on the BBC for 24 years in fact as they started on a programme called Chucklehounds (can't say I remember that) in 1985 before Chuckle Vision began in 1987 until 2009.

    I have no recollection of them being on Crackerjack and I was an avid viewer of that for years.

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  • 80sChav
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    This is amazingly sad news indeed .... what a great double act the chuckle Brothers was

    They lived compartatvley local to my area and to say they where legends of folklore is no lie what-soever as both often got treat as Semi Royalty for events etc with Barry and paul being true genuine guys indeed

    I must disagree though with what has been said about them beinf on the BBC 22 Years - I can recall them being on the BBC in 1989 ifnot 1988

    How Paul can continue now as just a a lone act I do not not know (or if he even will). To Enterainment Barry and Paul was akin to The Bee Gees - just immensley talented guys who could create clean honest fun out of nothing whasoever with their whit, know-how and knowledge

    Rip Barry Chuckle

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  • George 1978
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    Barry isn't the only person who has died - a double act that he was obviously part of has died with him as well.

    I was thinking of how many comedy double acts consist of just brothers - Mike and Bernie Winters were one of them, and so were the Chuckle Brothers. I didn't know until relatively recently that their comedy partnership had lasted over 50 years - I thought that it only started from the 1980s because of the BBC TV series.

    Did they ever appear on Crackerjack? They did feel to me like an act that would appear there along with The Krankies, Stu Francis, et al.

    They were doing panto quite recently as well - in 2016 they were at the Nottingham Theatre Royal - not the first time they had performed there, and were they at the Mayflower in Southampton last year? Can't remember. They were great when they had appeared on that David Walliams version of Blankety Blank in 2016.

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  • escorteclipse1990
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    RIP Barry Chuckle (Chucklevision)

    Sad news of Barry Chuckle (Real Name Barry Elliot) who died today at 73. I remember watching ChuckleVision in the late 1980s on BBC1. I did not know that ChuckleVision ran until 2009. I thought it finshed in the mid 90s.

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  • staffslad
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    Sad to hear that Barry Chuckle has passed away. 22 years on the BBC entertaining children and making them laugh. RIP Barry.

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