Sir Bruce Forsyth: 8 little-known facts about his career – BBC News
Sir Bruce Forsyth, who has died at the age of 89, hosted some of the biggest shows on British TV of the past 60 years – from Sunday Night at the London Palladium to Strictly Come Dancing.
As well as the prime time game shows for which he was best known, there were many other sides to his long career, from…
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A loss to light entertainment, undoubtedly. At the risk of being accused of ‘Brucie blasphemy’, I never took to him at all. His catchphrases grated on me, I never found him funny, and thought his singing voice was average at best. I did my best to avoid watching anything he was in, and only ever did so to please others.
That said, when I saw him interviewed as ‘himself’, I thought he was a warm and self-effacing man, who dealt with his years of stardom with great humility.
Best wishes, Pete. x
My feelings to a ‘t’, Pete. x
Phew… x
Me too.