by Sandra Brennan
biography
Best known for creating such lively radio and theatrical characters as Spiv and Tosh during the 1950s, British comedian Arthur English eventually evolved into a straightman on stage and screen. He also was the star of the late-'80s British television sitcom Never Say Die.
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Malachi's Cove
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1973 | |||
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For the Love of Ada
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1972 | |||
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Follyfoot
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1971 | |||
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Percy
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1971 | |||
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The Hi-Jackers
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1963 | |||
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The Hijackers
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1963 |