Awwwwwww - he always seemed such a really lovely man.
No horror stories please.
RIP Grandad.
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Don't panic Mr Mannering
I always liked Dad's Army.
R.I.P. Clive.
Originally Posted by Soozy Woo:
awww I loved him as Cpl Jones in Dad's army - they don't like it up 'em Mr Mainwaring
RIP
I remember watching Grandad as a child,
RIP Clive Dunne xx
Originally Posted by El Loro:
RIP Clive
Photo of Clive Dunn taken in January 1972 as he looked when not made up for his roles.
he would have only been about 51/52 
I can remember him in Bootsie and Snudge. Happy days and a good age.
RIP - 92 - a good age - we should all live so long.
He has left us with a lot of laughs, sayings and memories.
Aww bless him.
Grandad, Grandad, lovely, that's what we all think if you!
dead!
who do you think you are kidding!?
awww..ive got dads army radio episodes on my iphone & listen to them nearly everyday..really classic funny stuff
When Jones addresses Mainwaring
Jones: Permission to speak, sir
Jones: Permission to whisper, sir
Jones: Permission to wake you up, sir
Aww
Aww RIP,he was great age.
Originally Posted by pirate1111:
dead!
who do you think you are kidding!?
awww..ive got dads army radio episodes on my iphone & listen to them nearly everyday..really classic funny stuff
When Jones addresses Mainwaring
Jones: Permission to speak, sir
Jones: Permission to whisper, sir
Jones: Permission to wake you up, sir
I've caught a few lately - they are still really funny
Awwww, a proper entertainer
Originally Posted by Soozy Woo:
Awwwwwww - he always seemed such a really lovely man.
No horror stories please.
RIP Grandad.
I remember watching him when I was little. It was good old fashioned family entertainment. I'm sure I sang the Grandad song to my Grandad many many times too 
Very sad I thought he was great in dads army!
I thought he was great in dads army!Originally Posted by Cagney:
Originally Posted by Soozy Woo:
Awwwwwww - he always seemed such a really lovely man.
No horror stories please.
RIP Grandad.
I remember watching him when I was little. It was good old fashioned family entertainment. I'm sure I sang the Grandad song to my Grandad many many times too
I bought the record for my grandad for Christmas the year it came out. My grandad was really and truly lovely - probably the nicest person I have ever known - it always reminds me of him when I hear that song.