just watched him "die" in a Agatha Christie telly mistery 

RIP George 

Maaan! what's happening! 

RIP George

He was 90 and died after a short illness.

Best known as Flash Harry in the original St Trinians films and as Arthur Daley in Minder.

His first role was in the 1941 film Cottage to Let when he was 16. Instantly recognisable and a sign of his better known characters. Alastair Sim and his wife took him (and his mother) in their home during the war and Alastair Sim trained him to become an actor.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZP4X3e2D_yM

oh gosh another one  RIP George

We've certainly lost a lot of good 'uns this year.

He had a long and productive life and gave a lot of pleasure to a lot of people throughout his career. RIP George.

He had a good innings - even so - my condolences to 'er indoors'.

I will remember George Cole/Arthur Daley (we named a guinea pig after him) very fondly.

So many familiar faces no longer with us RIP George  

RIP George ,To be honest I thought he died he few years ago,

Well I worked nightshift last night and just had me tea . . .

Oh sorry . . . things happen in three's

Val Doonican

Cilla

George Cole

3 of the best known British composers of classical music died within 5 months of each other in 1934, Edward Elgar, Gustav Holst and Frederick Delius.

Versace

Diana

Mother Teresa

 ... quite scary

I'm not so sure about that Saint, you might have forgotten...

Omar Sharif

Christopher Lee

James Horner

Leonard Nimoy

Geoffrey Lewis (Every Which Way...etc)

Percy Sledge

Rod Taylor

Errol Brown

Demis Roussos

Steve Strange

Terry Pratchett

Ben E King

B B King

Ron Moody

To name a few!

RIP George Cole