Ian Lavender

Oh dear, he was the youngest by far.

Sad to see.

Such sad news

RIP

‘Don’t tell him Pike’….!

😂Such a good line MayBee70

Sad news. That’s all of them gone now.

RIP Pike!

Sad, Loved watching him as Pike. RIP

Sad to see “you stupid boy” has died. I’ve got the Dad’s Army box set, I’ll watch a few of my favourite episodes later.
RIP Ian Lavender

The last of a talented troupe of actors. He was brilliant as mummy's boy Pike.

Yes so sad, end of an era.and he still had quite a youngish face. RIP Pike🫡

I’m the same age as Ian Lavender, that’s scary!

He did make me laugh.

I was sad to hear he had died. He will always be fondly remembered as ‘you stupid boy’.
RIP.

My late mum used to say “you stupid boy Pike” to my stepfather. Made them both chuckle. She bought him some socks too with it on & he had fun wearing them occasionally!

Condolences to his family and friends.
Thanks for the laughs Sir.
RIP.

RIP 💐

We often watch an episode of Dads Army if we come across one.

Sad that they have now all gone. Such a talented group of comic actor..
R.I.P Ian Lavender.

MayBee70

‘Don’t tell him Pike’….!

Do you remember, when he was on Celebrity Mastermind, John Humphreys asked his name and someone called out "Don't tell him Pike!"

Sad news
The last of the wonderful Dad's Army cast.

RIP Ian Lavender and condolences to his family.

I saw him in Ghost Train at The Lowry theatre in Salford. I think his father wrote the play.

www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2014/aug/08/ian-lavender-my-family-values-dads-army

This article is from 2014 but worth a read 🙂

Ilovecheese

I saw him in Ghost Train at The Lowry theatre in Salford. I think his father wrote the play.

It was Arnold Ridley who wrote the play.

Callistemon21

www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2014/aug/08/ian-lavender-my-family-values-dads-army

This article is from 2014 but worth a read 🙂

Thanks. Calli. It was an enjoyable read.

Ilovecheese

I saw him in Ghost Train at The Lowry theatre in Salford. I think his father wrote the play.

His father was a policeman.

It was Arnold Ridley who wrote the play.

aka Private Godfrey 🙂

Ah thanks. It was a good play anyway!

MayBee70

Ilovecheese

I saw him in Ghost Train at The Lowry theatre in Salford. I think his father wrote the play.

It was Arnold Ridley who wrote the play.

Didn’t he also play Private Godfrey in Dad’s Army ?