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Willie Rushton

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Willie Rushton

Birth
Chelsea, Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, Greater London, England
Death
11 Dec 1996 (aged 59)
Kensington, Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, Greater London, England
Burial
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Writer, Cartonist, Actor and lyricist. Born in Chelsea, West London, England. Appeared in many films and BBC-TV quiz shows as either host or panellist. His range encompassed satire, stage, TV, cinema acting and humurous writing. His film credits include; Those Magnificent Men In Their Flying Machines (1965), Monte Carlo Or Bust (1969), The Best House In London (1969), amongst many others. His TV appearances include "That Was The Week That Was" (1964), "Celebrity Squares", including numorous appearances on "Countdown" in the 1980's. "He seemed like G.K.Chesterton, Fred Astaire and Giles all in one",as one of his contempories was once quoted as stating. He died of a heart attack in 19996.
Writer, Cartonist, Actor and lyricist. Born in Chelsea, West London, England. Appeared in many films and BBC-TV quiz shows as either host or panellist. His range encompassed satire, stage, TV, cinema acting and humurous writing. His film credits include; Those Magnificent Men In Their Flying Machines (1965), Monte Carlo Or Bust (1969), The Best House In London (1969), amongst many others. His TV appearances include "That Was The Week That Was" (1964), "Celebrity Squares", including numorous appearances on "Countdown" in the 1980's. "He seemed like G.K.Chesterton, Fred Astaire and Giles all in one",as one of his contempories was once quoted as stating. He died of a heart attack in 19996.

Gravesite Details

Ashes buried at the boundary of The Oval Cricket Ground. Surrey CCC. London.


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