Jimmy Edwards

Started his show-business career at the Windmill Theatre after a spell in the Royal Air Force during which he was awarded the D.F.C. at Arnham. He was acclaimed for many radio programmes, which became household names, including “Take It From Here” and “Does The Team Think”. His various television series have included “The Seven Faces Of Jim”, “More Faces Of Jim”, and of course, the epic of Chiselbury School – “Whacko !” as well as “The Fossett Saga” . His films have included “Three Men In A Boat”, “Innocents in Paris”, “nearly a Nasty Accident”, “The Bed Sitting Room”, “Rhubarb” and “The Plank”. In the theatre he appeared in a revival of his previous hit comedy “Big Bad Mouse”, which he also took to South Africa. He has co-starred with Frankie Vaughan at the London Palladium, and with Tommy Steele. also in pantomime, at the Coliseum: also appeared at the Queen’s Theatre in “Halfway Up The Tree”. A very capable musician, plays the trombone, euphonium, piano and sometime the trumpet and posthorn. He held a civil pilot’s licence, a farm in Sussex where he kept polo ponies.

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