Paul Shane's Grave - Famous Graves
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2022
- Todays Famous Grave visit, I go to see the Famous Grave of legendary comedy actor Paul Shane, star of hit tv show HI-DE-HI!
Paul Shane (born George Frederick Speight; 19 June 1940 - 16 May 2013) was a British actor and comedian. He was known for his television work, in particular playing Ted Bovis in Hi-de-Hi!,
If you would like to support the channel, there is a donate tab on the main TH-cam banner on the right hand side or here
www.paypal.com/paypalme/paula...
All proceeds go towards travelling costs. Thank you
You can follow me on Insta / unusual_things666
#famousgraves #Hidehi #comedy
Some of the information used in this video is citied from Wikipedia - บันเทิง
After a long career in retail, I once had the pleasure of serving Paul Shane in a Dixons years ago, he was in a theatre show and needed a set of headphones to go with his walkman so he could rehearse. After trying some in store with his demo tape, he actually sang in the store to see if the levels were loud enough for him. Such a lovely man, was an absolute pleasure meeting him. RIP.
Lovely story, mate.
Thats a great story.
Loved paul shane r i p x
That music brings back good memories.
My brother and I loved Hi De Hi, it used to be Paul Shane, and Peggy, and his right hand man I remember. I can’t remember his name but can see his face in my head
Grannie used to bring some chocolate when she babysat as we weren’t allowed any. So we’d have a bath, pj’s on, and then eating chocolate whilst watching Hi De Hi. She’d make us clean our teeth for an extra minute as we had the chocolate.
Then we would go up to bed and she made up the most wonderful stories to make us go to sleep to.
Good days.
That was "Spike", played by Jeffrey Holland. Still going strong 🙂
Another one of my favourite comedies as a kid. I loved him as Ted ,brilliant chatacter and script. RIP Paul
this brings back so many memories of when tv was great
Hi dear hi is one of my favourite programmes and I still watch it now on gold I love it
Rip Paul , a legend . Grew up watching Hi de Hi and you rang m’lord
Hi de hi was full of great character's...Paul played a wonderful part in Ted. R.i.p
Used to love Hi Di Hi, one of my favourites. Always reminded me of holidays to Butlins lol..🤣
The show had a great cast including Paul, I bet there's not many left now...🙂👍🏻👍🏻
I loved Paul Shane in Hi De Hi and you rang me lord. He was also in Emerdale for a short while as well
loved him in YOU RANG M'LORD a versatile actor sadly missed 😢
Saw him in Hidehi in Bournemouth, summer of 1983. Great guy.
I had met Paul Shane. I was having a coffee with a friend of mine who owns a sandwich shop in Crewe and I said to my friend I think that is Paul Shane across the road. She said that it was not him. So I chanced it and shouted hi de hi. He turned around and came across the road and it was him. He had a cup of tea with us. There was no heirs or graces with him. May he rest in peace
The man was a legend, loved Ted Bovis and all the funny storylines, he was brilliant, and I loved Oh Dr Beeching as well, just funny down to earth slapstick humour, loved it all 👍👍
Loved Him in Oh Doctor Beeching was so Good R.I.P Paul
I loved Hi de Hi and You Rang M'lord. Classic tv.
Many memories of him as was luck to spend times with him and the cast on set as my mother was in many of the shows.
Love Hi-de-hi, reminds me of summer holidays spent at Pontins, Camber Sands. I always wanted to work as an entertainer in a holiday camp, sadly too old for it now.....or am I 🤔😃
You're never too old
Pontins is not good now. I have a caravan very near it.
Loved Paul’s character in hi de hi , another comedy classic legend sadly missed.
I miss him so much. He brought so much happiness in our lives. Paul Shane was one of
us close knit pals there will never be anyone like him.
Used to love Hi De Hi as a kid , Peggy was my favourite.
Su pollard is lovely ! I met her many many years ago and she’s as bubbly as Peggy in real life x
I'm an old railwayman and really enjoyed Paul's character in Oh!! Doctor Beeching- pure class.
Aww great memories Hi de hi was a great family show the best of British comedy 🎭
Used to love watching this in the 80s, it made me look forward to my holiday
Oh I loved hidi hi and you rang my lord. You know your getting old when your childhood stars pass away! 😪❤️
If you've never seen it, watch him singing you've lost that loving feeling. Was very errrrrrm memorable shall we say 😳
Really like him in Hi de hi can’t wait to watch this one
I grew up watching hi de hi in the 80s.
I loved Hi-de -Hi Just fun.When things were simpler and life - easier for the time it was broadcast.Ruth Maddock ans Sue Pollard and gang.- A joy .Nice one Paul. RIP Ted Bovis
The pebble mill performance was unforgettable 🤣 I do revisit in on TH-cam if I want a good laugh 😉 baby BABY🤣🤣
I absolutely loved watching Hi-de-hi it was absolutely hilarious and also I absolutely loved singing along with him extremely funny man!! Miss him dearly extremely shocked when I heard of his untimely passing xx
Great actor I loved hi. De.hi all great character, s
In all honesty cannot say I was a huge fan.....I never had the pleasure of watching him in Hi di hi........however there is a certain sadness in that these big stars are now gone forever........a golden age of comedy ......
hi paul, paul was a fantastic entertainer every sunday evening l would watch with the family hi-de-hi was brilliant when it came to an end sunday nights were never the same very funny man.
Paul Shane was perfect for Hi de Hi, him & Simon Cadell absolutely nailed it. Also made a perfect Dingle in Emmerdale, was much under used as a shady/sinister character, watch his performance in A Touch Of Frost, it's terrific 👍
I thought I'd seen all of them, which episode was it if you Don't mind me asking.
@@markrowley2739 In The Public Interest. 2008. S014E03 He plays a shady bloke living on a narrow boat.
@@stepheng8779 Thank you, very much appreciated 👍
I loved hi de hi watched every one a very talented comedian rip paul
Hi Paul, this was great, it was close to home for me, I live in a town called Mexborough, about 8 miles from that cemetery! Paul Shane was obviously well known around my town, and I knew him quite well on a personal basis. I used to watch him perform as a comedian/singer in my local Working Mens Clubs back in the late 70’ and 80’s, he did this even after finding his tv fame! One of his daughters used to work in a bakery and cake shop in Mexborough and she knew my sister! Paul was in a pub business partnership with an ex professional footballer who was also from Mexborough! He would frequent the pubs on a regular basis to lend support to his partner, he was never unapproachable, he always gave people the time of day, never refusing to sign the odd autograph or to talk football, him being a Sheffield Wednesday supporter! I last saw him back in 2012 a few months before his sad death. It was at Doncaster Royal Infirmary after I’d broken my wrist, he was sat in a on site cafe with one of his daughters, he looked very unwell at the time and had lost a lot of weight! However he remained cheerful and still had the courtesy to chat to me! RIP
Hiya Graham, was the football player Brian Marwood
@@paulguise698 no, it was a player called Geoff Salmons ex Sheffield United, Leicester and Stoke!
Seen Paul years ago at East Midlands airport , he was very grumpy x
Yeah he had a reputation of being a knob
@@josephallington6838 a couple of people tried to talk to him and he was very rude to them . Xx
Shocked
Miss Gers : There is an old adage isn't there "Never meet your heroes" . Many moons ago An ITV camera crew's van broke down and I knew of one of the mechanics who went to repair it. They got chatting to the cameramen over a cup of tea while they got the van repaired and of course they got talking about what it must be like working alongside some well known celebrities (albeit from the other side of the lens as it were) One lad asked "What's Hughie Green like?" (Anyone remember him? Opportunity Knocks and all that, the bloke that turned out to be Paula Yates's REAL daddy) The reply came back "Oh THAT nasty tempered bastard!" If you have ever seen that biopic of Green ''Most Sincerely' starring Trevor Eve you'll know what he meant.
@@missgers1690 When I met him, after seeing him in a play....he was ok. Some people forget that these people are only human, they have bad days like everyone else, they also have private lives......depends how people approach them and when. Perhaps he had had a flight delay, felt unwell, or had bad news. Who knows!
I had the pleasure of meeting Paul in the mid nineties. He was staying in the same hotel as I was in London whilst he was appearing on stage. He was a true gentleman. He entertained the group I was with in the bar with his stories and impressions. Always had time for everyone.
ted bovis , what a great character .
A very fitting tribute Paul, well done sir 👍👍I loved and still love hi Di hi. They could not have picked any one better to play Ted Bovis. A TV legend Rip George thank you 🙏❤️
I was born in Rotherham and even though I moved away over 30 years ago I remember what a lovely cemetery this is.
Loved this episode I'm about 2 miles away and will be cremated there one day, East Herringthorpe is in Rotherham, no need to say near sheffield lol. keep em comin traveller
Remember his sat at bar in pastures lodge , nice bloke
Loved hi- de- hi still watch re runs. Ted & spike were funny. RIP George/ Paul/ ted
👋 Paul, you are the best loved Paul Shane in everything he was on great actor and comedian. May he rest in peace 🙏😇❤️🌹
Never knew Paul Shane was his stage name but absolutely loved watching Hi De Hi as a kid.
What a beautiful cemetery great fan of hi de hi thankyou Paul xxx
My dad and family where all born and bred in Sheffield and one of my uncles was a dead ringer for Paul Shane so we loved watching Paul and the immense presence that went with him, a true original whose likes will never grace our screens again
Many thanks as always and have a great weekend
Another great one sorely missed,takes me back to my teens in the 80's watching hi-de-hi. Rip Paul Shane.
Loved Paul Shane so funny. Wish you could find Joan Hickson grave. Miss Marple. In Devon or somewhere like that the best miss Marple ever
Lovely video of a man I admire always makes me laugh. I met Geoffrey Hollands 2019 for two days. He played Spike. I asked him about Hi de hi. He talked about Paul and was an true admirer himself. It was a magic moment for me. It was connection to a program I love.
Er war ein Comedy Star. Ich freue mich, das ich dich noch begleiten darf. Danke für das großartige Video 🙏👋👋
I loved hi de hi, I used to watch it with my mum I had the pleasure of Paul Shane when they did hi de hi on the stage I went to the stage and got a lot of autographs and Paul Shane was one of them
It never ceases to sadden me just how many of our entertainers have passed away without my actually being aware and Paul Shane is another. TV shows come and go and often their stars drop from the public radar for a few years until they hopefully crop up in a new show so it’s easy to forget and then something like your great videos makes you realise that the reason they have not been seen on TV for a while is that they had actually passed away. It brings it home just how quickly any of us can be forgotten once we’ve passed away but thankfully their are people like you Paul and the British Music Hall Society that do their best to keep the names and talents of our wonderful entertainers alive. As always, keep up the good work!
Thank you Mark 🙏
Way the grave stones are back to back unusual
A fantastic chap . I still watch Hi Hi today, I remember watching hi hi with mom & dad in the 80s
Another interesting Video. Thank you.
Hi Paul you beat me to George's grave by a week lol I'm in Yorkshire next week , English Graves have said one day we will probably all end up at the same gravesite, keep up the good work, onwards and upwards, take care Paul
Hi Paul, thank you… yeh I was there two weeks ago and just got around to putting it out.
Ha ha yeh I’m sure the three of us will all end up at a random one, one day… and all see each other 😄😄🙌🙌 yes likewise, keep up the good work and all the best 🙏🙏
Hi de hi would not have been without paul Shane’s character. Rest In Peace
Another great one. Thank you. Have Hi De Hi, You Rang M’Lord and Oh! Doctor Beeching on DVD. Love his partnership with Jeffrey Holland and Sue Pollard. Don’t make them like they used to. May he rest in peace.🥲😉
Another amazing tribute Paul thank you again 👍👌
Rest in peace Paul Shane 😇😇😇 and lovely headstone and flowers too!!
Hi Paul.met Paul Shane once in a pub near Rotherham.loverly man and funny too.r.i.p.
If you're ever in the Hereford/Monmouth area, Noele Gordon's grave is in Ross on Wye, and Charles Rolls grave is just outside Monmouth. I think Jake Thackray is buried between Monmouth and Hereford too. Victor Spinetti passed away in Monnow Vale hospital in Monmouth, but I've never been able to find out where he was buried (although there is a Spinetti grave in Llanfoist cemetery in Abergavenny, I'm guessing it's his parents grave, so maybe he's there somewhere)
Paul used to drink in a pub in old denaby when he wasent filming . Near where live just a few miles in fact.Thanks for the great content Paul ✌
I love Paul Shane frome hi dei hi thank Paul very much
Paul & his family lived across the road from an old mate of mine in Dalton Brook ,a little village of mostly Pit Houses ,they were much loved and Paul was often seen out & about ,sometimes in the Ale houses near his home .There was a Miners Welfare club that was always packed ,a pub called The Grapes was between the Miners club & a Working Men"s Club ,within 300 yards or so . Some good night outs were had in them before the Pits & Steelworks disappeared . As Paul appeared on the screen was just like his own smiley self in real life ! . A life well lived .
loved watching him in you rang me lord the antics he got up to in this programme
Loved Hi di Hi made me laugh 😂 so much.
Paul was brilliant…….those were the days wish we could bring them back.
Thank you for another great video ❤️
You said it yourself, Paul: "what a funny man!" I loved watching Hi-De-Hi! back in the day, so funny and Paul Shane was perfectly cast as Ted Bovis. R.I.P Paul Shane. 🕯
he was such a funny man, and I so remember Hi di Hi, LoL, such an enjoyable grave visit Paul, thank you.
Paul Shane always made me laugh in Hi-de-Hi.I think that has to be one of the nicest headstones I've seen.
You do pick and find good people, Paul, much better than your competitors. I wondered if you have considered doing tombs and effigies of the nobility of the medieval period, great aesthetics and interesting people with royal connections and historic stories of note. There must be quite a lot around the south of England. Paul Shane is comedy acting nobility!
Thank you Stephen, I’m sure I’ll look into one day
@@UnusualThings1 hi can u visit the grave of then wrestling legend George hackenschmidt
That interests me xx
Just fantastic Paul. Brings back memories for me sitting with mum and dad and Alison watching Hi De Hi
Thank you for being ever respectful and keeping those who passed alive in our minds
I remember seeing the Hi-di-hi stage show as a kid in the early 80’s.
Loved him in hi-de-hi ,really funny guy
Thanks Paul
Really enjoy the final resting place of
Of those wonderful entertainers.
That made us feel really good.
Duncan Edwards, William Perry, aka
The tipton slasher former world boxing champion ,from the black
country .Duncan was just a brilliant football player.
Thank you.
Thank you Paul another great actor and a funny man . Loved watching him x
Saw Paul in a stage show of hi de hi in Bournemouth many years ago. The good old days.
loved watching hi de hi it was so funny and hilarious too
I just loved Paul Shane especially in hi de hi keep them coming Paul love watching your program xxx
Up to his Death Paul Shane would regularly go drinking in the Pastures Lodge Pub in Mexborough , he was fantastic company and he was allways the Center of attention, He is sadly missed by all those who know him , Fantastic Comic and a Gentleman. RIP Sir 👌
He’s got such an amazing gravestone, it’s sooo beautiful
Hi Paul, I loved watching Hi de Hi & Paul Shane as Ted Bovis what a character they couldn't have got anyone better for that part in my eyes . The little poem at the bottom of the headstone brought a tear to my eye . Once again you brought back some fond memories cheers Paul take it easy 👉 x
I can't wait for this Paul. Im sure 100% it will be an amazing video
I meet him in a pub in Doncaster. What a lovely bloke he was out going x
I loved h-di-hi .💙💚💛❤💜🇮🇪
The first rule of comedy spike... thanks for the memories
Thank you Paul. Loved watching, he was so good in "hi de hi", made us laugh, and that's what we need in this world xxxx
Yes a very funny man , loved him in hi de hi .✨✨✨✨✨
He was a great entertainer, a natural comic. Loved him in Hi de Hi but equally in You Rang Mi Lord and Dr. Beeching. Thank goodness we are able to see him on film. Thank you for the laughs. You are missed.
I always give a thumbs up before the video starts as i know it will be worth watching !❤
He's a Paul like you Paul lol thanks for sharing this one Paul Shane is awesome.😎👍👍🎭
I used to have a crush on his mate Spike in Hi-de-hi lol
Great video, loving your channel.
Hi Paul you produce very interesting vlogs and always enjoy watching them . A big thumbs up from me... Have a nice day mate !
Waiting for the start, i think i know 😃 i Will like It.
So ill Say eccellent as Always 👍🇮🇹
Paul Shane brought to life that iconic club/pub comic from the 60s and 70s. Pity he never appeared on the television show the comedians.....Thanx for all the laughs Paul. Thanx Paul for finding all these ppl.....
Lovely tribute Paul thank you x
He was class , always made you laugh you're head off.