These older episodes are the best from 60-85 and off and on after that, in the 90's they started changing and by the 2000's it wasn't the same anymore and I prefer these older ones better.
@@anothercomment 1970s and early 80s was my era ' I think when the older characters like Elsie ' Annie Walker ' the Ogdens ' Albert Tatlock went was the begining of the end of its glory days
Absolute classic. A big strike over a broom. All Baldwin had to do was get a new broom. The writers were brilliant at creating engrossing storylines based upon the everyday lives of the working class. Bet Lynch truly was at the peak of her powers. The days when all the queens were female.
she was well paid. up until 1995. then she was offered a lucrative deal in 2002 to return i think she was paid 300.000. to come back and boost tam ratings.
@@MultiKs22It was a shame. She was given such a grim script. Ken Morley voiced how appalled he was by what Julie had been given. He said "You can't make cakes out of sh1t" The viewers probably.wanted her to come back rich so she could rub Rita's face in it.
Many thanks @ProfessionalGun66 for all your effort procuring & uploading these classic Coronation Street episodes. Watching them remind me of watching them 1st time round with my wee mammy as a young child. The original theme tune triggers memories of dreading the end credits as it was the cue that it was our bedtime! Happy days, happy memories, too true that the 1970s & 1980s were the golden years.
mike Baldwin rip Johnny briggs. was fine actor he knew how to act ,he didn't impersonate some accent like the actors of corrie today. in my book he was a heart throb.
It's interesting how the writers changed Jack's character when he became Jack properly. Vera refers to the possibility of him giving her a black eye if she doesn't come home with a wage that week due to the strike. Obviously, domestic violence is always unacceptable, but judging by how their relationship panned out, if either Duckworth was going to have a black eye the other had caused, it would surely be Jack.
Jack was supposed to be a violent lazy drunk, much like Stan Ogden, hence why 2 of their kids were taken into care. Albert use to be a amiable happy go lucky chap, but was turned into a miserable old scrounger
@@adrinathegreat3095Stan hit Hilda in a 1966 episode when she messed up his football coupon when he thought he had won. It was offscreen in an upstairs room. It was implied with Hilda screaming and then running away. Irma laughed and said it was "just like the old days". When asked about her black eye Hilda said that she walked into a door. I think it was just so pervasive in society, it was generally accepted that it could happen at least in stressful situations. A bit like smoking, there would have been people who stopped doing that once the behaviour was vulgarised or demonised. Not illegal until 1991. Ghastly. Xxxxx
In a 1990s episode Jack blamed himself for how Terry turned out and admitted that he had been a terrible husband and father. As I said below re Stan Ogden, domestic violence simply pervaded society like smoking indoors. There would have been those who would have stopped being violent towards spouses once it became vulgarised and demonised.
I loved the factory/strike scenes. Ivy, the bolshi Shop-Steward and downing of tools. Mike, the Capitalist and wet behind the ears Steve. The Rovers clientele winding Alf up about him and Bet living together. More fantastic Oggie scenes and a rare appearance from Bill Waddington prior to his regeneration into Percy Sugden. This is the Street at its pure best, great and unbeatable for acting and writing.
Diedre and Ray drove me nuts. She got on his back about being made a partner with len but when things got rough they weren't having it. I have never been a big fan of either one of them
I grew up in a house full of these wonderful northern expressions bandied about...you've got another think coming...mythering me...frocks...trews...by eck...very picturesque words. 👍
I now get why my mum didn’t like Rita when she said she didn’t want Ted Sullivan’s money my mum said “yeah right” i was always puzzled……..but now i see it.
Agree, Rita was hard-faced, cold hearted & treated Mavis terribly. Their relationship was toxic. I have great empathy with Mavis now I rewatch these classic episodes. As a child I found Mavis irritating but with more mature eyes I feel sorry that she had to endure Rita's passive aggressive behaviour...with friends like that who needs enemies! Thank you for the downloads 💖
Rita was very hard faced towards a number of people back then. She did treat Mavis appallingly. She did mellow over the years, I think they call it mellowing.
Ida’s daughter!! She _has_ to be the inspiration for Kathy Burke’s Linda Le Hughes from ‘Gimme Gimme Gimme’ - the hair is just more ginger 😂 Edited to say - Muriel (not the one on Hilda’s wall) - Ida’s daughter. Steve just roared at her in the van 😁
Question: why was the teapot without a lid in the opening scene? Part of my pleasure at re-watching these shows is the trip down memory lane so I look at everything on the set!
Bet's life was written so strangely in Corrie, just a few short years ago, everyman who walked in to the pub had his tongue hanging out for her. Cut to today, and Alf describes her as almost totally unwanted by any man, Rene doesn't disagree, and even Bet runs herself down, totally weird!!
Since Alf got married he's turned into a miserable bigoted oaf. Renée deserved so much more... a perfect example of a spirited, intelligent, attractive woman settling for someone way beneath her. No passion & he tried to ruined her relationship with Bet.
Alf was always a miserable sod, a typical bent councillor willing to lie in court for Len yet scream about honesty and integrity to others. I believe he was changing the name of the shop to Alf Roberts before Renee was buried
Ida's daughter should have had an award for the most wooden acting ever seen in a soap, irritating character who delivered her lines like she was reading it off a prompt
Just thought i'd point out, there is a typo on your intro. Should say 1814-1821, not 1841. Thanks for putting these onto YT, really appreciate you for doing so.
Rita's friend is percy sugden Emily's lodger later on strange how there using people under different names who end up playing big characters later on down the line
I wish PROFESSIONAL GUN 66 would upload some of the Black & White episodes of Corrie from 1960 to 1970 then from 1970 to 1975 Im sure all of your Corrie fans Would be over the moon to watch these older episodes. I grew up with the earlier ones I recall back to 1961 & the gang Including Ena, Minnie & Martha Uncle Albert, young Ken Barlow & brother David Hilda & Stans daughter Irma & son Trevor, Harry & Concepta Hewitt & daughter Lucille Kens mum & dad, Jack & Annie Walker, Elsie Tanner with kids Dennis& Linda Oh yeah, kens 1st wife Valerie! Len Fairclough goes back to those days too! Be interesting to see how many fans remember other characters From those days ! please please give us the older Corries fr 1960 to 1975! Thank you 🇬🇧👧
Looking through these last few videos fr 1975 to 85, Bett Lynch ( played by Julie Goodyear) was extraordinarily attractive & Very very pretty Those huge expressive eyes, Beautiful skin & complexion Shape of her face Stacks of silver blonde tresses Lovely shaped lips & mouth Great figure & legs Put together in her prime were Really quite beautiful! I keep marvelling at her clear fine complexion! If i could maybe find one small flaw then i think Julie's teeth could have had cosmetic dentistry on them. It didnt make a titch of difference really to her looks Esp when younger, we were so used to seeing " Bett" as a hard faced, common Barmaid with outrageous outfits, huge hairstyles, comical earrings her trademark, Bett didnt start out as a parody of the 'Dirty Postcard ' Barmaid She, in the early Corries ive just watched, was a very unusual beauty! That i doubt we realised at the time. Combined with Julies great acting, her expressions, the roll of her great big eyes & numerous Faces showed what a character she was RIP Julie Goodyear 💜 Deirdre was also pretty in the early days married to Ray, Expressive eyes, pert nose & a lovely mouth. Gorgeous skin & although a dated style, her hair shone like spun silk, ultra glossy! Pretty Rita ( Barbara Knox) also had beautiful eyes, really spunky Peppy energy, fab singer, great actress figure & was Knock out in her younger days! I still love Renee, though not A classic beauty, she has the most sunny lovely smile 😊 A face that radiates great humour, kindness, care & compassion, Madge Hindle who played Renee had a great figure & hight, super legs & if she had been young in the 2000/2010, she Would have been a very good model! As fashions in model looks are very different from the 1970s & 1980s when "Dolly Bird" looks were vogue. At the begining of the 21stc more unusual looks became the look big fashion houses wanted! Some models, bare faced were NOT typical model girl faces but when made up they were fascinating! So Madge would have looked amazing in todays cosmetics!. Ive chuntered on enough!! Full marks for these vids Thank you to GENERATION GUN 66 Regards 🇬🇧👧
I noticed when Elsie returned back from her daughters she was remarkably slimmer! I think Pat Phoenix (Elsie) must have gone to a health spa & lost quite an amount of weight She was rather stout previously Not that extra weight detracted from her attractiveness, but she looked amazing upon her return Theres never been such an attractive older woman than Pat She was drop dead gorgeous when young & she was Elsie Tanner, the whole nation was a huge fan. I was amazed when i learned who her 1st husband was, in real life! As a young actress she married a politician called Jim Callahan Jim Callahan went on to become Britain's Prime Minister!!! But our Pat had divorced him before he got to the premier job I cant remember if, like Elsie Pat had another marriage after Jim Callahan, but her last marriage was to Tony Booth Actor ( & activist) Tony Booth used to play the roll in the tv Series " Till Death Do Us Part" As Alf Garnetts son in Law from Liverpool ( Tony was a Liverpuddlian in reality) Then his real life daughter called Cherie Booth was married to our more recent Prime Minister Tony Blair. Although Cheries mum wasnt actress Pat Phoenix Still Pat ( Elsie) had double links To 2 British Prime Ministers Her 1st Husband Jim Callahan And her step daughters husband Tony Blair!!! Pat & Tony were an item for many years & only decided to marry when Pat discovered she had cancer. So sad! Our newspapers front pages announced Elsie Tanner Has Died... Or other such words but i can remember the news headlines in the newspapers & tv! Id love to know if anyone knows Exactly how many of the origional cast & other well loved Characters died & who they were All i know who passed were Pat Phoenix - Elsie Johnny Briggs - Mike Baldwin Julie Goodyear - Bett Lynch Doris Speed - Annie Walker Betty Driver - Betty Turpin Peter Adamson - Len Fairclough Anne Kirkbride - Deirdre Barlow The others were Albert Tatlock Madge Hindel ( Renee) both Jean Alexander ( hilda) & Bernard Youens ( Stan) Eddie, Barbara Knox, Eileen Darbyshire ( i think) Mavis Reilly ( ?) Vera Duckworth ( liz Dawn), Jack Duckworth, Lynne Perrie ( Ivy ?) Brian Tinsley? Brians Dad? Barman Fred? Neville Buswell ( ray langston?) Alf must be dead too, how about Billy Walker? I think i did see that only Gail, Ken & ...? Another of the origionals were still alive as of today. Also that beloved rogue & street cred Susie Birchall played by Cheryl Murray ( i think) did she go on to other parts & roles or did she finish with acting Its just that i never heard of her in any other role than Susie & she was really very good in that part. She was very cute & pretty & as ive a good eye for spotting actors from old roles when younger then they appear in bigger roles or film parts later in life. But ive never seen Cheryl nor recognised her name in any other programmes or series on TV. If anyone knows id be happy to know! Thanks 🇬🇧👧
Cheryl Murray, she's got MS, it started while she was on corrie. She quit acting in 1998 but was featured in "Gail and Me" in 2015 or something to celebrate Gail Platt (Tilsleys) 40 years on the street.....all according to Wikipedia
Not sure where you got the info on James Callaghan from. Pat Phoenix and he were never married. He married his wife, Audrey, in 1938. They were married until her death in 2005, 19 years after Pat Phoenix died.
Pat phoenix used her absences to get facelifts I believe . The first few were good but eventually it stretched her nose giving her face a tight strange look, still looked good though.
Yes,Same actor- Bill Waddington playing a different character,as this being 1978,Percy Sugden joined the street in 1983.He also played the best man at Emily's 2nd wedding as George in 1980 or 1981
@@ROBDV-7-9-6-5 Wasn 't he the one who turned out to be already married? (Emily 's second husband) I prefered Ernie ' he was far nicer ' and treated Emily far better.
Mrs Walker and Ena Sharples were the moral compass of the Street and neither of them minded telling people when their behaviour fell short of what was accepted.
These older episodes are the best from 60-85 and off and on after that,
in the 90's they started changing and by the 2000's it wasn't the same
anymore and I prefer these older ones better.
1960 - 1999 for me. 2000 onwards we might as well be watching a different programme.
@@anothercomment 1970s and early 80s was my era ' I think when the older characters like Elsie ' Annie Walker ' the Ogdens ' Albert Tatlock went was the begining of the end of its glory days
@@paulfrost8895 I second that yes, those actors/actresses were superlative and could never be replaced by those who came after them.
Too serious now prefer this
EastEnders ruined soaps
Absolute classic. A big strike over a broom. All Baldwin had to do was get a new broom. The writers were brilliant at creating engrossing storylines based upon the everyday lives of the working class. Bet Lynch truly was at the peak of her powers. The days when all the queens were female.
Bet Lynch was at her peak in the 70s and 80s - who could imagine that era of Corrie without her
she was well paid. up until 1995. then she was offered a lucrative deal in 2002 to return i think she was paid 300.000. to come back and boost tam ratings.
The wonderful, irreplaceable bet lynch.❤
Definitely irreplaceable.
@@MultiKs22It was a shame. She was given such a grim script. Ken Morley voiced how appalled he was by what Julie had been given. He said "You can't make cakes out of sh1t" The viewers probably.wanted her to come back rich so she could rub Rita's face in it.
@@martinistakis1825 Her character had changed when she came back. She was bitter which is something she never was before.
Love how the tabby cat gets down all cosy at the beginning.
OMG Bet's face when she found out Fred was going to propose... classic 😂 I do miss those hay days
That whole scene cracked me up. Her face throughout the entire thing🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Suprised to see Bill Waddington as Eric kater to be cast as Percy sugden. . Thanks foe the fantastic old uploads. Fantastic acting.
Many thanks @ProfessionalGun66 for all your effort procuring & uploading these classic Coronation Street episodes. Watching them remind me of watching them 1st time round with my wee mammy as a young child. The original theme tune triggers memories of dreading the end credits as it was the cue that it was our bedtime! Happy days, happy memories, too true that the 1970s & 1980s were the golden years.
Stan: Imma change me socks.
Hilda: It's not your birthday.
😆😆🤣🤣😛😉
Renee and her roller coaster voice... up, down, up, down.
Drives me up the wall!! ...I thought I was the only one who noticed it....
Does anyone agree that Deidre is out of order expecting Len & Rita to risk all, it really does my head in
She is pretty selfish in general.
Derdrie did have a baby to consider
This and Crossroads.... practically a religion in those days. Thanks for uploading.
Omg...the future Percy Sugden in these episodes...
mike Baldwin rip Johnny briggs. was fine actor he knew how to act ,he didn't impersonate some accent like the actors of corrie today. in my book he was a heart throb.
Hilda and her "insinuendos" 😂
😂😂
I Love when she does those, .. in another episode, she said - " with all my kindness and compression " !!! ( Compassion )
Fantastic, many thanks to you.
This compilation is absolutely one of my many favourites, Love it !!!
It's interesting how the writers changed Jack's character when he became Jack properly. Vera refers to the possibility of him giving her a black eye if she doesn't come home with a wage that week due to the strike. Obviously, domestic violence is always unacceptable, but judging by how their relationship panned out, if either Duckworth was going to have a black eye the other had caused, it would surely be Jack.
Exactly.l know who my moneys on.
They did something similar with Stan Ogden.
Jack was supposed to be a violent lazy drunk, much like Stan Ogden, hence why 2 of their kids were taken into care.
Albert use to be a amiable happy go lucky chap, but was turned into a miserable old scrounger
@@adrinathegreat3095Stan hit Hilda in a 1966 episode when she messed up his football coupon when he thought he had won. It was offscreen in an upstairs room. It was implied with Hilda screaming and then running away. Irma laughed and said it was "just like the old days". When asked about her black eye Hilda said that she walked into a door. I think it was just so pervasive in society, it was generally accepted that it could happen at least in stressful situations. A bit like smoking, there would have been people who stopped doing that once the behaviour was vulgarised or demonised. Not illegal until 1991. Ghastly. Xxxxx
In a 1990s episode Jack blamed himself for how Terry turned out and admitted that he had been a terrible husband and father. As I said below re Stan Ogden, domestic violence simply pervaded society like smoking indoors. There would have been those who would have stopped being violent towards spouses once it became vulgarised and demonised.
At least it was more realistic in those days instead of today's rubbish
Thanks so much for uploading these great episodes :-)
I LOVE 1978 . Will you be putting the whole of '78 up? I want to watch every episode! Thanks chuck. XXX
I loved the factory/strike scenes. Ivy, the bolshi Shop-Steward and downing of tools. Mike, the Capitalist and wet behind the ears Steve. The Rovers clientele winding Alf up about him and Bet living together. More fantastic Oggie scenes and a rare appearance from Bill Waddington prior to his regeneration into Percy Sugden. This is the Street at its pure best, great and unbeatable for acting and writing.
@@mr-yw2jb Oh yes, you nailed it 100% - these were the show's glory years!
I'm actually shocked that you would ask me that. One downside I'll let you know is I don't have August. Forewarned is....
@@professionalgun6674 No worries, every episode s a bonus! Thanks so much - you're a superstar. XXX
@@allisonmullins8343 Who's Mark?
Diedre and Ray drove me nuts. She got on his back about being made a partner with len but when things got rough they weren't having it. I have never been a big fan of either one of them
Of the 2 of them, I'd prefer Ray. Deirdre was so irritating, glad she seemed to get a bit better as years went by.
Me neither I always thought they could have had someone a lot better to play the part of deidre
@@gilliangrant8764 She was pretty when she was young.
@@paulfrost8895 What's that got to do with it?
Rough as bags, the pair of 'em - stereotypical caracitures of obstinate and truculent Northerners...most people are more reasonable.
I grew up in a house full of these wonderful northern expressions bandied about...you've got another think coming...mythering me...frocks...trews...by eck...very picturesque words. 👍
What does trews mean please
@@paullynton-green6570 trousers lol 😆
I now get why my mum didn’t like Rita when she said she didn’t want Ted Sullivan’s money my mum said “yeah right” i was always puzzled……..but now i see it.
Agree, Rita was hard-faced, cold hearted & treated Mavis terribly. Their relationship was toxic. I have great empathy with Mavis now I rewatch these classic episodes. As a child I found Mavis irritating but with more mature eyes I feel sorry that she had to endure Rita's passive aggressive behaviour...with friends like that who needs enemies! Thank you for the downloads 💖
Spot on, so sarcastic and up herself, poor Mavis
Rita was very hard faced towards a number of people back then. She did treat Mavis appallingly.
She did mellow over the years, I think they call it mellowing.
Love watching these
Ivy reminds me of Bea from Prisoner cell block H
Bea was wayyyyy tougher 🤣
Yes!!
That's a good description. Iv just recently watched all episodes of cell block H
1:40:18 OMG, it’s Gail 🤣 so funny, thank you for these ancient episodes!
Ida’s daughter!! She _has_ to be the inspiration for Kathy Burke’s Linda Le Hughes from ‘Gimme Gimme Gimme’ - the hair is just more ginger 😂
Edited to say - Muriel (not the one on Hilda’s wall) - Ida’s daughter. Steve just roared at her in the van 😁
Yes a terrible wooden performance like she was reading it off a prompt, she sounded like a 9 year old mimicking her mother
She's a "ginger Jerry 'all"
Wish Ray Langton stayed really liked him
loved his acid humour !!
Recall he returned albeit briefly ' many years later ' I tuned in espc for that.
Me too, wish he had stayed . Would have been interesting to see his character develop.
Ahh Percy excuse me Eric 😮😊 these gems are a treasure when ur down in the dumps these will put a smile 😃
So true.
How many of these actors played different roles before becoming other characters!!!
Question: why was the teapot without a lid in the opening scene? Part of my pleasure at re-watching these shows is the trip down memory lane so I look at everything on the set!
Bet's life was written so strangely in Corrie, just a few short years ago, everyman who walked in to the pub had his tongue hanging out for her. Cut to today, and Alf describes her as almost totally unwanted by any man, Rene doesn't disagree, and even Bet runs herself down, totally weird!!
Fabulous to see these 70s best episodes 😊
At 2:45:50 - Bet says “From now on, Hilda is known as ‘The Weatherfield One’ “. How wrong she was! 😂
Love these 70s episodes but Ida's daughter was one of the most ridiculous characters ever!!!
Muriel Clough was awsome
He approached me like a giant oil tanker approaching Wigan Dock.. 😂😂 delivered as only Bet can ❤️
Ivy what a champion.
Yes Bet was awesome as long as she was single.
This episode made me laugh, a lot.
And the real star of this episode, Hilda Ogden.
Since Alf got married he's turned into a miserable bigoted oaf. Renée deserved so much more... a perfect example of a spirited, intelligent, attractive woman settling for someone way beneath her. No passion & he tried to ruined her relationship with Bet.
Alf was always a miserable sod, a typical bent councillor willing to lie in court for Len yet scream about honesty and integrity to others.
I believe he was changing the name of the shop to Alf Roberts before Renee was buried
Ida's daughter should have had an award for the most wooden acting ever seen in a soap, irritating character who delivered her lines like she was reading it off a prompt
I love the old corrie shows
I loved Muriel Clough
Poor Fred :( Reminds me of Stan Butler, can never get ahead.
Just thought i'd point out, there is a typo on your intro. Should say 1814-1821, not 1841. Thanks for putting these onto YT, really appreciate you for doing so.
Rita's friend is percy sugden Emily's lodger later on strange how there using people under different names who end up playing big characters later on down the line
He also popped up later on as a friend of Arnold Swain, Emily's husband.
@@kato2644 as the same guy or as percy ?
@@bexj9919 He was a different character , George Turner .
I wish PROFESSIONAL GUN 66
would upload some of the Black & White episodes of Corrie from 1960 to 1970 then from
1970 to 1975
Im sure all of your Corrie fans
Would be over the moon to watch these older episodes.
I grew up with the earlier ones
I recall back to 1961 & the gang
Including Ena, Minnie & Martha
Uncle Albert, young Ken Barlow & brother David
Hilda & Stans daughter Irma & son Trevor, Harry & Concepta Hewitt & daughter Lucille
Kens mum & dad,
Jack & Annie Walker, Elsie Tanner with kids Dennis& Linda
Oh yeah, kens 1st wife Valerie!
Len Fairclough goes back to those days too!
Be interesting to see how many fans remember other characters
From those days !
please please give us the older
Corries fr 1960 to 1975!
Thank you
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Check out auntie corrie 2 for those episodes
I wonder why Bet never got married in real life ? She looks so good now and is very attractive ❤
The actress (Julie Goodyear) still looks attractive despite her age ' think she 's in her 80s now.
.she gay
Julie has been married 4 times
She now has dementia . Very sad.
Looking through these last few videos fr 1975 to 85, Bett Lynch
( played by Julie Goodyear) was extraordinarily attractive &
Very very pretty
Those huge expressive eyes,
Beautiful skin & complexion
Shape of her face
Stacks of silver blonde tresses
Lovely shaped lips & mouth
Great figure & legs
Put together in her prime were
Really quite beautiful!
I keep marvelling at her clear fine complexion!
If i could maybe find one small flaw then i think Julie's teeth could have had cosmetic dentistry on them.
It didnt make a titch of difference really to her looks
Esp when younger, we were so used to seeing " Bett" as a hard faced, common Barmaid with outrageous outfits, huge hairstyles, comical earrings her trademark,
Bett didnt start out as a parody of the 'Dirty Postcard ' Barmaid
She, in the early Corries ive just watched, was a very unusual beauty! That i doubt we realised at the time.
Combined with Julies great acting, her expressions, the roll of her great big eyes & numerous
Faces showed what a character she was
RIP Julie Goodyear 💜
Deirdre was also pretty in the early days married to Ray,
Expressive eyes, pert nose & a lovely mouth.
Gorgeous skin & although a dated style, her hair shone like spun silk, ultra glossy!
Pretty Rita ( Barbara Knox) also had beautiful eyes, really spunky
Peppy energy, fab singer, great actress figure & was Knock out in her younger days!
I still love Renee, though not
A classic beauty, she has the most sunny lovely smile 😊
A face that radiates great humour, kindness, care & compassion, Madge Hindle who played Renee had a great figure & hight, super legs & if she had been young in the 2000/2010, she
Would have been a very good model!
As fashions in model looks are very different from the 1970s & 1980s when "Dolly Bird" looks were vogue.
At the begining of the 21stc more unusual looks became the look big fashion houses wanted!
Some models, bare faced were NOT typical model girl faces but when made up they were fascinating! So Madge would have looked amazing in todays cosmetics!.
Ive chuntered on enough!!
Full marks for these vids
Thank you to
GENERATION GUN 66
Regards
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I just googled Julie Goodyear to double check and she is still with us.
@@soniaclarkstewart Although she has dementia now
Eric summers wasn’t he Percy who was Emily bisphops lodger thank you 🙏 for the upload i love ❤️ the old corries
Does anyone know the name of the song that's playing in Baldwin's factory? Starting at 47:40.
Ivy has always been a misery guts
Regarding the business loan argument, Len says "We've got everything to lose, and nothing to gain in this..." - doesn't this amount to the same thing?
I noticed when Elsie returned back from her daughters she was remarkably slimmer!
I think Pat Phoenix (Elsie) must have gone to a health spa & lost quite an amount of weight
She was rather stout previously
Not that extra weight detracted from her attractiveness, but she looked amazing upon her return
Theres never been such an attractive older woman than Pat
She was drop dead gorgeous when young & she was
Elsie Tanner, the whole nation was a huge fan.
I was amazed when i learned who her 1st husband was, in real life!
As a young actress she married a politician called Jim Callahan
Jim Callahan went on to become
Britain's Prime Minister!!!
But our Pat had divorced him before he got to the premier job
I cant remember if, like Elsie
Pat had another marriage after Jim Callahan, but her last marriage was to Tony Booth
Actor ( & activist) Tony Booth used to play the roll in the tv
Series " Till Death Do Us Part"
As Alf Garnetts son in Law from
Liverpool
( Tony was a Liverpuddlian in reality)
Then his real life daughter called Cherie Booth was married to our more recent Prime Minister Tony Blair.
Although Cheries mum wasnt actress Pat Phoenix
Still Pat ( Elsie) had double links
To 2 British Prime Ministers
Her 1st Husband Jim Callahan
And her step daughters husband
Tony Blair!!!
Pat & Tony were an item for many years & only decided to marry when Pat discovered she had cancer.
So sad! Our newspapers front pages announced
Elsie Tanner Has Died...
Or other such words but i can remember the news headlines in the newspapers & tv!
Id love to know if anyone knows
Exactly how many of the origional cast & other well loved
Characters died & who they were
All i know who passed were
Pat Phoenix - Elsie
Johnny Briggs - Mike Baldwin
Julie Goodyear - Bett Lynch
Doris Speed - Annie Walker
Betty Driver - Betty Turpin
Peter Adamson - Len Fairclough
Anne Kirkbride - Deirdre Barlow
The others were Albert Tatlock
Madge Hindel ( Renee) both Jean Alexander ( hilda) & Bernard Youens ( Stan) Eddie, Barbara Knox, Eileen Darbyshire ( i think)
Mavis Reilly ( ?) Vera Duckworth
( liz Dawn), Jack Duckworth, Lynne Perrie ( Ivy ?)
Brian Tinsley? Brians Dad?
Barman Fred?
Neville Buswell ( ray langston?)
Alf must be dead too, how about Billy Walker?
I think i did see that only Gail, Ken & ...? Another of the origionals were still alive as of today.
Also that beloved rogue & street cred Susie Birchall played by
Cheryl Murray ( i think) did she go on to other parts & roles or did she finish with acting
Its just that i never heard of her in any other role than Susie & she was really very good in that part.
She was very cute & pretty & as ive a good eye for spotting actors from old roles when younger then they appear in bigger roles or film parts later in life.
But ive never seen Cheryl nor recognised her name in any other programmes or series on TV.
If anyone knows id be happy to know!
Thanks
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Julie Goodyear is still around and she is 81 years young.
Cheryl Murray, she's got MS, it started while she was on corrie. She quit acting in 1998 but was featured in "Gail and Me" in 2015 or something to celebrate Gail Platt (Tilsleys) 40 years on the street.....all according to Wikipedia
Not sure where you got the info on James Callaghan from. Pat Phoenix and he were never married. He married his wife, Audrey, in 1938. They were married until her death in 2005, 19 years after Pat Phoenix died.
Pat phoenix used her absences to get facelifts I believe . The first few were good but eventually it stretched her nose giving her face a tight strange look, still looked good though.
Hey specy four eyes. Cant belive he said that lol
It's now corry oaks
First time seeing these episodes, I love Ivy! Good for her for standing up for all of their rights.
Ivy was never a popular character but she helped make the show what it was.
Fred looks like a Kewpie doll. 😊
The lollipop man
Why didn't Mike just sack Ivy, who is a huge stirrer and ringleader and never have her back.
Union rules for unfair dismissal.
Luckily unions stop bosses wielding such awful power over their employees, as much as the Daily Mail etc want to destroy them.
Oh flip! Fred speaking with his mouth full and slurping his tea with Bet...uuuuggghhh 😬
It was great until shouty Kevin Webster 's arrival,
Percy the loan shark😅😅😅
If Fred married Bet wouldn’t she get half the pub if they divorced?
You'd think plumbing would be profitable. The way Len & Ray borrow money it doesn't seem so
did len pay for those drinks?
Is Ida's daughter Alan Carr in drag?
Thought that was Percy sugden why is he called Jack then
Yes,Same actor- Bill Waddington playing a different character,as this being 1978,Percy Sugden joined the street in 1983.He also played the best man at Emily's 2nd wedding as George in 1980 or 1981
@@ROBDV-7-9-6-5 Wasn 't he the one who turned out to be already married? (Emily 's second husband) I prefered Ernie ' he was far nicer ' and treated Emily far better.
@@paulfrost8895 Yes he was already married,-Arnold Swain was his name.I also much preferred Ernie Bishop to him
@@ROBDV-7-9-6-5 It was great for me being able to see him playing a different role since I live in America and my knowledge is limited.
Y didn't Alf let bet rent he's old house and the girls buy Hilda a new brush and then everyone would be happy and in game full employment
I don't quite know why but I always feel that Renee should be wearing a duffle coat.
Ivy Tilsley the most evil character on a par with terry duckworth. Sadly the woman didn’t need to act, seems it came naturally.
How was she evil?
She was horrible. So many religious people are.
Reene remind me a younger Dee and Audrey hmm SU garden
Mrs walker sure was a judgemental one
Mrs Walker and Ena Sharples were the moral compass of the Street and neither of them minded telling people when their behaviour fell short of what was accepted.
That girl with the big glasses and funny voice should of stayed
Should of is illiterate
Love rita and len
Ray n his misses are nothing but grifters 😊
Alcoholic Street