Harry Secombe Collection

Harry Secombe, the renowned Welsh actor and comedian, was a true legend of the entertainment industry

Harry Secombe Collection: Filming of Oliver! at Shepperton studios. The scene which should have been shot in mid

Filming of Oliver! at Shepperton studios. The scene which should have been shot in mid winter was being shot in August with a ton of featherlight polystyrene strewn about to represent the snowfall

Des O Connor, Harry Secombe and others in Yarmouth. 2nd August 1962

Harry Secombe Collection: The Goons of BBC fame at Cleopatras Needle on the Embankment, London

The Goons of BBC fame at Cleopatras Needle on the Embankment, London. The trip was to get material for their programme The Reason Why

Harry Secombe Collection: Harry Secombe and Paddy O Neil in Tony Youngs Penny Points to Paradise (1951)

Harry Secombe and Paddy O Neil in Tony Youngs Penny Points to Paradise (1951)
Harry Secombe and Paddy O Neil in Penny Points to Paradise (1951) AKA DOUBLE OR QUITS

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Harry Secombe, the renowned Welsh actor and comedian, was a true legend of the entertainment industry. From his early days in films like "Penny Points to Paradise" alongside Paddy O'Neil to his iconic role as Mr. Bumble in the filming of "Oliver. " at Shepperton Studios, Secombe's talent knew no bounds. In 1962, he shared the stage with Sammy Davis Jr during a Pro-Am Golf event in North London, showcasing not only his comedic prowess but also his love for sports. This multi-talented performer could effortlessly switch between comedy and music, leaving audiences mesmerized by his versatility. Secombe's association with fellow entertainers was evident through various snapshots captured throughout his career. Whether it was Des O'Connor or The Goons of BBC fame at Cleopatra's Needle on the Embankment in London or their joint appearance in Yarmouth on August 2nd, 1962, these moments highlighted the camaraderie and friendship that existed within this talented group. Despite being known for his humor and larger-than-life personality on screen, Secombe had a genuine passion for acting that shone through every performance. His dedication to bringing characters to life was evident during the filming of "Oliver. " where he immersed himself into scenes that should have been shot mid-production. Harry Secombe will forever be remembered as an entertainer who brought joy and laughter to millions around the world. His contributions to both film and television continue to inspire generations of performers today. As we look back at these glimpses into his remarkable career, we are reminded of just how much he contributed to shaping the landscape of entertainment.