George Cole Interview for 'That's What I Call Television'

[DanSullivan129]

id love to see a minder reunion show like a one off with both george and dennis

[bastosrallying]

can't beat minder for true british comedy,when i was a kid all i wanted to do was sell second hand motors and do a nice earner. when i got a 1978 4.2 jag xk6 series 2 and smoked hamlets whilst driving round the manor i felt great until i realised it had twin petrol tanks for a reason and a 5'er didn't go very far lol.

i did 500 sovs profit on the jag though so i was well proud of a monkey for a earner.

[ryanfrombrum]

Good health to you George! :-)

[AnimalMagic1]

Don't you just love that guy? :)

[Cherstars]

lovely to see him, would love to see him do Scrooge and play the part of Scrooge older i only remember him from it as the young one.

[buddyboy68]

A absolute legend, and if you like your frights try to hunt down fright, a great chiller!

[DeafFret]

George Cole doesn't seem to have done a lot of interviews.

[happpeee]

i wish there was more interviews with George, still going strong .i found out that George was born in tooting south London

[cryingonion2]

Bit of a short and disappointing interview; we've heard the "the world is your lobster" story before; they could have asked him something more unusual.

[minderDOTorg]

I agree - it is always great to see George but he does have very similar stories to tell each time he is interviewed about Minder. In an interview from Aspel & Co from 1985 where he pretty much tells the same story. This was a primetime show though with only a limited amount of time.

[cryingonion2]

Yes, primetime show - much better was the in-depth interview with Mark Lawson - maybe a Minder fan will post that at some point - its one I would watch over and again.

[mano8obe]

shame it wasn't a longer interview! great stuff

[Swainy101]

George is the man!

[col06]

Bradley looked genuinely shocked when George walked on brilliant