Richard Hearne or Mr Pastry
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Uploaded on Jul 17, 2010
Actor-acrobat-dancer Richard Hearne as the madcap, bowler-hatted creation Mr. Pastry.
Richard Hearne was resident clown at the BBC for thirty years. He was born in Norwich in 1908 into a theatrical family. His father was an acrobat and his mother a dramatic actress.
The slapstick antics of Mr. Pastry brought Hearne rich financial rewards. In one week on American television he appeared before an estimated 120 million viewers and received a £2,500 fee. On a previous trip, his earnings were calculated at £125 a minute.
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All Comments (18)
Lesley Phillips 4 days ago
OHHH......MR PASTRY! I'M SHOWING ME AGE...........AND I REMEMBER SATURDAY MORNING ODEON CINEMA CLUB - AND THE "PERILS OF PAULINE" WE ALL CAME OUT AND PLAYED 'COWBOYS AND WINDY-BUMS' (APOLOGIES NATIVE AMERICANS, WE WERE JUST IGNORANT BRITISH KIDS!) AFTER SEEING LOTS OF 'B' WESTERNS......AH MEMORIES! REVIVE SOME MORE, READ "ATHUR AND NORVELLE: THE FORGOTTEN AND REAL LEGEND OF LAUREL AND HARDY", JUST OUT, EXCLUSIVE TO AMAZON - AND MAKE MORE GOOD MEMORIES FOR YOUR KIDS!
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niphophila 1 week ago
Who is it we hear saying "Mr Pastry was very big, it was an event when he was on the show"? It's a very distinctive and familiar voice.
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bella donna 1 month ago
Lovely ,funny,man,It's impossible not to love him.
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14cpfc 2 months ago
Ha funny. I've played his sousaphone :)
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Bob Lamoreaux 2 months ago
Did Richard Hearne do the "Oxford Passing Out Ceremony" on the Ed Sullivan Show? Is there a clip of this anywhere on the 'Net? GREAT comedian and acrobatic "dancer"!
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Karen Smith 4 months ago
I used to think this guy looked so nice and cuddly. Just like a Grandad.
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WELLBRAN 6 months ago
This is actually brillliant acting..being useless is hard to act out and it was all odne in one take and live
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Joan Rayner 9 months ago
The Good old Days love it
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daveking1st 1 year ago
you cant beat the old comics,they couldn't do that today.
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Joshuamarcuscook 1 year ago
mr pasrty is my great great great garndad on my mums side lol :)
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