R.I.P. Richard Briers.

[onyx39]

Just being reported on sky news. Another part of my youth bites the dust.

[clonmult]

Noooo, he's immortal!

[colonel c]

R.I.P.

Well he had a good life.

[Hammerhead]

Fond memories.

[bob1179]

I always liked him.

RIP

[vixen1700]

Aww, no.

RIP.

[juice]

Rhubarb & Custard - absolute Quality !

Sad news indeed

[hornetrider]

Ah, that's a shame.

Lovely pic on the Beeb.



RIP.

[The_Burg]

Always seemed a proper genuine chap.
He will be missed.

The program he did where he had Alzheimers was amazing, enough to have any powerfully built, goatey sporting red bull thrower in tears. Think it was called 'Dad'

RIP indeed.

[thehawk]

Another genuinely good guy gone.

RIP

[Laurel Green]

RIP, Richard.

[littlegreenfairy]

I'm not one to get emotional over someone I didn't know, but this is very sad

I love the Good Life

Everything he was in was good and he seemed like a thoroughly lovely chap.

[Planet Claire]

littlegreenfairy said:

I'm not one to get emotional over someone I didn't know, but this is very sad

Yes, I feel like that too.

[andymadmak]

Tom, Barbara, Jerry and Margo. Two gone already.

A glass of peapod burgundy shall be raised tonight in your memory. Thanks for some lovely moments Mr Briers.

[Eric Mc]

The ladies always hang on longer.

Sad to hear - although he was looking awfully frail the last few times I saw him on TV.

[Mojocvh]

What a shame always, always came across as a true gentleman.

[mikial]

He was underrated in many ways, remember Ever Decreasing Circles ? .....how about " The Other One " where he co starred with Sir Michael Gambon .
Gone but not forgotten .

[The Don of Croy]

Sad.

Hopefully we'll get a re-run of the Good Life soon.

[Pickled]

Watched Cockneys V Zombies the other night, must have been one of his final performances.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1362058/fullcredits?re...

[drivin_me_nuts]

What a shame. A huge part of my childhood and such a warm reassuring voice.