I DJed at Layrry's club in Nuneaton (Graysons).. they were all a lovely bunch, very caring, always remember Tony Knight who ran the club.. wish I could go back to them days, life was so simple.

Living alone in London all those years ago and sometimes feeling lonely I would look forward to watching him on a Saturday night. It was like having a friend come into the room. You couldn't dislike him for a second. And over the years I have a feeling of affection for him even after all this time. To look at the grave and think of the personality of the man was sad to see really. For a child to be put into some one else's hands at the age of ten he must have wondered why he was unlovable. I felt proud to see him standing alongside his Rolls Royce and felt ' well done Larry. You did do well'

Larry was such a great comedian and talented man

So sad no flowers as he was a warm person that brought happiness to all..I worked as a security guard for LWT and I sadly missed him but my colleagues always mentioned he was the nicest person they ever met!

My parents were in the Entertainment Business - professional musician and professional singer, and my father spoke warmly and very highly of Larry Grayson. He told stories of the times he and my mother had met Mr. Grayson, and what a thoroughly lovely chap he was. This made a huge impression on me and from that time, I too loved Larry. I blinkin' adored him on The Generation Game, and no one could replace him. He truly was THE best. May he live on, entertaining those who, like him, have passed on, and may my father and mother both be included in the great audience in the sky. *Truly fabulous report* .... thank you for the share! ~ Cobs.

He brought so much joy to so many people. Gone too soon. R.I.P Larry.

I have nice memories of watching The Generation Game as a child with my parents. Larry Grayson was a great host, a complete natural, you couldn't think of anything bad to say about him

I just want to make a personal statement that 20 years ago I worked with another businessman who was very camp and in the closet, who eventually ended up hanging himself at the age of 42, so sad that even his mother did not totlay understand him. I can honestly say that I was his true friend and tried to help him. People like Larry make a difference by standing out and proving it's not wrong. He sent a big message and did a lot of good and spread happiness. I sent my love to both. Alan

I sang many a time back in the day at his club in Nuneaton Graysons, it was frequented by a large community of gay people, had some great nights in there Larry was great 🎉

He was a true entertainer, brought back memories of watching him on a Saturday night. My sister and I loved The Generation Game. God Bless Larry 😘 Such a humble grave too.

For a few years Larry had an apartment in Torquay overlooking the sea , Very exclusive the block was called " Kilmorie " . Just up the road from him was a house called " Coppertops " where Max Bygrave lived .

What a beautiful tribute to a warm and funny man. I loved watching him as a child, the chemistry between him and Isla was so heartfelt. I loved the Generation Game, classic. They don’t make them like that now sadly 😇😍

Makes me happy and sad to see you finding the grave of Larry. Thank you so much. I always wondered where he was left to rest.💐

I've got a Larry Grayson LP and it is so funny, always makes me laugh ,he was a one off!

What a beautiful decomentry on larry grayson wonderful entertainer shut that door

Larry Grayson was extremely funny. Good Family Entertainment.

I'm name dropping again 😁 got to know Larry and Isla quite well, years ago my then boyfriend worked with them for a summer season and I got to go to many of their gigs; oh and Isla lives in the village next to mine; she's a beautiful soul x

He did camp so wonderfully!!!

Gorgeous tribute to a gorgeous chap.♥

A lovely tribute to a lovely man and entertainer,thankyou very much !

You should have shut your door, I was worried someone would take off in your motorhome. 🙂 Lovely tribute to a great entertainer.

Larry was such a lovely, fun gentleman, and I love watching The Generation Game with him as it was always guaranteed fun, from start to finish. RIP LARRY ''SEEMS LIKE A NICE BOY....SHUT THAT DOOR'

He was one of the funniest guys I ever saw, the Generation Game was brilliant with him as compare. He was Gay in a time when it could be disastrous to be so, especially in showbiz. He was a really kind generous soul. The world is a poorer place without him.

Larry greyson was a true legend in his own right. Comedy genius 👍

Another great tribute to one of comedy's greats, Larry Grayson. Thanks!

I have great memories of Larry growing up in the 70’s watching the generation game. Thanks for the video.

I loved Larry grayson, i was worried when he took over the generation game but he was a brilliant host and very funny... Look at the muck in here 😂.Larry also appeared in CROSSROADS driving meg's wedding car.

His house never used to look like that. It was white and had a flag pole in the front of the house and when he was home the flag was raised. The whole property has had a complete facelift and was a usual 1940’s detached property. He also lived here with his spinster sister. I know this because I use to be his sisters hairdresser. ❤

Larry is still and will always be one of the funniest people to live! Another great video.

Hello alan i have just watched your larry grayson video again my best friend of 54 years was just like larry he made me laugh there was never a dull morment with Roy unfortunately he died sudddnly last year i really miss him he played the piano and always played only love for me he said a friendship like ours only happens once in a lifetime he got on well with my husband too i will never forget my best friend and i am gratful that we had 54 years of friendship take care best wishes from sue and vic

Ohh my Lord, what a great entertainer, my mother loved him as did the whole of the UK. God bless ya Larry, you really gave all of us a laugh.

I felt somewhat nostalgic as I would watch The Generation Game with my late parents as a child. Lovely biopic albeit a a little sad ❤

Lovely little biography. Thank you Alan 🙏

I still say shut that door in Larry's voice to this day to my family if they leave it open 😘

Fond memories of watching telly on a Saturday night with my family. Rest in peace

Larry Gregson was great laugh special when he said shut that door. R.I.P.amen

I thought he was a lovely warm hearted man very much missed rest in eternal peace always Larry

I was on Larrys Generation Game in 1979 with my late mum Maisie. We got to know Larry off screen when invited to a party in Wakefield at his friends house after his show at the Bradford Alhambra. I will never forget following his Rolls Royce in my late fathers ford cortina 😂 RIP Larry and Mum Maisie ♥ Nice nostalgic video thanks 😊

Very personable, witty with great comic delivery and lines.

Thanks Alan. First one I’ve watched and really enjoyed it. Larry sure was a great entertainer and I loved him. He had huge boots to fill taking over from Brucie but “didn’t he do well” 😂

in the late 70,s early 80,s I worked for Radio Rentals in Nuneaton, my journey to work from Hinckley would take me down that road, i did see Larry walking his white poodle once or twice,i don't think we will see the likes of him again,RIP.

Loved this video Alan. I really found it quite emotional and no wonder you get shivers when you look into people's lives and then look at their graves. Such a sad reality that life is a journey that does have an end. I also love you mindful comments 'squeeze as much as you can into your day' because we never really know what is around the corner. Thank you for your knowledgeable respectful videos.

Loved this one.

lovely tribute to Larry

Larry’s sister was my midwife when I lived in Stockingford, she was always on about Isla St Clair

Wish you'd SHUT THAT DOOR .. on the van when leaving it. very informative .

Watched Larry n isla on the generation game as a child... loved him...my brother Peter was a postman n we called him pop it in pete!

We scattered my father's ashes in this cemetery. He died in 1981. I travel back there from my home in Coventry each year on his birthday. I'm afraid he wasn't a fan of Larry Grayson but I thought he was hilarious!

Alan you forgot to shut Beep Beep's door...so 'shut that door' x

Allan, I really appreciate the last few minutes at the end of the last segment when you talk from the heart about the important things in life. After you had finished talking about Larry, I was going to press for your next ‘person’ but I waited, continued watching and your words really got to me. You’re quite right! We SHOULD try to get the most out of each day. Sounds so simple, but it’s often forgotten. Thankyou. xx

Love Larry. He had a special fondness for Redcar, close to where I live. It was at tge old cinema and stage that had a creaky door behind the stage which coined his catch phrase. The red door is still kept as a tribute to him, although the building has been pulled down and rebuilt, due to open soon, tge door is still kept as a piece of its history and in memory to Larry Grayson, who gave a kot of money to Redcar.

Loved watching him back in the day thankyou alan

I adored Larry when I was a kid. He was such a gent, he never rehearsed anything for The Generation Game as he didn't want the contestants to look silly. RIP Larry Grayson. Where is Bruce Forsythe buried?

Larry was the best shut that door .rip Larry .thanks again Alan ❤

Great video, you summed it up when you said he had ‘warmth’.

What a wonderfully respectful video. Thankyou so much for sharing it. Larry gave me and millions of others years of pleasure and I love him for it. I am so sorry to hear about the tragic life of your friend. I hope and pray that he is now in a happier place. You now have a new subscriber. Thanks again.

Loved Larry Grayson. He was very funny and very camp I loved that. I remember watching him with my mum usually Saturday or Sunday night. Thanks for sharing this story with us ❤️ I can honestly say living alone and staying up most of the night watching your videos is brilliant. Love from Gill Holmfirth West Yorkshire ❤️

He was a fantastic entertainer.

I remember seeing an interview in which he said that when he was barely known, he never envied the stars at the top of the bill because their success meant that he could keep working. Also, he took great care always to dress well, as even though it wasn't a crime to be poor, it was unacceptable to look poorly dressed.

Really enjoyed this larry was a funny man.i once went to s him in Torquay and just remembered laughing lots. Thanks for showing this.

What always used to make me laugh about Larry was the way he would look after saying something which he must have realized was funny, yet, he never let on that HE knew it was funny. He looked like he was wondering what everyone was laughing at, which made it all the more hilarious 🤣. That takes some good old-fashioned, old-school, skill, timing and comic genius and he sure had all of that. RIP.

A lovely funny video I rem Larry when i was a kid always made us laugh

Another great video. I love Larry Grayson.

Another great video. Larry Grayson was a brilliant entertainer and as you said Alan, he was a lovely man. Thanks for the memories.

Lovely video, such a wonderful entertainer and gentleman.

Yes he was never over the top..almost a neighbour....great entertainer...

Great video and I remember Larry Grayson with huge affection. You forget to mention pop it in Pete the postman.

GREAT MAN , GREAT TALENT, I remember him well " One of the Last Great Comedians of our times Most of them today are not even Funny" Thanks for the Laughs>>> Cheers Alan for the Videos

Well done 👊👊

So sad seeing graves without flowers 😢

Slack Alice, Everard and Pop it In Pete the Postman!🥰

The house has been extended and done up the balcony fence and gates have all been added as it defo didn’t look like that it had a wooden garage next to it. He was a gentleman.

The people in that house probably think you’re casing the joint😂. See you on Police 5! Nice presentation👍🏻. He was a funny guy. Slack Alice and Everard!

Really enjoyed this one Alan. I loved Larry Grayson,. He was unique and made me laugh a lot.

Absolutely love this man. Sleep tight Larry 💋😘

Hi Alan, Larry was superb on generation game , he was so much better than Bruce on it and we love Bruce too. Shame about the state of his grave.

My dad was in the same class at school as Larry, Abbey Green. I have photos. I used to come home on leave from the Army and go for a pint in Chapel End Social club. Larry would sometimes come in on a Saturday afternoon. Great character and a thoroughly nice guy. In addition just over the road lived Alan Randall, the George Formby impersonator. I haven't a clue where he is buried but came from Bedworth just outside Nuneaton. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/h6t7oKZ2zbGVloU.html

Great video Alan I used to watch Larry on the generation game and thought he was so funny what a great guy truly missed

Thank you Alan for yet another great presentation and im sad still that Larry left us,wonderful gentleman very funny and his catchphrase Shut that door,and Seems like a nice boy,and What a gay day (think he said that?),will live on for years to come at least for us who remember him! And like you said his grave stone was very modest(considering the wealth he mustve accrued) more fans should visit his plot and lay new flowers.R.i.p Larry.

He put a smile on your face ,I can not say anything bad about him another great vid alan paul

You were filling up a bit at the end Alan. The no flowers made me sad as well when I bet he loved them in life. Nice tribute.

Loved this Man 💕Still miss him 🙏

I was told by a butcher in Leicester,who knew him, that he was very lonely before he died, which, if true, is very sad.

Another interesting visit…Thank you Alan.

Great video for a great entertainer. I found Larry very funny, infact when I see old clips sometimes on tv of the Generation Game I actually find him even funnier than I did back in the day, because let’s face it most true camp comics are all on the other side of the veil now , so yes I used to find Larry funny now I find him hilarious! Just a bit of info I did hear he moved to Torquay or Torbay , to retire but he could never settle down there so he came back to Nuneaton. How true I don’t know but that story rings a bell. The photo you showed with his rolls looks very similar to that bungalow you showed , although it looks more like a big house lol, but it does look like it could be the place. Like you say if I had that kinda money I wouldn’t live on a main road myself. Anyway great video , Alan as usual and thanks. When I was an extra I got to know June Brown quite well who played Dot Cotton and I actually went to her house a few times when she lived in South Croydon , although she moved to Surrey more in the country , but never went there, but I did her and her family’s astrological charts . Great woman. She maybe a good character to do but unfortunately I don’t know where she is buried or if cremated where. I did hear through the grapevine she wanted to be buried at sea , due to her navy roots, so that would be a bit awkward to film that one in the middle of an ocean. I will try and do a bit of research and see. Anyway take care and keep filming ❤️ John

Thanks again for showing us larrys grave Alan

Thank you you really are so very kind so sad about Larry s Grave but it seems most of his family aredeadxxx

My cousin bought larrys white rolls royce and only sold it about 5 years ago.

A great tribute to Larry Grayson. But Larry Grayson lived a few doors up from where you are filming x

Just so sad, that the JOY these folks give are forgotten so quickly!?😭 So many of the "Resting Places" of so many FAMOUS people , lie, Sad n Neglected! I wonder how also..why their Families neglect them so!?? If anyone..it's the Fans' that lay flowers n tributes! Aye..we have our time..then into the echelons of history! Fondly remembered..easily FORGOT!😭

Another excellent show

My relative,he always talked about them on TV, the Treadwells.

He did have a bungalow my brother was a painter and decorator, and painted Larry's bungalow.

Really do enjoy your thoughtful videos xxx

great tribute. I thought Larry was funny, tongue in cheek, but never imo offensive, I think knowing him as a friend, must have been lovely. Flowers Paul is a good idea, it’s a shame some gravesnlook forgotten, but that’s life I suppose!

Sadly the house you have shown wasn’t Larry Graysons house. He lived along that road and a few doors down from the property shown. He later moved into a bungalow nearer to the town centre.

SHUT THAT DOOR🤣

Thank you just watched 3 videos back to back. Loved them. Will subscribe to watch more. Thank you for being respectfulccc

the great comedian would 100 next year

He moved to a bungalow after he returned from a brief time in Torquay. He never settled down there. The house you show I believe was heavily rebuilt with two houses built where there had been one with a large garden