I worked with Arthur on the 1987 Christmas Special of "In Sickness And In Health",(Series 3 Episode 7), when I played one of the Junior Doctors, he was a fine fellow Actor, great to work with, and a lovely man, very friendly, and chatty, I very much enjoyed this Production that you have put together, remembering Arthur, and thank you for a wonderful tribute to one of our stars of the stage and screen for so many years. One of many great Actors I have been privileged to work with in almost 50 years in the industry, who sadly are no longer with us, and it was nice to see the clip of Arthur with Jack Wild who I also knew, as he was a fellow pupil of my Stage School, This brought back lots of fond memories, and so I Loved it.♥

If you couldn't see him,you know it's Arthur!! That distinctive voice!! I saw him on an episode of The Sweeny not so long ago!! Class actor!!❤ .

I occasionally use an Arthur English line from Are You Being Served? "I'm glad I don't have your nerve in my tooth!" He will always be remembered.

what a lovely person.. you can tell he was loved.

Arthur always came across as such a kind and lovely man . Thank you for helping to keep the memories alive Mark .

I nice gentle tribute to a much loved actor and personality.

I met Arthur English when I was a young press photographer in Barrow in Furness. He was with his young wife Teresa. I worked for the local newspaper and I took a set of pictures in the nearby town of Dalton in Dalton Castle. I have absolutely no idea why he and Teresa were there (lost in the mists of time) but I remember him as a very nice chap and eager to help me get the photos I needed. --

Met Arthur once, he asked me directions, a lovely chap.

Very nicely done, I loved him on "Are You Being Served" all the way over in the US....still watch Episodes today on KZfaq!

A very touching and respectful tribute to a really good man. When I was growing up Arthur was always on TV, a stalwart of British entertainment, a friend in fact. Sadly we don't seem to produce such characters who have an impact and whom you will never forget anymore. most modern ones come and go and are simply forgotten.

My sister (Annette) in the 70s was crowned Miss Aldershot at the princess hall and after this win she started hanging around some show biz circles and it brought her into friendship with Arthur.( I might be wrong but he may of given her the winners award ,unsure though!! . I was only about 10 years old during this time when eventually I met the man himself. A most charming gentle character .. never met him again but I always remember our meet . Real good video .. well done 😊

The Ghosts of Motley Hall 👻

he was always on telly in the 70s and 80s

Another great video Mark.

Thankyou so much. Your work is simply delightful, it is so professional and a pleasure to view. It is wonderful to fall back into memories of yesteryear as the world has changed and is changing so much. Sending everyone very best wishes. Take care.

Great actor I had so much laughs over the years. Respect from The Netherlands.

Good work, I always liked watching his stuff.

Lovely tribute to a fine actor.

Another wonderful video 👏

This came up on my feed, and I truly enjoyed it.

Another interesting video Mark, I always look forward to them, I used to love watching Arthur English, He was a great actor in many productions...🙂👍🏻

Very fine actor🎉

Loved this mark! Really Nicely done 👍 He was a great personality.

Excellent video 🎉

Great thanks

I just did some IMDb research on him, and it’s amazing how he worked continually till very late in life. One of the most surprising roles he did was in a 1985 episode of Magnum P.I. called ‘dejavu’. Given the nature of his career, based otherwise entirely in English TV with the occasional English movie, I’d love to know how he got the role, and I’d love to see the episode, or at least a clip featuring him in it. Amazon prime features most of Magnum PI series for sale, but sadly not the series or episode featuring Arthur English.

Outstanding 👏👏👏👏👏👏, my childhood 😁😁😁, cheers from new 🥝🥝🥝 zealand of a barmy summers ebening, where it’s beer o’clock 🍺🍺🍺🍺

Longest sentence ever. Lol. A lovely video. Thank you

A lovely tribute 👍

The original wide boy spiv with a kipper tie

I'm going to channel my grandmother bleeding hell there is a name out of my childhood. Keep up the good work let as many young people know about these old real star's. Never say RIP Energy cannot be created or destroyed it only changes shape Thomas Edison every thing he was he still is just somewhere else.

Mr . Harmon was much loved in America too .

He also did an episode of Magnum P.I. playing opposite Tom Selleck.

This was really interesting, i thoughly enjoyed all the way through

Next you can make a video on the life of Arthur French!

I only remember Arthur in Are You Being Served as I was a kid growing up in the 70’s I suppose I was ‘lucky’ enough to live through great entertainment on the BBC when they were at the top of their game One of a few of the greats of that time ❤️❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿👍 😍😍😃

Really enjoyed this video. Thanks 😊

Lovely pictures of old Aldershot! We used to see Arthur in his white Jag V12 Coupe with his young wife back in the old days. His brother had a garage in Brighton Road too.

hope you and yours are having a nice christmas ,keep the vlogs coming ,i love them

Another really good video mark 😊x

great

Grew up w/ Are You Being Servered? Our adopted parents were British so seen many Britcoms ❤😊

So sad that these fine English Actors are not with us anymore. True Masters of their craft and they only got a mere fraction of what these overpaid merchants get today and they seem to think that they are some kind of God that must be Worshiped.

Brilliant

"Open the cage!"

I remember Arthur English fish n chips!

I always thought he was married to Patricia Hayes

Died on my birthday 😢

Tugg wilson😊

Aah i loved arthur english 😊