RIP Robert Hardy
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Loved him in All Creatures Great and Small as Siegfried.
RIP Robert Hardy.
RIP Robert Hardy.
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Saw him in a play at Stafford castle several years ago, he was great. RIP.
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Loved him in All Creatures Great and Small as Siegfried.
RIP Robert Hardy.
Absolutely. Fingers crossed they may put a few episodes out as a tribute.
Some very funny moments.
91 is pretty good though.
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One of the Worlds most renowned experts on the English Longbow, I have been lucky many times through the nineties to meet him and on plenty of occasions target and field shoot with him. A true gentleman with just the right dash of rogue and a shining wit.
RIP Mr Hardy your grand depth of knowledge lives on through those of us you chose to share it with and for that I and many of my peers are forever thankful.
RIP Mr Hardy your grand depth of knowledge lives on through those of us you chose to share it with and for that I and many of my peers are forever thankful.
Well, don't you just hear the most wonderfully odd things about some people. This reminds me of Prof. Brian Cox playing keyboards in Dare and Sir Patrick Moore being a virtuoso xylophonist, inc being on one of D:Ream's albums. Some brilliantly strange talents out there.
On the other hand, RIP. I remember many a cozy evening with my family watching ACGAS when I was growing up.
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They are on Drama at the minute, but they don't show them all like they used to for some reason, luckily though, ive got the complete series on DVD
