TV actor and radio comedian Roy Hudd dies aged 83
Host of Radio 2’s The News Huddlines and Coronation Street star was also a music hall expert
Michael Billington on Roy Hudd: ‘an infinitely adaptable star’
He was not on the list.
The comedian and actor Roy Hudd has died, aged 83. Best known for presenting the Roy Hudd Show and BBC Radio 2’s The News Huddlines between 1975 and 2001, he also starred in Coronation Street.
His agent said in a statement on Monday: ““We are sad to
announce the passing of the much-loved and amazingly talented Roy Hudd OBE.
After a short illness, Roy passed away peacefully on the afternoon of Sunday the 15th of March, with his wife, Debbie, at his side. The family would ask you to respect their privacy at this very sad time.”
Born in south London in 1936, Hudd’s interest in entertaining was sparked by his grandmother, who regularly took him to Croydon’s Empire Theatre with her pension money. In 2016 he recalled a visit in an interview with the Guardian: “I remember seeing Dick Whittington there and then impersonating a cat for the next fortnight – lapping my milk from a saucer, taking my meals under the kitchen table, on all fours”. He began his comedy career in the 1950s, peforming as The Peculiar Person, and later worked as a Butlin’s redcoat in Clacton-on-Sea, Essex, where he worked alongside Cliff Richard and Dave Allen.
However, it was on TV during the “satire boom” that Hudd came to prominence. First appearing on the David Frost-fronted show Not So Much a Programme on the BBC, he made his name on television in the 60s in sketch shows including The Illustrated Weekly Hudd and The Roy Hudd show. On Radio 2, he hosted The News Huddlines, a satirical sketch show that also featured June Whitfield and Chris Emmett.
Between 2002 and 2003, he starred in the ITV soap Coronation
Street as the undertaker Archie Shuttleworth, a love interest for two
longstanding characters, Blanche and Audrey. Hudd returned for occasional guest
appearances until the character’s death in 2018. He also appeared in Call the
Midwife, Midsomer Murders and Broadchurch.
As well as stage, variety and pantomime roles, Hudd was a music hall expert, writing several books on the Victorian music tradition, re-recording old music hall songs and appearing in the TV show The Good Old Days. As president of the British Music Hall Society from 1992 until his death, he chose the genre as his specialist subject when he appeared on Celebrity Mastermind in 2014. In January, it was announced he was to give more than 20,000 song sheets and posters to the University of Kent.
The comedy writer Simon Blackwell, who began his career on The News Huddlines, described Hudd on Twitter as “a lovely bloke, a great comedian, excellent straight actor. And a comedy historian too … He was a total joy to write for.” The actor and writer Mark Gatiss who worked with Hudd on the 2000 remake of Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased), described him as “one of those joyous people who feel like they’ve been with us for ever”, while Sandi Toksvig added that he was “a comic genius but more than that he was one of the nicest people in show business. At least the heavens will be rocking with laughter”.
Hudd is survived by his second wife Debbie, and his son Max, from his first marriage.
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2001
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2000
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8.5
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8.6
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John Gedgrave (aka Frank Carter)
1994
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Sergei Prokofiev
1993
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Young Charlie Chaplin (1989)
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1987
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1960
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Not So Much a Programme, More a Way of Life
7.0
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Hitler?" (uncredited)
2015
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Jools Holland: London Calling
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2012
Thanks
Variety of Memories
Video
special thanks
2013
Out of the Shadows
Short
actor: writer and comedian
2004
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Distant Voices, Still Lives (1988)
Distant Voices, Still Lives
7.4
with special thanks to
1988
Self
I Monster (Documentary)
Short
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2023
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6.3
TV Special
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When Dummies Took Over the World
TV Movie
Self - The Godfather of Variety
2018
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TV Movie
Self
2018
Pointless Celebrities (2010)
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6.4
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2018
1 episode
5 News (1998)
5 News
5.6
TV Series
Self - Comedian
2018
1 episode
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Self - Contestant
2017
1 episode
The Baby Boomers' Guide to Growing Old
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Self
2017
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Ken Dodd: In His Own Words
7.9
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2017
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7.9
Video
Self - Narrator
2015
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Dancing Through the Blitz: Blackpool's Big Band Story (2015)
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7.5
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2015
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Celebrity Mastermind
5.6
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Self
2014
1 episode
Glasgow: Big Night Out
TV Movie
Self - Comedian
2014
Fern Britton Meets...
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Self
2013
1 episode
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Piers Morgan's Life Stories
3.8
TV Series
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2013
1 episode
Variety of Memories
Video
Self - Presenter (as Roy Hudd OBE)
2013
Frankie Howerd in Frankie Howerd: The Lost Tapes (2013)
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8.3
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2013
Great West End Theatres (2012)
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8.9
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2012
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7.8
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6.0
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2012
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7.6
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Self
2012
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Jools Holland: London Calling
Self
2012
The Butlin's Story
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Self - Redcoat, 1958
2011
David Suchet on Sid Field: Last of the Music Hall Heroes
TV Movie
Self
2011
Great Lives
TV Series
Self (as Roy Hudd OBE)
2011
1 episode
The Story of Variety with Michael Grade
TV Series
Self
2011
2 episodes
100 Years of the London Palladium (2010)
100 Years of the London Palladium
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Self
2010
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8.1
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2010
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3.7
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Self
2010
1 episode
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Self
2010
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4.2
TV Series
Self
2010
1 episode
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2.1
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2008–2009
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5.2
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Self
2008
1 episode
Truly, Madly, Cheaply!: British B Movies
7.2
TV Movie
Self
2008
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6.7
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Self
2008
1 episode
The Funny Side of the Street 2
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Self
2008
British Film Forever (2007)
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6.7
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2007
1 episode
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7.1
TV Series
Self
2007
1 episode
Disappearing London: Suggs and the City
7.3
TV Series
Self
2006–2007
The Best of the Royal Variety (2006)
The Best of the Royal Variety
7.3
TV Series
Self
2006
3 episodes
The Story of Light Entertainment (2006)
The Story of Light Entertainment
7.4
TV Mini Series
Self
2006
3 episodes
Coronation Street Pantomime: Unwrapped
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Self
2005
Censored at the Seaside: The Saucy Postcards of Donald
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6.5
TV Movie
Self
2005
Wakey Wakey Campers!
6.6
TV Series
Self
2005
Andrew Graham-Dixon in The Culture Show (2004)
The Culture Show
6.5
TV Series
Self
2004
1 episode
Britain's Best Sitcom (2004)
Britain's Best Sitcom
Video
Self
2004
Today with Des and Mel (2002)
Today with Des and Mel
4.6
TV Series
Self
2003–2004
3 episodes
Britain's Best Sitcom (2004)
Britain's Best Sitcom
7.5
TV Series
Self
2004
1 episode
Open House (1998)
Open House
4.0
TV Series
Self
2003
1 episode
Rod Hull in Rod Hull: A Bird in the Hand (2003)
Rod Hull: A Bird in the Hand
7.8
TV Movie
Self - Actor
2003
Coronation Street Special (2003)
Coronation Street Special
TV Series
Self
2003
1 episode
Heroes of Comedy (1992)
Heroes of Comedy
6.6
TV Series
Self - Comedian
1992–2003
5 episodes
One on One
TV Series
Self
2002
1 episode
8th Laughter File (2002)
8th Laughter File
7.9
TV Movie
SelfSelf - Archie Shuttleworth
2002
Killing Victor... One Foot in the Grave... An Insider's View
Video
Self
2000
Bruce Forsyth in The Generation Game (1971)
The Generation Game
6.5
TV Series
Self - Guest Star
1980–2000
5 episodes
Eamonn Andrews in This Is Your Life (1955)
This Is Your Life
6.4
TV Series
Self - Filmed tribute
1982–2000
8 episodes
Susie Dent in Countdown (1982)
Countdown
6.2
TV Series
Self - Dictionary Corner
2000
6 episodes
Call My Bluff (1996)
Call My Bluff
6.0
TV Series
Self
1996–1999
5 episodes
Anglia at Forty (1999)
Anglia at Forty
TV Series
Self - Presenter
1999
5 episodes
Today's the Day
TV Series
Self
1997–1998
3 episodes
Noel's House Party (1991)
Noel's House Party
6.3
TV Series
Self
1997
1 episode
The British Comedy Awards 1997
TV Special
Self
1997
Funny Women (1997)
Funny Women
6.9
TV Series
Self
1997
1 episode
Selection Box (1996)
Selection Box
TV Series
Self
1997
1 episode
The National Lottery (1994)
The National Lottery
4.0
TV Series
Self
1997
1 episode
Afternoon Live (1997)
Afternoon Live
4.4
TV Series
Self - Guest
1997
1 episode
Smillie's People
TV Series
Self
1997
1 episode
Eamonn Holmes and Esther McVey in How Do They Do That?
(1994)
How Do They Do That?
6.7
TV Series
Self
1994
1 episode
What's My Line? (1994)
What's My Line?
TV Series
Self - Panellist
1994–1996
Jenny Eclair and Jon Pertwee in That's Showbusiness (1989)
That's Showbusiness
TV Series
Self - Panelist
1993–1994
2 episodes
Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders in French and Saunders
(1987)
French and Saunders
7.6
TV Series
Self
1993
1 episode
Pebble Mill at One (1972)
Pebble Mill at One
6.3
TV Series
Self
1974–1993
18 episodes
Arena (1975)
Arena
7.7
TV Series
Self
1993
1 episode
Television's Greatest Hits
TV Series
Self
1992
1 episode
You Bet! (1988)
You Bet!
7.1
TV Series
Self
1991
1 episode
What's My Line? (1984)
What's My Line?
5.4
TV Series
Self - Panellist
1988–1990
24 episodes
Plunder
TV Series
Self
1990
1 episode
Bradley Walsh in Blankety Blank (1978)
Blankety Blank
6.3
TV Series
Self
1979–1989
16 episodes
Terry Wogan in Wogan (1982)
Wogan
6.2
TV Series
Self
1987–1989
3 episodes
Victoria Wood in An Audience with Victoria Wood (1988)
An Audience with Victoria Wood
8.3
TV Special
Self - Audience Member (uncredited)
1988
Estelle Getty, Rue McClanahan, Bea Arthur, Ronnie Corbett,
and Betty White in The Royal Variety Performance 1988 (1988)
The Royal Variety Performance 1988
TV Special
Self
1988
New Faces (1973)
New Faces
5.9
TV Series
Self - Panellist
1986–1988
4 episodes
I've Got a Secret
TV Series
Self - Guest
1988
1 episode
Whose Baby?
5.6
TV Series
Self - Panellist
1988
1 episode
On Stage
TV Series
Self
1987
1 episode
Split Screen
TV Series
Self
1987
1 episode
Hello Campers!: Butlin's 50 Years 1936-1986
TV Special
Self
1986
Tom O'Connor
TV Series
Self
1986
1 episode
Movie Memories
TV Series
Self - Presenter
1981–1985
35 episodes
Halls of Fame (1984)
Halls of Fame
TV Series
Self - Host
1984–1985
6 episodes
Davy Kaye in A Century of Stars: The Story of the Grand
Order of Water Rats (1984)
A Century of Stars: The Story of the Grand Order of Water
Rats
TV Movie
Self
1984
Mireille Allonville, Ted Rogers, and Dusty Bin in 3-2-1
(1978)
3-2-1
5.7
TV Series
Self
1984
1 episode
King Charles III and Princess Diana in Royal Variety
Performance 1984 (1984)
Royal Variety Performance 1984
9.4
TV Special
Self
1984
The Good Old Days (1953)
The Good Old Days
6.8
TV Series
Self - Performer
1963–1983
8 episodes
Children in Need (1983)
Children in Need
TV Special
Self
1983
Looks Familiar (1970)
Looks Familiar
7.8
TV Series
Self - Guest
1973–1983
4 episodes
The Royal Variety Performance 1982 (1982)
The Royal Variety Performance 1982
TV Special
SelfSelf - Bud Flanagan
1982
It's a Knockout (1966)
It's a Knockout
7.8
TV Series
Self
1982
1 episode
Comic Roots (1982)
Comic Roots
7.7
TV Series
Self
1982
1 episode
Michael Parkinson in Parkinson (1971)
Parkinson
7.3
TV Series
Self
1982
1 episode
Coast to Coast (1982)
Coast to Coast
TV Series
Self (uncredited)
1982
1 episode
On the Town
TV Series
Self
1981
1 episode
Des O'Connor Tonight (1977)
Des O'Connor Tonight
5.7
TV Series
Self
1981
1 episode
Summertime Special (1981)
Summertime Special
5.6
TV Series
Self
1981
1 episode
Diana Dors in The Marti Caine Show (1979)
The Marti Caine Show
5.2
TV Series
Self
1981
1 episode
The Val Doonican Music Show
5.7
TV Series
Self
1980
1 episode
Royal Variety Performance (1980)
Royal Variety Performance
TV Special
Self
1980
Look Who's Talking (1973)
Look Who's Talking
5.1
TV Series
Self - Interviewee
1980
1 episode
Michael Aspel, Lionel Blair, and Una Stubbs in Give Us a
Clue (1979)
Give Us a Clue
7.1
TV Series
Self - Panellist
1979
1 episode
Bygones (1967)
Bygones
TV Series
Self
1979
1 episode
Graeme Garden in Star Turn (1976)
Star Turn
7.5
TV Series
Self
1979
2 episodes
London Night Out (1978)
London Night Out
TV Series
Self
1978
1 episode
Quick on the Draw
5.3
TV Series
Self - Panelist
1978
1 episode
Bob Monkhouse in Celebrity Squares (1975)
Celebrity Squares
5.4
TV Series
Self
1976–1978
5 episodes
Tell Me Another (1976)
Tell Me Another
7.3
TV Series
Self
1977
6 episodes
What'll You Have? (1977)
What'll You Have?
6.5
Short
Self
1977
Seaside Special (1975)
Seaside Special
6.2
TV Series
Self - Compère
1975–1977
5 episodes
The Big Time (1976)
The Big Time
7.2
TV Series
Self
1976
1 episode
Cilla Black in Cilla (1968)
Cilla
7.2
TV Series
Self
1968–1976
2 episodes
Lulu (1975)
Lulu
TV Series
Self
1975
1 episode
A Day with Dana
TV Series
Self - Guest
1974
1 episode
The Golden Shot (1967)
The Golden Shot
6.9
TV Series
Self
1969–1973
2 episodes
It's Lulu (1970)
It's Lulu
TV Series
Self
1970–1973
2 episodes
The Young Generation in The Young Generation (1970)
The Young Generation
TV Series
Self - Guest Presenter
1973
1 episode
Piers of the Realm
TV Movie
Self - Presenter
1973
Diana Ross in BBC Show of the Week (1965)
BBC Show of the Week
8.7
TV Series
Self
1966–1973
3 episodes
Jokers Wild (1969)
Jokers Wild
6.9
TV Series
Self - Team Captain
1969–1972
3 episodes
Up Sunday
6.1
TV Series
Self
1972
11 episodes
Comedy Tonight from the Talk of the Town
TV Series
Self - Host
1971
7 episodes
One Man's Week (1971)
One Man's Week
TV Series
Self
1971
2 episodes
Kraft Music Hall Presents: The Des O'Connor Show (1970)
Kraft Music Hall Presents: The Des O'Connor Show
5.8
TV Series
Self
1970
1 episode
Lonnie
TV Series
Self
1969
1 episode
The Roy Hudd Show
7.4
TV Series
Self
1969
7 episodes
David Frost in Frost on Sunday (1968)
Frost on Sunday
7.8
TV Series
Self
1968
1 episode
Billy Cotton Band Show (1956)
Billy Cotton Band Show
6.4
TV Series
Self
1964–1968
4 episodes
Gala Variety: The Royal Air Forces Association Jubilee
Festival
TV Special
Self
1968
Rolf Harris in The Rolf Harris Show (1967)
The Rolf Harris Show
5.0
TV Series
Self
1968
1 episode
John Betjeman in Contrasts (1967)
Contrasts
TV Series
Self
1968
1 episode
Simon Dee and Susan Hampshire in Dee Time (1967)
Dee Time
7.6
TV Series
Self
1967
2 episodes
Helen Atkinson Wood, Nell Campbell, Simon Hickson, Brian
Travers, and Trevor Neal in Juke Box Jury (1959)
Juke Box Jury
7.4
TV Series
Self - Panellist
1966–1967
2 episodes
Val Doonican in The Val Doonican Show (1965)
The Val Doonican Show
6.4
TV Series
Self
1967
1 episode
Call My Bluff (1965)
Call My Bluff
7.1
TV Series
Self
1966
1 episode
The Eamonn Andrews Show (1964)
The Eamonn Andrews Show
7.8
TV Series
Self
1966
1 episode
Alan Bennett in BBC 3 (1965)
BBC 3
4.5
TV Series
Self
1965–1966
4 episodes
Not So Much a Programme, More a Way of Life
7.0
TV Series
Self
1965
1 episode
Archive Footage
I Don't Believe It
Video
Mr. Smedley (archive footage, uncredited)
2016
Jean Alexander, Thelma Barlow, Roy Barraclough, Stephen
Beckett, Elizabeth Dawn, Betty Driver, Vicky Entwistle, Julie Goodyear, Julie
Hesmondhalgh, Sherrie Hewson, Sue Johnston, Barbara Knox, Sarah Lancashire,
Bernard Latham, Maureen Lipman, Jennie McAlpine, Bryan Mosley, Sara Roache, Sue
Nicholls, Tina O'Brien, Wendi Peters, Doris Speed, Debra Stephenson, William
Tarmey, Bill Waddington, Denise Welch, Sally Dynevor, Helen Worth, Bernard
Youens, Benny Young, Sally Lindsay, Jenny Platt, Rebecca Pike, and Katherine
Kelly in The Stars of the Street: 50 Years, 50 Classic Characters (2010)
The Stars of the Street: 50 Years, 50 Classic Characters
6.1
Video
Archie Shuttleworth (archive footage)
2010
Stars on the Street (2009)
Stars on the Street
6.2
TV Movie
Self - Archie Shuttleworth (archive footage, uncredited)
2009
Chris Barrie, Steve Coogan, Adrian Edmondson, and Jennifer
Saunders in More Great Comedy Moments (2003)
More Great Comedy Moments
7.3
Video
Self (archive footage)
2003
Ken Dodd in the Dock
7.2
TV Movie
Self (archive footage)
2002
Bruce Forsyth in The Generation Game (1971)
The Generation Game
6.5
TV Series
SelfSelf - Guest Star (archive footage, archive footage)
1980–1999
3 episodes
Michael Parkinson in Parkinson (1971)
Parkinson
7.3
TV Series
Self (archive footage)
1979
1 episode
Videos
3
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