Allan Stewart
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== Shows == | == Shows == | ||
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| + | [[Ace of Clubs]] (contestant) | ||
[[Chain Letters]] | [[Chain Letters]] | ||
| - | [[Win, Lose or Draw]] | + | [[Scotland's Best Dog]] (voiceover) |
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| + | [[Win, Lose or Draw]] (non-broadcast pilot) | ||
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== Biography == | == Biography == | ||
| - | Glasgow-born comedian and impressionist. Began as a singer/entertainer, becoming one of the youngest people to have their own Scottish TV series, ''Hello, Good Evening and Welcome'' ([[ | + | Glasgow-born comedian and impressionist. Began as a singer/entertainer, becoming one of the youngest people to have their own Scottish TV series, ''Hello, Good Evening and Welcome'' (Sir [[David Frost]]'s catchphrase). He appeared nationally on LWT's impressions show ''Copy Cats'' (with [[Andrew O'Connor]]). |
== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
He once co-starred with Petula Clark in Canada. Well, someone has to. | He once co-starred with Petula Clark in Canada. Well, someone has to. | ||
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| + | He was on the bill of ''Live From Her Majesty's'' on the night that Tommy Cooper suffered a fatal heart attack in the middle of his act. | ||
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| + | On stage, he's played the part of Al Jolson in both ''Jolson'' (taking over from [[Brian Conley]]) and ''Jolson & Co.'' | ||
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| + | Both of Stewart's kids are famous musos; his daughter Kate oozed into the top five of the UK Singles Chart on Oliver Heldens' Koala, while David wrote BTS' Dynamite, which made it to number three. | ||
== Web links == | == Web links == | ||
Current revision as of 18:18, 12 August 2024
Contents |
Shows
Ace of Clubs (contestant)
Scotland's Best Dog (voiceover)
Win, Lose or Draw (non-broadcast pilot)
Biography
Glasgow-born comedian and impressionist. Began as a singer/entertainer, becoming one of the youngest people to have their own Scottish TV series, Hello, Good Evening and Welcome (Sir David Frost's catchphrase). He appeared nationally on LWT's impressions show Copy Cats (with Andrew O'Connor).
Trivia
He once co-starred with Petula Clark in Canada. Well, someone has to.
He was on the bill of Live From Her Majesty's on the night that Tommy Cooper suffered a fatal heart attack in the middle of his act.
On stage, he's played the part of Al Jolson in both Jolson (taking over from Brian Conley) and Jolson & Co.
Both of Stewart's kids are famous musos; his daughter Kate oozed into the top five of the UK Singles Chart on Oliver Heldens' Koala, while David wrote BTS' Dynamite, which made it to number three.
