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   James Keith O'Neill Edwards, DFC (23 March 1920 – 7 July 1988) was an English comedy writer and actor on radio and television, known for his roles as Pa Glum in Take It from Here and as headmaster "Professor" James Edwards in Whack-O!.

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   Jimmy Edwards. Best known for his radio and television work – Take It from Here in the former medium; Whack-O! in the latter – British comedian Jimmy Edwards was seen, mostly in small parts, in about a dozen features from the late 1940s to the late 1960s.

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   Jimmy Edwards (1920-1988) was a British actor, writer and comedian who starred in radio, TV and film. He was known for his moustache, his role in 'Take It From Here' and his film 'The Plank'.

   • Occupation: Actor, Writer
   • Birth Date: March 23, 1920

   • Author: Jimmy Edwards
   • Death Date: July 7, 1988

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   Jimmy Edwards was a British actor, comedian and war hero who served in the RAF and starred in radio and TV shows. He was known for his moustache, his trombone act and his role in the film 'The Bed Sitting Room'.

   • Birth Date: March 23, 1920

   • Death Date: July 7, 1988

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   Starred 'Professor' Jimmy Edwards as the conniving, cane-thrashing, horse-betting (and often drunken) Headmaster of Chiselbury School ('For the Sons of Gentl...

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   Jul 2, 2011 · Jimmy Edwards played Mr. Glum, a chauvinist pig and long-engaged father of Ron, in the radio and TV series The Glums. Learn about the origin, characters, and episodes of this classic British comedy show.

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   Who was Jimmy Edwards?

   • Edwards was a lifelong Conservative and in the 1964 general election stood for Paddington North, without success. His candidature drew wide media attention, much of it derisive, although the local party insisted they had chosen "Jimmy Edwards the man" rather than the comedian.

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   Who is James Edwards?

   • James Keith O'Neill "Jimmy" Edwards, DFC (23 March 1920 – 7 July 1988) was an English comedy writer and actor on radio and television, best known as Pa Glum in Take It From Here and as headmaster "Professor" James Edwards in Whack-O! Edwards was born in Barnes, London, (then Surrey), the son of a professor of mathematics.

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   Who was Jimmy Edwards on 'Whack-O'?

   • Professor Edwards and his ever-handy cane were the stars of the 1950s BBC TV series Whack-O!. Jimmy Edwards’ show-biz highlights: ‘Take It from Here’ & ‘Whack-O!’

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   How did Jimmy Edwards die?

   • A longtime Fletching, Sussex, resident, in later years Jimmy Edwards spent much of his time in Perth, Australia. He died from pneumonia at age 68 on July 7, 1988, in London. His legacy includes two autobiographies: Take It from Me (1953) and Six of the Best (1984).

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   Who played Jimmy Edwards in Bottoms Up?

   • Jimmy Edwards in Bottoms Up! with Vanda Hudson and three upped bottoms. The 1950s BBC TV series Whack-O!, starring the real-life booze-loving Jimmy Edwards as an alcoholic headmaster, was so popular that it led to a big-screen spin-off, Mario Zampi’s 1960 romp Bottoms Up!.

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   Did Jimmy Edwards serve in the Air Force?

   • He served in the Royal Air Force during World War II, earning the Distinguished Flying Cross. In December 1958, Jimmy Edwards played the King in Rodgers and Hammerstein's Cinderella at the London Coliseum with Kenneth Williams, Tommy Steele, Yana and Betty Marsden Bobby Howell was the Musical Director.

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    Learn about Jimmy Edwards, who starred in radio and TV shows like Take It From Here and Whack-O!, and acted in films like The Plank and The Bed Sitting Room. Find his biography, filmography, awards and trivia on The Movie Database.