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Jack Haig est un Acteur Britannique né le 5 janvier 1913 à Londres (Royaume-uni)
Jack Haig (born John Cecil Coppin, 5 January 1913 – 4 July 1989) was a British actor who specialised in supporting roles, mainly in TV comedy.
Haig was the son of music hall actors Bertha Baker and Charles Coppin, whose act went under the name "Haig and Esco". He was seen in a long list of British TV favourites: Hugh and I, Dad's Army, Are You Being Served?, Terry and June and others. He was in the Crossroads soap opera as occasional character Archie Gibbs from 1967 to 1982 and a couple of cinema films. He achieved his greatest success as Monsieur LeClerc in BBC's 'Allo 'Allo!, a role he played until his death. His last appearance was in the final episode of series 5, where he impersonated a Spanish guitarist, alongside Kenneth Connor (Monsieur Alfonse), who had an Enigma code machine hidden in his accordion. He is remembered for his signature line, "It is I, LeClerc!"
His earlier TV work included a regular spot as a comic on The One O'clock Show and Happy Go Lucky a children's TV show during the 1960s. The One O'Clock Show was shown every weekday in the Tyne Tees area of ITV. He usually appeared in sketches as 'Wacky Jackie', generally playing the fool in a music hall comedy style.
In 1989, Haig became too ill to work and later died of cancer. His wife was revue actress Sybil Dunn, who had died the previous year, two days before their golden wedding anniversary. They had one daughter.
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Nom de naissance John Cecil Coppin
Nationalité Royaume-uni
Naissance 5 janvier 1913 à Londres (Royaume-uni)
Mort 4 juillet 1989 (à 76 ans) à Londres (Royaume-uni)
Nationalité Royaume-uni
Naissance 5 janvier 1913 à Londres (Royaume-uni)
Mort 4 juillet 1989 (à 76 ans) à Londres (Royaume-uni)
Jack Haig (born John Cecil Coppin, 5 January 1913 – 4 July 1989) was a British actor who specialised in supporting roles, mainly in TV comedy.
Haig was the son of music hall actors Bertha Baker and Charles Coppin, whose act went under the name "Haig and Esco". He was seen in a long list of British TV favourites: Hugh and I, Dad's Army, Are You Being Served?, Terry and June and others. He was in the Crossroads soap opera as occasional character Archie Gibbs from 1967 to 1982 and a couple of cinema films. He achieved his greatest success as Monsieur LeClerc in BBC's 'Allo 'Allo!, a role he played until his death. His last appearance was in the final episode of series 5, where he impersonated a Spanish guitarist, alongside Kenneth Connor (Monsieur Alfonse), who had an Enigma code machine hidden in his accordion. He is remembered for his signature line, "It is I, LeClerc!"
His earlier TV work included a regular spot as a comic on The One O'clock Show and Happy Go Lucky a children's TV show during the 1960s. The One O'Clock Show was shown every weekday in the Tyne Tees area of ITV. He usually appeared in sketches as 'Wacky Jackie', generally playing the fool in a music hall comedy style.
In 1989, Haig became too ill to work and later died of cancer. His wife was revue actress Sybil Dunn, who had died the previous year, two days before their golden wedding anniversary. They had one daughter.
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Yesterday's Hero (1979)
, 1h35Origine Royaume-uni
Genres Drame
Thèmes La musique, Sport, Football, Musique
Acteurs Ian McShane, Suzanne Somers, Adam Faith, Paul Nicholas, Samuel John Kydd, Glynis Barber
Rôle Sam's Crony
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Rod Turner fait son retour en signant deux lors de la finale de la Coupe.
Emily (1976)
, 1h27Origine Royaume-uni
Genres Drame, Erotique, Romance, Pornographique
Thèmes Sexualité, Transport, Bisexualité, Erotique, Homosexualité, Aviation, LGBT, Lesbianisme
Acteurs Koo Stark, Victor Spinetti, Jeremy Child, Jack Haig, Pamela Cundell
Rôle Taxi Driver
Note45%
En 1928, dans la haute société anglaise, la jeune Emily Foster (Koo Stark) multiplie les expériences sexuelles avec des hommes et des femmes.
Go for a Take (1972)
Genres Comédie
Acteurs Johnny Briggs, John Clive, Julie Ege, Bill Fraser, Jack Haig, Melvyn Hayes
Note46%
Oliver ! (1968)
, 2h33Réalisé par Carol Reed
Origine Royaume-uni
Genres Drame, Comédie musicale, Musical
Thèmes Danse, L'enfance, La musique, Théâtre, L'enfance marginalisée, Musique, Adaptation d'une pièce de théâtre, Adaptation d'une comédie musicale
Acteurs Mark Lester, Ron Moody, Shani Wallis, Oliver Reed, Jack Wild, Harry Secombe
Note73%
Oliver Twist est un jeune garçon orphelin, qui travaille dans les années 1830 dans une usine qui n’emploie que des orphelins, comme il en existe en Grande-Bretagne à cette époque, et que l'on appelle les workhouses. Au cours d'un repas, il est renvoyé de l'institution pour avoir réclamé plus de soupe. Il est vendu comme garçon de boutique à un commerçant local, mais bien vite il réussit à s'enfuir de son nouvel enfer, et écume les routes jusqu'à Londres. De là son aventure londonienne commence par sa rencontre avec un jeune pickpocket de son âge, l'Arsouille (interprété par Jack Wild), qui décide de le conduire auprès de son mentor, Fagin (interprété par Ron Moody), un « sauveur » de jeunes garçons en détresse des bas fonds de Londres. Ce dernier l’initie à l'art subtil du vol et le prend sous son aile. S'ensuivent de nombreux rebondissements qui mènent Oliver à retrouver ses origines aux côtés de son grand-père maternel. Le film a la forme d’une comédie musicale, où le rêve d'un petit enfant se traduit en une musique capable d'entraîner toute la ville de Londres.
The Ghost Goes Gear (1966)
Genres Comédie, Musical
Thèmes Musique
Acteurs Nicholas Parsons, Sheila White, Jack Haig, Janet Davies
Rôle Old Edwards
Note50%
A music group go to stay at the childhood home of their manager, a haunted manor house in the English countryside.