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Trevor Bannister in Last of the Summer Wine (1973)

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Trevor Bannister

  • He left Are You Being Served? (1972) in 1979 because he had been offered a long-running part in a stage play, Middle Age Spread. He asked the BBC whether they would change the recording date for Are You Being Served so he could appear in both, but they refused.
  • Died of a heart attack whilst tending his allotment in Surrey, having fallen ill as he performed repair work on his shed.
  • Had an early taste of the theatre at 15 when future Are You Being Served? (1972) co-star Arthur Brough took him on at his Folkestone repertory company.
  • Gave a reading at the funeral of Wendy Richard (March 9, 2009).
  • He has three sons, Simon, Timothy and Jeremy, with his first wife Kathleen Cravos.
  • Spent two years doing National Service in the British Army.
  • Trained at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art.
  • Made his West End stage debut as Arthur Crabtree in "Billy Liar" in 1960.
  • Had a brother, John Bannister.
  • His father was a tobacconist and newsagent.

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