Ian Hendry Died Broke, This Is the Real Reason Why He Went Bankrupt

[@gazch3994]

He was a great actor. RIP Ian hendry.

[@FactsVerseUK]

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[@rorygee954]

His performance in the Hill is one of the most subtly played, yet utterly believable and terrifying sadists in film history.

[@larryboyes7276]

Excellent actor. At a time when there were many superb actors. The cast of The Hill is a prime example.

[@FactsVerseUK]

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[@PercivalBlakeney]

@larryboyes7276 "We're not celebrating a victory, we're covering up a bloody disaster." Awesome and underrated movie. 😉

[@duncancallum]

Yes that film was simply brilliant with great actors in it.

[@PercivalBlakeney]

@@duncancallum kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2OsiZmphsyNfdUsi=bRUrrVrcvcx7Y5zS 😉

[@simonlevett4776]

The Hill, now that's what i call a proper film. They don't em' like that anymore, sadly. The Mackenzie Break was another good film.

[@unsungheroesofacting]

Thank you for this. A superb actor indeed. His breathtaking performance in “The Hill”; his intensity in “Get Carter” and even his turn in the early surviving episodes of “The Avengers” are prime examples of a unique talent in full, creative flight.

[@davidgardiner3158]

back in the mid late 70's whilst i was a bar manager at the prince albert public house in golders green road hendry lived across the road in a side road flat & on our sunday music nights he would come into the hall slightly under the effects of alcohol & would take a turn on playing the drums which was all things considered was quite outstanding , R.I.P

[@geoffpoole483]

There are some basic errors in this video. After he divorced Janet Munro, Ian Hendry eventually married for the third time, and his wife gave birth to a daughter. He didn't have a son. He appeared in the very first episode of The Sweeney; in actual fact he was the very first character to appear on screen. Gabriel Hirschmann has written an excellent biography of Ian Hendry. If you'd bothered to read it your presentation would not be so full of errors.

[@patmckeane6588]

He and Brain blessed were criminals in the Sweeney episode i think youve mixed him up sorryif im wrong

[@michaeledwards427]

I'll bet even Wikipedia got more things right about Ian Hendry than this so called fact channel. It said when he was in the Sweeney he played a character called Detective inspector Harris. In truth he played an armed robber called Dave Brooker. If the little things aren't right, goodness knows about the bigger things! If a KZbin channel is going to claim that what they're saying is fact, it would be nice if they were that! FACT!!!!

[@caroldonaldson5936]

It's the usual tosh that happens when these American channels proliferate on YT - they haven't a clue about the British arts, culture or media of the time and produce absolute nonsense about the characters and actors who played them - usually they announce that they're dead when they're all still very much alive & kicking! I don't get what their current obsession is with British arts & culture but they could at least do some homework before they start telling us who we are/were!😖🙄

[@terencejay8845]

For USA viewers, the cop show The Sweeney was so called due to the London rhyming slang often heard back then. The Sweeney Todd ( 'The demon barber of Fleet Street' ) = The Flying Squad, which was the actual name of the Police unit it was based on; A fast response unit focussing on high profile gangland crimes.

[@Gary-le7dz]

Hendrys character in the sweeney was as a gangster in Bryan blessed s gang , he actually shoots blessed s character by mistake at the end , what is noticeable is how much older he looks in the 4 years since get carter , through heavy smoking n drinking

[@Diamondmine212]

Ian Henry’s first wife Janet drooped dead from brain aneurysm ( after they divorced) aged just 32. He had throat cancer for many years before he finally stopped treatment. He blamed his heavy drinking for the cancer. Good actor.

[@rebelrouser184]

His first wife was Phyllis Bell. !955-62. Jean Lodge was nothing todo with him. Janet was 2nd.

[@robertBuckinghamB-uh5nx]

That could well be the fact Jack Wild was a similar scenario who had mouth cancer god rest their souls🙏🙏🙏

[@teastrainer3604]

You're on drugs. Janet died of myocarditis, and Ian died of a ruptured liver related to long-term alcoholism.

[@beecee2205]

Ian Hendry was a great actor but probably not an oncologist, He was a heavy smoker. That would account for his throat cancer.

[@gabrielhershman2313]

He had a non-malignant throat tumor. But, yes, a very heavy smoker. @@beecee2205

[@sunnyclimes4884]

He's one of those actors who pops up on tv and gives a memorable performance. I liked him in The Persuaders and UFO. He was good in everything

[@MrDaiseymay]

The two Roles I remember most, was, ( 1 ) as the TOP door to door Salesman in'' Live Now Pay Later'', he drove a Bedford ''Dormobile Van, that had sliding doors, he would slide his open, and at the same time, pull the handbrake on, cut the engine, and leap out as the Van would come to a stop outside the House he'd call at. I read that several owners of those very popular vans had tried to copy that trick. Many failed , and had collisions. Role (2 ) was as the Ganster Boss's chauffeur in , ''Get Carter'' starring Michael Caine.

[@dornierdo2172]

He was a great actor the Sweeney, the Persuaders get Carter and many more.

[@ionlyemergeafterdark]

I was a fan of Hendry although I could never figure out why. He wasn’t particularly good looking but he had a sort of presence that chimed for me. My favourite show of his was a TV series called “The Lotus Eaters” and I was also a fan of his female co-star, Wanda Ventham, in that series. He was an excellent actor. RIP

[@BMW7series251]

Agree, loved TLE's & also Wanda. Her son, Dominic, has not done bad either!!

[@simonlevett4776]

'Not particularly good looking', beauty is in the eye of the beholder isn't it ?

[@stephenroche5107]

What does his looks have to do with it you silly arse

[@miketaylor7440]

I think you mean Benedict!@@BMW7series251

[@robjones2408]

My first memory of Ian was in a TV programme called "The Adventures Of Don Quick", back in 1970. It hasn't been shown in many decades. He was great in "Repulsion", "Get Carter", and of course "The Hill". He left far too early.

[@Freesurfer688]

I will always remember Ian Henrdy in 'Get Carter' and 'Theatre of Blood'.

[@FactsVerseUK]

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[@Freesurfer688]

@@FactsVerseUK I like Horror and Action movies. As to comedy, it has to be like Monty Python or Horror Comedy.

[@GG-jw8pt]

@@Freesurfer688 Carry on Screaming! Classic 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@lenniecapuano521]

he played a brill part in the HILL as staff williams

[@seandobson499]

Anybody that could hold their own against Harry Andrews, who played the R.S.M. in The Hill, really could act as Harry Andrews was a great actor and both Ian Hendry and Sean Connery held their own against a formidable actor.

[@simonlevett4776]

He did indeed. All the actors were superb in that film.

[@bryanpalmer9660]

Ian was a very talented actor,I read a comment from Dame Judi Dench that if anyone was born an actor it was Ian Hendry he had a "natural" feel to his acting but for some reason he was a heavy drinker which eventually destroyed not only his career but his life-so sad I,ve seen some of his films and he always gave word-perfect performance s and showed a genuinely talented (Dir Mike Hodges viewed him as a Great actor!)man who could have had a much longer career if only he had taken more care of himself RIP Ian Auckland New Zealand 2024

[@donaldholder9598]

Met him years ago at Thames court hotel....nice An polite. Man

[@FactsVerseUK]

Glad to know that you had a chance to meet Ian! Thank you so much for sharing your life story. What other types of video would you like to see?

[@Zoro007]

I think he was a great actor, the demon drink got him like many of his acting generation. He proposed to my sister once whilst paralytic bless him. RIP Ian.

[@FactsVerseUK]

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[@RobCarmina]

Ian Hendry was born to do 'The Lotus Eaters' - he has incredible 'presence' in that series - and portrays a wonderful range of acting skills, from natural, day-to-day conversation to deeply-felt emotional scenes. His appearance in 'Get Carter' does him a disservice, really - even though it was a bigger role as it was a 'proper film' as opposed to a series. But one of his most brilliant roles was as the detective in 'Girl in the Headlines' (1963) - where he creates wonderful screen presence in his dogged determination to solve the crime. 'Get Carter' shows him in an unsuitable role - his real talent was that he could portray a believable person on the screen - you can almost hear him breathing.

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[@thespiritofhegel3487]

Emma Peel was a good move as a replacement in 'The Avengers' .. I don't remember him in it but I remember the lady in tight black leather, watching it in my adolescent years.

[@antstead2329]

Fine actor who unfortunately enjoyed the sauce too much. It's said they even filmed his death in Get Carter first as Hendry would've been in too much of a state to do the scene after he had been running in the scenes that preceded it.

[@FactsVerseUK]

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[@LeeClark-d4n]

He always gave a great performance, whether in films like The Hill or TV series like The Pursuaders. Brilliant actor. ⭐

[@charliewatson4248]

a sad end to a fine and sadly underrated Actor

[@darganx]

Ian Hendry was the first Avenger. In fact it was his character that recruited his old army chum John Steed into the job! A cult UK actor who featured in so many great films, sadly drink was his mortal enemy. When he featured on This Is Your Life he was clearly sozzled, caught by surprise and half cut.. a great actor though. Goodbye Eric!!

[@derekstocker6661]

Thanks so much for this, Ian was a very well respected and admired actor, the various screen appearances made him a firm favourite with viewers and his early demise was extremely sad. These were the days when UK TV was the very best in the world and produced so very well loved programmes and the people that acted in them, sadly all in the past now. RIP Ian.

[@robertBuckinghamB-uh5nx]

My last recollection was in the TV soap brookside and I thought then he didn’t look to healthy it wasn’t long after that he passed away a real shame considering the contribution he me to TV and film RIP Ian🙏🙏

[@indigohammer5732]

He was in Brookie? Did not know that.

[@michaelcalf9481]

mich calf hi Ian Hendry Was an Out standing British Actor apart from Michael Caine, in My Opinion was under rated, Should've Made It To HOLLYWOOD' A Class Act in all Performances, Surely Missed by fellow Actor's and Actresses, Even to This Day in 2024' Kind Regards, Michael Calf City Of London, Hackney England. Bless

[@BauAuslese]

"still got your sense of humour" - that's probably his most memorable line, from "Get Carter". He also gave great performances for "Continental" directors: in "Repulsion", with Caterine Deneuve, for Roman Polanski, and in "The Passenger", starring Jack Nicholson, for Michelangelo Antonioni.

[@leebritnell2405]

I like'Oh...you've been watching television!',in that same scene in Carter.That great Scots accent!

[@alannevin2490]

I loved him in the classic film " Theatre of blood " I just love that film!

[@simonlevett4776]

So do i.

[@johnkingston5628]

I agree, Ian Hendry was extremely versatile. I have many productions on DVD that he appeared in, including The Lotus Eaters , where he starred with Wanda Ventham

[@thomaseaves7567]

Ian starred in The Persuaders as a Lord and The Internecine Project along side James Coburn, superb !

[@tomsurrey2252]

In the Sweeny... he played the bad guy... cannot remember him as a policeman????

[@paultaylor7082]

A great actor, he was in some excellent films, a very talented man. Such a shame, he died so young, towards the end he unfortunately ended up an alcoholic, very sad. I remember reading a comment about him by Ricky Tomlinson, who was working in a TV programme with Ian, mentioned even though Ian was at the time suffering personal health issues, he was still a great actor, someone Ricky greatly admired.

[@TeddyBoy1962]

One of my favourite actors. As others have commented, he has a defining screen presence. He could play " jack the lad" characters such as in This is My Street(1964) and convince the viewer that his own persona matched the role. Yet he played the pathetic Alex in the Internecine Project allowing himself to be bullied and manipulated by James Coburn and came across just as believable. I also liked his part in Journey to the Far Side of the Sun and his local gangster role in All Coppers Are ...(1972). What I've often noticed is that he popped up in single episodes of series throughout the sixties and seventies when he was already an established actor and I find I'm looking for him in further episodes because he was so watchable! TPTV recently showed a series I thought was lost from 1969 called the Gold Robbers. Ian was in one episode of that. Very accomplished and much missed.

[@gabrielhershman2313]

Very true. My biography of Ian, Send in the Clowns, is still out there if you haven't read it.

[@Krzyszczynski]

Live Now Pay Later wasn't exactly a comedy - at least one of the characters comes to a tragic end, if I remember right. The movie was very nearly lost altogether. Its 2020 reissue on DVD was from the only print known to exist at the time. No mention of an ITV drama series Hendry appeared in in 1966-7 - The Informer, about a disbarred barrister who makes a new career trading information for monetary reward. Only two episodes have survived the wholesale wiping so common in UK TV in those days.

[@geraldfisher5683]

He was great in 'Get Carter. He also had a varied career. RIP Ian Hendry.

[@dannyrolfe8953]

Amazing actor RIP Sir, taken too soon

[@FactsVerseUK]

So true! We miss Ian 😥

[@patpending8134]

04:00 He did NOT play the part of a Detective Inspector in The Sweeney. In fact, he played the part of the villain Dave Brroker in the first episode of the Sweeney, who at the end of the episode accidently shoots and kills the charcater of his boss, played by the excellent Brian Blessed. Also, unclear why you have included the word "Real" in your video title - I assume as partial clickbait, to imply that you have some special infomation. That he had problems in his life and with his health is readily known, e.g. from Wikipedia.

[@bbcisrubbish]

He was in "The Beauty Jungle" a very good film with Janet Scott. It is reshown every now and again on Freeview 82.

[@gavinguitar2194]

Ian Henry should have had more acting roles throughout his career; it was the booze that brought him down. Such a waste of talent & what could've been.

[@jonathanaikman2285]

Apparently, Hendry didn't get on with Michael Caine during the making of Get Carter. I think there may have been some jealousy involved. I always assumed that Hendry was born in Scotland and also James Robertson Justice, I also thought that Freddie Jones was born in Wales. I was wrong on all three counts.

[@kenstevens5065]

He wanted to play Jack Carter and be the number one star in Get Carter so full marks to Michael Caine for playing along side and putting up with him. They were both brilliant actors in my view. Alcohol, a good servant but a terrible master.

[@teastrainer3604]

Ian was jealous of Caine and anybody else who was more successful than he was.

[@michaelgibson4705]

This might explain the venom in Caine’s voice when he batters Hendry’s brains out with a shotgun in “Get Carter” Goodbye Eric 😂

[@jonathanaikman2285]

@@michaelgibson4705 When Carter first reunites with Pace at the racecourse, I can tell that there is a certain tension between Caine and Hendry.

[@jonathanaikman2285]

@@kenstevens5065 Ian Hendry could have played Carter admirably - albeit entirely differently - but Michael Caine couldn't have been cast as any other male character so he probably wouldn't have been in the film at all.

[@rayjones2150]

He was the primary actor in The Lotus Eaters alongside Wanda Ventham.

[@southafrica73]

I thought no one was going to remember The Lotus Eaters

[@johnnymoondog]

R.I.P Ian !

[@jeffhubbard4688]

The Lotus Eaters TV series, The Hill ,and Get Carter.........brilliant.

[@johnpatterson6448]

His original ‘The Avengers’ showed great promise. A bit grubby. A bit Callanesque. Without him, it changed style, became slick, crap though successful. Very likeable, watchable actor.

[@capt.bart.roberts4975]

I often used to meet Ian in one of my local pubs, in a small village outside Brighton. He used to stay there, when he was acting at The Theatre Royal in town during the seventies He could be a nasty drunk, but Ivan the landlord could corral him. His life was well represented in this piece, I saw "Live Now, Pay Later" at the back end of last year. It's well worth a watch. It describes it's milieu, very well.

[@FactsVerseUK]

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[@gabrielhershman2313]

I wrote Ian's biography, Send in the Clowns.

[@gabrielhershman2313]

Sorry to hear he could get nasty. I've heard from many people that most of the time he was pretty convivial.

[@simonlevett4776]

Good for you.@@gabrielhershman2313

[@andrewmellor3295]

One of the best character actors in Cinema ever imo

[@richardking3206]

I’ve a recollection that Hendry didn’t get on with Caine during the filming of Get Carter because he was initially offered the lead before being pushed into the lesser role when the star came along. As well as a smaller role, the pay was presumably rather less, as well as missing the name above the title kudos. I’m guessing it wasn’t Caine’s fault, as such, but Hendry perhaps found it difficult to be so committed to the film as a result.

[@williamkennedy9641]

Ian Henry did not play Brian Roberts in Live now Pay Later. He played Albert M.Argyll, a glib tongued salesman..

[@MrJeepsters]

Je viens de voir "repulsion" de Polanski, la perfection. Est-ce lui qui a joué dans la première saison des"advengers" ? Je l'ai vu aussi dans "danger, planète inconnue" avec Roy Thiness et Herbert Lohm.

[@davidfogarty2220]

I remember him being the subject of a This is Your Life around the early eighties. He didn't look too well then.

[@peregrinemccauley5010]

Ian exuded character. Another great British actor.

[@FactsVerseUK]

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[@peregrinemccauley5010]

@@FactsVerseUK The thousands of life changing inventions that we take for granted, that have shaped modern life, but are actually British inventions. E.g; First man to fly an engine powered plane was John Stringfellow in 1868 in a Triplane, in front of thousands of spectators at Hyde Park, for an exhibition held by The London Aeronautical Society. Monoplanes, biplanes, triplanes, he built and flew 'em all. One still survives at the Science Museum South Kensington, albeit an original scaled down flying model, from 1848. Sorry America, but you're full of it.

[@corrinecummings3538]

He never played a police officer in The Sweeney. He played a gangster in the first episode.

[@anthonycoe1019]

Ian Hendry was born in my home town of Ipswich and was president of our Ipswich Appeal Theatre Group. I had the pleasure of meeting him on several occasions but he was always the under the influance of the demon that was alcohol.

[@gabrielhershman2313]

I wrote Ian's biography, Send in the Clowns. Still highly reviewed on Amazon.

[@theted16]

Completely missed The Lotus Eaters. He and Wanda Ventham running a bar in Crete. Brilliant.

[@MrTimelord4]

This is wrong information he did not play a detective in the sweeney he was a villain in the show it was inspector Reagan who was the main character in the TV show played by John thaw

[@BunyanaRed1958]

Brilliant actor. His last role was in the soap Brookside.

[@FactsVerseUK]

We love Ian too! May Ian find peace 😭

[@AL.Don.Reviews.TrueCrime]

Ian played a screw in 70s UK film 'Scum' Versatile actor. RIP mate.

[@regd.2263]

The clip of the film The Hill didn't show Ian Hendry

[@gabrielhershman2313]

Ian's third wife was Sandy. By all accounts she was loyal to him through some difficult times.

[@GillianFontaine]

Great character actor one of my favourites and a very attractive man

[@FactsVerseUK]

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[@Antient.Briton]

If you get the chance watch the TV series The Lotus Eaters!

[@mikefellows3901]

One of Britain's finest actors. Could make a mediocre scene special !

[@FactsVerseUK]

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[@AlanBoddy-fl2qp]

A talent for acting but no talent for life RIP ..no memory's 🤔

[@FactsVerseUK]

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[@simonlevett4776]

'No talent for life', really ?

[@gabrielhershman2313]

Tax was too high on high earners back then. You have a good year and you'd be taxed to the hilt, then a not so good year.

[@marcushull12]

it`s easy for UK actors of that era to have financial problems , although pay was certainly more than a factory worker, UK TV series/seasons are only six episodes unlike 20+ in the US and wasn't the equivalent of getting $1m per episode like Friends and Big Bang etc .

[@MrJeepsters]

Vous parlez de Janet Monroe. Est-ce elle qui a joué dans un formidable film devenu introuvable (à cause de Joe Dante) "the day the earth caught fire" ?

[@paultaylor7082]

Un film avec Edward Judd et Leo McKern

[@peterdixon8176]

One of my favourite films!

[@harrynking777]

He was very convincing in Get Carter. Very versatile actor although not a star personality. Sad that he died so young.

[@bleakyfinder2692]

Ian died 1984.

[@pauldurkee4764]

He featured in an episode of the 1970s series Thriller, where he played the part of twin brothers. One of the brothers was a successful architect, while the other was a psychopath who escaped from an institution.

[@mcsporran7228]

I thought he played one of Brian Blessed’s henchman in the Sweeney,

[@Diane-od1tz]

MONEY, well you can't take it with you😢😢😢

[@alancrisp1582]

🤔 Really ?. Well I am still going to try !. Why don't you tell that to the greedy evil 😈 Tax-man................

[@teresafinch7790]

He was also in the TV series The Lotus Eaters.

[@indigohammer5732]

He was a rough looking 53. Great pity

[@trishlangford5773]

At it again . Getting fundamental things wrong. Fo you sctually do ANY research?

[@GBPaddling]

"You couldn't win an egg an spoon race Eric"

[@Gary-le7dz]

His get carter character was brilliant, Caine I thought was wooden as carter but helped out by a great script and cast

[@raychambers3646]

He was in the original Avengers tv show.

[@jeffrussell7753]

Omen II

[@mickharrison9004]

Very good presentation thanks freind ,and for me his most important acting role was in the highly rated ,avengers series I was only a young boy in the 70 s when it was going ,but it was a must see obviously it was Patrick Moore or as he was known steed ,in the show was the star but this man played a big part .

[@saphia7]

Was that not Patrick Macnee?

[@rachelrogers7064]

Yes it was patrick macnee

[@railway-share3820]

Patrick Moore was the astronomer, I believe.

[@mickharrison9004]

@@rachelrogers7064 yes got you thanks 👍

[@mickharrison9004]

@@saphia7 yes got you with that thanks 🤝

[@MrTimBulmer]

I thought Ian was terrific in The Persuaders episode 'The Time and the Place' playing Lord Croxley. By the way in the Sweeney episode 'Ringer' he played the part of a villian Dave Brooker not a DI.

[@29brendus]

Wrong attribute for The Sweeney. Hendry played a thug not a D.I. Get your facts right or your channel becomes rubbish!

[@chrissheppard5068]

A great actor and another one done in by the booze.

[@FactsVerseUK]

Sad but true. May Ian find peace 😥

[@BarryAllenMagic]

Sorry - but from which brand of cereal box did you obtain the information for this abysmal video? It is littered with inaccuracies and is an INSULT to Ian Hendry. Do the research and CHECK your facts.....or why even bother?

[@bob23301]

Can this channel get any more things wrong about people in its AI videos? Lol

[@JohnWilson-mp7xh]

Fantastic in the BBC The Lotus Eaters. One of my favourite dramas

[@michaeldaley5831]

He, & Michael Caine clashed during Get Carter,the fight scene,between them at the end was real.

[@darganx]

Was the whisky real? Probably not as Ian spat most of it out!

[@FactsVerseUK]

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[@davidfogarty2220]

@@darganx Possibly cold tea?

[@simonlevett4776]

No it wasn't.

[@gazza1196]

Was brill actor..capt Kronos killed him.

[@santorini8423]

As a huge fan of the Sweeney, your blatant mistake saying he was a detective is staggering, he played a villain alongside Brian Blessed and Alan Lake. Jeez what a div

[@a320trevor]

The Lotus Eaters TV series.

[@robbiffa]

“Live now Pay Later” should have got him going and he was earmarked to play Jack Carter. However Michael Caine was given the role as they were concerned about the booze and Hendry demoted to Eric Pace. That is Mike Hodges account. Should have been really big.

[@Sam_Green____4114]

I only remember him in Get Carter ( the Michael Caine version ) . Very unusual for an actor to keep their real name !

[@simonlevett4776]

Is it ? Lots of actors/actresses use their real names.

[@Sam_Green____4114]

@@simonlevett4776 Name one !

[@Sam_Green____4114]

@@simonlevett4776 Name one then !! Bruce Dern is the only other one l can think of !

[@Sam_Green____4114]

@@simonlevett4776 Henry Fonda !

[@Sam_Green____4114]

@@simonlevett4776 Jane Fonda

[@dodgydruid]

Umm in the Sweeney he played Dave Brooker aka the Iron Man...

[@trevormillar1576]

Janet Munro wasmyfave actress fir avery long time.

[@joanne26]

Ian was part of a group of actors to include Peter O ‘Toole, Richard Harris, Michael Caine, Richard Burton, Oliver Reed and Sean Connery. He died too young. When he was married to Janet Munro I think they tried to outdo each other in the alcohol stakes. I ❤all the films Ian appeared in but at the top is THE HILL released in 1965. Why the top? Well my late father spent 2 years out in Libya in National Service1952-1954 My father said that the character Ian played was spot on 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿❤️❤️😍🙏🙏

[@rosemarykennedy5430]

Yes The Hill was a great movie and Mr Hendry was a remarkable talent.

[@warren12pete]

Great Actor and as well as the Avengers another huge hit on British TV he was lead actor in was The Lotus Eaters.

[@barryloughran3632]

you forgot the Lotus Eaters.

[@Nickpaintbrush]

Like him in Thriller series!

[@FactsVerseUK]

One of our favorites too, you've got fine taste! What other types of video would you like to see?

[@andrewjohnson388]

Shame ..I was young watching his acting in the Sweeney etc ...great voice too ...better to live ...what may it bring ...RIP

[@johnregan326]

I think he was in MCVICAR🤔.

[@liamruby5482]

It’s free NHS treatment in the uk including hospital and rehabilitation for alcoholics. You need to research your subject or try a different career.