Kenneth Connor film reviews

Kenneth Connor

British actor

Born
06 June 1916
in London City of London, England United Kingdom

Died
28 November 1993

British actor, best known for his role as an undertaker Monsieur Alfonse in a Comedy Series ’Allo ’Allo! and Carry on.... First appeared on the scene as a two-year child at the age of 11 years he regularly played already own a number of entertainer. In the interwar period he graduated from drama school, and during World War II, he fought in Italy. After returning to civilian life has become taken an actor, originally known primarily for her roles in radio dramas, theatre and television.

1958-1992	Carry On
	One of the longest ever series of comedy films and parodies made by great set of actors. Each of the films is different story and different set of characters, but the light atmosphere and the dialogues filled with innuendos are the trademarks of Carry On series.

1963	Carry on Cabby	as Ted Watson
	Neglected wife of taxi company plans to get revenge on her husband by starting her own company.

1971-1973	Parsley Sidings	as Mr Bradshaw
	Small train station Parsley Sidings is managed by pompous Horace Hepplewhite, who is helped by his not very bright son and few employees he really can’t rely on.

1980-1988	Hi-De-Hi!	as Uncle Sammy Morris
	Archeology professor becomes an entertainment manager in Maplins holiday camp and soon becomes an icon for expression "fish out of the water".

1984-1992	’Allo ’Allo!	as Monsieur Alphons
	During World War 2 French cafe owner Rene Artois reluctantly gets involved into Resistance affairs, which brings him nothing but the trouble. Not to mention his wife could any day find out about his affairs with the waitresses...