Singer and are you served? The actor dies at 82

The singer and actor Mike Berry, who was the last member of the SitCom surviving main survivor are you served ?, Died at the age of 82.

Berry played Mr. Spooner on the television show in the 1980s, and also had two top 10 in single – do you think it was time in 1963 and the sun of your smile in 1980.

His manager and friend Peter Stockton confirmed the news of his death, saying that the “legendary” artist died “peacefully this morning, his family members by his bedside”.

“Mike was an incredible and very talented artist whose career lasted 64 years,” he said.

The Berry actor break occurred in the children’s television program Worzel Gummidge, playing Mr. Peters from 1979 to 1981 before returning to short tributes to 2019 tribute.

But he mainly considered himself a singer.

In the 1960s, he tour with the Beatles and Rolling Stones Pre-Fame, and was successful with his group The Outlaws, whose first members understood Ritchie Blackmore of Deep Purple and Chas Hodges de Chas & Dave.

Don’t you think it’s time, produced by Joe Meek, reached number six, when they also reached the Top 40 with tribute to Buddy Holly and my little baby in the 60s.

Berry returned to the top 10 in 1980 with the sun of your smile, originally written in 1913.

Friday, Hodges died in 2018, but a statement published on behalf of Chas & Dave read: “We are shocked and saddened to learn the death of our good friend Mike Berry.

“Mike, of course, came back with Chas as a singer with the outlaws with many successes together.

“They joined again in 1980 to have another great success with the single of your Mike smile – which Chas arranged and produced.

“Our thoughts are with Mike’s family at the moment incredibly sad.”

Speaking of the career of varied showbiz of his friend, who included appearing in Willy Russell’s play for the road, Stockton called Berry “a gifted actor”.

He noted that his most recent concert, at the Half Moon Pub in Putney, in western London, in February, had been a sale, which was “testified to his superb talent”.

In 2016, Berry was convinced to participate in the BBC Talent Show the Voice, the impressive judges Will I.am, Boy George, Paloma Faith and Ricky Wilson with an interpretation of the piece of Buddy Holly True Loves.

He is survived by his wife Susan and their daughter and son.