DAD’S Army legend Ian Lavender was hailed a comedy great after his death at 77.
The actor famed for playing Private Frank Pike was the last surviving cast member from the sitcom when he passed away on Friday.
A statement from the Dad’s Army Radio Show social media account read: “His wonderful performance as Private Frank Pike will live on for decades to come.
“He leaves behind a legacy of laughter enjoyed by millions.”
A raft of comedy stars rushed to pay their respects to Ian.
’Allo ’Allo’s Vicki Michelle said: “So sad to hear of the passing of Ian Lavender. A wonderful actor and gorgeous man.”
Privilege
Hi-de-Hi! actor Jeffrey Holland said: “Had the privilege of understudying him in the Dad’s Army stage show back in the day.
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