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Warren Mitchell, star of TVs Til Death Us Do Part, pictured at his home in Highgate
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Warren Mitchell, star of TVs Til Death Us Do Part, pictured at his home in Highgate
Warren Mitchell, star of TVs Til Death Us Do Part, pictured at his home in Highgate, North London.
Picture taken 12th September 1966
Til Death Us Do Part was piloted on television 22nd July 1965, and ran its first full series from 6th June 1966 to 16th February 1968, making a star of Warren Mitchell and the TV character he played, West Ham supporting Alf Garnett
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In this photo print, we catch a glimpse of the legendary Warren Mitchell, the star of the iconic TV show "Til Death Us Do Part" in his cozy home nestled in Highgate, North London. The picture was taken on September 12th, 1966, during the peak of Mitchell's fame. "Til Death Us Do Part" made its television debut on July 22nd, 1965 and quickly became a sensation. Running from June 6th, 1966 to February 16th, 1968 for its first full series, the show catapulted both Warren Mitchell and his character Alf Garnett into stardom. Known for his portrayal of an opinionated West Ham supporter with a sharp wit and biting humor that captivated audiences across Britain. This snapshot captures not only Mitchell's talent but also provides us with a glimpse into his personal life. Surrounded by warmth and comfort in his Highgate abode, he exudes charm as he poses alongside an adorable dog companion. As we delve into this nostalgic piece from the swinging sixties era - complete with references to London landmarks like West Ham - it serves as a reminder of how influential television can be in shaping popular culture. This photograph is truly a treasure trove for fans of classic comedy and those seeking to relive the golden age of British entertainment.
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