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The Place where fellow Catweazle Fans can get together and discuss anything and everything that is Catweazle or The Catweazle Fan Club and MOST of all make New Friends that have yourself and Catweazle in common, as most of the members know The Catweazle Fan Club was born out of Friendship.

So let`s try and keep the The Catweazle Fan Club in the  tradition it was first Started

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ExmoorDougWeazle
Dec 27, 2010 - 9:33PM
Graham Crowden RIP

Whilst reading the latest Doctor Who Monthly I came across the sad news that the actor Graham Crowden had passed away on 19th October at the age of 87. Graham played Gobbling (the sculptor) in the 2nd series episode "The Enchanted King". I'm sure the membership will join me in passing our condolences onto his family.
A full obituary can be found at the following link :-

http://www.guardian.co.uk/stage/2010/oct/22/graham-crowden-obituary

ExmoorDougWeazle

Town/City Exmoor

Country England

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greyweazle
Dec 28, 2010 - 6:21PM
Re: Graham Crowden RIP

Well spotted Exmoor Dougweazle, it is always sad to hear that another charecter who starred in Catweazle has passed on, I am sure other members will feel the same,however that particular episode was not the best in Catweazle humour, I know that Geoffrey was not a great fan of slapstick commedy, but in saying that Graham Crowden was a good actor in his own right, and our thoughts go out to his family at this sad time.

Town/City southampton

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