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By: Lesley, milkman

Lesley, milkman — Thu, 02 Apr 2009 19:30:57 +0000

Not a bean in twenty five years. Gentleman.

By: The Hussy

The Hussy — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 20:52:00 +0000

so rampton died of the rare karma-induced bullying/racism cancer?

By: Portly MacFarlane

Portly MacFarlane — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 16:28:05 +0000

Sad news, my friends, sad news indeed. Rampton, wrathful old bucket that he was, could teach today’s sadfaced turks a thing or two about raising cain, hell, the titanic, whatever.

Perhaps my favourite recollection of the devious old scrote was when we were out shopping for brothel creepers on the King’s Road, sometime after that whole Suez business. Ramps had a show that evening, and I suppose I must have done as well, which didn’t stop us rattling into the Lord Kitchener for a bucket of slop, a few flagons of Best and one of Rampton’s hoary rants on God, girls, and of course ‘the craft’. But come curtain call he was right where he was supposed to be, bellowing the eternal sadistic poetry of theatrical romance at another crowd of enthralled, spit-flecked punters. A friend, a radical, a godless bastard and a genuine goddamn professional, he will be missed.

By: Heston Sawyer

Heston Sawyer — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 15:31:04 +0000

Little known fact ‘TR7:The Movie’ was named ‘Sports Car Europe’ for the American market after early showings had audiences demanding TR1 to 6, those crazy Yanks!
And rumour has it the urine in a bottle scene was one take and Rampton wasn’t faking it.
What sad news.

By: Paul Pensom

Paul Pensom — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 14:44:48 +0000

I remember him well. How could you fail to mention Bodkin Argent? The children’s series which ran for two series on ATV in 1967 is a treasured memory in this household. Rampton’s unearthly leer made a lasting impression on me, and I viewed most episodes of BA from behind the sofa. To this day, if I close my eyes I can see that bedraggled, Mephistophelian figure, chuckling to himself as once again, he gets the better of the Childwites. Thank you Rampton!

By: the reconnoiter

the reconnoiter — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 11:35:18 +0000

First jade now rampton, sad days indeed