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Veteran TV presenter Sir Bruce Forsyth has died at the age of 89.
He was an all-singing, all-dancing star of British stage and screen for over 75 years.
The game show host, famous for his "nice to see you, to see you nice" catchphrase, even held the record for having the longest television career for a male entertainer.
That career in show business began when he was just 14 when he launched his song, dance and accordion act, Boy Bruce, The Mighty Atom.

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Awwww, now that is a shame.

A very talented man. I shall remember him mainly for The Generation Game. RIP Bruce.

Sad great entertainer, and from my neck of the woods Edmonton North London...RIP Bruce
Bruce was also a Big Spurs fan.....https://youtu.be/hF3bBi6m2Ks

So sad, a truly great entertainer for many decades. Will really miss him, as I have from our screens for the last few months. Condolences to his family, a true loss to the world of entertainment.

Well done, Bruce, for reaching 89, RIP...

I'm hoping (and praying) to reach 70 in two weeks time! AL

One of the last from my era ............ will never be repeated, a true great.


Shane

RIP Sir Bruce you are and will be sorely missed.

God Bless

Rita

Never a fan of the man personally, but I must say I seem to have been watching him over the years since I was 5 years old, he had so many fans who I'm sure will be saddened by his death, he had a wonderful long life with many partners, some who were truly beautiful, happy he had such a long entertaining life that he made so many happy, do rest in peace.

70 Alan, it is like hitting the buffers M8, all you can do is keep waking up in the mornings,:?

Just watching the clip on TV from when he was actually knighted by the Queen and I was wondering if she said "Nice to see you, to see you nice" or "didn't you do well".

It has to be said that he always seemed to be fit and well until very recently, a long life, a very lucky man. Strictly will never be the same.

Jackie

The last of the "all round entertainers". His body of work speaks for itself. I remember him performing with Sammy Davis Jr when he showed what he really could do. There won't be another.