
Tommy Cooper
Cast · Writer
- Born
- March 19, 1921 · Caerphilly, Wales, UK
- Died
- April 15, 1984
- Birth name
- Thomas Frederick Cooper
After leaving the army Tommy Cooper took up show business in 1947 and so started his long career of comedy derived around visual humour, magic tricks that didn't work and his trademark red fez, a prop that started from his days in the army. The BBC described him as an "Unattractive young man with an extremely unfortunate appearance" in an audition for new talent. While making a series of 28 shows for ITV over a period of eight years, he suffered his first heart attack which forced him to give up his love for cigars. Tommy collapsed on the stage of Her Majesty's Theatre in April 1984, live on air. Ten minutes later he had died. He was later cremated and ashes scattered at Mortlake Crematorium, London.
Cast
- 2022Tommy Cooper's Greatest Moments (archiveFootage)
- 2022Elizabeth: Her Passions and PastimesSelf (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
- 2021Tommy Cooper at the BBCSelf (archiveFootage)
- 2021Parkinson at 50Self (archiveFootage)
- 2017How Magic Changed TVSelf - Magician (archiveFootage)
- 2015The Magic Show StorySelf (archiveFootage)
- 201520 Moments That Rocked ComedySelf (archiveFootage)
- 2013Greatest Stand Up ComediansSelf - 3rd Place (archiveFootage)
- 2012Blackpool: Big Night OutSelf (archiveFootage)
- 2011The Untold Tommy CooperSelf (archiveFootage)
- 200850 Greatest Comedy CatchphrasesSelf (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
- 2007Comedy Heroes: Tommy CooperSelf (archiveFootage)
- 2007The Art of Tommy CooperSelf (archiveFootage)
- 2007100 Greatest Stand-UpsSelf (archiveFootage)
- 2005Bruce Forsyth's Comedy HeroesSelf (archiveFootage)
- 2005Greatest TV Comedy MomentsSelf (uncredited) (archiveFootage)
- 2005The Comedians' Comedian (archiveFootage)
- 2004The Best of Tommy CooperSelf (archiveFootage)
- 200250 Greatest Magic TricksSelf (archiveFootage)
- 2001The Unforgettable Tommy CooperSelf (archiveFootage)
- 2000The Magic of Tommy CooperSelf (archiveFootage)
- 2000Heroes of MagicSelf (archiveFootage)
- 1989The Birthday Show - 21 Years of Variety from Thames TelevisionSelf (archiveFootage)
- 1986A Tribute to Tommy CooperSelf (archiveFootage)
- 1984An Audience with Joan RiversSelf - Audience Member
- 1983The Bob Monkhouse ShowSelf
- 1983The Main AttractionSelf
- 1983Entertainment ExpressSelf
- 1982It's Your MoveBig Removal Man
- 1982The Eric Sykes 1990 ShowEntertainer
- 1982Live from Her Majesty'sSelf
- 1980Children in NeedSelf
- 1980Cooper's Half HourSelf
- 1978The Tommy Cooper HourSelf
- 1978Must Wear TightsSelf
- 1978Cooper, Just Like That!Self
- 1978London Night OutSelf
- 1977America Salutes the QueenSelf
- 1977Night Out at the London CasinoSelf
- 1976Tommy Cooper's Guest NightSelf
- 1975CooperSelf
- 1973The Tommy Cooper HourSelf
- 1971The Royal Variety Performance 1971Self
- 1971ParkinsonSelf
- 1969Variety Club of Great Britain Awards for 1968Self - Independent Television Personality
- 1969Tommy CooperSelf
- 1969The David Frost ShowSelf
- 1968Cooper at LargeSelf
- 1967Sykes Versus ITV
- 1967The PlankLarger Workman
- 1967The Royal Variety Performance 1967Self
- 1967Mike and Bernie's Music HallSelf
- 1967SpotlightSelf
- 1966Life with CooperSelf
- 1966The London Palladium ShowSelf
- 1966CooperamaVarious Roles
- 1966Frankie and Bruce
- 1965The Bruce Forsyth ShowSelf
- 1964The Royal Variety Performance 1964Self
- 1964Blackpool Night OutSelf
- 1963The Cool MikadoPooh-Bah, Private Detective
- 1962Saturday BandboxSelf
- 1961Ask AnneSelf
- 1961Thank Your Lucky StarsSelf
- 1960And the Same to YouHorace Hawkins
- 1960Cocktail aus Schwarz und WeißSelf
- 1958Seaside StarsSelf
- 1958After Hours
- 1957A Santa for Christmas
- 1957Cooper, or Life with TommySelf - various roles
- 1956Billy Cotton Band ShowSelf
- 1955Val Parnell's Sunday Night at the London PalladiumSelf
- 1955This Is Your LifeSelf
- 1955The Saturday ShowSelf
- 1954Panto Parade
- 1954Back from the SeaSelf
- 1954Television Christmas PartySelf
- 1953Variety ParadeSelf
- 1952Television Christmas PartySelf - Magician
- 1952It's MagicSelf - Host
- 1949Music-HallSelf
- 1949Vic Oliver IntroducesSelf
- 1948The Ed Sullivan ShowSelf - Comic Magician