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News By David Morton Nostalgia Editor Video Loading Kenny William stars in Tudor Crisp advert Our recent feature recalling the now-demolished Brutalist Tyneside icon, the Dunston Rocket,.
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11:58, 23 Oct 2020 | | Bookmark A comedian well known for his roles in the Tudor Crisps adverts has died from coronavirus. Tributes have been pouring in for Kenny Williams ever since the sad.
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Tributes to well-loved entertainer and star of Tudor Crisps adverts who has died from Covid-19 Newcastle-born Kenny Williams, who was a comedian, actor and singer, became a familiar face across.
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Tudor Crisps was a brand of potato crisps produced by Tudor Food Products. The business was started in Sunderland during 1947, and it supplied crisps to the North East of England and Scotland regions, claiming two thirds of the market in these regions. [1] The company was purchased by Smiths Crisps in 1960. [2]
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Tudor Crisps were, of course, a north-east brand - if you hadn't guessed from these extremely canny ads featuring crisp-obsessed likely lad Terry - that featured unlikely flavours such as Spring Onion, Pickled Onion and Tomato Sauce. AdTurds - who still savours flavour - still has fond memories of the Spring Onion Tudors.
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He became a familiar face in households nationwide thanks to his long-running appearances as a newsagent in the famous Tudor Crisps adverts in the 1980s and 90s. On one occasion he was even recognised by superstar Sting. His family and friends have now been left heartbroken after the 87-year-old died due to coronavirus.
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Classic 80s advert with the Geordie paperboy
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Tudor Crisps were a brand of crisps strongly associated with North East England and were very popular for their strong taste. Like many local and grassroots brands, Tudor crisps fell victim to globalisation whereby their parent companies were gradually taken over by global conglomerates who eventually discontinued it.
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Does anyone remember the Tudor Crisps ad from the eighties with the wee Geordie guy who bribes his mate to deliver all his papers in a hi-rise flat when the lift breaks, and he says 'canny bagga tudar!' and his wee pal says 'Climb a mountain!' Links to an mpeg would be perfect, i can't find it anywhere! stuff
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Tudor Crisps were the best tasting crisps ever, especially the pickled onion and tomato sauce flavour. I seem to recall collecting empty bags and sending them off to collect Tudor Butterflies! When I wasnt sending them away I used to melt them under the grill to make badges! Suggest an update Author of this article: Jill
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100 things you should have done In the 1980s, Tudor's popular adverts gave cult status to their star, Allen Mechen, who played the adult paperboy, returning in a Rolls Royce and eating a bag of.
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ALLEN MECHEN (TUDOR CRISPS) meechie59 50 subscribers 341 99K views 13 years ago These are four Tudor Crisp Commercials,first one filmed in the 70s early 80s? not quite sure, the other three.
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"Tudor Crisps? I'd climb a mountain," was the well-known refrain. Forget Walkers, Mccoys, Quavers, Hula Hoops, Monster Munch - and the rest. Tudor Crisps were the snack of choice of North East kids - and grown-ups - for decades. They were launched in the region in 1947 and quickly became popular.
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.its me dad in this.