PC Francis "Taffy" Edwards was known as the 'thin streak of Welsh misery'. A quiet country boy who hailed from a poor farming family near Bangor, he sometimes struggled to adapt to city life. Edwards was extremely lazy, often thinking up ingenious ways to avoid having to do serious work – but he had an infectious charm and was popular amongst the relief. He would also wade in with the team when needed. Edwards is probably best remembered for when he got hopelessly drunk on his stag night and ended up stripped naked and abandoned in the street by his mates from Sun Hill – much to the annoyance of Mary, his Welsh bride-to-be. After brushes with pigs, chickens and assorted oddballs, he asked for a transfer back to Wales. His final day convinced him he had made the right decision: Brownlow did not seem to know who he was and Conway thought he had already left. In the end he decided to give his own leaving party a miss and headed home alone. He returned for Ken Melvin's funeral later that year.
[Verse-1] Manhattan autumn, a morning like any other She woke up thinking she’s the luckiest mother But she feels so helpless when he’s not around She feels the weakness he’s always kept her from [Verse-2] Said mama I’m off now, I've made you pancakes I will give you a call on every break Bent down to kiss her and take a look through her eyes To read the words she would never let him realize [Bridge] Don’t go, I need you In every breath I breathe you It’s yet to come [Chorus] The moment to know... [Verse-3] Staring at the tree, outside the window She was counting the leaves, waiting for the next wind to blow But out of the blue, there came a strong wind Shook 'em off of the tree, all the yellows and greens [Verse-4] Glasses were shaking, panic in the streets Chilled to the bone, she was caught in a bad dream Emergency sirens filling any gaps of silence She could hear her words out there but no longer soundless [Bridge] Don’t go, I need you In every breath I breathe you And here it comes… [Chorus] The moment to know [verse-5] The moment to know he was flying away And she will never find the words to pray The moment to know he will never come home
He famously played a much loved character called PC Reg Hollis from The Bill...That's right, it's Jeff Stewart! The actor is a far cry from much loved character PC Reg Hollis from The Bill ... Jeff Stewart – Reg Hollis.
As married couple Reg (Will Brill, who won an acting Tony on Sunday) and Holly (Juliana Canfield)—who is planning on moving out of the shared house where everyone lives together—argue about their ...
The Bill star Jeff Stewart looked worlds away from his soap alter ego PC Reg Hollis... Reg also ... Jeff portrayed Reg Hollis for 24 years on The Bill, before his character was written out in 2008 (Picture.
The Bill actor, 67, who is best known for playing PC Reg Hollis on the hit ITV drama from its 1984 inception until he left in 2008, looked worlds away from his cleancut image on the police detective drama in his latest outing.
movie review ... 3 ... Photo ... Oddball bass player Reg (Will Brill) is with keyboardist Holly (Juliana Canfield), who dreams of a calmer life and nice house away from her bandmates ... Reg, while high, has a frivolous speech about houseboats that goes on forever.
When coming off of coke binges, bass player Reg (Will Brill) screams in the face of his wife, Holly (Juliana Canfield), the band’s keyboardist. Brill injects sympathy and grief into Reg’s hollow, ...
... members — guitarist and vocalist Peter, bassist Reg, vocalist Diana, keyboardist and vocalist Holly, and drummer Simon — most of whom are entangled in thorny romantic relationships with one another.
Keyboardist and singer Holly (Juliana Canfield) is warm and kind, but also surprisingly quick-tempered. She’s married to bassist Reg (Will Brill), a squishy romantic and drunk whose messiness is almost redeemed by a boyish vulnerability.
The actor, 67, starred as PC Reg Hollis on the hit ITV drama series The Bill from its inception 1980s right up until he left in 2008 but these days looks completely different ...Jeff Stewart – Reg Hollis.
Why am I here? To meet a certain piano player called Reg Dwight, who I’ve been informed will be somewhere hereabouts ... And according to my Liberty contact, Reg Dwight might be the answer ... ‘Could that blur on the screen be a certain Reg Dwight?’.
The Bill actor, 67, best known for playing PC Reg Hollis, looked worlds away from his clean cut image on the police detective drama in his latest outing ...Jeff Stewart – Reg Hollis. Jeff is best known for his role as PC Reg Hollis in The Bill.
Enid News & Eagle
09 Nov 2023
Enid News & Eagle
09 Nov 2023