Alfred Hawthorne -

In April 1992, Hill was found dead in his armchair in front of the television, two days after suffering a coronary thrombosis . In a strange final twist, his grave was later disturbed by robbers following false rumors that he had been buried with gold jewelry.

The late great Alfred Hawthorne "Benny" Hill "The Benny Hill Show" alfred hawthorne

He famously worked as a milkman, an experience that later inspired his 1971 chart-topping hit, " Ernie (The Fastest Milkman in the West) ". In April 1992, Hill was found dead in

By the late 1980s, his style began to clash with changing social standards. Critics labeled the show sexist, and it was eventually canceled by Thames Television in 1989. A Frugal, Solitary End By the late 1980s, his style began to

Born in 1924 in Southampton, Hill grew up in a family with circus roots. Before the limelight, he worked several "everyman" jobs: