Trevor Peacock: Last News

Only Fools and Horses star Daniel Peacock has taken his career in a different direction as he is now working at a care home in London.

care home.The actor, who played Mental Mickey in Only Fools and Horses, is the son of The Vicar of Dibley star Trevor Peacock.Daniel decided to swap his life on the small screen to work in the care home after his late father spent time in residential care before his death. The actor spent more than four decades working in TV, working with the team of The Comic Strip Presents...

SIX of the main cast of beloved British sitcom The Vicar of Dibley have died in recent years. The majority of the stars from the popular BBC show have passed away in the last eight years, most recently Gary Waldhorn who played Councillor David Horton.

Only Fools and Horses will certainly remember him.Played by Daniel Peacock, Mickey Maguire, AKA Mental Mickey, is the lead singer of ‘A Bunch of Wallies’ - a band which cosmic Rodney Trotter joins as a drummer.Eternally greedy older brother Del Boy signs up to be their manager in his latest get-rich-quick scheme, and it soon becomes clear that Mickey is rather eccentric.He rather cheerfully confesses to Del that he’s "been to Broadmoor once or twice".But though you might be having trouble placing Daniel at first, you shouldn’t have the same problem with his father, Trevor Peacock.Best known for his portrayal of Jim Trott in BBC sitcom The Vicar of Dibley, Trevor also appeared in a whole host of other programmes and films including

You may not instantly remember Mental Mickey from cult TV classic Only Fools and Horses, but his dad, comedy legend Trevor Peacock certainly did.

Devastated Dawn French paid an emotional tribute to Vicar of Dibley co-star Trevor Peacock, whose death was announced on Tuesday.

Star of The Vicar of Dibley Dawn French has paid tribute to her co-star who has sadly died.

Dawn French in the BBC sitcom in its debut episode in 1994 and continued to appear in every episode until 2015. He was absent from the recent Christmas special.

Dawn French has paid tribute to her former co-star Trevor Peacock who died this week.

DAWN French today led tributes to her Vicar of Dibley co-star Trevor Peacock after he tragically died 89 from a dementia-related illness. Trevor played cheeky Jim Trott in the comedy series alongside the actress between 1994 and 2015.

Dawn French is leading tributes to The Vicar Of Dibley star Trevor Peacock, who has died aged 89 from a dementia-related illness. "Night Trev.

Trevor Peacock, who starred in Richard Curtis’ iconic UK comedy The Vicar Of Dibley, has died at the age of 89.

The Vicar Of Dibley star Dawn French, 63, has shared a pictured of her with her co-star Trevor Peacock as she paid a heartfelt tribute to the late star today.The actress and Trevor appeared in high spirits as she beamed for the camera.Trevor was also seen gazing over at Dawn with his arm around her.In view of her 497,000 followers, she captioned the post with a broken heart emoji alongside the words: “Night Trev. I love you.”Many of her fans flocked to her post to send their condolences.One user wrote: “Really? so sad.

Trevor Peacock has sadly died at the age of 89, it has been confirmed. He was best known for playing Jim Trott in comedy series The Vicar of Dibley alongside Dawn French.The actor won the hearts of the nation thanks to his loveable character's "no, no, no" and "yes, yes, yes" catchphrases.

The Vicar Of Dibley star Trevor Peacock has died aged 89.

The Vicar Of Dibley actor Trevor Peacock has died at the age of 89, after winning over the nation as Dibley Parish council member Jim Trott on the comedy series. Peacock died on Monday morning, his family confirmed, after suffering from an illness linked to his dementia.

direct to your inboxTrevor Peacock who starred in The Vicar of Dibley has died, aged 89.His agent announced the sad news to the PA News agency on Tuesday morning.Peacock is best known for playing Jim Trott in the BBC comedy series opposite Dawn French.He is famed for the character and Jim's iconic "No no no no" catchphrase.A statement on behalf of his family said: "Trevor Peacock, actor, writer and song-writer, died aged 89 on the morning of March 8th from a dementia-related illness."He was diagnosed with dementia in 2009 and it was reported in 2017 that he had retired from acting.His TV credits extend way beyond the Vicar of Dibley with roles including Rouault in Madame Bovary, Quilp in The Old Curiosity Shop and Old Bailey in

Trevor Peacock, actor, writer and song-writer, died aged 89 on the morning of March 8 from a dementia-related illness."

"Trevor Peacock, actor, writer and song-writer, died aged 89 on the morning of Mar 8 from a dementia-related illness."Trevor had struggled with his health over the past few years.He was diagnosed with dementia in 2009 and it was confirmed this had progressed to advanced dementia in 2017.At this time, it was announced he had retired from acting and was living in a nursing home.His last appearance on screen was in the 2015 Vicar of Dibley Comic Relief Special.However, he did not appear in the recent revival on BBC with Dawn French.Aside from his much-loved role on the series, he had also had an extensive career on screen.The actor was born in Tottenham, North London in 1931 before beginning his acting career.He is known for appearing in