Frank Carson

Comedian and actor in British television

Frank Carson - Performers & Entertainers born November 6th, 1926
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Originated from Belfast, a career in comedy began in the 1960s. Gained popularity through appearances on television shows, particularly on 'The Comedians' which showcased a range of comedic talent. Acted in sitcoms and made frequent appearances on talent shows as a comedic performer. Notable for his engaging style and quick wit. Continued to perform in various venues, including theatres and clubs, throughout his life until health issues affected late career.

Appeared on 'The Comedians'

Starred in 'The Frank Carson Show'

Participated in various television specials

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