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Person    | Male  Born 6/9/1932  Died 4/5/1991

Bernie Winters

Categories: Humour, TV & Radio

Bernie Winters

Comedian and Water Rat. Born Bernie Weinstein. His brother was the handsome half of the act Mike and Bernie Winters.

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Bernie Winters

Bernie Winters, 1932 - 1991, comedian and water rat. Comic Heritage

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Teddington Studios - Bernie Winters

Bernie Winters, 1932 - 1991, comedian and Water Rat. Comic Heritage 

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