Ken Dodd Collection
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Ken Dodd, the legendary comedian from Liverpool, was a true icon of British entertainment. With his trademark wild hair and infectious laughter, he captured the hearts of audiences everywhere. In 1964, Ken Dodd took to the stage at the Blackpool Opera House for The Big Show, showcasing his incredible talent and leaving audiences in stitches. It was here that he solidified his status as one of Britain's funniest comedians. During a trial in June 1989, George Carman QC stood by Ken Dodd's side, defending him with unwavering loyalty. This showed not only the respect Dodd commanded but also the support he received from those who knew him best. Even outside of comedy circles, Ken Dodd's influence could be seen. Liverpool footballer Kevin Keegan sported a didimans hat - synonymous with Doddy himself - paying homage to the beloved comedian. Behind every great performer is a dedicated team, and Ken Dodd had just that. His assistants Kim were always there by his side, helping bring joy to countless audiences around the world. Away from the spotlight, Knotty Ash in Liverpool was home to Ken Dodd. It was here that he found solace and inspiration for his comedic genius on March 15th, 1965. Not content with just making people laugh on stage or screen alone; Ken Dodd opened flats in Ducie Street and Beaconsfield Street in Toxteth – giving back to his community while continuing to spread happiness through laughter. His success reached new heights when his song "Tears" earned him a silver disc – a testament to both his comedic talent and musical prowess. There seemed no limit to what this multi-talented entertainer could achieve. Whether it was playing trombone or enjoying a game of snooker at The Knotty Ash pub; Ken Dodd embraced life fully both on and offstage – showing us all how important it is never to take ourselves too seriously.