- Date de naissance
- Date de décès8 mai 2022 · Espagne (cancer du poumon)
- Taille1,75 m
- Dennis Waterman est né le 24 février 1948 à Londres, Angleterre, Royaume-Uni. Il était acteur. Il est connu pour Flics toujours (2003), Sweeney 2 (1978) et La brigade volante (1977). Il était marié à Pam Flint, Rula Lenska, Patricia Maynard et Penny Dixon. Il est mort le 8 mai 2022 en Espagne.
- ConjointsPam Flint(novembre 2011 - 8 mai 2022) (son décès)Rula Lenska(3 janvier 1987 - 31 mars 1998) (divorcé)Patricia Maynard(2 avril 1977 - 1 novembre 1982) (divorcé, 2 enfants)Penny Dixon(1972 - 1976) (divorcé)
- EnfantsHannah WatermanJulia Waterman
- ParentsHarry Frank WatermanRose Juliana
- A singer as well as an actor, he had a number three single in the U.K. with the song "I Could Be So Good for You" in October 1980, which was the theme of Minder (1979). His duet with Minder co-star George Cole, "What Are We Gonna Get 'Er Indoors?", reached the number 21 position on the UK chart in 1983. He also sang the theme song for Flics toujours (2003).
- Had an affair with actress Amanda Redman in 1983.
- Mercilessly lampooned on Little Britain (2003) as a midget who keeps losing contracts by insisting on singing the theme song for the proposed show. Waterman got his revenge by making a surprise appearance in the charity presentation Comic Relief Does Little Britain: Live (2007), interrupting Walliams and Lucas performing a version of their Dennis Waterman sketch. During his appearance, Waterman gets to complain that he does not have a high voice, is not "a midget," and does not sing or write the theme tune of all his shows. To apologize, Walliams and Lucas perform one of Waterman's songs with him.
- An avid fan of Chelsea Football Club, London. Ironically, as Terry McCann, his character in Minder (1979), he had to play a fan of Fulham football Club who are Chelsea's local rivals from London.
- Waterman died in hospital in Spain on 8 May 2022 at the age of 74 after a two-year battle with lung cancer.
- [in 2012] You have to remind yourself that people aren't as stupid as writers think. But that's the way things are going in the industry. Basically, we all want to move to Copenhagen to get to do some extraordinary television.
- The problem with strong, intelligent women is that they can argue, well. And if there is a time where you can't get a word in ... and I ... I lashed out. I couldn't end the argument. If a woman is a bit of a power freak and determined to put you down, and if you're not bright enough to do it with words, it can happen.
- I was worried I wasn't much of a role model. I said, 'You've seen how I live - the drinking, the smoking and the various other things I get up to. Well, you don't have to be the same. In fact, it might be a very good idea not to drink as much as I do, to smoke as much as I do - to do anything I do, as much as I do!
- I must have punched her one time because she did have a black eye ... she certainly wasn't a beaten wife, she was hit and that's different.
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