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Henry McGee
A straight-laced British actor becomes an unexpected household name through his deadpan delivery on *The Benny Hill Show* and his iconic role as "Mummy" in beloved cereal commercials.
In short · Acted for eight decades — 15 credits.
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Biography
Henry McGee was a British actor best known for his long-standing role as the straight man to comedian Benny Hill. He frequently served as the announcer on *The Benny Hill Show*, delivering the show's upbeat introduction: "Yes! It's The Benny Hill Show!" In addition to his work on the show, McGee became a familiar face to British children in the 1970s through his role as "Mummy" in a series of Sugar Puffs cereal commercials. His catchphrase in the ads was "Tell them about the honey, Mummy," which became widely recognized. McGee's career was marked by his distinctive voice and presence in both television comedy and advertising.
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Actor
12 credits
Benny Hill - Unseen. Part 1(1994)
Various
FilmLet There Be Love(1982)
Dennis Newberry
TV
Carry on Emmannuelle(1978)
Harold Hump
Film
Adventures of a Taxi Driver(1976)
Inspector Rogers
Film
Cilla's Comedy Six(1975)
Russell Stanhope
TV
The Best of Benny Hill(1974)
Customs Agent
Film
Rising Damp(1974)
Seymour
TVReg Varney(1973)
Various Characters
TVNobody Is Norman Wisdom(1973)
James
TVNo - That's Me Over Here!(1967)
Cyril Dawson
TVThe Worker(1965)
Mr. Pugh
TVTell It To The Marines(1959)
Lt. Raleigh Henry
TV
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- The Benny Hill ShowSelf · 1969
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