History Creator / TerryScott

One of his first films was on one of the ''Film/StTrinians'' movies in 1957, and later made a cameo in ''Carry On Sergeant'', followed by seven other films in the ''Carry On'' series throughout the late 1960s and '70s. In between films, he continued to appear on TV, particularly alongside ''Carry On'' regular Creator/JuneWhitfield in ''Happy Ever After'' and popular series ''Terry & June'', as well providing the voice for Penfold in ''Danger Mouse''.

* ''Series/CarryOnChristmas'' (1969-70) -- Dr. Frank N. Stein/Convent Girl/Mr. Barrett/Baggie/Squire Treyhornay

* ''Film/CarryOnHenry'' (1971) -- Cardinal Wolsey

* ''[[Film/StTrinians Blue Murder at St. Trinian's]]'' (1957) -- Police Sergeant

* ''[[Film/StTrinians The Great St. Trinian's Train Robbery]]'' (1966) -- Policeman

* ''[[Film/StTrinians Blue Murder at St Trinian's]]'' (1957) -- Police Sergeant

* ''[[Film/StTrinians The Great St Trinian's Train Robbery]]'' (1966) -- Policeman

One of his first films was on one of the ''Film/StTrinians'' movies in 1957, and later made a cameo in ''Carry On Sergeant'', followed by seven other films in the ''Carry On'' series throughout the late 1960s and '70s. In between films, he continued to appear on TV, particularly alongside ''Carry On'' regular June Whitfield in ''Happy Ever After'' and popular series ''Terry & June'', as well providing the voice for Penfold in ''Danger Mouse''.

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Terry Scott (born as Owen John Scott, 4 May 1927 -- 26 July 1994) was an English actor and comedian, known for his memorable appearances in the ''Film/CarryOn'' film series, the Creator/{{BBC}} TV show ''SeriesTerryAndJune'', and voicing Penfold on ''WesternAnimation/DangerMouse''. When UsefulNotes/WorldWarII finished, he left the navy and began appearing in Butlins' seaside comedy acts with other comedians, before he was approached by the BBC, and appeared as bit characters on their comedy shows and radio plays.

Terry Scott (born as Owen John Scott, 4 May 1927 -- 26 July 1994) was an English actor and comedian, known for his memorable appearances in the ''Film/CarryOn'' film series, the Creator/{{BBC}} TV show ''Terry & June'', and voicing Penfold on ''WesternAnimation/DangerMouse''. When UsefulNotes/WorldWarII finished, he left the navy and began appearing in Butlins' seaside comedy acts with other comedians, before he was approached by the BBC, and appeared as bit characters on their comedy shows and radio plays.

** When he was developing paralysis, he still did his stand-up and ''Terry & June'' in a neck brace.

* IllBoy: Had a brain hemorrhage, paralysis, and then died from cancer.

Terry Scott (born as Owen John Scott, May 4th 1927 -- July 26th 1994) was an English actor and comedian, known for his memorable appearances in the ''Film/CarryOn'' film series, the Creator/{{BBC}} TV show ''Terry & June'', and voicing Penfold on ''WesternAnimation/DangerMouse''. When UsefulNotes/WorldWarII finished, he left the navy and began appearing in Butlins' seaside comedy acts with other comedians, before he was approached by the BBC, and appeared as bit characters on their comedy shows and radio plays.

* YourCheatingHeart: When ''Terry & June'' was cancelled, he admitted to having several relationships behind his second wife's back.

* {{Adorkable}}: Some of his film and TV roles.

* AscendedExtra: Could be seen like this when it came to the ''Film/CarryOn'' series. Had one scene in ''Carry On Sergeant'' as an uncredited sergeant, and returned nine years later to be one of the main characters in ''Film/CarryOnUpTheKhyber''.

* TraumaCongaLine: His fall from grace was a '''very''' bumpy one. The BBC dropped his show, followed by his body deteriorating, a failed operation on his brain tumor, a divorce, and finding out he was dying.

Terry Scott (born as Owen John Scott, May 4th 1927 -- July 26th 1994) was an English actor and comedian, known for his memorable appearances in the ''Film/CarryOn'' film series, the Creator/{{BBC}} TV show ''Terry & June'', and voicing Penfold on ''WesternAnimation/DangerMouse''. When WorldWarTwo finished, he left the navy and began appearing in Butlins' seaside comedy acts with other comedians, before he was approached by the BBC, and appeared as bit characters on their comedy shows and radio plays.

'''Terry Scott''' (born as '''Owen John Scott''', May 4th 1927 -- July 26th 1994) was an English actor and comedian, known for his memorable appearances in the ''Film/CarryOn'' film series, the Creator/{{BBC}} TV show ''Terry & June'', and voicing Penfold on ''WesternAnimation/DangerMouse''. When WorldWarTwo finished, he left the navy and began appearing in Butlins' seaside comedy acts with other comedians, before he was approached by the BBC, and appeared as bit characters on their comedy shows and radio plays.

'''Terry Scott''' (born as '''Owen John Scott''', May 4th 1927 -- July 26th 1994) was an English actor and comedian, known for his memorable appearances in the ''Film/CarryOn'' film series, the {{BBC}} TV show ''Terry & June'', and voicing Penfold on ''WesternAnimation/DangerMouse''. When WorldWarTwo finished, he left the navy and began appearing in Butlins' seaside comedy acts with other comedians, before he was approached by the {{BBC}}, and appeared as bit characters on their comedy shows and radio plays.

* NoSuchThingAsBadPublicity: Terry didn't want the news of his affairs going to the newspapers, considering that would terminate his public view of being a family man, but the media probably thought they were doing him a favor, given that he wasn't acting on TV at the time.

'''Terry Scott''' (born as'''Owen John Scott''', May 4th 1927 -- July 26th 1994) was an English actor and comedian, known for his memorable appearances in the ''Film/CarryOn'' film series, the {{BBC}} TV show ''Terry & June'', and voicing Penfold on ''WesternAnimation/DangerMouse''. When WorldWarTwo finished, he left the navy and began appearing in Butlins' seaside comedy acts with other comedians, before he was approached by the {{BBC}}, and appeared as bit characters on their comedy shows and radio plays.

* HappyMarried: To his second wife, until nearing the end of his life when they divorced.