Norman Wisdom is a beloved British clown who has been compared to Charles Chaplin. He is known for his iconic "little man" character, wearing an ill-fitting suit and cloth cap. His character is relatable to many, as he is often put upon but ultimately finds a happy ending.
Norman Wisdom is a member of Actor
Age, Biography and Wiki
💰 Net worth
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Episode dated 22 November 1947 (1947)
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£15 |
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Trouble in Store (1953)
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£5,000 |
Norman Wisdom has become the great British clown very much in the mould of Charles Chaplin with his "little man" in the ill fitting suit and cloth cap. His character is "everyman", much put upon but struggling through to a (usually) happy ending. He was brought up in an orphanage after his mother died and his father disowned him. He joined the army where he discovered that his performing ability was appreciated. He has worked variously on stage and screen since 1952. His theme song has become "Don't laugh at me, ('cause I'm a fool)" from the film 'Trouble in Store (1953)'.
