OLDER U.k. people???!
Question: Does anyone remember the advert YEARS AND YEARS ago - maybe 1960`s or early 1970`s - I THINK Norman Collier did it and it was for cadburys Roses and he said "ROSES GROW ON YOU!" - WAS IT Norman Collier because my boyfriend just said that I am wrong and we`re having an argument about it and he said If I am right and He is wrong he will give me a thousand pounds.... Am I right??????
Answers: Does anyone remember the advert YEARS AND YEARS ago - maybe 1960`s or early 1970`s - I THINK Norman Collier did it and it was for cadburys Roses and he said "ROSES GROW ON YOU!" - WAS IT Norman Collier because my boyfriend just said that I am wrong and we`re having an argument about it and he said If I am right and He is wrong he will give me a thousand pounds.... Am I right??????
It was Norman Vaughan, and also a very annoying ad, in my opinion, Norman Collier was in the "Comedians" and the main feature of his "act" was a broken microphone, original to the time and performed perfectly in my view. Ahhh the good old days" lol. You just lost a grand hon, sorry!!!
Yes you are it is definitely Norman Collier...
I mean Norman Vaughan
Norman collier did make the roses adverts.His catch phrase was smashing (thumb up) Dodgy(thumb down.
It was Norman Vaughan
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Well I'm here with my parents and her older brother and his wife and he says it was Norman Vaughan - and everyone here agrees with that.
They reckon it's definitely not Normal Collier.
Looks like you need to get in touch with your bank manager!
Hope this helps.
According to Wikipedia it was Norman Vaughan. Sorry.
Your right, tell your boyfriend to get his ar$e round to the bank!!
It was Norman Vaughan.
It was Norman Vaughan. And it wasnt that long ago!!!
I think it was Norman Vaughan.
Definitely Norman Vaughan. didn't he say "swinging dodgy oops" as well? x
If you give me 50% of the grand I will say it was Norman Collier, ...if not, I will tell him the truth.
It was Norman Vaughan, ...magic!
it was Norman Vaughn, and he also said when giving the thumbs up - swinging;and dodgy for the thumbs down.
It wasn't Norman Collier...it was Norman Vaughan...swinging, dodgy!
Norman Collier was the broken mic chicken rooster idiot norman vaughan did roses
I thought it was Norman Wisdom - sorry
I remember the advert, but I also think it was Norman Vaughan
he name was Norman Vaughan not Norman Collier
It was Norman Vaughan, his catch phrase was " Swinging, Dodgy" with his thumb stuck up.