John Clarke

Bio:

John Clarke (conceived July 29, 1948 in Palmerston North, New Zealand) was a humorist, author and comedian. He rose to notoriety amid the mid-late ’70s when he depicted a rancher called Fred Dagg in front of an audience, film and TV. Fred Dagg turned into John’s go-to character and he depicted him in various books, records and tapes. John likewise acted in various movies including Never Say Die. Alongside teammate Bryan Dawe, John led week by week ironical meetings with Bryan going about as a mainstream figure who tries to abstain from noting the inquiries. The meetings have since been arranged into books and CD discharges and are known as a portion of the best political parody to have been finished. John passed on April 7, 2017 while climbing in Grampians National Park in Victoria, Australia. He kicked the bucket of characteristic causes.

Best Known For:

John Clarke was best known for his parody dramas and depiction of Fred Dagg.

Individual Life:

John is made due by his significant other Helen Clarke, little girls Lorin and Lucia and grandchildren Claudia and Charles.