Dedicated to preserving and promoting the works of Tony Hancock.
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We are dedicated to finding, preserving and promoting the works of Tony Hancock, one of the most popular and influential comedians of the late twentieth century. His 1950s radio and television sitcom, Hancock’s Half Hour, is still regarded as unsurpassed in the field of light entertainment.
The Society houses the world’s largest collection of audio and visual material concerning Tony. We have recordings of all the performances he made on radio, television, stage and film that are currently known to have survived. Much has been lost, however, and we are constantly searching for such material, particularly missing episodes of Hancock’s Half Hour.
If anyone visiting this site believes they can help with this search, or have other rare material concerning Tony, please let us know by getting in touch with us.
We also have extensive archives containing scripts, photographs, press cuttings, magazine articles, Film Fun comic strips, production stills from The Rebel and The Punch and Judy Man and other material related to his life and career. Much of this material has been digitized and is accessible in our members’ section. If you would like to access this, join us by clicking here.
The Society has copies of all of its past magazines as well as the archive magazines from sister Society, The Tony Hancock Society. Copies of these are available on this site in our members’ section. If you would like to receive the new magazines as soon as they are published, join us by clicking here.
Tony Hancock was the comedian's comedian. When we were writing Hancock's Half Hour he told us; 'You're the writers, you write, I'm the comedian, I'll comede.' And boy, could he comede
Alan Partridge comes from a lineage stretching back to Tony Hancock
This guy is such a genius!