Howerd, FrankieHow‧erd, Frank‧ie /ˈhaʊəd $ -ərd, ˈfræŋki/ 
(1921–92) a British comedian who appeared in films, on television and radio, and in the theatre. He is remembered especially for playing the part of a Roman slave in the Up Pompeii programmes on British television, and also for appearing in two carry on films. His humour was often based on innuendo (=making remarks that suggest something unpleasant or disapproving without saying it directly) and on double entendres (=statements that have more than one meaning, often connected with sex).
(1921–92) a British comedian who appeared in films, on television and radio, and in the theatre. He is remembered especially for playing the part of a Roman slave in the Up Pompeii programmes on British television, and also for appearing in two carry on films. His humour was often based on innuendo (=making remarks that suggest something unpleasant or disapproving without saying it directly) and on double entendres (=statements that have more than one meaning, often connected with sex).