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John Inman played Mr Humphries in Are You Being Served A comedy historian given the task of choosing his top 20 sitcom catchphrases has plumped for the camp classic "I'm free", uttered by Mr Humphries ...

Sadly, Mr Humphries was never free at all. By SUZANNE MOORE. Last updated at 11:38 11 March 2007 ...

They regarded his character, Mr Humphries - the outrageously camp floorwalker who minced through the menswear department of Grace Brothers, shrieking: 'I’m free!' - as the sort of demeaning ...

Mr Humphries still minced about declaring: "I'm free!", and there was as much double entendre and slapstick as before, although there were only two series, ending in 1993.

Actor John Inman, best known for his role as campy shop assistant Mr. Humphries in the long-running BBC comedy “Are You Being Served?” died Thursday. He was 71.

Inman played camp salesman Mr Humphries in the cult BBC comedy which was watched by up to 22 million viewers in the 1970s. His shrill-voiced character was famed for his catchphrase: "I'm free ...

Inman, who passed away in a London hospital, made his name in the 1970s show as Mr Humphries and coined the catchphrase "I'm free!" His former co-star Wendy Richard said he was "the funniest and most ...

John Inman's camp cry "I'm free" is the greatest comedy catchphrase of all time. The 70s slogan from BBC sitcom Are You Being Served was named by author and comedy historian Robert Ross, regarded ...