It would be almost impossible to exaggerate David Frost's part in the history of British television. He was made for it, and it for him. It was as if he felt that he was not really alive unless he was on air. His devoted wife Carina always said he was not good retiring material. Tragically, fate has robbed him of that possibility. He died of a suspected heart attack, aged 74, on Saturday night. The sheer range and volume of his output was staggering: in the 1960s, he would present The Frost...
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