The show was written and produced in south Manchester from the 1980s
The writer of iconic Manchester produced cartoon Danger Mouse, Brian Trueman, has died, his son has announced. He was 92.
Danger Mouse was voiced by actor David Jason at a time when he was starting out in Only Fools and Horses. The show had later incarnations and voices, such as Alexander Armstrong.In the original Danger Mouse, the 'world's greatest' secret agent was cool and fearless, while his hapless sidekick Penfold fretted by his side. Produced by Manchester-based Cosgrove Hall Films, founded by Brian Cosgrove and Mark Hall, the original show ran from 1981 to 1992.
His son Ben Trueman wrote on X: "Some sad news. My father , Brian Trueman, has died. 92 years of happy life. A career in television and radio that included Children's Hour, Clitheroe Kid, Scene at 6.30, Granada Reports, Brass Tacks, Screen Test.
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