Alan Whicker: Travel Broadcaster of Whicker's World Dies at 91
July 12, 2013
Alan Whicker was a British journalist and broadcaster. Born on August 2, 1921, in Cairo, Egypt, he served as an Army officer in World War II.
He presented the BBC program Whicker's World for over 40 years, interviewing everyone from Papa Doc Duvalier of Haiti to ordinary people. He was known for his wry manner and trademark glasses.
He received a BAFTA Fellowship in 1994. Whicker died in Jersey on July 12, 2013, at age 91.
Achievements: BAFTA Fellowship (1994).
Birth: August 2, 1921 - Cairo, Egypt.
Profession: Broadcaster.
Interesting Facts: He lived in Jersey for years.