The only problem is Mattingly only has long hair and a mustache; there are no sideburns ... it feels like nothing short of vintage Burns. Season two's "Simpson and Delilah" sees Homer (Dan ...

The now legendary Homer Simpson Hedge meme first appeared in The Simpsons’ fifth season episode “Homer Loves Flanders.” Not only does Homer find himself befriending Ned Flanders but he ...

It seems like the catchphrase stuck. The voice actor for Homer Simpson, Dan Castellaneta, said that Finlayson’s phrase inspired his character’s annoyed grunt.

The Scots actor James Finlayson, who inspired Homer Simpson's famous 'D'oh!' exclamation, has been memorialised at the theatre where he first tread the boards.

It inspired Dan Castellaneta when he voiced Homer in The Simpsons, which first aired in 1989. It is also said Finlayson's fake walrus moustache allowed him a degree of anonymity even in his heyday ...

One of Scotland’s biggest ever movie stars who inspired Homer Simpson’s D’oh catchphrase has been commemorated with a new painting in his hometown. James Finlayson made over 100 films, many ...

It inspired Dan Castellaneta when he voiced Homer in The Simpsons, which first aired in 1989. It is also said Finlayson's fake walrus moustache allowed him a degree of anonymity even in his heyday ...

Mr Draycott added: “I like the fact that despite his face being so well-known during the 1940s and ‘50s, he could apparently remove the moustache and walk around Hollywood without being ...

James Finlayson may have never achieved leading man status in Hollywood, but he left a lasting legacy as one of the most memorable comic foils in film history. The Scottish actor appeared in over 100 ...

James Finlayson was a Scot who crossed the pond to star alongside some of the greatest comics during the Golden Age of black-and-white cinema. Fames for his drooping moustache – which was ...