A BBC TV biography about Frankie Howerd, Rather You Than Me, was broadcast by BBC Four on 9 April 2008, and repeated on 10 February 2013.
The script was written by Peter Harness, after extensive interviews with Howerd's partner, Dennis Heymer.
The comedian David Walliams was cast as Howerd.

On 15 May 2009, Heymer died in the home that he and Howerd had shared.
He was 79.

Howerd's home, Wavering Down, is a tourist attraction and, in the summer, hosts concerts and opens regularly as a museum of Howerd's collection of memorabilia and personal effects such as his false teeth and ill-fitting toupee to raise funds for charities.

Howerd also lived at 27 Edwardes Square, Kensington, London W8.
The house bears a blue plaque installed by the Dead Comics' Society in 1993.

The church hall of St Barnabas Church, Eltham, is called the Frankie Howerd Centre.

Howerd's career was described by the comedian Barry Cryer as being "a series of comebacks".
A BBC TV biography about Frankie Howerd, Rather You Than Me, was broadcast by BBC Four on 9 April 2008, and repeated on 10 February 2013. The script was written by Peter Harness, after extensive interviews with Howerd's partner, Dennis Heymer. The comedian David Walliams was cast as Howerd.
On 15 May 2009, Heymer died in the home that he and Howerd had shared. He was 79.
Howerd's home, Wavering Down, is a tourist attraction and, in the summer, hosts concerts and opens regularly as a museum of Howerd's collection of memorabilia and personal effects such as his false teeth and ill-fitting toupee to raise funds for charities.
Howerd also lived at 27 Edwardes Square, Kensington, London W8. The house bears a blue plaque installed by the Dead Comics' Society in 1993.
The church hall of St Barnabas Church, Eltham, is called the Frankie Howerd Centre.
Howerd's career was described by the comedian Barry Cryer as being "a series of comebacks".
Frankie Howerd