British actor Simon Fisher-Becker, who had prominent roles in films such as ‘Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone’ and ‘Doctor Who’, has died at age 63.
The husband of the deceased, Tony Dugdale, explained on Facebook that the actor died last Sunday although he has not offered more details about the causes of his death.
“Hello everyone. I’m Tony, Simon’s husband. I have very sad news. At 2:50 this afternoon (Domingo) Simon died, ”Dugdale written in a brief message in which he has received the condolences from his relatives.
Kim Barry, Fisher-Becker agent at the Jaffrey Management firm, has also formed the death of Fisher-Becker to CNN in a statement.
“I not only lost a client, Simon Fisher-Becker, but a 15-year-old nearby personal friend,” he has writer in the statement. “He helped me greatly and was always kind, polite and was interested in all.”
According to CNN, Fisher-Baker’s first role in Hollywood came in the 1990s through a series of television appearances of a single episode in programs such as ‘Hale and Pace’ and ‘One Foot in the serious’.
One of his most outstanding roles was in the first installment of the Harry Potter franchise, playing a ghost that is around Howart’s halls.
Fisher-Becker also appeared in several episodes of the science fiction television series of the BBC ‘Doctor Who’ as a recurring character named Dorium between 2010 and 2011, explains the chain.
Between 2013 and 2018, Fisher-Becker worked in three seasons of the television series ‘Waterside’, a science fiction drama based in the United Kingdom.
CNN, remember that throughout the 2020s, Fisher-Becker lent his voice to Arthur Morstan in the ‘Sherlock Holmes’ miniseries and appears accredited as dubbing actor in several podcast series, including ‘Abnormal Stories’ of 2022 and, his latest credit, ‘Jenny-The Doctor’s Daughter’ in 2024.
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