| Freddie Garrity |
69 |
Manchester-born lead singer of Freddie and the Dreamers
|
19th May |
| Lou Gish (née Curram) |
35 |
Stage actress, daughter of the actress Sheila Gish
|
20th Feb |
| Michael Gilbert CBE |
93 |
Prolific, classic crime novelist, playwright and scriptwriter
|
8th Feb |
| Joyce Grant |
82 |
Comic actress with the RSC, the National and in the
West End |
11th Jul |
| Sally Gray |
90 |
Blonde heroine of the Rnglish stage and screen, noted
for her beauty |
24th Sep |
| Peter Greenwell |
76 |
Revue pianist, composer and Noël Coward’s
regular accompanist |
4th Jun |
| Kenneth Griffith |
84 |
Frenetic Welsh actor and controversial BBC film-maker
|
25th Jun |
| Val Guest |
94 |
British film director and screenwriter (incl. Casino
Royale) |
10th May |
| David Halliwell |
69 |
northern English playwright (notably Little Malcolm....the
Eunuchs) |
16th Mar |
| Peter Hawkins |
82 |
Screen actor and gifted voiceover artist including
the Daleks |
8th Jul |
| Mickey Hargitay |
80 |
Muscle man and movie co-star with his wife Jayne Mansfield
|
14th Sep |
| Bill Hays |
67 |
Durham-born maverick theatre and television director
|
2nd Mar |
| Peter Hepple |
79 |
Drama critic, showbiz enthusiast and veteran editor
of The Stage |
12th Oct |
| Arthur Hill |
84 |
Canadian actor on Broadway and West End stages |
22nd Oct |
| Charles Hodgson |
78 |
Hyperactive English actor on screen and radio; documentary
producer |
21st Dec |
| Ian Horsburgh |
64 |
Principal of the Guildhall School of Music and Drama
(1968-2002) |
22nd Jul |
| Shohei Imamura |
79 |
Distinguished film director of Japanese life in the
raw |
30th May |
| John Junkin |
76 |
Comic entertainer and scriptwriter for British TV
and radio |
7th Mar |
| Rocío Jurado |
61 |
Tempestuous flamenco diva and Spanish film actress
|
1st Jun |
| Luba Kadison |
99 |
Lithuanian actress who kept Yiddish theatre alive
in New York |
4th May |
| Phyllis Kirk |
79 |
Danish-American stage and screen actress; star of
House of Wax |
19th Oct |
| Dennis Kirkland |
63 |
Thames TV’s producer and director of The Benny
Hill Show |
16th Feb |
| Nigel Kneale |
84 |
A Manxman: television dramatist, creator of Quatermass
for BBC |
29th Oct |
| Hugh Latimer |
93 |
West End actor of elegant technique in comedies and
thrillers |
12th Jun |
| Al Lewis |
82 |
Brooklyn-born actor and storyteller, Grandpa in The
Munsters |
3rd Feb |
| György Ligeti |
83 |
Volatile, avant garde composer of Hungarian
descent |
12th Jun |
| Peter Ling |
80 |
British television scriptwriter, co-creator of Crossroads
for ITV |
14th Sep |
| Anna Marly |
88 |
French singer who whistled the BBC theme tune to inspire
the Maquis |
15th Feb |
| Hilary Mason |
89 |
British character actress, best known for villains
and spinsters |
5th Sep |
| Richard Mayes DFC |
83 |
Stage actor with the RSC, Mermaid, BOV and Open Space
theatres |
22nd Oct |
| Henry McGee |
76 |
An oustanding farceur, one of the funniest
straight men on TV |
28th Jan |
| Hugo McLauchlan |
88 |
Adagio-dancing male half of the Babette and Raoul
twosome |
5th Jan |
| Kevin McClory |
80 |
Dublin-born British film producer - notably Thunderball
(1965) |
20th Nov |
| Frank Middlemass |
87 |
Britain’s busiest character actor on stage, screen
and radio |
8th Sep |
| Mary O’Malley |
87 |
Co-founder of Belfast’s Lyric Players and Lyric
Theatre |
22nd Apr |
| Bill Miller |
91 |
Brooklyn-born jazz pianist and Frank Sinatra’s
accompanist |
11th Jul |
| Stella Moray |
83 |
West End and Players Theatre stalwart, ‘Ivy Meacher’
in Crossroads |
6th Aug |
| Philippe Noiret |
76 |
Versatile French character and comedy actor with TNP
and on film |
23rd Nov |
| Sven Nykvist |
81 |
Leading Swedish cinematographer for Bergman and Tarkovsky
|
20th Sep |
| Jack Palance |
87 |
Oscar-winning cowboy hard man, Stanley Kowalski on
Broadway |
10th Nov |
| Clive Perry OBE |
70 |
Theatre administrator and director at the Birmingham
Rep and Pitlochry |
11th Nov |
| Gene Pitney |
65 |
Singer song-writer |
5th Apr |
| Channing Pollock |
79 |
Celebrated ‘white dove’ magician and successful
screen actor |
18th Mar |
| Jay Presson Allen |
84 |
Texan playwright, including The Prime of Miss Jean
Brodie |
1st May |
| Allan Prior |
84 |
Prolific British television screenwriter, inc. Z
Cars, and The Onedin Line |
1st Jun |
