Actress of “Harry Potter” and “Doctor Who” dies at 63: Her husband makes an important announcement

Simon Fisher-Becker, who jumped in his reputation for his performances in “Harry Potter” and “Doctor Who”, died at the age of 63.

The news of death was confirmed this Monday March 10th by its director and “familiar friend”, Kim Barry, in a statement in the New York Post.

“Simon was also a writer, narrator and a great speaker. He helped me a lot and was kind, good and interested in everyone,” he said in a statement.

“My condolences to her husband, Tony, her brother, her nieces and her nephews and the legion of her fans,” she said.

Wife Simon Fisher-Becker makes an important announcement

For his part, Tony Dugdale, wife of Simon Fisher-Becker, made a “place” on the official Facebook profile of the interpreter in which he approached what happened without significant details.

He points out that the comedian lost his life at 02:50 pm On Sunday, March 9, but did not announce what was the reason for death.

In addition, he announced that he would keep this account of the social network of his famous “open couple”.

“At the moment I am not sure if I will post again. Thank you all,” he noted to complete his letter.

Who was Simon Fisher-Becker?

Simon Fisher-Becker was born on November 25, 1961 in London, England, according to the IMDB website.

It is known to integrate “Tony Fazackerley” into “Puppy Love”. He also appeared in three episodes of “Doctor Who”, as well as in the chapters of the audio agents coming from the BBC and Disney+.

Appeared in the popular movie

Other of their credits to cinema include “Grand Director”, “Pundemic”, “Les Misérables”, “Sweet Thing” and “Ungentlemanly Act”.

In the theater, he participated in the event as “The Emperor of the Moon”, “An Inspector Calls”, “A Dream of the Summer Night” and “Macbeth”, among others.