At the age of 75 - British actor Tom Wilkinson dies
British actor Tom Wilkinson ("Best Exotic Marigold Hotel") has died at the age of 75. This was reported by the PA news agency on Saturday.
Born in Leeds, England, the actor, who was nominated for an Oscar twice, appeared in numerous cinema and television productions. Among others, he played supporting roles in the films "Shakespeare in Love", "The Exorcism of Emily Rose", "Batman Begins" and "Grand Budapest Hotel".
PA quoted from a statement from Wilkinson's agent: "It is with great sadness that the family of Tom Wilkinson announce that he passed away suddenly at his home on December 30th. His wife and family were with him."
In the UK, Wilkinson was best known for the comedy "The Full Monty" (German: "Ganz oder gar nicht"). The 1997 film is about a group of men who try to earn a living with a striptease show.
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- Tom Wilkinson, known for his role in "The Full Monty," a British comedy set in his hometown of Leeds, was a two-time Oscar nominee.
- Wilkinson's acting career spanned both cinema and television, with notable roles in films like "The Full Monty," "Shakespeare in Love," and "The Exorcism of Emily Rose."
- In "The Full Monty," Wilkinson took on a different role from his usual, showcasing his comedic skills in the humorous film set in Great Britain.
- While mourning the death of Tom Wilkinson, fans might want to revisit his performance in "The Full Monty," a movie that showcases the charm and humor of London and its surrounding areas.
- The loss of Tom Wilkinson has left a gap in the comedy genre, particularly in movies that showcase the unique charms of cities like Leeds, as he did in "The Full Monty," a tale of friendship and camaraderie.
Source: www.stern.de
