Bernard Cribbins. Famous ‘Doctor Who’ actor dies

Bernard Cribbinsrenowned actor who gave life to Wilfred Mott in Doctor Who, He died at the age of 93, as his agent announced to the BBC. We tell you what we know about his death of the actor who had plans to continue on stage.

So far the causes of his death are unknown. However, the announcement about his death has made several media figures regret his departure.

I’m so very sad. My dear pal Bernard Cribbins has died. We met on Anything Goes & kept our ‘Friendship’ for over 33 yrs. A very special man of many talents. Funny, kind, genuine, always had a smile on his face & a quip. One of the good guys. I will miss him so very much. RIP pic.twitter.com/9KrDUUuKMv

— Elaine Paige (@elaine_paige) July 28, 2022

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The actor’s career spanned seven decades, Bernard Cribbins stood out for his performance, but also for his participation in the 1970 children’s program: The Wombles. He was also in the 1966 film Daleks’ Invasion Earth 2150 AD; and more. He was an actor, comedian, singer, and storyteller who tried out various facets of acting, from Shakespeare to pantomime.

Cribbins was born in Oldham in 1928, left school at the age of 13 and from there began to work as an assistant stage manager at a local drama club, thus managing to give life to various roles. For the British public, his facet as the narrator and storyteller of the children’s program The Wombles is the highlight.

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