Sad news has hit the entertainment world as British actor Simon Fisher-Becker, best known for his iconic roles in Harry Potter and Doctor Who, has passed away at the age of 63.
His husband, Tony, shared the devastating news on Facebook, leaving fans around the world in shock.
A Life of Laughter and Magic
Fisher-Becker’s death was also confirmed by his manager, Kim Barry, who remembered him as not only a client but a close personal friend of 15 years.
Barry shared a heartwarming story about the time he called Fisher-Becker to offer him the role of Dorium Maldovar in BBC’s Doctor Who, showcasing the actor’s excitement and passion for his craft.
Fisher-Becker was a man of many talents – a writer, raconteur, and great public speaker who touched the lives of everyone he met.
A Legacy of Memorable Roles
Fisher-Becker won the hearts of fans worldwide with his memorable performances in Doctor Who and Harry Potter.
Who can forget his portrayal of the Fat Friar, the lovable Hufflepuff ghost, in the 2001 film Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone?
He also brought to life the iconic character of Dorium Maldovar in three episodes of Doctor Who, leaving a lasting impact on the sci-fi series.
A Career Spanning TV and Film
In addition to his notable roles in Harry Potter and Doctor Who, Fisher-Becker appeared in several other TV shows and movies, including Waterside, Puppy Love, and the 2023 movie thriller Disaster Dates 2.
He also showcased his musical talents in the 2012 movie musical Les Misérables, performing as part of the ensemble for the “Master of the House” song.
Upcoming Projects and a Lasting Legacy
Although Fisher-Becker may be gone, his legacy lives on through his upcoming projects, including roles in the comedy-drama Henry House, TV movie Humber City: The Rising Tide, and other films.
His fans will continue to cherish the memories of his incredible performances, and his impact on the entertainment world will never be forgotten.
Rest in peace, Simon Fisher-Becker – your talent, kindness, and generosity of spirit will be deeply missed.