‘Sir Michael Gambon, the senior actor who ruled the hearts of people by playing the role of Professor Albus Dumbledore in ‘Harry Potter’, has no longer lives in this world.
New Delhi: ‘Harry Potter’ is a series of seven fictional novels written by British writer JK Rowling. Films of the same name were also very hits all over the world on these novels. Professor Albus Dumbledore’s role in these films was one that everyone gave love to Now a piece of sad news has come out for the fans of Dumbledore, the news that Sir Michael Gambon, the senior actor who plays this role, has passed away.
Family gave information
His family says that actor Sir Michael Gambon has died in hospital at the age of 82. He was known to play the role of Professor Albus Dumbledore in six of the eight ‘Harry Potter films. Born in Dublin, Sir Michael worked in TV, film, theatre and radio during his five-decade career. He had won four BAFTAs.
Pneumonia killed
His wife Gambon and son Fergus said that their “beloved husband and father” were with their family at the last minute after suffering pneumonia, He calmly said goodbye to the world.
Along with his lead role in Harry Potter, based on JK Rowling’s novels, Sir Michael played French detective Jules Magret in the ITV series Magret. He is also known for his role as Philip Marlow in Dennis Potter’s ‘The Singing Detective’ on the BBC. He began his career as one of the original members of the Royal National Theater in London and starred in many of Shakespeare’s plays।. He was knighted for services in the entertainment industry in 1998.
