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Actor Barry Morse Dies at 89

Barry Morse

Veteran actor Barry Morse has died at age 89. Morse was best known on television for role as police chief Philip Gerard in The Fugitive.

The London-born actor made his name on the Canadian stage before enjoying major roles on both British and American TV. He played Professor Bergman in the cult ITV series Space 1999, Wolf Stoller in the mini-series The Winds of War and more recently he guested in Doctors and Waking the Dead.

Morse trained at RADA and appeared on the London stage in the forties, making his film debut as a stooge to Will Hay in the comedy The Goose Steps Out (1942).

He divided his time between Canada and the UK and appeared in several plays on Broadway, including Hadrian V11 (1969)

Morse died in his home in London on February 2.

Source: thestage.co.uk


POSTED BY: Jebbica

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