Chambers and Absolute Power star John Bird died on Saturday, December 24, at the age of 86. The satirist’s cause of death has not been revealed and his medical history is currently unknown. His agent confirmed his death at the Pendean care facility in West Sussex, UK. Only family members will attend his burial and his life celebration will take place in 2023.
On Twitter, his co-stars, especially Impressionist Rory Bremner, paid their respects and offered their condolences:
“I am truly sorry to hear that the great John Bird has passed away. One of the most humble and talented satirist of all time. And one of the few anti-establishment platforms left. 14″
Bird is best known for her roles in television series and films such as A Dandy in Aspic, This, That, and the Other, The Seven-Per-Cent Solution, and others.
Many TV series feature John Bird in either lead or guest roles.
John Michael Bird, born November 22, 1936, started his career on television in the 1960s. He has appeared in such films as That Was The Week That Was, A Very Peculiar Practice, My Father Knew Lloyd George, and other movies. He is most recognized for his role as Mr. Rembrandt in The Melting Pot, a BBC comedy. The show’s pilot episode aired in June 1976, and although the entire series was filmed, other episodes were never published. The reason for canceling the show was never revealed, however, actor and comedian Spike Milligan suggested it could be canceled because it wasn’t very funny.
Bird played Raymond in an episode of the ninth season of the BBC Play for Today anthology series. From October 15, 1970 to August 28, 1984, the show aired for 306 episodes. The show was also embroiled in a few controversies. Well, Prime and Joint Accounts are two other shows where the actor appeared. He played Jack Ormand in an episode of the Granada TV series The Man Who Traveled and starred in the King Lear gig.
Bird is most recognized for his roles in comedies, although he was cast in the ITV crime comedy El CID The tone of the show was more serious than most previous appearances. his. He appeared as a guest in episodes such as Jonathan Creek and One Foot in the Grave. He is also noted for his roles in To Play the King, Absolute Power and other films.
Twitter users pay tribute
John Bird has become famous for appearing in many movies and TV shows. As news of his death spread, Twitter was flooded with tributes:
So sad to hear that the wonderful John Bird has passed away. It’s hard to think of someone smarter, funnier, and he also has a lovely chuckle. Tear pic.twitter.com/qUSsiGR2V5
— Alan Davies (@alandavies1) December 28, 2022
John bird #TREAT pic.twitter.com/xt7h59Oz6u
— он (@SeanDickens6) December 28, 2022
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