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Madoc was a fan of boxing, and especially of boxer David Pearce, and was one of the 2,500 people who attended his funeral. [16] It was stated in January 2012 that Madoc had been diagnosed with cancer. He died, aged 77, on 5 March 2012 at the Michael Sobell Hospice in Northwood, north-west London. [2]
Although the character only appeared in one episode, actor Philip Madoc's portrayal of the scheming U-boat captain is regularly recalled in the series. [3] When Madoc died in 2012, BBC News broadcast a clip from this episode as part of their obituary.
Philip Madoc: 1978 Barney: George Malpas: 1972–1976, 1978 Antony Moeketsi: Oscar James: 1978 Phyllis Purwick: Jean Heywood: 1978 Pip Coulter: Julie Dawn Cole: 1978 Charlotte Verney: Angela Thorne: 1978 Gerald Verney: James Kerry: 1978 David Annersley: David Markham: 1978 Major Vivian Denyer: Kevin Stoney: 1978
Madoc's first husband was the actor Philip Madoc, with whom she appeared in the 1981 TV serial The Life and Times of David Lloyd George. They had a son and a daughter, and were married for 20 years, but divorced in 1981. [20] In 1982, she married her second husband, John Jackson, with whom she bought a home in Glynneath in 2002. They were ...
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13 June – Gren (Grenfell Jones), cartoonist (died 2007) [19] 5 July – Philip Madoc, actor (died 2012) [20] 13 July – Dai Ward, footballer (died 1996) 6 August – Billy Boston, rugby league footballer; 16 August – Dave Thomas, golfer and architect (died 2013) [21] 4 September – Clive Granger, econometrician (died 2009) [22]
Ian Lavender, who played Private Frank Pike in BBC sitcom Dad’s Army, has died aged 77. The actor. who died on Friday, was cast in the show in 1969, when he was just 22, and played the role for ...
Philip G. Zimbardo, the psychologist behind the controversial “Stanford Prison Experiment” that was intended to examine the psychological experiences of imprisonment, has died. He was 91.