Simon Fisher-Becker has died at the age of 63, his husband and manager have confirmed. The actor, who was best known for roles in Harry Potter and TV series Doctor Who passed away on Sunday, March 9.
Hi husband, Tony, shared the news on Fisher-Becker’s Facebook page, writing: “Hello everyone. This is Tony, Simon’s husband. I have some very sad news. At 2:50 this afternoon Simon passed away.
“I’ll be keeping this account open for a while. I’m not sure at this point if I’ll be posting again. Thank you.”
Fisher-Becker’s manager, Kim Barry of Jaffrey Management, also shared a statement to the New York Post, saying: “Today I lost not only a client in Simon Fisher-Becker, but a close personal friend of 15 years standing.
“I shall never forget the phone call I made to him when he was offered the part of Dorium Moldovar in BBC’s Doctor Who.
“Simon was also a writer, a raconteur, and a great public speaker. He helped me out enormously and was kind, gracious, and interested in everyone.
“My condolences go to his husband Tony, his brother, nieces and nephews, and his legion of fans.”
Fans of the actor have taken to social media to express their condolences and share their favorite memories of Fisher-Becker. Many remembered him for his memorable performance as Dorium Moldovar in Doctor Who, as well as his role as the Fat Friar in Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone.
The news of Fisher-Becker’s passing has left many in the entertainment industry and fans alike in mourning. His talent, wit, and kindness will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
Simon Fisher-Becker’s legacy will live on through his work in film and television. He brought joy and entertainment to audiences around the world, and his contributions to the industry will not be forgotten.
Our thoughts are with his husband, family, friends, and fans during this difficult time. Simon Fisher-Becker’s memory will continue to live on through his work and the impact he had on those who had the pleasure of knowing him.
Rest in peace, Simon Fisher-Becker. You will be greatly missed, but never forgotten. Thank you for sharing your talent and light with the world.