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Former EastEnders Star and TV Legend Dies Peacefully Aged 88
NO LOC, JUL 10 – Frank Barrie, renowned for Shakespearean theatre and his role as Edward Bishop in EastEnders, died peacefully at 88, surrounded by family, his agent confirmed.
- Frank Barrie, a Scarborough-born actor known for his role as Edward Bishop on EastEnders, died peacefully at home on June 30, aged 88.
- Barrie's death followed a long career that began with his 1959 debut at York Theatre Royal and included joining the National Theatre in 1969.
- He took part in over 150 screen productions, received critical praise for his work in Shakespearean theatre, directed internationally touring shows, and was chosen to showcase British arts at the Arts Festival of the 1982 Commonwealth Games in Brisbane.
- His agency expressed deep sorrow in confirming that Frank Barrie, aged 88, has passed away, and many paid tribute to him as a true gentleman and a devoted figure in the theatre community.
- Barrie's passing leaves a notable gap in theatre and television, with colleagues emphasizing he will be deeply missed by both family and the arts community.
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EastEnders pays tribute to Frank Barrie, late cast member and theatre star, who has died aged 88
Former EastEnders actor, director and writer Frank Barrie has died aged 88, it has been confirmed in a statement by his agent.Scott Marshall Partners confirmed the sad news in a statement released today, which read: "It is with great sadness that we announce the death of our beloved client, Frank Barrie, at the age of 88. He died peacefully at home, with his wife Mary and daughter Julia."The official EastEnders X and Instagram accounts have paid…
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