Tom Chadbon, a British actor with a career spanning decades and including roles in "Game of Thrones" and "Doctor Who," has died at the age of 80. His death was announced on Monday by his management company, Fantom Events.
Fantom Events shared the news, stating, "We are sorry to hear the news that Tom Chadbon passed away last weekend." The company noted that Chadbon was a "familiar face to many from his numerous television and film credits" and described him as "always a warm and friendly man to work with."
Chadbon's notable television and film appearances included a role in the "James Bond" franchise, specifically the movie "Casino Royale," as well as the popular series "Peep Show." His participation in "Game of Thrones" and "Doctor Who" also garnered him recognition among fans of science fiction and fantasy.
Following the announcement of his death, tributes began to appear on social media. Fans and colleagues remembered Chadbon for his contributions to television and film, with many describing him as a "great actor" and a "lovely man." Actress Lisa Bowerman, who worked with Chadbon on a BBC show, shared her sadness, calling him "wonderful."