David Warner died at the age of 80, the hated villain of “Titanic” and “The Prophecy”

British actor David Warner has passed away at the age of 80, his family announced, after an extraordinary career in film, theater and television, with outstanding roles as the villain of what was once the film, the most James Cameron’s highest grossing all-time “Titanic”.

According to a statement from his family, the actor David Warner died of a cancer-related disease: “Over the past 18 months he has faced his diagnosis with his characteristic elegance and dignity,” explained the relatives of the actor.

In the report, the family highlights Warner’s long career in the “film, theater, radio and television voice” as a “highly respected actor”. Highlighting his latest big screen appearance as Admiral Bloom in “Mary Poppins Returns” with Emily Blunt for Disney.

Other important documents David Warner was the villain of ‘titanic’, as does photographer Keith Jennings in the horror film’ The Prophecy ‘. In addition to other participations in famous sagas such as ‘Star Trek’, ‘Tron’ and the science fiction universe of ‘Doctor Who’.

David Warner’s family fires the actor

In the statement released by the actor’s family to the BBC, they said of David Warner: “We will miss him very much, his family and friends, and he will be remembered as a kind-hearted and generous man,” the statement added. , whose legacy of overtime has touched the lives of so many over the years. We are heartbroken. “

Director Sam Peckinpah, the director behind classic American Westerns like “Straw Dogs” and “The Ballad of Cable Hogue”, said that David Warner was a cult actorfor the aforementioned tapes, and considered to be the best Hamlet ever to step onto a stage.

David Warner was born in Manchester in June 1941, lived in Warwichshire and began his career at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London. This Sunday, July 24, he died in Deville Hall, a nursing home dedicated primarily to people in the entertainment industry.