‘Titanic’ actor Bernard Hill dies at the age of 79

Titanic Actor Bernard Hill Dies at 79: Bernard Hill, counted among the great actors of Hollywood, has died at the age of 79. He played important roles in ‘Titanic’ and ‘The Lord of the Rings’ trilogy released in 1997. Famous Scottish singer and musician Barbara Dixon has given this information by posting on her X account.

What has Barbara Dixon written?

Sharing this sad news on her X-post, Barbara Dixon wrote, “It is with great sadness that I have to write about the death of Bernard Hill. We worked together on John Paul George Ringo and Bert, Willy Russell’s Marvelous Show in 1974 and 75. Really he was a wonderful actor. It was a privilege to meet him.

It’s with great sadness that I note the death of Bernard Hill. We worked together in John Paul George Ringo and Bert, Willy Russell marvelous show 1974-1975. A really wonderful actor. It was a privilege to have crossed paths with him. RIP Benny#bernardhill pic.twitter.com/UPVDCo3ut8

— Barbara Dickson (@BarbaraDickson) May 5, 2024

After this sad news, fans are paying tribute to him. Many users are praising his acting skills, while many people are writing about his understanding of the nuances of acting.

Which films have you worked in?

Bernard played the role of Captain Edward Smith in Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio’s Oscar winning film ‘Titanic’ in 1997. He is praised even today for this role. Let us tell you that if you have seen ‘The Lord of the Rings’ then you will definitely remember the character of King Theoden. Bernard Hill also played this role in the trilogy of this film.

Have also appeared in TV shows

Bernard has also worked in many TV shows. He has also been awarded the BAFTA Award for his 1983 show ‘Boys from the Blackstuff’. Apart from this, he also did a memorable job in the BBC drama series Wolf Hall (2015). Apart from this, he has also appeared in the 2008 film Valkyrie and the 2002 Scorpion King with Tom Cruise.

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