
On Sunday, August 24, the theater and film actor, director and producer Richard Attenborough, died in London. On August 29, he would be 91 years old.
It is reported by BBC .
Richard Atenboro was born in Cambridge in 1923, made his debut on stage at 12, studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, which he later headed until the last days of his life.
Over the 60 years of his acting career, Richard Atenboro played in dozens of films, including the Great Escape ( The Great Escape , 1963), The Flight of the Phoenix, 1965) and the Jurassic Park Park, 1993).
Having become one of the leading British actors, Atenboro began to make a movie himself. The most famous film was Gandhi ( Gandhi , 1982) with Ben Kingsley in the title role, for which the director received two Oscar awards.