Leonard Fenton: Last News

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EASTENDERS stars John Altman and Steve McFadden turned out to pay their respects for the funeral of Leonard Fenton on Wednesday. The actor - who played Dr Harold Legg on the BBC One soap - sadly passed away aged 95 on January 29th. Leonard was best known for playing one of EastEnders original characters - appearing from its very first episode in 1985 and starring in a total of 267 episodes.

EASTENDERS fans are emotional after the soap paid tribute to actor Leonard Fenton after his death this week. Viewers watched last night’s episode end with a touching tribute to the man behind Dr Legg after he passed away aged 95.

EastEnders fans were left emotional as bosses dedicated the latest episode of the soap to veteran actor Leonard Fenton following his death at the age of 95.Viewers saw Thursday’s episode end with a moving tribute to the late actor, when a message appeared on screen reading: “In memory of Leonard Fenton. 1926 – 2022.”Leonard was best known for his role as Dr Legg on EastEnders and for his close friendship with Dot Cotton.

EastEnders back in 1985 and became a surprise soap icon, but Leonard Fenton – who played Dr Harold Legg in Albert Square – has sadly passed away at the age of 95.A statement released by his family said: "The family of the actor Leonard Fenton are heartbroken to announce his death at the age of 95 on Saturday January 29."Best known for his role as Dr Legg on EastEnders, Leonard’s acting career spanned more than 60 years."He worked in TV and film and his long stage career included time at the National Theatre and most recently the Royal Shakespeare Company."Ben Whishaw is set to join a host of fictional doctors and nurses we have taken to our hearts when he plays a junior medic in BBC One’s This Is Going To Hurt from next week.Here Daily Star pays tribute to some of our best-loved clinical characters and reveals all about the stars who played them on screen.Playing the hunk on the US show for five years until 1999 turned George into an international heart-throb. He went on to land roles in movies including Ocean’s Eleven and, of course, those Nespresso coffee ads! Having dated some of the world’s most beautiful women, the 60-year-old dad-of-two is now married to lawyer Amal, 43.

EASTENDERS star Leonard Fenton, best known for his role as Dr Harold Legg, has died aged 95. The actor appeared in a whopping of 267 episodes of the popular soap.

AN original EastEnders cast member has passed away at the age of 95 today - but his cause of death is still unknown. Albert Square veteran Leonard Fenton, who famously played original cast member Dr Harold Legg, passed away on Saturday, according to his family. A statement from his relatives said: "The family of the actor Leonard Fenton are heartbroken to announce his death at the age of 95 on Saturday January 29.

June Brown OBE has led the tributes to Leonard Fenton, the EastEnders actor who passed away on Monday 31 January.The soap legend, 95, led the praise to the actor who starred as Dr Legg from the first ever episode of the soap, in 1985. The Albert Square GP died on Sunday 30 Januuary at the age of 95. And his co-star, who plays the legendary figure Dot Cotton, shared a touching message dedicated to Leonard.

AN original EastEnders cast member has passed away at the age of 95 today - but his cause of death is still unknown. Albert Square veteran Leonard Fenton, who famously played original cast member Dr Harold Legg, passed away on Saturday, according to his family. A statement from his relatives said: "The family of the actor Leonard Fenton are heartbroken to announce his death at the age of 95 on Saturday January 29.

Eastenders fans are in mourning as actor Leonard Fenton, who played the much loved Doctor Harold Legg, has died aged 95.

EastEnders, has died at the age of 95.The news of his death was confirmed by his family who released a statement today.He appeared in EastEnders in its very first episode, with his last scenes airing in 2019.A statement from his family said: “The family of the actor Leonard Fenton are heartbroken to announce his death at the age of 95 on Saturday January 29. Best known for his role as Dr Legg on EastEnders, Leonard’s acting career spanned more than 60 years.“He worked in TV and film and his long stage career included time at the National Theatre and most recently the Royal Shakespeare Company."He felt privileged to have worked with some of the greats of the theatre, including Samuel Beckett Orson Welles and Jonathan Miller."They continued: “His passion for painting and singing pre-dated his acting career and was equally as important to him.

EastEnders star Leonard Fenton has died at the age of 95.

Naman Ramachandran Actor Leonard Fenton, best known for playing Dr. Harold Legg in long-running BBC soap “EastEnders,” died on Jan. 29, his family said.

EastEnders has died at the age of 95.The soap star appeared in the very first episode of the show in 1985, with his last scenes airing in 2019.A statement released by his family said: “The family of the actor Leonard Fenton are heartbroken to announce his death at the age of 95 on Saturday January 29. Best known for his role as Dr Legg on EastEnders, Leonard’s acting career spanned more than 60 years.""He worked in TV and film and his long stage career included time at the National Theatre and most recently the Royal Shakespeare Company."The statement continued: "He felt privileged to have worked with some of the greats of the theatre, including Samuel Beckett, Orson Welles and Jonathan Miller."His passion for painting and singing pre-dated his acting career and was equally as important to him.

Leonard Fenton, who played the tole of Doctor Harold Legg on BBC soap opera EastEnders, has died at the age of 95.The heartbreaking news was announced on the official Facebook page for EastEnders, which shared a statement from Leonard's family. It explained that the actor passed away on Saturday 29 January. They shared: "The family of the actor Leonard Fenton are heartbroken to announce his death at the age of 95 on Saturday January 29th.

EASTENDERS star Leonard Fenton has died aged 95. Fenton was best known for his role as Dr Harold Legg in the BBC soap.