Ruth Madoc: Last News

BAFTA Awards were left disappointed following the omission of Robbie Coltrane from the in-memoriam segment.The television award ceremony took place at London’s Royal Festival Hall yesterday (May 14), and featured a moving In Memory Of… section — designed to honour actors that have passed away over the past year, along with late creatives who played integral roles behind the scenes.This year’s package included obituaries for Strictly Come Dancing judge Len Goodman and Dame Edna Everage star Barry Humphries, who both passed away in April, as well as comedian and television presenter Paul O’Grady, who died the month prior.Other late television stars that were acknowledged on the night included Emmerdale star Dale Meeks, Hi-Di-Hi! actress Ruth Madoc and Doctor Who actor Bernard Cribbins.Some viewers, however, were left disappointed at the tribute section at the awards ceremony — namely due to the absence of Robbie Coltrane. The actor, who was renowned for his role as Hagrid in the Harry Potter films, died last October following multiple organ failure.Yet, despite appearances in other films, such as Brave and GoldenEye, and a leading role in the 2016 television series, National Treasure, the Scottish actor was left out of the section — leading to some backlash from fans on social media.“Robbie Coltrane won three BAFTAs concurrently for his TV work, setting a record yet to be broken.

Robbie Coltrane was absent from their memoriam package. Bafta’s In Memory Of… segment honours actors we’ve lost over the past year, as well as creatives who worked behind the scenes. This year, former Strictly Come Dancing judge Len Goodman, comedian Paul O’Grady, and Dame Edna Everage star Barry Humphries got a mention.

David Jason today revealed his 'delight' at discovering he has a 52-year-old daughter he had no idea existed until they appeared on stage together and a friend in the audience noticed they had similar profiles and the same shaped nose. The Only Fools and Horses star, 83, who previously believed he only had one 22-year-old daughter, has 'welcomed' Abi Harris and his grandson Charlie, ten, into the Jason family - and they spent their first Christmas together last year. Ms Harris, who was born in 1970, is the daughter of actress Jennifer Hill - who starred in Octopussy and had a brief relationship with Sir David in a stage production of Dylan Thomas's Under Milk Wood, also starring Hi-de-Hi's Ruth Madoc and Windsor Davies from It Ain't Half Hot Mum, at the May Fair Theatre in London.

Hi-De-Hi actress Ruth Madoc dies aged 79 after accident"Hopefully I'm going to jot it all down and one day bring it to the stage."Since his diagnosis, he has been receiving chemotherapy and radiotherapy, as well as undergoing surgery.On December 9, he added he was yet to receive his results. "If it hasn't worked as well as I've hoped, then maybe I'll have to go back for more treatment," he explained to Eleri Sion.Back in July, the Never Mind The Buzzcocks star revealed that he was undergoing treatment for cancer at Velindre Cancer Centre in Cardiff.The comedian sought help after he started to feel ill and noticed lumps appearing on his body during a charity fundraising trek.After sharing the news, he was swiftly inundated with well wishes from fans who he thanked for their support.Earlier this year, he said: “So while I never imagined that I would be a patient here, I know better than anyone that I am in the best possible hands.Nadia Sawalha sends fans wild stripping down to bikini for England [PICTURED]Strictly's Hamza Yassin isolated himself without phone signal [REVEALED]Cher's mum actress Georgia Holt dies aged 96 after health battle [RIP]"The NHS care I’m receiving is incredible. "I wouldn't wish this on anyone... but who knows, maybe I'll come out the other end with a new stand-up show and a 40 minute rant about orange squash.""In a message posted on his official Facebook page he continued: "As a proud patron of Velindre Cancer Centre, I’ve trekked the world, hosted chaotic quizzes and star-studded comedy nights.“I’ve met and made friends with so many inspirational staff, patients and their families.

Tina Turner says son Ronnie 'left the world too early' aged 62Ruth, aged 76 at the time, said the injury was "a real shock" to her as she hadn't had any accidents in 60 years.“I was screaming my head off because the pain was horrible," she told the Daily Record."It was worse than childbirth.

Star of the screen and stage Ruth Madoc, best known for appearing in BBC sitcom Hi-de-Hi!, has died at the age of 79 following a fall, her agent has confirmed.

Hi-De-Hi star Ruth Madoc rushed to hospital after worrying accident“Further announcements regarding casting will take place in due course."Ruth shared the post, adding: “I’m well and I’ll soon be back to normal."Tributes have flooded in for the late television star.Gold Channel wrote on Twitter: "We are all deeply saddened at Gold to learn that the wonderful Ruth Madoc has passed away at 79."Audiences adored her as Gladys Pugh in Hi-De-Hi! Our thoughts are with her family and friends at this difficult and sad time."Auntie Pegg commented: "Rest in peace Ruth Madoc.She once lived in my street many years ago."We would ring her telephone number and shout Hi Di Hi when she answered.She always said Ho Di Ho back. Lovely lady."Britain's Got Talent winner Paul Potts tweeted: "So sad.