Tony Slattery: Last News

Tony Slattery, the comedian and actor best known for his improvizations on hit comedy show Whose Line Is It Anyway?, has died aged 65 following a heart attack two days’ ago.

Tony Slattery's previous expensive cocaine and alcohol addiction is likely to have caused his death despite years of being clean, an expert has claimed.

improv show “Who’s Line Is It Anyway?” has died. He was 65.Slattery passed away on Tuesday morning after suffering a heart attack two days earlier, his family confirmed to the BBC.His partner, Mark Michael Hutchinson, said in a statement, “It is with great sadness we must announce actor and comedian Tony Slattery, aged 65, has passed away today, Tuesday morning, following a heart attack on Sunday evening.”The Post has reached out to Slattery’s rep.Slattery was honored on social media by other comedians, some of whom appeared on “Who’s Line Is It Anyway?”Stephen Fry wrote on Instagram, “So very sad to have lost the wonderful Tony Slattery, just about the gentlest, sweetest soul I ever knew. Not to mention a screamingly funny and deeply talented wit and clown.”A post shared by Stephen Fry (@stephenfryactually)“A cruel irony that fate should snatch him from us just as he had really begun to emerge from his lifelong battle with so many dark demons,” Fry, 67, continued.

Whose Line Is It Anyway?. He was a fixture of the popular Channel 4 show for 48 episodes and seven series from 1988-1995, alongside host Clive Anderson. While there, he worked alongside cast members such as Sandi Toksvig, Paul Merton, and Ryan Stiles.He also appeared in the films The Crying Game, Peter’s Friends, and the final Carry On comedy, 1992’s Carry On Columbus.

The world of comedy is in mourning as the talented Tony Slattery has passed away at 65 after a heart attack, his partner Mark has confirmed. Known for his sparkling wit on shows such as Whose Line Is It Anyway?, Just A Minute and Have I Got News For You, Slattery was a familiar face to many. His partner stated: "It is with great sadness we must announce actor and comedian Tony Slattery, aged 65, has passed away today, Tuesday morning, following a heart attack on Sunday evening." A beloved figure, Slattery gained acclaim at Cambridge University alongside names like Dame Emma Thompson and Hugh Laurie.

Comedian Tony Slattery has died after suffering a heart attack, aged 65.

Comedian Tony Slattery has died aged 65 following a heart attack, his partner announced.

Fans of the long-running improvised comedy series Whose Line Is It Anyway? will be saying goodbye to the beloved show sometime next year.While the show coming to an end hasn't been officially announced by The CW Network, one of the show's stars - Colin Mochrie - revealed the news to fans on Twitter.The 12th season will start production in January, while the current 11th season is four episodes into its run, airing at 9 PM ET on The CW Network. End: While the show coming to an end hasn't been officially announced by The CW Network, one of the show's stars - Colin Mochrie (right) - revealed the news to fans on Twitter'Hey everyone.

Tony Slattery has revealed he went bankrupt after taking a step back from the public eye and struggling with substance abuse and his mental health.

For the weekly clap for carers appreciation, Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway, 53, stood outside her home with her two children Darcey, 14, and William, 10, to show her support for carers this evening.The presenter then took to Instagram to give fans an update about her husband Derek.Kate’s husband has been fighting coronavirus in hospital for two months.Tonight, she shared a video of her banging a pan as she put on a brave face for the nationwide clap.Kate's children were also seen clapping along with residents on their street to show their gratitude.In a lengthy statement, Kate said she "couldn’t be prouder" of how her two children have coped with the situation.Tony Slattery partner: 'I've run away' - Partner Mark opens upShe

Tony Slattery was seen as one of the most successful comedians in the 1980s and early 1990s, but in 1996 the comedian retired his career in the spotlight amid rumours of a breakdown.Tony returns to our screens tonight in his documentary and opens up on his mental health alongside his supportive partner, Mark Hutchinson.In the documentary, Tony will explore his substance abuse as well as his mental health.Previously Tony has opened up about his mental health to the Guardian.In an interview with the Guardian last year, Tony opened up about his personal life and how his partner Mark has supported him throughout the years.Tony said: "He's kept with me when my behaviour has been so unreasonable, and I can only think it's unconditional love."He's