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TÁ AN t-aisteoir, an Ridire Michael Gambon, tar éis bháis go síochánta san ospidéal, 82 bliain d'aois, a dúirt a theaghlach.
Tá cáil ar an Ridire Michael, a bhfuil ceithre Baftas Teilifíse buaite aige, as a chúlchatalóg fhairsing oibre ar fud na teilifíse, na scannán, an raidió agus na hamharclannaíochta thar a shaol oibre thar cúig scór bliain.
Le blianta beaga anuas bhí Albus Dumbledore aige i sé cinn de na hocht scannán Harry Potter.
Tá aithne air freisin as an bleachtaire Francach Jules Maigret a imirt sa tsraith Maigret ar ITV, agus as a ról i 1986 mar Philip Marlow i The Singing Detective le Dennis Potter.
Dúirt ráiteas a eisíodh thar ceann Bantiarna Anne Gambon agus a mac Fergus Gambon: “Tá an-áthas orainn cailleadh an Ridire Michael Gambon a fhógairt.
“Fear céile agus athair ionúin, fuair Michael bás go síochánta san ospidéal lena bhean chéile Anne agus a mhac Fergus ag taobh a leapa, tar éis bout niúmóine.”
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