Bernard Cribbins, a well-liked British performer whose seven-decade career included (Doctor Who, children’s television, and the raunchy Carry On comedies), passed away unexpectedly at age 93.
Bernard Cribbins wheelchair: Was Bernard Cribbins ill?
The passing of Cribbins was reported by Agent Gavin Barker Associates on Thursday. There was no denying Bernard’s contribution to British entertainment.
His death has caused quite a stir on social media with many paying their last respect amidst other expressing their profound condolence to the deceased’s family.
(All who had the pleasure of knowing and working with him will greatly miss him. He was exceptional, typifying the best of his generation).
When Bernard Cribbins was last seen filming Dr. Who, he was getting ready to return to the captivating BBC program. In May of this year, the actor was spotted being pushed around in a wheelchair by his co-star David Tennant.
Fours years ago despite receiving a prostate cancer diagnosis in 2009, Cribbins claimed to be in good health, at the time he was 90.
However, the diagnosis left him with a nagging back condition which kept him in the wheels for some time.
