The actor Michael Gamboninternationally recognized for his participation as Professor ‘Albus Dumbledore’ in the ‘Harry Potter’ sagas, died this September 28 at 82 years old.
Regardless of the role the talented actor played, he was always recognized for his deep voice and his way of expressing a message. He was also widely recognized for playing Dumbledore in six of the eight ‘Harry Potter‘ after the death of Richard Harris was known in 2002.
In an official statement from his relatives the news was confirmed and also the possible reason for his death: ‘It was an attack of pneumonia‘. In addition, it was known what the last hours of his life were like: ‘It is with deep sadness that we announce the departure of Sir. Michael Gambon, a loving and devoted husband and father. Michael died peacefully in the hospital with his wife Anne and his son Fergus, at his bedside‘.
Part of his important events was being the winner of several awards for his cinematographic career, and also being known for being one of the few who did not read the books of JK Rowling because he preferred to follow the script in order not to be influenced by the story in the books.
At the moment no additional information is known about his funeral honors, however, it is believed that he could say a final goodbye and give him a Christian burial in his country of origin. Ireland or where he lived for some years, the United Kingdom.