Vincent Friell, best known for his roles in Train location and Restless nativesHe reportedly passed away at the age of 64.
Friell’s representative, Brennan Artists, confirmed that He Herald, the late actor died on April 14.
“It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of our friend and client, Vince Friell,” says Artists. “Who died unexpectedly in the hospital with his family around him on Sunday, April 14.”
The artists then shared: “Above all, Vince was an incredibly loving father, husband and friend and we send our love in this difficult time to his wife Alana and two children, Connie and Jude. “We ask that they be given privacy to come to terms with this sad loss.”
Writer of Restless natives, Ninian Dunnett said The Herald It was a blessing to discover a young talent like Friell.
“I think we are all shocked by this tragic news,” Dunnett shared. “We were just young people when we did Restless native – and Vince too, but we were lucky to find him among all the unknown actors who read for us.”
Dunnett, who is working on an upcoming show inspired by the film, is sad that Vincent Friell won’t be able to experience the project.
“There was a kind of stubborn innocence in those big brown eyes that I know even today people still consider the lovable spirit of the movie,” Dunnett added. “Vince has been on our minds a lot as we’ve been working on this new revival, and I’m so sorry to think he won’t be with us for next year’s fun and celebrations.”
‘Restless Native’ Podcast Host Gordon Smart Pays Tribute to Vincent Friell
British announcer and one of the presenters of the Restless native Podcaster Gordon Smart announced the news of Friell’s passing earlier this week. “’I held up buses!’” he quoted. “Goodbye, Vincent Friell, the Wolf Man. wish of Restless natives.”
Continuing to write about Friell, Smart claimed that the late actor made Restless natives sing. She also played the role with a real sense of vulnerability. “His jello chunks of her, the idea of hiding in Peniculk and her love for Margot. “Will was a special character, beautifully written by Ninian Dunnett and brought to life very well by Vincent.”
Smart later stated that he and Vincent Friell never appeared in the Restless natives podcast. “[Co-host] Martin [Compston] I loved him in I still play and his cameo in Train location It is a classic”.
Smart added that it was a “very, very sad day,” but that he and Compston would keep Friell’s memory alive.
Born in 1960, Friell’s first credible acting job was in the 1983 television miniseries. Killer. His other acting credits include Quick Romance, The Share of Angels, Still Game, and Hard love.
His last acting role was in the 2015 short film. Jim the fish.
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