Geoffrey Hutchings was an English actor known for his roles in Topsy-Turvy, Henry V, and Cor, Blimey!. He was born on June 8, 1939, in Dorchester, Dorset, and passed away on July 1, 2010, in London.
Personal and Family Life
Geoffrey Hutchings was married twice; his wives were June Watts and Andrea Godfrey. He spent his early years in England and was educated at Birmingham University, later training at RADA for his acting career.
Career
Hutchings had a notable career as a character actor, often recognized for his performances in Shakespearean roles. He made his West End debut in “No Strings” in 1963 and became an associate artist with the Royal Shakespeare Company. He gained fame on television starting in 1965 with a memorable portrayal of Sergeant Lucas in the series Maigret alongside Michael Gambon.
Death and Legacy
Geoffrey Hutchings died on July 1, 2010, in London, leaving behind a legacy of diverse performances in theatre and television. His contributions to the arts are remembered for their depth and charm.