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Paul Geoffrey: Excalibur and Better Call Saul star dies from cancer aged 68

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Geoffrey played the part of Perceval in the medieval fantasy film that starred Nigel Terry and Helen Mirren. The actor died from cancer in Santa Fe, New Mexico, according to his obituary in the Santa Fe New Mexican. He is survived by his wife, Sue Taylor, and three children, Alex, Oliver and Daisy.

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Paul Geoffrey: Excalibur and Better Call Saul star dies from cancer aged 68

The actor died on 3 June from cancer. He portrayed King Arthur's ally Perceval in medieval fantasy film Excalibur and a tailor in Better Call Saul.

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Paul Geoffrey, ‘Excalibur’ actor, dead at 68

Paul Geoffrey, an English actor known for his role in the 1981 film "Excalibur," died June 3. He was 68.

2 years ago·Boston, United States

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Times of India

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Better Call Saul star Paul Geoffrey dies of cancer

"Better Call Saul" star Paul Geoffrey dies of cancer at the age of 68 on June 3. He made his last appearance in the television series Epix.

2 years ago·India

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Paul Geoffrey, actor of the classic 'Excalibur' and the series 'Better Call Saul', dies at 68

The British artist was fighting cancer The actor...

2 years ago·Brazil

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Paul Geoffrey, actor of the classic 'Excalibur' and the series 'Better Call Saul', dies at 68

Actor Paul Geoffrey, 68, died last June 3 in Santa F, New Mexico, in the United States. The information was confirmed by Variety and released this Friday (9). The British artist was fighting cancer and became known for having acted as Perceval in “Excalibur”, a medieval 1981 movie, and a star in the series “Better Call Saul”. Read more (06/10/2023)

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