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Tom Georgeson's poignant last words before death aged 88
Tom Georgeson, known for portraying working-class roles, died aged 88 with family sharing his emotional last words and honoring his Liverpool roots.
- On Wednesday, March 18, actor Tom Georgeson died at age 88. The Liverpool-born star achieved acclaim playing security guard Dixie Dean in the 1982 unemployment drama 'Boys from the Blackstuff.'
- Georgeson starred as gangster George Thomason in the 1988 film 'A Fish Called Wanda,' appearing alongside John Cleese. His television credits include 'Between the Lines' and 'Bleak House.'
- Nephew Danny Conway told the Liverpool ECHO, 'There's a strong socialist streak in the family. It's a bit like Bill Shankly's mantra.' Conway expressed shock at the passing, noting his uncle was in good health.
- The Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse Theatres paid tribute to the 'much-loved Liverpool actor,' praising his 'talent, generosity and unmistakable presence' on their stages since the 1970s. Both institutions recognized him as a city great.
- Living in London, Georgeson is survived by his wife, Prim, and two children, Richard and Roslyn. He remained deeply connected to his roots throughout his career, championing working-class values in his performances.
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