Bernard Hill, who starred in 'Titanic' and 'The Lord of the Rings,' dies at 79
English entertainer Bernard Slope, most popular for jobs in Titanic and The Ruler of the Rings, passed on Sunday. He was 79.
Slope's representative, Lou Coulson, affirmed his passing to NPR. Coulson said Slope was with his life partner and child at that point.
Slope's acting profession traversed more than 50 years both onscreen and in front of an audience. His most recent job broadcasted Sunday as the fundamental person's dad in the BBC show The Responder.
Lindsay Salt, the overseer of BBC show, portrayed Slope as a unique entertainer.
"His dependable vocation loaded up with famous and surprising jobs is a demonstration of his staggering ability," Salt said in an explanation.