David Ryall dies, the actor who played Elphias Doge in ‘Harry Potter’

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• The British actor David Ryall died last Thursday at age 79.
• Ryall, Elphias Doge portrayed in ‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Death:. Part 1 ‘, Dumbledore’s friend and lawyer in the Ministry of Magic
• The veteran actor was five decades acting in film, television and theater

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died last Thursday, December 25 , the 79 years . Ryall, portrayed target=”_blank”> Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows. Part 1

The actor and Sherlock writer, Mark Gatiss , announced the news on his Twitter account Saturday:.. “The great David Ryall has left us on Christmas Day A brilliant actor who had the privilege of calling friend”

The great David Ryall left us on Christmas Day. A twinkling, brilliant, wonderful player I was privileged to call a friend. RIP.

?? Mark Gatiss (Markgatiss) December 27, 2014

Also his daughter, Charlie Ryall, has he devoted a few words on the social network and has asked to be not only remembered for his Dodge Elphias paper in Harry Potter . “Please observe a moment to remember his big race 50 years in television and film. Not only Harry Potter”.

The actor replaced in the role of Dodge at Peter Cartwright , which gave life to the magician in the fifth installment of the series: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix . His character was friend of Albus Dumbledore , besides lawyer in the Ministry of Magic and a member of the Order of the Phoenix.

The veteran actor wearing five decades acting in film, television and theater . Beyond Harry Potter, Ryall participated in 22 other film, among which, City of Ember: In search of light , Around the World in 80 Days or The Elephant Man.

TV the actor recently appeared in the comedy of BBC Outnumbered and The Village .

Ryall began his career in the scenarios before becoming known on British television. In 1965 he joined the company of Laurence Olivier in the National Theater , where he participated in several plays such as Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are dead, Guys and Dolls, and The Beggar’s Opera .

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