Billie Whitelaw passes away aged 82
Renowned actress Billie Whitelaw, known to Cult Faction through her films and television work such as Hot Fuzz, Merlin, Freddie as F.R.O.7, The Krays, The Secret Garden, The Water Babies, The Dark Crystal, Space:1999, and The Omen has passed away.
The Coventry born star, died in the early hours of Sunday at a nursing home in London, her son Matthew Muller told the BBC.
“I could not have asked for a more loving mum,” he said.
“She had an incredible career – but first and foremost she was my mum – and that’s who I will miss,” he added.
Cult Faction would like to pass on our condolences.
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