Actor Frank Williams illness: What disease did Frank Williams have?
Frank Williams was born on 2 July 1931 in Hampstead, London, England. He was a comedy actor popularly known for playing in the BBC television sitcom, Dad’s Army, which was Queen Elizabeth’s favourite, as Reverend Timothy Farthing. Also, he took on many roles as a clergyman. Frank Williams first appeared in a motion picture in…
Frank Williams was born on 2 July 1931 in Hampstead, London, England. He was a comedy actor popularly known for playing in the BBC television sitcom, Dad’s Army, which was Queen Elizabeth’s favourite, as Reverend Timothy Farthing.
Also, he took on many roles as a clergyman.
Frank Williams first appeared in a motion picture in The Story of Gilbert and Sullivan as an uncredited extra in 1953. He also wrote plays for professional and amateur theatre acting. He wrote The Playing Fields and Murder Weekend.
In the year 2002, his autobiography titled Vicar to Dad’s Army was released. He was also a member of the House of Laity in the General Synod of the Church of England.
Actor Frank Williams illness: What disease did Frank Williams have?
The ninety-year-old Frank Williams passed away on 26 June 2022. According to sources, Williams did not have any major illness that could have led to his death.
Any information about his health issues will be updated when found.
