What was Frank Williams illness?
Frank Williams was an actor from England. He became most well-known for his priest parts, such as those of clergy like Timothy Farthing, the preacher in the BBC sitcom Dad’s Army. Williams played roles similar to those in You Rang, M’Lord?, Hi-de-Hi!, and other motion pictures. He made his debut film appearance in 1953’s The…
Frank Williams was an actor from England. He became most well-known for his priest parts, such as those of clergy like Timothy Farthing, the preacher in the BBC sitcom Dad’s Army.
Williams played roles similar to those in You Rang, M’Lord?, Hi-de-Hi!, and other motion pictures. He made his debut film appearance in 1953’s The Story of Gilbert and Sullivan as an uncredited extra.
He played Sid in the 1956 motion picture The Extra Day. In the 2016 film adaptation of the series, he played Farthing once more.
What was Frank Williams illness?
Today saw the death of Frank Williams. Frank Williams of Dad’s Army verified the news of his passing. His death’s cause has not yet been disclosed by any sources.
However, after a test at the Paul Ricard Circuit, Williams was driving his rented vehicle to the Nice airport when he lost control and slammed into a field.
Due to his spinal injury and subsequent tetraplegia, he needed to use a wheelchair.
