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George Alphonsus Cooper (7 March 1925 – 16 November 2018) was an English actor and voice artist. He died in November 2018 at the age of 93.
George A. Cooper (1925-2018) was a British actor who appeared in many TV shows and films, often as a stern or villainous character. He was born in Leeds, trained as an engineer, and joined Joan Littlewood's Theatre Workshop in Manchester.
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Nov 25, 2018 · Grange Hill star George A Cooper has died aged 93. The retired actor, who played grumpy caretaker Mr Griffiths in the BBC One children's series, passed away 'peacefully' at a nursing home in...
- Sheldon Didn't Appreciate George Until It Was Too Late. Sheldon Cooper Never Made Amends With His Dad. In one of the best episodes of TBBT season 12, when Sheldon and Amy's super-asymmetry theory seems to be wrong, Leonard hands Amy an emergency tape of young Sheldon cheering himself up for the occasion.
- George's Wife Has Feelings For Another Man. Sheldon's Mom Was Not Innocent Either. Not only did Sheldon's dad end up cheating on Mary, but she also appeared to be in love with another man.
- George Is In Love With Another Woman. Sheldon's Cheated On His Mom, Ruining His Relationship With His Family. Sheldon's dad's affair is what tears his family apart.
- Sheldon's Dad Was Doomed From The Start. Big Bang Theory Spoiled George's Fate. A lot has happened in Young Sheldon to set up what could end up as a redemption arc for George.
George A. Cooper was a British character actor who appeared in many TV shows and films, often playing villains or authority figures. He was born in 1925, joined the Theatre Workshop in Manchester, and died in 2018.
- March 7, 1925
- November 16, 2018
Dec 7, 2018 · George A Cooper, the actor, who has died aged 93, first came to notice on the West End stage playing opposite Albert Finney in the comedy Billy Liar in 1960, but went on to take countless ...
Nov 16, 2018 · To avoid confusion with American actor George Cooper he used his middle initial in his stage name. His first appearance on television was in 1946. Over the next fifty years, he was a regular on the screen developing a career out of portraying slightly bumbling authoritarian characters.
