Actor Brian McCardie's cause of death and funeral arrangements have been officially announced.

Death at 59, on April 28.

May 19th 2024.

Actor Brian McCardie's cause of death and funeral arrangements have been officially announced.
The entertainment world was shaken by the sudden death of beloved actor Brian McCardie on April 28 at the age of 59. His cause of death was kept under wraps for weeks, but now it has been revealed to be an aortic dissection, a rare and deadly condition. McCardie was most well-known for his role as mafia boss John Thomas 'Tommy' Hunter in the hit series Line of Duty, where he starred alongside the likes of Vicky McClure and Martin Compston.

McCardie's passing was first announced by his sister Sarah on April 30, two days after his death. She has since released a further statement, expressing her gratitude for the overwhelming support from fans and announcing that his funeral will be held on Thursday. She also revealed that there will be links available for those who cannot attend in person.

The actor's death was a result of an aortic dissection, which caused sudden and intense pain leading to his passing. An aortic dissection occurs when the weakened wall of the aorta tears, and it is a condition that is both rare and deadly. McCardie's funeral will be held at St Mary's Church followed by a service at Holytown Crematorium, where his life will be celebrated before he takes his final bow.

In her message, Sarah also mentioned that McCardie's love for acting was evident in his work, and he had touched many lives with his talent. She asked everyone to remember him in their thoughts and expressed her family's love for him. Tributes poured in for the late actor, with many remembering his iconic role as Tommy Hunter in Line of Duty. The show's official Twitter account also paid tribute to McCardie, stating that they were deeply saddened by his passing and honored to have worked with him.

Aside from his role in Line of Duty, McCardie also appeared in an episode of Outlander as Sir Marcus MacRannoch. His other acting credits included roles in Irvine Welsh's Filth and the thriller Low Winter Sun. He also starred in the 2021 BBC prison drama Time alongside Sean Bean. Before his passing, McCardie had joined the cast of the Outlander prequel, Blood of My Blood.

The entertainment industry has lost a talented and passionate actor, and his presence will be deeply missed. If you have a celebrity story, video, or pictures you'd like to share, you can get in touch with the entertainment team at The Agency. They can be reached by email, phone, or through the Submit Stuff page on their website. The team is always eager to hear from you.

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