September 3rd 2024.
The entertainment world was saddened by the news of the passing of Brian Trueman, a beloved writer and voice actor for the popular children's TV show Danger Mouse. He was 92 years old and had a long and successful career in television and radio. Trueman's son, Ben Trueman, took to social media to announce his father's death and described him as an "absolute gentleman."
Ben shared some details about his father's life and career, including his work on shows like Children's Hour, Clitheroe Kid, Scene at 6.30, and many more. He also mentioned that Trueman was best known for his work on Danger Mouse, Duckula, Jamie and the Magic Torch, Cockleshell Bay, and Chorlton and the Wheelies. Ben fondly remembered his father as a clever, funny, and loving man who will be deeply missed by everyone who knew him.
Trueman's passing was not only felt by his family and friends, but also by the many people who had the pleasure of working with him or enjoying his work. Many paid tribute to him on social media, including writer Bob Fischer, who had the chance to interview Trueman on his radio show. Fischer remembered him as a great presenter and writer, and shared that Trueman even did the voice of Stiletto the crow for them.
Gordon Burns, a former BBC presenter, also shared his condolences on Twitter. He recalled working with Trueman in the early days of Granada Reports and described him as the "loveliest, friendliest, and wisest of colleagues." Burns also mentioned Trueman's dry sense of humor, and how he will be dearly missed.
Steve Henderson from the Manchester Animation Festival paid tribute to Trueman's contribution to the world of animation. He described him as a "Titan of telly" and credited him for brightening the lives of many through his work on shows like Danger Mouse and Duckula.
Trueman's impressive resume included not only animated shows, but also live-action TV programs like The Treacle People, Budgie the Little Helicopter, The Adventures of Spot, and Truckers. His work has brought joy to millions of children, including one person on Twitter who expressed their gratitude for his role in shaping their childhood.
As news of Trueman's death spread, more and more people shared their memories and appreciation for his work. Some recalled watching his shows during simpler times, while others thanked him for making them happy. Sam Clifford, a fan of many of Trueman's shows, was saddened beyond words by his passing and expressed how he will be missed.
Louis Barfe summed up the sentiments of many when he said that Trueman had a huge impact on his childhood and that he will be dearly missed. His calm and warm presence on screen will always be remembered, along with his ability to infuse a little bit of anarchy into his work.
If you have a celebrity story, video, or pictures to share, the entertainment team at The Agency would love to hear from you. You can reach us by email, phone, or by visiting our Submit Stuff page. Let's remember Brian Trueman for the incredible talent and joy he brought to our lives through his work.
[This article has been trending online recently and has been generated with AI. Your feed is customized.]
