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Peppa Pig voice actor David Graham has died at the age of 99.
He is best known for his voice as Grandpa Pig in the popular children’s television series, but also played the voice actor of Aloysius Parker – the butler in 1960s Thunderbirds. He also appeared in the iconic sequels.
Gerry Anderson, creator of Thunderbirds, wrote the following about Taking to X: “We are deeply saddened to confirm that the legendary David Graham has passed away.
“The voice of Parker, Gordon Tracy, Brains and so many more. David was always a great friend to us here at Anderson Entertainment. We will miss you terribly, David. Our thoughts are with David’s friends and family.”
The cause of death has not been released.
David’s distinctive Cockney accent and loyal yet mischievous nature became one of the series’ most beloved elements.
Peppa Pig voice actor David Graham has reportedly died at the age of 99
The star was best known for his voice as Grandpa Pig on the popular children’s television show
Although Graham is best known for his voice work, he has also appeared on screen in several British television series. He has had roles in dramas, comedies and crime series such as The Saint and The Avengers.
He was also used in the 1960s and 1970s as the voice behind the evil Daleks in Doctor Who.
Before his most iconic role as Grandpa Pig, his TV character was married to Granny Pig and was the father of Mummy Pig and Aunt Dottie.
David continued to work into old age.
He reprised his role as Parker in Thurderbirds, the CGI-animated reboot of the classic series that premiered in 2015.
His continued involvement in production after several decades underscores the enduring impact of his iconic characters.
Following the announcement of his death, online tributes and condolences poured in.
A fan wrote the following about X: ‘
Graham was also a member of Lawrence Olivier’s company at the National Theatre.
He also played the voice actor of Aloysius Parker – the butler in 1960s Thunderbirds. He also appeared in the iconic film sequels
He was also used in the 1960s and 70s as the voice behind the evil Daleks in Doctor Who
His successful career also included providing the voices of Wise Old Elf and Mr Gnome for Ben & Holly’s Little Kingdom, which aired in the UK on Channel 5.
He also made brief appearances in ITV’s Coronation Street, The Bill and London’s Burning and the BBC dramas Doctors and Casualty.
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