MILAN – British actor Alan Rickman has died at the age of 69. Born in London on February 21, 1946, he was ill with cancer. The British media reported this, citing his family. Among the most famous interpretations of him is Professor Snape of the ” Harry Potter ” saga.
. THE LIFE –lan Sidney Patrick Rickman was born in 1946 and raised in Hammersmith, a borough of London. His family belongs to the working class, his father is a painter and decorator, of half Irish and half Welsh origin. Orphaned by his father at the age of eight, thanks to a scholarship, he attended West London’s Latymer Upper School where he began acting. As a child, in addition to distinguishing himself for an amazing calligraphy, he shines for the ability to paint well with tempera. Later, as an art lover, he decides to pursue an artistic career and then enroll at the Royal College of Art which he attended from 1972 to 1974. After graduating he founded a design company based in Soho. Rickman loved acting but his artistic talents push him towards graphic design, certainly a safer occupation. “Acting school,” he said, “was not considered a wise thing to do at eighteen.” So he enrolled at Chelsea College of Art and Design and later spent a year at the Royal College of Art. It was in Chelsea that I met Rima Horton who is still her life partner today. Both were eager to continue acting in some way and so they founded an amateur company: Brook Green Players. Rima, who shares Alan’s liberal views, entered politics and remained on the Kensington and Chelsea Council for years. Both were eager to continue acting in some way and so they founded an amateur company: Brook Green Players. Rima, who shares Alan’s liberal views, entered politics and remained on the Kensington and Chelsea Council for years. Both were eager to continue acting in some way and so they founded an amateur company: Brook Green Players. Rima, who shares Alan’s liberal views, entered politics and remained on the Kensington and Chelsea Council for years.
. THE CARREER –At 26 he decides to start acting seriously and enrolled in the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art hoping for an audition. In the theater he acts in the most prestigious English companies, working in many different productions: with the Library Theater Company of Manchester he experienced light comedies and farces such as “Babes in the wood”, “Lock up your daughters” and “There’s a girl in my soup. “. In 1979 he got the part of Antonio and I play seven different roles in “Fears and Miseries of the Third Reich”. In the same year he debuted on television in a BBC production, Therese Raquin. In 1980 came “The Summer Party”, “The Devil Himself” and “Commitments”. In America he was critically acclaimed for the TV movie Doctors for Life, based on the true story of Doctor Alfred Blalock. He is also famous for playing Severus Snape in all the Harry Potter films. In 2006 he has a role in the thriller Perfume – Story of a murderer set in the eighteenth century in France, while in 2007 and in Nobel Son, where he plays the winner of a Nobel Prize in chemistry with big family problems. The following year he lends his face to Judge Turpin in the film adaptation of the musical Sweeney Todd, directed by Tim Burton; with the same visionary director, he also works on Alice in Wonderland (2010), in which he voices the Caterpillar in the original version of the film. After the last chapter of the Harry Potter saga, Rickman in 2012 takes part in the cast of The Butler and Gambit. while in 2007 and in Nobel Son, where he plays the winner of a Nobel Prize in chemistry with big family problems. The following year he lends his face to Judge Turpin in the film adaptation of the musical Sweeney Todd, directed by Tim Burton; with the same visionary director, he also works on Alice in Wonderland (2010), in which he voices the Caterpillar in the original version of the film. After the last chapter of the Harry Potter saga, Rickman in 2012 takes part in the cast of The Butler and Gambit. while in 2007 and in Nobel Son, where he plays the winner of a Nobel Prize in chemistry with big family problems. The following year he lends his face to Judge Turpin in the film adaptation of the musical Sweeney Todd, directed by Tim Burton; with the same visionary director, he also works on Alice in Wonderland (2010), in which he voices the Caterpillar in the original version of the film. After the last chapter of the Harry Potter saga, Rickman in 2012 takes part in the cast of The Butler and Gambit. in which he voices the Caterpillar in the original version of the film. After the last chapter of the Harry Potter saga, Rickman in 2012 takes part in the cast of The Butler and Gambit. in which he voices the Caterpillar in the original version of the film. After the last chapter of the Harry Potter saga, Rickman in 2012 takes part in the cast of The Butler and Gambit.
