Friday Night Dinner actor, Harry Landis dies at age of 90


On Monday, September 12, it was announced that Harry Landis, known for his role as Mr. Morris in the Channel 4 comedy Friday Night Dinner, has passed away at the age of 90. The news was confirmed by his agent in a heartfelt post on Facebook.

A statement on social media expressed the sadness at the loss of the talented actor, acknowledging his remarkable career and the impact he made as Mr. Morris in Friday Night Dinner. Tracy-Ann Oberman, who worked with Landis on the show, led the tributes on Twitter.

Landis began his acting career at the age of 15 and achieved early success after graduating from drama school. His first television appearance was in 1955 in the pilot episode of Dixon of Dock Green, and he continued to land roles in various shows over the years, including Minder, EastEnders, Goodnight Sweetheart, and Casualty.

In addition to his acting career, Landis also pursued directing and was involved in numerous theatrical productions. He directed plays at the Unity Theatre and served as the artistic director of the Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury, overseeing the production of around 40 plays.


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