British actor, Leslie Phillips, died after a long illness, at his home in London, on 7 November, at the age of 98.
During his almost 75-year career, Leslie Phillips has appeared in more than 170 films and TV shows.
He was best known for his roles, in the Carry On, and Doctor in the House, film series.
To younger fans he was known, as the voice of the Sorting Hat, in Harry Potter films.
He also appeared in films, such as Lara Croft Tomb Raider, Empire of the Sun, and Don't Just Lie There, Say Something.
In 1998, Leslie Phillips was appointed Officer of the Order of the British Empire. In 2008, he was promoted to Commander of the Order of the British Empire.
American actor, Andrew Prine, passed away on October 31, at age 86. He was best known for his roles, as Alex McSween, in the 1970 Western film, Chisum. and Andy Guthrie, on the NBC Western television series, Wide Country.
The Emmy-winning actor, Leslie Jordan, died in a car crash in Hollywood, on October 24. He was 67. Leslie Jordan, was best known for his roles, in TV shows, such as Will & Grace, Call Me Kat, Living the Dream, and Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman.
Canadian actor, Michael Kopsa, died of complications from a brain tumor, on October 23, at age 66. He had more than 200 acting credits. He has appeared in films and TV series, such as The X-Files, Apollo 18, Countdown, The Dead Zone, Psych, Watchmen, and Chronicle Mysteries.
English actor, Bill Treacher, passed away on November 5, at the age of 92. He was best known for his role, as Arthur Fowler, in EastEnders. He appeared in the first episode in February 1985, and played until 1996.
British actor, Tom Owen, died of natural causes, on November 8, at age 73. He was best known for his role, as Tom Simmonite, in the popular long-running BBC sitcom, Last of the Summer Wine.
He played Tom Simmonite for 10 years.
American character actor, Ron Masak, best known for portraying, Sheriff Mort Metzger, in the last eight seasons of the television series, Murder, She Wrote, died on October 20, at age 86.
German actor, Ralf Wolter, passed away on October 14, at the age of 95.
During his career he has appeared in nearly 220 films and TV shows.
He appeared in American films, Cabaret, and One Two Three.

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