How old is David Hemmings?

62 years (1941–2003)
David Hemmings/Age at death
UK actor David Hemmings, best known as the fashion photographer in Michelangelo Antonioni’s classic portrait of Swinging London, Blow-up, has died aged 62.

What did David Hemmings die of?

Heart attack
David Hemmings/Cause of death

What happened David Hemmings?

David Hemmings died of a heart attack on December 3, 2003, in Bucharest, Romania, on the set of Blessed (2004), after playing his scenes for the day. He was 62 years old.

Where did David Hemmings live?

Death. Hemmings died at age 62 of a heart attack, in Bucharest, Romania, on the film set of Blessed (working title: Samantha’s Child) after he had performed his scenes for the day. His funeral was held at St Peter’s Church, in the hamlet of Blacklands near Calne, Wiltshire, where he had resided in his final years.

How tall is David Hemmings?

5′ 8″
David Hemmings/Height

Who was David Hemmings married to?

Lucy Williamsm. 2002–2003
Prudence de Casembrootm. 1976–1997Gayle Hunnicuttm. 1968–1975Genista Ouvrym. 1960–1967
David Hemmings/Spouse
He is survived by his wife Lucy; a daughter Deborah by his first marriage to Genista Ouvry; a son Nolan by his marriage to Gayle Hunnicutt; and four children, George, Edward, Charlotte and William, by his third marriage, to Prudence J de Casembroot.

How much did Oliver Reed drink the night he died?

On his last night, Oliver Reed downed over eight pints of lager, twelve double rums and half a bottle of whiskey, won an arm-wrestling content against many members of the British Royal Navy crew, HMS Cumberland, and insisted on paying for the entire round.

What does Proximo say when he dies?

Proximo : Marcus Aurelius is dead, Maximus. We mortals are but shadows and dust. Shadows and dust, Maximus!

Was Oliver Reed really drunk?

And he was an astonishingly aggressive drunk, picking fights and arm-wrestling competitions, drinking vast amounts of alcohol just to prove he could still function thereafter, endangering himself and those around him by initiating crazy “pranks.” Reed seems to have felt most authentic when adrenalin met alcohol within …

Who said Death smiles at us all?

Marcus Aurelius
Quote by Marcus Aurelius: “Death smiles at us all; all we can do is smile …”

What were Proximo’s last words?

Proximo : Ha! Proximo : Ultimately, we’re all dead men. Sadly, we cannot choose how but, what we can decide is how we meet that end, in order that we are remembered, as men.

Did Oliver Reed own a pub?

Reed was a pub man until he died. In, umm, a pub, where he had been “drinking on the floor”. (It’s now known as Ollie’s Last Pub.) He was a regular at the White Horse Hotel in Dorking, Surrey, and the Duke of Hamilton in Hampstead, and created a crawl of the eight pubs around Wimbledon Common.