New Zealand actors who deceased in 2013
Here are 2 famous actors from New Zealand died in 2013:
Paul Holmes
Paul Holmes (April 29, 1950 Hawke's Bay-February 1, 2013 Pukehou) also known as Paul Scott Holmes, Sir Paul Scott Holmes or Holmes, Paul was a New Zealand journalist and actor. His children are called Reuben Holmes and Millie Elder-Holmes.
Holmes started his career in journalism in the late 1970s as a police reporter for Radio New Zealand. He soon became known for his tough and persistent questioning style, which earned him a reputation as one of New Zealand's top interviewers. He went on to work for various media organizations, including TVNZ, Newstalk ZB, and the New Zealand Herald.
Holmes was also known for his acting work, which included roles in several New Zealand films and TV shows. He was awarded a Knighthood in the New Zealand Order of Merit for his services to broadcasting and the community in 2013, just before his death from a heart attack. Holmes was widely regarded as one of New Zealand's most influential broadcasters and journalists, and his legacy continues to be felt in the country's media landscape today.
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Walter Brown
Walter Brown (February 9, 1927 Auckland-October 31, 2013 Deloraine) a.k.a. Ian Walter Brown or Walt Brown was a New Zealand actor.
Brown began his career as a radio broadcaster before transitioning to acting. He acted in several television shows and films throughout his career, some of his most notable works include the television show "Close to Home" and the film "Goodbye Pork Pie". He was also involved in the production of many plays and musicals. Brown was known for his versatility as an actor and his ability to play a range of characters. In addition to his acting career, Brown was also a respected acting teacher and mentor, training many aspiring actors during his lifetime. He was honored for his contributions to the entertainment industry with a Member of the Order of New Zealand in 1995.
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