The 1970s sitcom star passed away over the weekend, according to a statement his good friend and agent, Thomas Bowington, shared with BBC on Tuesday, Feb. 4.
While honoring Murphy's "talent and humanity," Bowington told the outlet that the "joyful and profoundly good-hearted man" died on Sunday, Feb. 2, at his home in Kent, England.
He went on to make several TV appearances—including Baker's Half-Dozen (1967), and Sez Les (1969-1976)—before becoming a small screen regular, starring in ITV's Man About the House (1973-1976) as George Roper, its spinoff George & Mildred (1976-1979), BBC's Lame Ducks (1984-1985) and the network's long-running sitcom Last of the Summer Wine (2003-2010).
My love for you will never die. RIP sweetheart pic.twitter.com/nVVfJ0bJ6J
— Linda Regan (@Linda_Regan) February 4, 2025His grandson, playwright Martin Murphy, also paid tribute, sharing a sweet photo on his social media alongside a sweet statement reflecting on how the late actor was "a real inspiration to me as a kid growing up."
Very sad that my lovely granddad Brian Murphy passed away this weekend. He was a real inspiration to me as a kid growing up. It was a privilege to have one of Britain’s finest ever actors as a grandfather and it’s truly touching to see how many people loved his work. Miss u x pic.twitter.com/ZNenAKXlXL
— Martin Murphy ? (@TheMartinMurphy) February 4, 2025Next: Remembering the Stars and Legends We've Lost in 2025
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