News about Bill Treacher

According to probate office Bill Treacher, who is best known for portraying Arthur Fowler in Eastenders, made sure his family was well looked after after his death. Katherine Kessey, a retired Australian actress (pictured left with Mr Treacher), 77, Jamie and Sophie (inset), and her grandchildren will all be able to share the inherited wealth of £504,676.1. His family characterized him as "a brilliant actor and a wonderful husband and father, as well as a very human being" after his death. Mr Treacher portrayed the Fowler family's allotment-loving patriarch, played by Wendy Richard, on television.

Bill Treacher, the late EastEnders actor, has left a £500,000 estate to his wife and family. Arthur Fowler, one of the soap's original cast members, died last year at the age of 92. He appeared on the BBC soap from 1985 to 1996 before moving to Suffolk with his partner, Australian actress Katherine Kessey and his two children.

On Tuesday, EastEnders fans mourned the death of Bill Treacher, a legend in EastEnders, after he died at the age of 92. MailOnline examined the other original EastEnders stars who appeared alongside Bill Fowler on the BBC soap from 1985 to 1996, one of the first people to be cast in the series - and how soap enthusiasts remembered him. However, there were two other original cast members who made their appearance in 1985's debut episode, dogs Roly and Willy.

Bill Treacher (pictured on EastEnders) had an illuminating ability to light up a room and a twinkle in his eye when he was getting into mischief, according to his co-stars in an affecting tribute to the late veteran actor's 92th birthday. Katherine Kessey, Treacher's Australian actress, as well as two children Sophie and Jamie, announced in a touching tribute that he died on Saturday night after a steady decline in his health. The legacy he leaves behind on the small screen was abundantly clear on Tuesday, as his co-stars and contemporaries led public tributes to the 'amazing actor' and 'utter professional'. Ms Kessey and their children Sophie and Jamie, Treacher, were much more than a 'brilliant actor.' In a joint statement, they said he was 'a wonderful husband and father, as well as a very good human being.' He'll be greatly missed.'

Fans of EastEnders were mourning the death of Bill Treacher, a legend in the EastEnders, who died on Tuesday at the age of 92. Arthur Fowler, the actor, appeared on the BBC soap from 1985 to 1996, and he was one of the first people to be cast in the film, making a debut in the 1983 episode. Following his death on Saturday, his family revealed that the TV actor's health had been declining for some time," adding that Bill 'would be greatly missed.'

Katherine Kessey (left), along with two children Sophie and Jamie (bottom right), told Mr Treacher's health,'that had been depleting for some time.' Mr Treacher died on Saturday evening, according to his family. The 92-year-old was the first actor to be cast in EastEnders and appeared in the pilot episode in February 1985. He appeared on television for 11 years, alongside on-screen wife Wendy Richard (centre), making him the eighth-longest serving actor in the program's history. He said the grueling schedule and long working hours on set (top right) were adversely affecting his health, and doctors warned that if he didn't start lowering more, it would kill him.' In 2015, he announced that he had been diagnosed with ataxia, a degenerative disease that stops coordination and walking. Former coworkers and cast members have come together to pay their respects to the veteran actor's 'for his charisma, sense of humor, and smile that lit up a room.'