Oscar
winning
actor-director
Richard
Attenborough
who
is
best
known
for
Gandhi
and
Jurassic
Park
died
on
August
24
at
the
age
of
90.
Richard
who
was
best
known
as
'Dickie
Darling'
presided
over
six
decades
of
British
film
making
both
as
an
actor
and
director.
Richard's
son
Michael
Attenborough
informed
about
his
father
death.
Richard
who
was
90
was
facing
health
issues
with
ageing.
Prime
Minister
David
Cameron
expressed
his
grief
over
the
loss
of
a
legend
on
Twitter.
"One
of
the
greats
of
cinema":
"His
acting
in
Brighton
Rock
was
brilliant,
his
directing
of
Gandhi
was
stunning," said
David
Cameron
in
a
statement.
His
acting
in
"Brighton
Rock"
was
brilliant,
his
directing
of
"Gandhi"
was
stunning
-
Richard
Attenborough
was
one
of
the
greats
of
cinema.
Richard
made
his
acting
debut
with
In
Which
We
Serve
which
was
based
on
1942
World
War
II.
A
Bridge
Too
Far,
A
Chorus
Line,
Cry
Freedom,
'Chaplin,
The
Great
Escape
and
Shadowlands
are
some
of
his
best
creations.
Richard
was
suffering
from
health
issues
since
2008
and
he
spent
his
last
few
years
with
wife
at
a
nursing
home.