BAFTA-winning actor Lee Montague dies at 97

Lee Montague, the BAFTA-winning actor known for his roles in iconic UK TV shows such as The Sweeney and Bergerac, has passed away at the age of 97. His death was announced by the Keats Community Library, where he served as President for Life, highlighting his commitment to the community. Fellow actors, including Michael Palin and Robert Lindsay, have paid tribute to Montague, describing him as wise, empathetic, and a source of great joy on stage. Throughout his career, Montague appeared in over 30 films, including the 1952 Moulin Rouge and How I Won the War. His contributions to the arts and his influence on upcoming generations of actors were also recognized in the tributes. Montague's legacy is cherished by many in the entertainment industry and beyond.