Comedian Tony Slattery Dies at Age 65

Tony Slattery, the beloved actor and comedian known for his work on Channel 4's 'Whose Line Is It Anyway?' and various comedy shows, has passed away at the age of 65 following a heart attack. His partner, Mark Michael Hutchinson, confirmed the news in a heartfelt statement. Born in 1959, Slattery was a prominent figure in British comedy, having been a former president of the Cambridge Footlights and recently touring with a comedy show. He was scheduled to perform in Norwich and St Helens in the coming weeks, highlighting his ongoing connection to the comedy scene. Slattery was also known for openly discussing his struggles with bipolar disorder and his personal life, which included a long-term partnership with Hutchinson. Tributes have poured in, acknowledging his extraordinary talent and contributions to theatre and television.