Film director Lee Tamahori has died.
Lee Tamahori is dead. AOP
New Zealand film director Lee Tamahori has died at the age of 75. The New Zealand Broadcasting Company reported on the matter RNZ.
According to the family’s statement, Tamahori died peacefully at home in the presence of his family.
by The Hollywood Reporter according to Tamahori, he had Parkinson’s disease.
Tamahori reaped success with his first directorial debut in 1994 Once warriors.
Tamahori’s most famous directorial works include the Bond film Death Wait starring Pierce Brosnan. AOP
Tamahori also directed the 2002 James Bond film Death can wait. He was seen in the role of Bond in the film Pierce Brosnanplayed by Bond girl Jinx Halle Berry. Death can wait is one of the most financially successful Bond films.
Other films directed by Tamahori include Anthony Hopkins starred On the edge (1997) and Morgan Freeman starred A deadly trick (2001).
Halle Berry, Pierce Brosnan and Lee Tamahori photographed in 2002. AOP
Tamahori will be missed by his longtime spouse Justinehis children Sam, Max, Mecha and Tanéthe spouses of their children Casey and Sea and a grandchild Cora Lee. Born in Wellington, Tamahori’s father was Maori, i.e. a native of New Zealand, and his mother was British.