“The Office” star Ewen MacIntosh is dead, Ricky Gervais is in mourning

The actor died in a nursing home at the age of 50. He leaves behind his parents and a brother.

Actor Ewen MacIntosh has died aged 50. He became known for his role as the stoic, taciturn accountant Keith Bishop in the hit series “The Office”, who sometimes dressed up as Ali G..

Some friends and acquaintances are now reporting on the actor’s unexpected death.

Cause of death not yet known

“It is with great sadness that we announce that our beloved comedy genius Ewen MacIntosh has died peacefully. The family thanks everyone who supported him,” said a statement from his management team, who announced his passing on Wednesday, February 21st. A special thank you also goes to the nursing home where Ewen MacIntosh spent his last time. How and when exactly he died is currently not known.

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His long-time colleague Ricky Gervais reported on the death of “The Office” actor via X: “This is very sad news. The very funny and friendly Ewen MacIntosh, known to many as Big Keith, has passed away. An absolute original. Rest in peace.”

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“I will never forget the person he really was”

Ed Scott, a long-time friend of MacIntosh, is also devastated by his sudden death. He writes in several, related X-posts: “I am completely devastated by the loss of my very good friend Ewen MacIntosh. He may have been a familiar face, known to millions of people as Keith from The Office, but I will never forget the person he really was. Ewen was so empathetic, kind and had integrity. He was just a good man. I send love to his parents Sara and Ewen Sr, his brother Colin, his family and his many friends and fans. “

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Scott added: “Thanks to the incredible care and love of the wonderful medical staff and especially the nurses, who all loved him when he put a smile on their faces. I experienced firsthand the empathy and incredible care they showed him and am forever grateful to all of them. I’m really going to miss you, buddy.”



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