Carry On Star Julian Holloway Passes Away at 80
Sad news from the entertainment world—Julian Holloway, the British actor best known for his roles in the beloved Carry On films, has passed away at the age of 80. Holloway, who appeared in eight of the iconic comedy movies, died on February 16 after a brief illness at Royal Bournemouth Hospital.
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Born in 1944, Julian Holloway was the son of legendary My Fair Lady actor Stanley Holloway. Following in his father’s footsteps, he attended RADA and quickly made his mark in British television and film. His career took off in the 1960s, landing him roles in the Carry On series, where he starred alongside comedy greats like Kenneth Williams and Charles Hawtrey. Fans of British television will also remember him from classic shows like Porridge , The Sweeney , and The Likely Lads .
Beyond his on-screen presence, Holloway had a successful career in voice acting, particularly after moving to the United States. He voiced characters in animated series such as James Bond Jr. , Where’s Waldo? , and Star Wars: The Clone Wars . His distinctive voice and wit made him a sought-after talent in the industry.
Tributes have been pouring in from colleagues and fans. Actress Sarah Douglas, best known for her role as Ursa in Superman , described him as “the wittiest of men” and a dear friend. Author Morris Bright highlighted his ability to switch effortlessly between comedy and serious roles, showcasing his versatility as an actor.
Holloway’s personal life also drew attention—he was the father of former supermodel and author Sophie Dahl, whom he had with actress Tessa Dahl, daughter of famed writer Roald Dahl. Though he spent much of his later years in California, his legacy in British entertainment remains strong.
His passing marks the end of an era for fans of classic British comedy and television. Julian Holloway’s contributions to film and television will be fondly remembered, and his influence on the industry will live on.
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