Sad day for the fan community of actor Vicent Friell. As revealed by his agent, the actor has died at the age of 64. The artist, known among other works for his acclaimed participation in the film directed by Danny Boyle and starring Ewan McGregor Trainspotting, would have died by surprise, since it has caused a great shock to followers, colleagues and friends. However, the reasons for death are still unknown.
The Scottish artist was not known to have any serious illness, so different rumors have begun to circulate online about whether the man has died due to an accident or some type of unexpected health problem (heart attack, stroke, etc.) .
Different figures and personalities from the world of cinema and entertainment have dedicated a few words to the deceased on social networks. Former radio host Ronnie McGhie expressed his surprise and sadness at the news: "I am totally shocked to learn that Scottish actor Vincent Friell has passed away. He was on many shows, but will be remembered for his performance in the film Restless Natives. One wonderful movie. My thoughts are with his family and friends Vincent, you will be missed.''
For his part, director Carter Ferguson, who had the opportunity to work with Friell, has published on What a charming, funny, talented guy. He joined us in my feature film Fast Romance. An homage in many ways to films like Restless Natives, for which he was so famous. What a legend. He rest in peace.'
Dozens of fans have dedicated beautiful words to the memory of the actor on social networks such as X or Instagram: ''Vincent Friell has passed away. Restless Natives is one of the best movies ever made. It's a shame'', ''Dear Vincent Friell, you were great. Funny as anyone and a really smart actor. What a loss!'', ''Very sad to hear of the death of Vincent Friell'', etc.
Although he worked on many successful projects throughout his life, the deceased managed to gain a large following of fans after starring in the 1985 Scottish comedy film Restless Natives.
Friell starred alongside Joe Mullaney in an exciting and fun story in which two young people decide to end their boring lives and become 'urban bandits'. To this day, many still remember the young people dressed in two masks (one of a werewolf and the other of a clown) and their Suzuki GP 125 motorcycle.
