Laurie Webb, the Welsh actor long associated with Doctor Who, has died at the age of 101. Webb was known for his appearance in the 1972 television serial The Three Doctors and had been recognised as the oldest living person associated with the Doctor Who franchise.
Career and Doctor Who appearance
Webb appeared in the 1972 serial “The Three Doctors.” He was identified in reports as a Welsh actor and as a member of the extended Doctor Who family through that appearance.
Death, legacy and tributes
The available report confirms Webb died aged 101. He had inherited the informal title of “oldest living Doctor Who star” following the death of Arnold Yarrow in 2024, who was 104. No further details on the date or place of death were provided in the source material.
Fans and members of the Doctor Who community noted his connection to the series. Tributes acknowledged his place in the programmes long history and his status among the franchises oldest associated performers.
About the source
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