Obituary of Eddie Marsan

Eddie Marsan

Eddie Marsan (born June 9th, 1968 in Stepney, England) was a Film Actor who was best known for being his appearance in the move "Happy-Go-Lucky". Eddie died on December 6th, 2022 (TBV) and his death was possibly because of an unfortunate automobile crash.

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Eddie Marsan Biography Wiki:

Is He Dead or Alive: Still Alive
Full Name: Marsan, Eddie
Common Name: Eddie Marsan
Gender: Male
Preferred Gender Pronoun: he/him
Birthplace: Stepney, England
Birth Date: June 09, 1968
Age: 54
Also Known As: Ed
Occupation: Film Actor

Nationality: British
Favorite Food: Breyers Ice Cream
Favorite Color: Navy (See all his faves at Hot-Forum)

Eddie's Family Tree

Birth Name: Edward Maurice Charles Marsan
Father:
Mother:
Spouse/Partner:

Janine Schneider (married 2002-present)

Son(s):

Four

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Death Notice:

Date: Still Alive,
Place: Unknown
Cause of Death: Not Dead/Deceased

Category Tags:

Film Actor British Born on June 9th Born in 1968

Quotable Quotes:

"Number one is just to gain a passion for running. To love the morning, to love the trail, to love the pace on the track. And if some kid gets really good at it, that's cool too."

"Marsan is a humanist and that's not a bad thing."

"If life were predictable it would cease to be life, and be without flavor."

"We are what we repeatedly do; excellence, then, is not an act but a habit."

"I sometimes think if I had gone to Oxford or Cambridge and looked like a handsome young guy who could be in an Evelyn Waugh novel or something, I'd be a massive movie star. But there's a longevity to what I do. It's more reliable. Someone isn't deciding that I'm the next big thing. Because if they're deciding I'm the next big thing, they can decide that someone else is the next big thing." (IMDB)

"Let us therefore brace ourselves to our duties, and so bear ourselves that, if the British Empire and its Commonwealth last for a thousand years, men will still say: This was their finest hour."

Is Mr. Eddie Marsan still alive? According to our unconfirmed records, he has not passed away.