British actor Jake Abraham, recognized for his portrayal in Guy Ritchie’s Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels, has passed away at 56. He had been battling prostate cancer.
As detailed by The Guardian, Jake Abraham, prominent for his part in Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, succumbed at the age of 56.
Abraham disclosed his prostate cancer diagnosis earlier in July and mentioned he was undergoing palliative treatment.
Originating from Liverpool, Abraham’s notable works spanned across the 1991 Channel 4 series GBH and movies such as Mean Machine and Formula 51.
Liverpool-based theatre director and producer, Bill Elms, who collaborated with Abraham on multiple projects, conveyed to the Liverpool Echo: “Collaborating with Jake on shows like Twopence to Cross the Mersey and Lennon’s Banjo was truly a pleasure. He exuded immense talent, was an invaluable team member, and garnered immense affection from industry peers.”
Elms added, “His absence will be deeply felt. I cherish numerous heartwarming moments with Jake – his vivacity was infectious. His brave decision to share his medical condition publicly could potentially influence and even save many lives.”
Abraham’s remarkable performances have undoubtedly etched joy in the hearts of his admirers. Our heartfelt thoughts are with his loved ones during this sorrowful period.
