The Hazard Mouse author Brian Trueman has died aged 92, his consultant confirmed to the PA information company.
His son Jonathan Trueman introduced the demise of his father in a Fb submit, saying stated he died in Stepping Hill hospital in Stockport on Sunday evening “after a brief sickness”.
“In the event you knew him, we’re positive you’ll respect that he wouldn’t need a sentimental tribute right here,” he stated.
“However we’re equally positive that, should you knew him, you’ll know simply how a lot he’ll be missed.”
Trueman spent 20 years at Granada TV and whereas there he wrote and offered the TV sequence Cinema and conceived, produced, wrote and offered Home For The Future.
Nonetheless, he was finest recognized for his work writing for animation firm Cosgrove Corridor Movies, notably Chorlton and the Wheelies, a few of the scripts for Depend Duckula, and the unique Hazard Mouse episodes, which had been voiced by Sir David Jason.
Cosgrove Corridor Movies Archive paid tribute to Trueman on Instagram, saying: “We’re very unhappy to listen to of the passing of Brian Trueman.
“For a few years Brian labored for Cosgrove Corridor Movies as author, voice actor and narrator.
“Brian’s writing and humour had the distinctive capability to enchantment to each adults and kids, which contributed to the success of Cosgrove Corridor sequence comparable to Hazard Mouse, The Wind within the Willows, Jamie and the Magic Torch.
“Brian was born domestically, and he was at all times completely happy to share tales of his profession, even in later life.
“He spoke at our Puppet Masters convention a few years in the past.
“Our ideas are along with his household this week as we keep in mind what a legend he was.”
Trueman’s son Ben posted to X: “We’re completely blown away and deeply moved by the type and affectionate messages right here.
“It’s actually fantastic to know that he and his work are remembered fondly. Thanks, all.”
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