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May 31, 1994 · THE ACTOR Paul Eddington yesterday revealed that he was suffering from a rare form of skin cancer after his face began to turn black and radiotherapy made some of his hair fall out.
- Tributes flow for Paul Eddington, 'a brave man and a fine actor'
Eddington, 68, died at his London home on Saturday night,...
- Eddington loses cancer fight - The Independent
The actor Paul Eddington, best known for his roles in Yes...
- Tributes flow for Paul Eddington, 'a brave man and a fine actor'
Nov 7, 1995 · Eddington, 68, died at his London home on Saturday night, surrounded by his wife, Patricia, and their four children, from a rare form of skin cancer which had disfigured his face with dark...
One more clip from Paul Eddington's last ever interview - here Paul talks very honestly about how he dealt with learning about the terminal nature of his mycosis fungoide (a rare form of...
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The actor Paul Eddington, best known for his roles in Yes Prime Minister and The Good Life, has died after losing a battle against skin cancer spanning more than 30 years.
Eddington had been diagnosed with a rare form of cancer, known as mycosis fungoides, when he was 28. The ailment was to cause his death eventually, but in the intervening four decades, Eddington and his immediate family kept his condition private.
Nov 6, 1995 · form of skin cancer, mycosis fungoides, which finally left him covered from head to foot in dark blotches and sores. He also lost his hair as a result of radiotherapy.
Nov 13, 1995 · Eddington had been suffering for years from a rare and disfiguring form of skin cancer, mycosis fungoides. The disease left his skin blotchy and covered with sores, and had led to rumors...
