Overview
- He died peacefully on July 4 at St John’s Hospice in North London after a brief illness
- His agency described him as a “much-loved friend and client” whose dedication won respect from fellow performers
- Killick’s notable screen roles included the Mess President in season five of The Crown and a pathologist alongside David Jason in A Touch of Frost
- He was a long-time member of the Royal Shakespeare Company and appeared at the National Theatre in plays such as The Crucible and The Importance of Being Earnest
- He helped establish London’s first permanent children’s theatre company and lent his voice to audio dramas including Doctor Who: The Lost Stories