Michael Gambon and Philippa Hart: the Complete Timeline of Their 20-Year Romance
By James H. Sterling
Following Gambon’s death from pneumonia at Witham’s hospital in Essex, his final financial instructions entered the public record through the Central Family Court in London. The will, executed in 2014, appointed Lady Anne and Fergus Gambon as co-executors.
The legal filing established that the gross estate inside the jurisdiction stood at £1,465,882, reduced to a net figure of roughly £1.4 million after settled debts. The document directed that if Lady Anne had predeceased her husband, the estate would pass directly to Fergus. Hart was not named anywhere in the distribution. Tom and Will Gambon, who were 17 and 15 years old at the time of their father's death, were only listed as contingent beneficiaries who would share £10,000 and two of his acting trophies if Fergus had also failed to survive him.
James Sterling reports on renewable energy developments, climate policy, ecological conservation, and green tech innovations around the globe.
