The Brit lost his wife. He publicly mourns her. His heart is broken, he writes and shows a very private, close moment with her.
The British actor Richard E. Grant (“Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker”) mourns his wife Joan Washington. The 64-year-old said goodbye on Friday with a touching short video that shows him and his wife laughing while dancing.
“Our hearts are broken because of the loss of your life last night,” tweeted Grant, who was nominated for an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor (“Can You Ever Forgive Me?”) In 2018.
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“ONLY YOU! Joan – love of my life and giver of life to our daughter Olivia, ”Grant wrote. He had married Washington, from Aberdeen, Scotland, in 1986. The couple had been in a relationship for a total of 38 years. Another son comes from an earlier relationship with Washington.
Washington was involved as a language coach in several well-known films such as “Elizabeth” or “Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace”. Numerous celebrities expressed their condolences to Grant. Actress Jessica Chastain, who has worked with Washington several times, tweeted: “Joan Washington has shaped me so much, as an artist, but above all as a woman.”
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