This April 30 would be Alan Rickman’s 76th birthday the British actor whom we met for playing the beloved and feared Professor Severus Snape in the saga of Harry Potter. Something that Google knows, because it paid a very nice tribute to it.
Surely if they already went to search for anything on Google they noticed it, but if it was not the case then We tell you about the Doodle that the search engine put up to celebrate the 76th anniversary of Alan Rickmanwho passed away in January 2016.
This April 30 would have been Alan Rickman’s 79th birthday
Although Alan Rickman participated in several plays, he also stood out in other films such as Die Hard (1988), Robin Hood, Prince of Thieves (1992), Love Actually (2003) y Sweeney Todd (2007). Although his role as Severus Snape led him to be loved by a large community of fans.
“Throughout his career, Rickman received numerous nominations and awards as an actor and He even directed three plays and two movies.“Google mentioned in a statement about the Doodle they put in honor of Alan Rickman.
Google celebrated Alan Rickman’s anniversary with a Doodle
“He is remembered for his iconic on-screen roles, his philanthropy, and his kind and sensitive nature off-screen”the company pointed out about its decision to put the actor who died in 2016 from pancreatic cancer that he suffered for several years.
Alan Rickman was born in Hammersmith, London in 1946. Throughout his life he not only became known for being a film, TV and theater actor, but also – and as Google mentioned – served as director on the tape the winter guest (1997) y A Little Chaos (2014).
Alan Rickman was Professor Severus Snape in Harry Potter
However, it is true that the role of Severus Snape in the Harry Potter saga (from 2001 to 2011) made him one of the most beloved characters in the saga. All despite the fact that at first he was painted as one of the villains in the story of the young wizard.
There is no doubt that the years go by and the British actor is remembered by many fans of the cinema and especially of the Harry Potter saga. What do you think about the tribute that Google paid to the late actor on what would have been his 76th birthday?
