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The statement continued: "Those who knew Michael will know he was full of love, laughs and happiness. He adored meeting his fans all over the world "His family and friends would appreciate privacy at this time."
The British actor is best known for playing antiques expert James Turner in the BBC sitcom Only Fools and Horses.
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