We are extremely sad to share the news of Eleanor Scoones’s death. She was a notable film producer who worked on numerous popular projects including S3x Story: Fifty Shades of Grey, British History’s Biggest Fibs with Lucy Worsley, and Dan Cruickshank: At Home with the British. She was widely acknowledged for directing Lucy Worsley docs and Who Do You Think You Are. Devastatingly, the talented film director and producer, Eleanor Scoones passed away unexpectedly and untimely as well. What happened to her or how did she die? Since her death news broke out, industry colleagues are paying her tributes and pouring in condolences to her family. Know more about Eleanor Scoones’s death in the following sections. Swipe down for details.
What Happened to Eleanor Scoones?
What was Eleanor Scoones’s age when she passed away? Reports have suggested that Eleanor Scoones died at the age of 42. Following her demise, her colleagues described her as a brilliant and incredibly funny person. She was always clear about her passion to direct. Emma Hindley of BBC Storyville editor said, “I met Eleanor on her first job as an AP. She didn’t want to go from being assistant producer to producer, which is a route a lot of women were forced into – she was always determined to be a director.” She further said what she will remember most was how funny she was. Hindley further added, “We’d often meet for lunch and she had this idiosyncratic thing where she would suddenly start crying about something if she found it moving or funny. I loved that about her.”
What was Eleanor Scoones’s cause of death? Since Eleanor Scoones died her cause of death is in the talks of the people as the director died at a premature age. Reports have claimed that Eleanor Scoones was struggling with cancer. She died of cancer. Her cause of death of cancer. She was a mother of two when passed away. The mother of two specialized in historical factual programs.
As a producer-director, she worked with Wall To Wall, Twenty Twenty, and Viacom International Studios. Her recent credits include Our Victorian Christmas (Viacom/ Channel 5), Lucy Worsley’s Royal Palace Secrets (BBC Studios/ BBC4 and PBS), episodes of BBC1’s Who Do You Think You Are (Wall To Wall) featuring Greg Davies, Lulu, Jack and Michael Whitehall, and Jodie Whittaker, and A House Through Time (Twenty Twenty/ BBC2). Stay tuned to this website for more details and further updates.
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