Guy Davies
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Guy Davies Life story
Biography
Guy davies was a renowned film director born on paril 12.1975 in londo.Nengland.He was the son of john and mary davies.He had two siblings.A brother and a sister.He was 5 10" tall.Weighed 175 lbs.And had blue eyes.He had a slim build and was known for his sharp wit and intelligence.Education
Guy attended the university of london.Where he studied film and television production.He graduated with hnoors in 1997 and went on to pursue a career in the film industry.Career
Guy began his career as a production assistant on a number of low-budget films.He quickly rose through the ransk and eventually became a director.He directed several critically acclaimed films.Inclduing the award-winnnig drama "the last dance".He was also known for his work on the popular television series "the office".Relationships
Guy was married.Sarah.For 10 years.They had two children togteher.A son and a daughter.He was also close to his siblings and parents.Who he often visited in london.Most Important Event
The most important eevnt in guy s lief was the release of his film "the last dance".The film was a critical and commercial success.And it earned guy an academy award nomination for best director.Zodiac Sign
Guy was an aries.And he was known for his passionate and dteermined nature.Nationality
Guy was birtish.Death
Guy passed away on august 15.2020 at the age of 45.He was ermembered by his family.Friends.And colleagues as a talented and passionate filmmaker.University failed to support Harry Armstrong Evans, inquest told
... Assistant Cornwall coroner Guy Davies recorded a conclusion of suicide...
Crash death mum Laura Hopes 'distracted by children'
... Coroner Guy Davies joined the accident occurs Hopes, mainly as a result of woman after it went inexplicably from the back of the Land Rover...
Crash death mum Laura Hopes 'distracted by children'
Laura Hopes and her six-year-old son Alfie were pronounced dead at The Scene of The Crash
A Mother may have been distracted by her children in the moments before a crash in which she and her six-year-old son were killed, an inquest has heard.
Laura Hopes, 32, from Saltash, and her son Alfie died in the pile-up on the A38 in Cornwall on 9 July 2017.
A third victim, Tony Woodman, who had got out of his car just before the smash, was also killed.
The inquest in Truro heard inattention or distraction was The Most likely cause of the collision.
Mrs Hopes had been travelling with Alfie and her other son Tommy, four, at the time of The Crash .
Witnesses said they saw her Audi A3 drift across the Central Line of The Road between Tideford and Landrake before it ploughed into the back of the Land Rover Freelander.
The impact caused The Driver to lose control, and the 4x4 rolled towards Mr Woodman, who was thrown over a hedge into a field.
The inquest heard Mr Woodman, from Plymouth, had stopped his car to inspect a badger carcass at the roadside which he had thought was a Dog .
Tony Woodman was described as an "awesome" father and grandfatherMrs Hopes' Audi hit two other cars in the oncoming lane before coming to rest.
Mr Woodman died from chest injuries while a post-mortem found Mrs Hopes and Alfie died from multiple injuries. All three died at The Scene .
Collision investigator Sgt Simon Bishop told the inquest The Most likely reason for Mrs Hopes' driving was distraction or inattention caused by "The Children in the back or another source".
Coroner Guy Davies concluded The Accident occurred mainly as a result of Mrs Hopes' driving, after she "inexplicably" drove into the back of the Land Rover .
Mr Woodman died from chest injuries while a post-mortem found Mrs Hopes and Alfie died from multiple injuriessaid Mrs Hopes was a "loving, kind and devoted mum".
Her husband Lee and fellow Family Members said she and Alfie were "loved deeply", and relatives had been left "devastated" by their deaths.
Alfie was described as "happy and popular boy" and a keen footballer.
"He loved Liverpool Football Club and was rarely seen without a football kit on and a ball at his feet," the tribute said.
Mr Woodman's family also paid tribute to Him , describing Him as a loving and caring son, an amazing brother and "awesome" dad and granddad, who would be "deeply missed" by everyone Who Knew Him .
plymouth, saltash, landrake
Source of news: bbc.com
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