The beloved British sitcom “The Good Life,” which aired from 1975 to 1978, continues to hold a special place in the hearts of viewers. With its charming humor and unforgettable characters, the show has left an indelible mark on British television. However, as time marches on, many of the talented actors who brought these iconic roles to life have sadly passed away. In a poignant tribute, we remember 36 cast members who have left us, celebrating their contributions and the joy they brought to millions.

Among them, Moira Fraser, who played the sophisticated Felicity, captivated audiences with her elegance and wit. She passed away in 2009 at the age of 86. Michael Morris, known for his vibrant portrayal of Michelangelo Lombardi, also left a lasting impression before his death in 1996 at 71. Another notable loss is Richard Briers, who played the optimistic Tom Good, a character dedicated to self-sufficiency, who died in 2013 at 79.

The show featured a range of memorable characters, including Angela Thorne’s aristocratic Lady Georgette and Penelope Keith’s snobbish yet endearing Margot Leadbetter, both of whom showcased the contrasts of British suburban life. Keith, still active in her career, continues to be celebrated for her role.

Others like Tony Selby, who portrayed Sam, and the ever-reliable character actor Ray Mort, added layers of humor and realism to the series, passing away in 2021 and 1994, respectively. Their performances, along with those of many others, contributed to the show’s legacy, highlighting the complexities of traditional and modern British life.

As we reflect on these talented individuals, we remember not just their roles, but the laughter and warmth they shared through their performances, ensuring that “The Good Life” remains a cherished part of television history.