Raphael Coleman dead at 25
Raphael Coleman, a beloved child actor in the 2005 movie Nanny McPhee starring Emma Thompson, has died aged 25 after fatally collapsing while on a run. Coleman pursued zoology in his youth and became a member of the environmental activist movement Extinction Rebellion. According to Coleman's mother, he passed out during the trip due to existing health problems and could not be resuscitated in time.
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Emmy winning musician Adam Schlesinger dies due to the coronavirus
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Larry David urges people to stay home
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