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Hugh Hudson, British director of the 1981 hit film "Chariots of Fire", died Friday at the age of 86, his family said. "Hugh Hudson, 86, beloved husband and father died at Charing Cross Hospital on February 10 2023 after a short illness," his family said in a statement. Born in…

Hugh Hudson, the director of the influential 1981 film and 1982 Oscar best picture winner "Chariots of Fire," died Friday at age 86.

British filmmaker Hugh Hudson has died at 86

Nigel Havers, who starred in the 1981 film, said he was 'beyond devastated' at the news announced by the Hudson family on Friday evening.

British film director Hugh Hudson, best known for making the Oscar-winning "Chariots of Fire", died on Friday aged 86, his family said.

Director of Chariots Of Fire, Hugh Hudson, has sadly passed away in a London hospital at the age of 86 following a short illness as his family mourn the talented star

The British filmmaker is best-known for the 1981 sports drama.