Sybil Christopher obituary

Welsh-born actor and Richard Burton's first wife, she moved to the US after their split and co-founded a famous New York disco

Armando Trovajoli obituary

Italian composer of film scores and musicals

Italian director whose 1966 film A Bullet for the General, set in revolutionary Mexico, began a wave of 'tortilla westerns'

Animator of Henry's Cat and Roobarb, he won an Oscar for his short film Great

Keith Learner writes: I met Bob Godfrey in 1952 when I joined the William Larkin studio in Mayfair

Western authority on the culture of Japan, his adopted homeland

Other lives: Music-hall entertainer who performed as Anita Lowe and was nicknamed The Mighty Atome

Award-winning film editor who had an instinctive feel for pace, rhythm and nuance

Photographer celebrated for his informal portraits of artists, actors and musicians

Jazz trumpeter with the Chris Barber band whose playing style was described as 'high-spirited, crisp and clear'

Actor who starred as the troubled pupil in Tea and Sympathy on stage and screen

Actor best known for his role as the rugged and handsome captain in The Onedin Line

Lead singer with the Troggs, best known for their hits Wild Thing and Love Is All Around

American composer who created 'conduction', a fusion of conducting and improvisation

Other lives: Arts administrator who helped create Swindon council's reputation for public art