at the pub. In March 1952 he was admitted to hospital in Kettering after two weeks of hiccuping (spasms of the diaphragm). He still made sporadic cinema film appearances in minor parts, the last being in the 1963 film 80,000 Suspects, directed by Val Guest, who was a writer of many of the films that Moffatt starred in with Will Hay and Moore Marriott. Personal life and death Moffatt married Joyce Muriel Hazeldine in 1948. He died on 2 July 1965 in Bath, Somerset from heart failure at the early age of 45. His ashes were scattered in the English Channel at the village of Beer in Devon. He is survived by his three children Richard, Jayne and Chris. Tributes The Will Hay Appreciation Society was founded in 2009 by British artist Tom Marshall, and aims to preserve the legacy of Will Hay, Moore Marriott and Graham Moffatt and to bring their work to a new generation of fans. As of June 2019, the organisation has over 4200 members. The Will Hay Appreciation Society unveiled a memorial bench to Will Hay, Moore Marriott and Graham Moffatt in October 2018, in Cliddesden, Hampshire the filming location for Oh, Mr. Porter!. The bench was unveiled by Pete Waterman. Moffatt's life story was made into a short film by The Will Hay Appreciation Society which features interviews from his three children, Richard, Chris and Jayne. The film is called Graham Moffatt: Britain's Favourite Fat Boy. On 18 August 2019 The Will Hay Appreciation Society unveiled a plaque commemorating Graham Moffatt at one of the pubs he was landlord at, the Swan Inn, Braybrooke. The unveiling was attended by his children, members of the society and local villagers. Filmography A Cup of Kindness (1934) - Choirboy (uncredited) The Clairvoyant (1935) - Page Boy (uncredited) Stormy Weather (1935) - Office Boy (uncredited) All In (1936) It's Love Again (1936) - Callboy (uncredited) Where There's a Will (1936) - Willie, The Office Boy Windbag the Sailor (1936) - Albert Brown Good Morning, Boys (1937) - Albert Brown O-Kay for Sound (1937) - Albert, the page boy Gangway (1937) - Joe Doctor Syn (1937) - Jerry Jerk Oh, Mr Porter! (1937) - Albert Owd Bob (1938) - Tammas Convict 99 (1938) - Albert Brown Old Bones of the River (1938) - Albert Brown Ask a Policeman (1939) - Constable Albert Brown Cheer Boys Cheer (1939) - Albert