Sellers’ comments when he appeared at the film festival to promote the film, stating that the film was not disrespectful to Peter Sellers. In 2000 he produced his last book, Sellers On Sellers, where he wrote: In the 2020 BBC Two documentary ‘’A State of Comic Ecstacy’’, Michael’s son Will said that the strained relationship between Peter and Michael, and particularly the situation with the will (greatly favouring Fredericks, which Will claimed was “the price he [Peter] paid” to get her back after a separation), “ate [Michael] up. It played upon him throughout his life... I don’t think he ever really got over how things were left with him and Peter.” Death Michael Sellers died of a heart attack, like his father. His death occurred on the 26th anniversary of his father's death. Films Mr. Topaze (1961) (aka I Like Money (USA)) as Gaston I Told You I Was Ill: The Life and Legacy of Spike Milligan (2005) (aka The Life and Legacy of Spike Milligan), as Himself This Morning (one episode, 29 September 2004), as Himself Somebody's Daughter, Somebody's Son (Episode #1.2 (2004) TV) as Himself Kelly (one episode, 20 October 2000) as Himself Books published P.S. I Love You (1981) A Hard Act to Follow (with Gary Morecambe; 1996) Sellers on Sellers (with Gary Morecambe; 2000) References External links 1954 births 2006 deaths Car restorers English male film actors English people of Portuguese-Jewish descent English writers People educated at The Hall School, Hampstead People educated at Ibstock Place School Michael