The star, who also played two supporting roles in Doctor Who, died in the early hours of Wednesday morning (18 March), his nephew Danny Conway told the Liverpool Echo.
The Liverpool-born actor enjoyed an acting career spanning decades. He first appeared on screen in the 1960s in ITV’s anthology series Armchair Theatre.
However, it was Georgeson's appearance on the BBC's Boys from the Blackstuff in 1982 that saw him really rise to fame. The show focused on the everyday struggles of a group of Liverpool labourers on the dole in Margaret Thatcher's Britain.
Georgeson appeared twice in Doctor Who over the years, first as Kavell in Genesis of the Daleks in Tom Baker’s first season as the Doctor, and then as a detective in Logopolis, the final serial of season 18 of the show.
Christopher Eccleston has paid tribute to Georgeson by sharing a photo of the actor on his Instagram account.
A spokesperson for the Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse Theatres shared a tribute following the sad news of the star's passing, reading: "We’re deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Tom Georgeson – a much‑loved Liverpool actor whose talent, generosity and unmistakable presence shaped so many moments on our stages since he first performed with us in the 1970s.
Georgeson is survived by his wife Prim and his children Richard and Roslyn.
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