Kenneth Colley, best known for his roles in the Star Wars films and Monty Python's Life of Brian, passed away last June at the age of 87. Recently, it was revealed that part of his estate, valued at approximately £734,408, has been allocated to a home for cats, highlighting his generosity and love for animals. Alongside the donations to the cat charity, the will specifies that substantial sums have also been left to his sister and close friends.

The bulk of Colley's estate, which was ultimately reduced to a net amount of £726,004, has been carefully distributed according to his final wishes. His sister, Michelle, will inherit his property located in Hythe, while other close individuals and several charitable organizations will also benefit from his legacy. One significant donation of £10,000 was reported to have been made to Katherine Slater of London, demonstrating Colley's thoughtfulness toward his loved ones.

Colley's legacy extends beyond his contributions to film and theater; his will showcases his compassion and commitment to the welfare of animals. By leaving a part of his estate to a cat charity, he not only ensures support for the animals he cared about but also sheds light on the importance of animal welfare in society. This gesture reminds fans of the actor's enduring charm and character, even after his passing.