Samantha Davis, the wife of Willow star Warwick Davis who appeared alongside her husband in various films and co-founded with him the charity Little People UK for the dwarfism community ...

Warwick Davis' wife Samantha died just hours before she was ... She explained that Mrs Davis had achondroplasia, a form of dwarfism, which was 'complicated by very severe spinal problems' and ...

Samantha Davis, the wife of Harry Potter and Star Wars ... was the co-founder of dwarfism charity Little People UK. Warwick, 54, said Samantha’s death “has left a huge hole in our lives ...

Samantha Davis, the actress and wife of Warwick Davis ... a bone growth disorder which results in dwarfism, that was “complicated by very severe spinal problems” requiring multiple surgeries ...

Samantha Davis, founder of dwarfism charity Little People UK and wife of Harry Potter star Warwick Davis, has died at the age of 53. In a statement, the actor paid tribute to his "favourite human ...

Samantha Davis, who was also an actress ... has already had a huge impact on young people in the dwarfism community, and will continue to support families all over the UK moving forwards.

Davis is known for his roles as Wicket ... has offered "friendship and support to people with dwarfism" since 2012. Warwick and Samantha met on the 1988 movie "Willow," and they married in 1991.

Samantha Davis, who was an actor herself and met her ... co-founded Willow Management in 1995 with the aim of changing the way people with dwarfism were represented on screen.

Warwick Davis and his children have begun the ... sepsis after undergoing decompression surgery on her spine. Samantha, founder of dwarfism charity Little People UK, said a few years ago: "We ...

He also co-founded the charity Little People UK with his late wife, Samantha ... build a positive future for people with dwarfism. Alongside this, Davis founded the Reduced Height Theatre Company ...

Samantha Davis, who was also an actress ... has already had a huge impact on young people in the dwarfism community, and will continue to support families all over the UK moving forwards.