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A respected movie places manager who labored on the Harry Potter and Pirates of the Caribbean films took his very own lifestyles at a 5 big name motel at the same time as combating depression, an inquest heard.

Michael Harm, 51, changed into located dead within the bathtub in a collection at the plush Landmark Hotel in Marylebone, important London, the listening to was informed.

Mr Harm had posted a suicide notice to his companion, Vishal Raghuvanshi, at their home the day earlier than, the inquest heard.

A respected movie places supervisor who labored on the Harry Potter (pictured) and Pirates of the Caribbean took his very own lifestyles at a 5 star motel while combating depression, an inquest heard

Mr Raghuvanshi called the police who finished a welfare check on the inn simply after 3pm on January 19 this 12 months, Westminster Coroners Court turned into instructed.

Mr Harm's frame turned into observed in the rest room with a ligature round his neck...He turned into said useless on the scene by using paramedics.

Mr Harm, who was born inside the Netherlands, came to the United Kingdom in the early 90s and labored on widely recognized movies including Elizabeth, Notting Hill and Dirty Pretty Things.

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He labored as a region supervisor for the Harry Potter franchise and Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides before operating with Brad Pitt on zombie film World War Z.

Coroner's Officer Stephen Earl said Mr Harm was defined by using pals as 'the kindest, most thoughtful, loving and dependable person you can meet.'

Mr Earl introduced: 'On January 19, his partner acquired a letter from him announcing he turned into at the inn on the time and that he meant to take his personal lifestyles.

Mr Harm worked as a place supervisor for the Harry Potter franchise and Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (pictured)

'His partner notified the police who attended the hotel to conduct a welfare check.

'They entered the room and the police found him within the bath.'

Corner Dr William Dolman said he had visible medical reports from Mr Harms physicians that 'mentioned his illness, along with depression and suicidal chance'.

Mr Harm, from Kilburn, north west London, had gone to look doctors and mentioned feeling low and depressed in 2013 and were on medicine for signs of ADHD.

Mr Raghuvanshi instructed the inquest: 'I received the letter on January 19 at approximately 2pm, 2.30pm. It had been published the day before.

'He changed into telling me it was around 8pm at the 18th and he had reached the quit. It turned into clear what he supposed.'

He said Mr Harm had hassle snoozing and had felt aggravating since the loss of life of his brother within the Netherlands from most cancers the 12 months earlier than.

Referring to his partner's fitness problems, Mr Raghuvanshi added: 'It became some thing we had been combating collectively.'

Police declared the death as non-suspicious and stated there was no third birthday party involvement.

Toxicology discovered there was no alcohol in his system and coffee stages of methamphetamines, which may have been from his prescribed medicine, and occasional degrees of drug GHB.

The Coroner said with a purpose to attain a end of suicide he ought to ensure that the deceased undertook the act to himself understanding the results and that there has been evidence of self harm.

He stated: 'Firstly there's no evidence there was a 3rd celebration involved and he undertook the act himself.

The reputable places supervisor went on to work on Brad Pitt movie World War Z (pictured) but he have been combating despair, the inquest heard

'Second problem is reason and we've got cogent evidence within the letter he wrote to his associate, inflicting him to raise the alarm and a number of different letters determined on the inn.

'Also we have a mental reviews indicating that he were stricken by depression.'

He gave the cause of death as compression of the neck through ligature in his verdict he said: 'I document a end of suicide. He changed into suffering from an illness.

'I therefore record it as suicide at the same time as the stability of his thoughts become disturbed. That recognizes that he have been struggling a mental contamination for a while.'

Following the information of his dying earlier this year place supervisor Sue Quinn, who had worked with Mr Harm, said: 'He changed into the maximum delightful, good-looking, first rate, creative person. We always had amusing - he had a wicked sense of humour.

'He became usually 100 consistent with cent committed and conscientious and he was a top notch organiser. He always desired to delight.'

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