Bailey Rigby

Bailey Rigby, born 26th of March 1969 and died 14th of April 2017, was a Labor and Free Liberal Dissauian Politician and actor who was an MP from 2000 to 2017. He served as Deputy Prime Minister from 2004 to 2006 and High Treasurer from 2004 to 2009. Bailey is also famous for his acting career which began in the mid 80s as a child actor until the mid 90s. Some of his notable work was Land of the Inhospitable (1986), Rigby (1989), and Macabre (1991).
Rigby was born to Astryd Rigby and Martin Rigby on the 26th of March 1969 in Nodes, Dissau. Rigby attended Nodes-Baisa Primary School from 1974 to 1981 and then Nodes-Baisa Academy from 1981 to 1987. Rigby was still in school when he became an actor after being told to audition for a movie called Misery by his drama teacher. Rigby was accepted for a minor role in the movie and gained some local attention.
Rigby continued to act in some small movies and infrequent TV appearances until being accepted into the main role of the widely famous Land of the Inhospitable in 1986. Rigby became famous overnight from the movie and was widely praised by critics for his emotional role as Jonnie Nathans. Rigby starred in a movie called Rigby, which was a a biopic of Rigby's mother, Astryd Rigby, during his 1st premiership as Prime Minister in the 1960s. Bailey starred as himself in the biopic, and although the movie was popular, many critics believed that the writing was overdramatised as Rigby's performance came off as "stale." Rigby's last big acting role was Macabre in 1991 which gave Rigby his final push in his acting career. Rigby performed in 5 movies between 1990 to 1995 but only two between 1995 to 2000, accepting his decline and loss of interest in acting by the mid 90s. Rigby starred in a short-lived drama series, This Time of the Night, between 1994 to 1996.
After Rigby lost interest in acting, he announced that he would be contesting a seat in the 2000 Dissauian General Election as a part of the Labor Party. Rigby was elected as a part of the Arauan list, winning one of the highest amount of votes for a Labor candidate by coming 3rd place. Rigby became a Labor MP after the election and went on the be reelected in 2002 again but this time as and a constituency MP. After being reelected as an MP in the 2004 Dissauian General Election, Rigby was appointed as Deputy Prime Minister and High Treasurer. After a cabinet reshuffle and tensions between Rigby and Prime Minister, Ben Cutworth, Rigby was replaced as Deputy Prime Minister but remained High Treasurer. Rigby decided to change to the Free Liberal Party in 2009, thus losing his position as High Treasurer. 
At around 2:20 am on Friday, 14th of April 2017, a man called Jesse Adarman entered Rigby's apartment in Arauan, woke him up, and forced a conversation upon Rigby with a gun held to his head. Adarman was a far-right extremist who blamed Rigby for all of the wrong in the world. Rigby managed to unarm Adarman after Adarman failed to execute Rigby but, unknown to Rigby, Adarman had a knife on his waist and stabbed Rigby three times in the abdomen at 2:42 am. Two neighbours that were awoken by the noise called the police at 2:39 and 2:44 respectively. Police and ambulance services arrived at the scene at 2:51 to find Rigby dead in the fetal position in his living room. Attempts were made to revive Rigby but the attempts failed and so Rigby was pronounced dead at the scene at 2:57 am on the 14th of April 2017. Rigby's funeral was held on the 27th of April 2017 with his parents and relatives attending. 
== Early Life: 1969 - 1984 ==
== Acting Career ==
=== Early Auditions & Roles: 1984 - 1986 ===
=== 1980s ===
=== 1990s ===
== Political Career ==
=== Entering Politics & Being Elected: 2000 - 2004 ===
=== Cabinet Roles: 2004 - 2009 ===
=== Later Years as MP: 2009 - 2017 ===
== Death ==
Main Article: Murder of Bailey Rigby
== Personal Life ==