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Updated on April 17, 2020, 6:51 a.m.
Sylvester Stallone, Mia Farrow, Mark Hamill and many other stars mourn their colleague Brian Dennehy. The actor character died at the age of 81.
American actor Brian Dennehy, best known for the movie “Rambo” alongside Sylvester Stallone, is dead. According to her daughter, she died Wednesday (local time) of a natural death in the US state of Connecticut, as industry magazine “Hollywood Reporter” reported on Thursday. Dennehy turned 81 years old.
The actor, who appeared in television series such as “Kojak,” “Dallas,” and “The Denver Clan” in the 1970s and 1980s, was made into a movie for his role as Sheriff Will Teasle in the action movie “Rambo.” (1982) known. “He was just a brilliant artist,” Stallone wrote on Instagram. “The world has lost a great artist.”
Brian Dennehy: “A life with great performances”
“Star Wars” actor Mark Hamill thanked the deceased in a tweet for “a life with great performances.” William Shatner, Josh Gad, Marlee Matlin and James Woods also expressed their pain.
“Any actor who worked with Brian can confirm happiness,” Mia Farrow told her colleague. “No one was more present, honest, and generous in common scenes.” Farrow and Dennehy performed together on Broadway in New York in 2014 in the play “Love Letters.” He was a two-time Tony Award winner who starred in Broadway productions such as Arthur Miller’s “The Death of a Street Vendor” and Eugene O’Neill’s “One Day Night Trip.”
As a character actor, the majestic actor more than 1.90 meters tall appeared in films such as “Gorky Park”, “Silverado”, “Cocoon”, “Do not kiss the prosecutors” and “For lack of evidence”. (hub / dpa)
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