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Actors you may not know are dead, Died - Dead, Actors - Actress, Voice News, Audio News,Richard Harris Richard Harris A veteran of stage and screen who amassed a distinguished career spanning decades, Richard Harris notched arguably his highest-profile role late in his career, courtesy of the blockbuster Harry Potter film

Actors you may not know are dead, Died - Dead, Actors - Actress, Voice News, Audio News,Lou Albano , Danny Wells Lou Albano and Danny Wells As the first two actors to play Mario and Luigi in live-action roles, "Captain" Lou Albano and Danny Wells entertained millions of children from 1989-1991 on The Super Mario Bros. Super Show. The show featured Albano and Wells playing the two beloved plumbers during live-action sequences at their

Actors you may not know are dead, Died - Dead, Actors - Actress, Voice News, Audio News,James Avery James Avery Whether you call him the Big Guy or Uncle Phil, James Avery earned household name status through his portrayal of Philip Banks on The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. Prior to making his mark on that long-running hit NBC sitcom, the burly actor had plenty of small roles throughout his TV career, although he was

Actors you may not know are dead, Died - Dead, Actors - Actress, Voice News, Audio News,Richard Griffiths Richard Griffiths A veteran stage, film, and television actor, Richard Griffiths is known by the masses for his portrayal of Harry Potter's uncle, Vernon Dursley. While Dursley was for the most part always cruel to the young

Actors you may not know are dead, Died - Dead, Actors - Actress, Voice News, Audio News,Chris Penn Chris Penn The younger brother of veteran actor Sean Penn, Chris Penn followed in his sibling's footsteps, breaking into Hollywood at the tender age of 12 to launch what would ultimately become an admirably varied career in its own right.

Actors you may not know are dead, Died - Dead, Actors - Actress, Voice News, Audio News,Gary Coleman Gary Coleman "Whatchoo talkin' 'bout Willis?" Kids of the '70s and '80sùnot to mention anyone who enjoys the classic sitcoms of the eraùwill immediately recognize the immortal catchphrase Gary Coleman coined as an