Actor Dabney Coleman Passes Away in the US
A beloved actor famous for his roles as villains in comedies, Dabney Coleman, has passed away at the age of 92. With a career spanning over six decades, Coleman graced the screen in numerous films and TV shows. He was well-known for portraying pushy bosses and sexist directors throughout the years. His most recent role was in the TV series "Yellowstone," where he played the father of Kevin Costner's character.
Coleman was born in Texas in 1932 and started his acting career in the 1960s, appearing in series such as "On the Run" and "Bonanza." He went on to star in shows like "The Guardian: Savior with a Heart" and "Boardwalk Empire." In the '70s, he acted in disaster films like "Flaming Inferno" and war dramas like "Battle of Midway."
Some of his most iconic roles include the pushy boss in "Why don't we...don't we kill the boss?" where he gave Jane Fonda, Lily Tomlin, and Dolly Parton a hard time. He also played an arrogant soap opera director who objects to transgender women in "Tootsie," starring Dustin Hoffman. Additionally, Coleman appeared in "e-Mail für Dich" as the dad of the main character portrayed by Tom Hanks.
Quincy Coleman, the actor's daughter, shared the news of his passing on Thursday, describing her father as a generous, curious, and humorous man who loved to make others laugh. Coleman was recognized for his contributions to the entertainment industry with a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame in 2014.
Marked by generosity, humor, and genuine curiosity, the beloved actor's presence in the entertainment industry will be greatly missed. Dabney Coleman truly left his mark on the world of film and TV.
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Dabney Coleman, known for his roles in Hollywood, received a star on the Walk of Fame in 2014, cementing his place in the entertainment industry. Despite his successful career in film and TV, Coleman remained a humorous and generous individual off-screen.
Source: www.ntv.de
