Emmy-Winning Actor Dabney Coleman Dies at 92
Coleman's Long and Distinguished Career Spanned Decades
From "Boardwalk Empire" to "Recess," Coleman's Legacy Endures
Emmy-winning actor Dabney Coleman, known for his iconic roles in "Boardwalk Empire," "Recess," and countless other film and television productions, has passed away at the age of 92. The Hollywood Reporter broke the news on Thursday, May 16, stating that Coleman died in his home.
Coleman's acting career began in the 1950s, and he quickly became a household name for his portrayal of eccentric and often irascible characters. He earned an Emmy Award for his performance as Dr. Leo Marvin in the sitcom "Buffalo Bill," and he also received nominations for his roles in "The Facts of Life," "Moonlighting," and "The Mindy Project."
Coleman's legacy extends beyond his Emmy-winning performances. He also played memorable roles in films such as "9 to 5," "Melvin and Howard," and "Short Circuit." His versatility and ability to bring humor and depth to his characters made him a beloved figure in the entertainment industry.
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