Such a great actor. He'll be missed.
Sincerely, Captain Raymond Holt
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Pull yourself together, let's not get all emotional.
Man that dude nailed delivering every single line.
61 is too damn young to go.
So sad. I know he's mostly known nowadays for Brooklyn 99, but I first remember him from Primal Fear.
I first remembered him from Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer, the bad general guy. Loved him in B99 as Captain dad ... Holt. RIP
Glory. Yes, sir.
Watched it again within the last few years, and about a quarter of the way through I'm like WAIT THATS CPT HOLT. Never made the connection before because he's so much younger in that movie, and wasn't a name like Denzel or Broderick
Strangely, I remember him from Men of a Certain Age the most.
This might add new context to that show now.
Either way, very sad indeed
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This is terrible news... I am in incredible pain
I have never been sadder.
😐
I’m devastated.
Nine-nine 🫡
Nine-nine📣
Shit! I'm halfway through watching Brooklyn Nine Nine for the first time. He's really fun to watch and absolutely nails the role. Rest in peace you badass mofo.
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Ah shit, that sucks. He was my favourite character on B99 :'(
Bone!!!! :-(
Like they said in the article, Homicide Life on the Street is where I remember him from. Lots of good actors and performances in that show, but he was a standout. RIP.
Damn. Any source on cause of death?
Article says "a brief illness", which narrows it down.
There is a journalistic shorthand at work here, "brief illness" usually means something discovered too late to treat, RIP Sir.
Yeah, my first thought was cancer, though there are plenty of other possibilities.
I'd agree that cancer is most likely, especially given his relatively young age. Acute issues (like a stroke or appendicitis) wouldn't really get called an "illness" at all, and most of the other terminal diseases you expect to see first diagnosed in people in their 60's (like early onset Alzheimer's, Parkinsons, ALS, etc.) don't typically have much of a mortality rate until people reach their 70's. Plus, cancer seems the most likely to fly under the radar until relatively late, given how many cases have few or no symptoms until after the tumor gets metastasized or inoperable.
Exceptions exist of course, but cancer seems to make the most sense to me.
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Everything about Homicide: Life on the Street was stellar. Then the producers went on to The Wire.
not to mention starting detective john munch's career
Wait so they just yoinked a character from a completely different show and shoved him into L&O?
I had to look this up and apparently the character Munch is in:
- Law & Order
- The X-Files
- The Beat
- A Very Brady Sequel
- Law & Order: Trial by Jury
- Arrested Development
- The Wire
- 30 Rock
- Sesame Street
- Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt
One of the big connectors in the "Tommy Westphall" universe
https://www.unsupervisednerds.com/reads-full/2021/1/20/the-tommy-westphall-universe
yea munch was featured in some crossover between homicide and the original law & order, so when homicide got canceled in 99 they offered richard belzer a spot as munch on svu since it was in the works at the time and he was already in universe
Who is Munch in the wire?
Munch is Munch.
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RIP I saw him on Brooklyn Nine-Nine series and I loved him, he was young men, only 61 so sad!
B99 would not be anywhere near as good of a show without him. He was brilliant in his role.
Shout outs to the stubborn Brent from The Mist. A small part, but that's where I saw Braugher first
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rest in peace 😞
That sucks. He was great in everything he did.
Why Is No One Having A ~~Good~~ Sad Time? I Specifically Requested It.
Nooo Captain dad I mean Holt :(((
Another one! this has been a bad year for my favourite actors
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