Bill Cobbs, Prolific Actor, Dies at 90
A Beloved Character Actor with a 50-Year Career
WEB Bill Cobbs, a respected actor known for his memorable roles in "The Hitter," "The Brother," and "The Bodyguard," passed away at his Riverside home on Tuesday. He was 90.
Born on June 16, 1934, in Cleveland, Ohio, Cobbs had a remarkable career spanning over 150 films and television shows. His parents imbued him with a strong sense of self, which he carried throughout his life and career.
Over five decades, Cobbs left an indelible mark on the entertainment industry. His versatility allowed him to portray diverse characters, from the iconic Louisiana Slim in "The Hitter" to the wise Walter in "The Brother." His performances were always nuanced and memorable.
Cobbs' passing is a significant loss to the world of acting. His talent and dedication will continue to inspire generations of actors and audiences alike.
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