Four Great Actors Die Over The Weekend

It's a sad weekend for Hollywood as four of the greatest actors of this generation who graced the industry with their remarkable talent have passed away.

Below is the list of the phenomenal actors, who will forever hold a place in the hearts of their fans and whose legacy will live on beyond their lifetimes.

1. Roger E. Mosley

In a post shared on Monday via Facebook, Roger E. Mosley's daughter, Ch-a, confirmed the news of her father's death through a heartwarming message as a tribute to celebrate Mosely's legacy.

"Roger E. Mosley, my father, your friend, your 'coach Mosley' your 'TC' from Magnum P.I., passed away at 1:17 a.m. He was surrounded by family as he transcended peacefully. We could never mourn such an amazing man. He would HATE any crying done in his name. It is time to celebrate the legacy he left for us all," his daughter wrote.

She continued, "I love you, daddy. You loved me too. My heart is heavy, but I am strong. I will care for mommy, your love of almost 60 years. You raised me well, and she is in good hands. Rest easy."

Mosley died at 83, but the cause of his death has yet to be confirmed by his loved ones. However, it was revealed that a week prior, the veteran actor was involved in a major car accident that left him in a critical state, Parade reported.

The actor was best known for his work on the original CBS crime drama "Magnum, P.I." where he starred as the helicopter pilot Theodore "T.C." Calvin alongside Tom Selleck. He also appeared in films and TV shows, including "You Take The Kids," "I Know Why The Caged Bird Sings" and "Walker."

2. Paul Eenhoorn

Paul Eenhoorn died due to an "apparent heart attack" while sleeping in his home in Tacoma, Washington. His wife, Stephanie revealed the news to The Hollywood Reporter. He was 73.

Eenhoorn was an Australian actor famous for his lead roles in the indie films "This Is Martin Bonner" and "Land Ho!" which won the prestigious John Cassavetes Award at the Spirit Awards for consecutive years.

Supposedly, the actor was going to start filming a movie with the well-known Silver brothers, director Kahlil Silver and writer Shogi Silver, on the same day he passed away.

3. Sam Gannon

Sam Gannon was a British actor who starred in the television soap drama series "Emmerdale" as Kev in 2019. He died while he was visiting his relative in California, his family announced, according to Deadline. He was 31.

Although the cause of death was uncertain, the family disclosed that Gannon was a sickly child who suffered from a heart condition since birth, and it reportedly started to appear again just recently.

Gannon also appeared in the TV series "Tales of Bacon" and the film "Babes with Blades."

As of press time, Gannon's family created a crowd-funding page appealing for help and support so they could bring their son back home to their place in Yorkshire, United Kingdom. The sum has already reached $9,175.

4. Clu Gulager

Clu Gulager holds the title of the "real-life cowboy" from Oklahoma City, Texas. He was best known for the horror movie "The Return of the Living Dead" and several films, including "The Tall Man," "The Virginian" and "The Last Picture Show."

On Friday, according to The Hollywood Reporter, the late actor died at 93 due to "natural causes" in the home of his son John and daughter-in-law Diane in Los Angeles.

Gulager, born William Martin Gulager, also tried for a career in production when he directed the film "A Day With the Boys," released in 1969. The film got nominated for the Palme d'Or for Best Short Film at the Cannes Film Festival.