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Alan Rickman's portrayal of Severus Snape in the Harry Potter franchise was his most famous role, and he brought wonderful depth to this layered character. Rickman's performances in movies like Love Actually and Die Hard solidified his status as a talented actor, with his roles often evoking strong emotions from audiences. Alan Rickman's final live-action movie, Eye in the Sky, showcased his talent as Lieutenant General Frank Benson, a complex character in a high-stakes operation. The film offered a fresh take on political action thrillers.

Having appeared in over 45 movies and 15 TV shows, the late British actor Alan Rickman was a star in his own right, but some of his projects stood out more than others. However, his most famous role was Severus Snape in the Harry Potter franchise, and he portrayed this layered character with wonderful depth. After all, Alan Rickman did receive exclusive Harry Potter spoilers from the beginning,...

Veteran TV star Ron McLarty has died following a battle with dementia.

He was 72.

McLarty was diagnosed with the condition in 2014 and retired from acting as a result.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, he passed away on Saturday. His wife Kate Skinner revealed the news to the outlet.

"He was the light of my life and I am bereft and heartbroken," Skinner said in a statement.

The actor was raised in Rhode Island and is best known for his role in the Law & Order franchise playing Judge William Wright.

He played the same role on an episode of Law & Order: Trial By Jury, and a different one in a 2006 episode of Law & Order: Svu.

McLarty also lent his voice to the Cartoon Network series Courage the Cowardly Dog.

The actor also appeared in a single episode of Sex and the City and had a role in the 1990s series Champs.

Lock your doors! Hulking menace Victor Buono gets the full-on psycho treatment, based (very) roughly on early reports of The Boston Strangler. The 'baby doll' killer also prefigures the fiendish Richard Speck. Burt Topper's film is routine but ex- Baby Jane star Victor Buono's performance is decidedly not. The Strangler DVD-r The Warner Archive Collection 1964 / B&W / 1:85 widescreen / 89 min. / Street Date November 10, 2015 / available through the WBshop / 21.99 Starring Victor Buono, Diane Sayer, Davey Davison, Jeanne Bates, Ellen Corby, Mimi Dillard, Selette Cole, David McLean, Baynes Barron, Michael Ryan, Russ Bender, Wally Campo, Byron Morrow, John Yates, James Sikking, Robert Cranford. Cinematography Jacques R. Marquette Film Editor Robert S. Eisen Original Music Martin Skiles Written by Bill S. Ballinger Produced by Samuel Bischoff, David Diamond Directed by Burt Topper

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