Bill Cobbs, a seasoned character actor known for his roles in classics like Night At The Museum and The Sopranos, has passed away at the age of 90.
His career spanned decades, marked by memorable performances and a Daytime Emmy win for his role in Dino Dana.
From Car Salesman to Stage and Screen
Cobbs started his acting journey in his mid-30s, leaving behind a career in car sales to pursue his passion in New York City.
Beginning in theater, he made his film debut at 40 with The Taking Of Pelham One Two Three, setting the stage for a prolific career in movies and television.
A Lasting Legacy
According to his brother Thomas, Cobbs passed away peacefully at his home in California.
Described as a beloved family member and friend, he recently celebrated his 90th birthday surrounded by loved ones.
From Cleveland to Hollywood
Born in Cleveland, Ohio, Cobbs initially served in the U.S. Air Force before finding his calling in acting.
His journey took him from the historic Karamu House to New York’s bustling theater scene, where he honed his craft before transitioning to screen roles.
Memorable Roles and Contributions
Throughout his career, Cobbs appeared in a range of iconic films and television series, including The Bodyguard, Air Bud, and The Sopranos.
His versatility shone through in roles spanning from comedy to drama, leaving a lasting impact on audiences.
Continued Dedication and Legacy
Even in his later years, Cobbs remained active in the industry, with several projects in the pipeline.
His passion for acting and his contributions to entertainment will be remembered fondly by fans and colleagues alike.
Final Farewell
As we bid farewell to Bill Cobbs, we celebrate his legacy as a talented actor and a cherished presence in the entertainment world.
His work will continue to inspire and entertain audiences for years to come.
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