Jay North, a famous actor who played “Daniel the Naughty” in the 1960s Homonymous series, died at the age of 73.
She was her friend, writer Laurie Jacobson, who announced the deaths via a message on Facebook on April 6th.
“Jeanne Russell has just called us with a terribly sad but not unexpected news. Our dear friend Jay North is struggling for cancer for years and this morning at noon (east time), she died peacefully at home,” she said.
The author reminded that the artist “had a difficult trip to Hollywood” and then stressed that he “did not let this determine his life”.
“He had a heart as big as a mountain and he loved his friends deeply,” he said, “we will lose him very much, he no longer suffers, his pain is over, he is finally in peace.”
It was analyzed in detail in TMZ that the north was suffering from colon cancer and was at its home in Lake Butler, Florida, when it was lost.
According to the medium, the health of the former child “began to deteriorate in the last month” and “surrounded by her family”, his wife Cindy and his daughters, a previous marriage, when she bowed.
Due to his condition, he had not seen his friends for some time because “he had to isolate himself to stay healthy” for his illness, he says the site.
However, Laurie said she gathered businesses from fans and was given the last Christmas, which said he was thrilled.
Who was Jay North?
Jay North was born on August 13, 1951 in the neighborhood of Hollywood, Los Angeles, California. They discovered it after appearing on the local show “Cartoon Express”.
It then appears in several NBC variety programs, as well as episodes of “Wanted: Dead or Alive”, ’77 Sunset Strip ‘and’ Colt .45 ‘.
For just 6 years, he won a national hearing about the role of CBS’s “Daniel the Naughty”. He starred in 146 chapters, from 1959 to 1963.
In 1993, the North broke the silence, claiming that his aunt was abusing him physically and orally when he was wrong in recording the popular series. He always made it clear that his mother and production team did not know it.
At the end of the program, he went to work as a vocal actor in the 1960s and early 1970s, in projects such as the “Arab Knights”, “Here Eat Grump” and “The Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm Show”.
Throughout his career, he appeared in “performances” such as “The Man From the Divine”, “The Lucy Show”, “My Three Sons”, “The Flinstones Comedy Time”, “Lassie”, “General Hospital” and “The Simpsons”.
He also came in films such as “Zebra in the Kitchen”, “Maya”, “The Teacher” and “Dickie Robert: Former Children’s Star”.
In recent years, Jay has served as a prison official in Florida, who allegedly helped young people with problems in the minors.
Source: univision
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