The famous actress of “Lilo & Stitch” dies in the middle of the film’s success

David Hekili Kenui Bell, a famous actress who recently appeared in Lilo & Stitch’s “Live Action”, died on June 15 among the success of the new Disney movie. The family confirmed the news of Histrion’s death at the age of 57.

Jalene, a sister of the artist born in Hawaii, announced it via Facebook on Sunday, June 15, inviting him “a generous, funny, bright and beautiful brother” who gave him an unconditional love.

“Although I didn’t grow up with a father, David gave me all the unconditional love he could ask and I think his whole family and friends received the same from him.

“David loved to be an actor, shouting, spending time with Brutus traveling as Kona Brew’s ambassador.

The woman shared that just a few days ago she invited them to the premiere of “Lilo & Stitch” in Kapolei.

Lashauna Downie, a spokesman for the actor, mourned the news of the death of surprise.

“I learn like you through social networks. This is fruitful and sad. It was one of my best talents and incorporated the true meaning of Aloha … a mild giant,” he told TMZ.

So far the causes of death have not been made public.

Who was David Hekili Kenui Bell?

David Hekili Kenui Bell was a Hawaiian actor who recently won a reputation for his participation in the Lilo & Stitch of Disney, where he played the character known as “Big Hawaiian Dude” or “Man of the Ice Cream”.

His appearance, though short, was very noticeable because he recreated a virtual scene of the character that falls scratch when he saw an extraterrestrial event.

In addition to his role in “Lilo & Stitch”, David also had participation in series such as “Magnum Pi” and “Hawaii Five-0”.

Outside the cinema, he worked as a announcer at Kona Airport and was an ambassador to the Kona Brewing brand.