Lance Reddick has died at the age of 60

Lance Reddick, the deep-voiced actor who ranked every movie or TV series he’s been in and appeared in a few classics, has passed away. He was 60 years old.

Born in 1962 in Baltimore, Reddick’s first love was music; He attended Peabody Preparatory Institute and as a teenager took a summer program in music theory and composition at Walden School. After receiving his Bachelor of Music from the Eastman School of Music at the University of Rochester, he moved to Boston, Massachusetts in the 1980s to begin attending the Yale School of Drama in 1991.

Reddick began his film career in the mid 90’s, appearing in shows such as The nanny AND New York undercover. Later in the decade, he appeared on the big screen in films including High expectations AND Headquarter before reappearing in the Emmy-winning HBO miniseries in 2000 The corner, based on the book by David Simon. That same year, she landed a role in another dramatic HBO drama. ounces.

However, he leapt even further into the television history books when Simon cast him. Row like Cedric Daniels.

Elsewhere on the small screen, he has played key roles in films such as Strip, Law and order: criminal intent, It’s always sunny in Philadelphia AND Lost.

As far as films go, he has had a long and successful career spanning a wide variety of films including white house down, small forest, the angel has fallen AND One night in Miami… But perhaps he became better known as Charon, the stoic and gruff doorman at the Continental Hotel in the john wick movie with chapter 4 out next week (Reddick had been in the middle of the film’s press tour) and box images of him as a spinoff Dancer.

The actor was found dead of natural causes at his home in Studio City. Reddick is survived by his wife, Stephanie Reddick, and their children, Yvonne Nicole Reddick and Christopher Reddick.