Knives Out and Blade Runner star M Emmet Walsh has died aged 88 after suffering cardiac arrest, his manager confirmed.
The star died of cardiac arrest at Kerbs Memorial Hospital in St. Albans, Vermont on Tuesday, his manager Sandy Joseph said. Raised in rural Swanton, Vermont, Walsh studied at the Academy of Dramatic Arts at Clarkson University in Potsdam, New York before he kicked off his acting onscreen career with his debut in Alice’s Restaurant in 1969. He later played Harrison Ford’s boss in Blade Runner in 1982.
His publicist Cynthia Snyder said of his acting career: “Walsh's tremendous body of work includes 119 feature films and more than 250 television productions.”Read more: Aaron Taylor-Johnson breaks silence on James Bond casting rumoursRead more: 'We love you and are so grateful for you’: Bruce Willis' ex Demi Moore wishes action icon happy 69th birthday Fans also remember the star from TV series Sneaky Pete and The Mind of the Married Man.
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