Cast members from various series and films are taking a break - "Movie and TV series are parting ways"
Julian McMahon, a renowned actor known for his memorable roles across television and film, has tragically passed away at the age of 56. McMahon's death was announced by his third wife, Kelly, to industry portal Deadline.
The news has left a profound impact on McMahon's fellow actors and fans. Holly Marie Combs, one of McMahon's co-stars from the series 'Charmed', shared heartfelt memories of McMahon on the set, referencing Shannen Doherty in her tribute. Rose McGowan, another 'Charmed' star, bid farewell to McMahon on Instagram, mourning him as a force of genius, wild talent, and humor.
Ioan Gruffudd, with whom McMahon collaborated in the 'Fantastic Four' movies, expressed his condolences on Instagram, reflecting on their time working together. Gruffudd wrote that every encounter with McMahon was a pleasure and it was an honor to be Dr. Richards to his Dr. Doom.
Nicolas Cage, who was set to work with McMahon in the upcoming film 'The Surfer', paid tribute to the late actor, calling him the most talented actor he's ever met. Cage considers scenes from 'The Surfer' among his favorite scenes and McMahon among his favorite people.
McMahon's passing has also been mourned by Brian Krause, who called McMahon one of the funniest, devilishly handsome, and kindest people. Alyssa Milano, who starred alongside McMahon in 'Charmed', remembered him as more than her TV husband and a dear friend.
Throughout his career, McMahon demonstrated his versatility with a series of memorable roles. His early career began with the Australian soap opera 'Home and Away', where he played Ben Lucini. He later appeared as Detective John Grant in the crime drama series 'Profiler' and as Cole Turner in 'Charmed'. McMahon's portrayal of Dr. Christian Troy in 'Nip/Tuck' earned him a Golden Globe nomination for Best Actor in a Television Drama Series.
In the world of superhero films, McMahon is best known for his role as Doctor Doom in the 'Fantastic Four' movies. He also played the lead role of Jess LaCroix in the crime drama series 'FBI: Most Wanted'.
McMahon's collaborations extended beyond the screen. He worked with acclaimed producer Ryan Murphy on 'Nip/Tuck', a series that ran for six seasons and earned numerous Emmy nominations. McMahon starred alongside Dylan Walsh in 'Nip/Tuck', playing the role of Dr. Christian Troy opposite Walsh's Dr. Sean McNamara.
Our thoughts are with McMahon's family, friends, and fans during this difficult time. McMahon's unshakeable zest for life and wild sense of humor will be deeply missed.
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