The Wisconsin-born character actor, who made more than 400 appearances including Casino, Glory and Star Trek: The Next Generation, died at his home in Los Angeles, his management said.
The Baden-Baden-born actress guest-starred in The Twilight Zone, The Fugitive and Star Trek, and later starred in Neon Rider. She died in Los Angeles in April; her death became public in July.
The actor who inspired a generation of real paramedics as John Gage on NBC's Emergency! later starred on daytime soaps and spent decades championing firefighters and EMS. He died in hospice in Ventura, California.
The character actor appeared in The Verdict, Silkwood and Stephen King's Silver Bullet, wrote the screenplay behind Laura Linney's first Emmy, and painted more than 2,000 canvases. He died in New York in May.
Norman Lloyd was still acting in his 90s and died at 106. Betty White missed her 100th birthday by 17 days. The Hollywood stars who lived the longest.
A Yale-trained literature professor and former AT&T engineer, he became a literary manager and producer of more than 30 films, including The Meg and Meg 2: The Trench. He died of kidney failure.
David Lynch made dreams and nightmares out of small-town America and changed television with Twin Peaks. He died in January 2025, days after the Los Angeles wildfires forced him from his home.
Leslie Charleson joined General Hospital in 1977 and played the surgeon Monica Quartermaine in more than 2,000 episodes until 2023, one of the longest runs in American television.
The Brazilian actress and singer, best known as Roberta Messi in Record's Rebelde and as a member of the band Rebeldes, died two months after being diagnosed with intestinal cancer, her family said.
The Japanese novelist and filmmaker shocked readers with his Akutagawa Prize-winning debut at 24 and went on to write Coin Locker Babies, In the Miso Soup and Audition. He died at home in October.
