Actor Julian McMahon, finest recognized for his roles in Nip/Tuck, Charmed, and enjoying Doctor Doom within the 2000s Improbable 4 movies, died this previous week on the age of 56.
McMahon’s spouse, Kelly McMahon, shared a press release to Deadline on Friday, revealing that Julian handed away on July 2, after a non-public battle with most cancers. In her assertion, Kelly stated her husband wished to convey pleasure to as many individuals as potential, and that his household and mates are grateful for his recollections.
“With an open coronary heart, I want to share with the world that my beloved husband, Julian McMahon, died peacefully this week after a valiant effort to beat most cancers,” Kelly McMahon stated in her assertion. “Julian cherished life. He cherished his household. He cherished his mates. He cherished his work, and he cherished his followers. His deepest want was to convey pleasure into as many lives as potential. We ask for assist throughout this time to permit our household to grieve in privateness. And we want for all of these to whom Julian introduced pleasure, to proceed to seek out pleasure in life. We’re grateful for the recollections.”
Julian was born in Sydney, Australia, in 1968, and started his profession as a mannequin earlier than transitioning to performing in 1989. McMahon starred within the Australian daytime cleaning soap opera The Energy, The Ardour, and would go on to star within the lengthy-working cleaning soap opera Residence and Away in 1990-91. He made his movie debut within the 1992 comedy movie Moist and Wild Summer time! earlier than making his option to America to star in a number of initiatives. His first large position within the states was on the crime drama Profiler, earlier than he would go on to star in Charmed, enjoying Cole Turner throughout the present’s third, fourth, and fifth seasons.
McMahon’s most memorable position got here in 2003, when he starred in Ryan Murphy’s hit FX medical drama Nip/Tuck for all six of its seasons. McMahon additionally starred as Doctor Doom within the Fox Improbable 4 movies, showing in 2005’s Improbable 4 and 2007’s Improbable 4: Rise of the Silver Surfer.
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Initially reported by Anthony Nash at ComingSoon.
