Earl Holliman – who was best known for his roles in various Western television shows and films, including “The Twilight Zone,” “Police Woman,” and “The Rainmaker” – has died. He was 96.
According to his obituary, the legendary actor died in Studio City, California on Nov. 25. His partner Craig Curtis announced his death to Variety.
“[Earl was] a gracious, kind confidant, a consummate host, a man whose indefatigable positivity was evergreen and powered by a 1000-watt smile, an easy charm and infectious goodwill. A joy and a privilege to spend time with, he was even-keeled and compassionate, possessing a deep sensitivity and mischievous sense of humor which were belied by his stoically handsome countenance.”
A representative for Holliman did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for comment.
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Earl Holliman appeared in various Westerns throughout his career.
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Additional film and television credits include “Hotel de Paree,” Wide Country,” “Broken Lance,” “Don’t Go Near the Water,” “Last Train from Gun Hill,” and more.
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He received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 1977.
