LOS ANGELES: Veteran Hollywood actor Beau Starr has passed away at the age of 81, his family confirmed, marking the end of a long and respected career in film and television.
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His death was confirmed by his brother, fellow actor Mike Starr, who said Starr died of natural causes on April 24 in Vancouver.
Best known for his roles in films such as Goodfellas and Halloween, Beau Starr earned recognition for his versatility and strong screen presence. In Goodfellas, he portrayed a younger version of Henry Hill in a memorable flashback sequence.
Following news of his passing, tributes poured in from across the entertainment industry. His Goodfellas co-star Chris Serrone shared a heartfelt message, remembering Starr as a remarkable individual who led a meaningful life as an actor, athlete, and family man.
Over the decades, Starr built an extensive television career, appearing in popular series such as T J Hooker, Cagney and Lacey, Knight Rider, Hill Street Blues, and MacGyver.
He began his acting journey in 1979 and gained early recognition through appearances in television, including the Canadian sketch comedy series Bizarre. Over time, he became a familiar face across both big and small screens, known for his consistent and diverse performances.
Beau Starr’s passing marks the loss of a seasoned performer whose contributions to the entertainment industry spanned several decades and left a lasting impression on audiences worldwide.
