Renowned actor Earl Holliman, celebrated for his contributions to Western television series and films, including notable appearances in "The Twilight Zone," "Police Woman," and "The Rainmaker," has passed away at the age of 96.
According to reports, Holliman died in Studio City, California, on November 25th. His partner, Craig Curtis, confirmed the news. Curtis described Holliman as a gracious and kind individual, known for his unwavering positivity, infectious charm, and deep compassion. His stoic demeanor belied a mischievous sense of humor and profound sensitivity.
Throughout his career, Holliman graced the screen in numerous Westerns. His filmography also boasts titles such as "Hotel de Paree," "Wide Country," "Broken Lance," "Don’t Go Near the Water," and "Last Train from Gun Hill." His contributions to the entertainment industry were recognized with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 1977.
