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Veteran Actor Rif Hutton Dies After Brain Cancer Battle
20 Apr
Summary
- Actor Rif Hutton passed away at 73 after a year-long fight with brain cancer.
- He had nearly 200 television credits, including recurring roles.
- Hutton actively supported the National Brain Tumor Society's walk.
Actor Rif Hutton, a familiar face in television, passed away at his Pasadena home on Saturday, April 18. He was 73 years old and had been courageously battling Glioblastoma, a form of brain cancer, for the past year.
Hutton was a remarkably prolific actor, boasting nearly 200 television credits. While many were guest appearances on popular shows like "Seinfeld" and "The Larry Sanders Show," he also held significant recurring roles. His notable series work includes "Tribes," "Doogie Howser, M.D.," "JAG," and most recently, "General Hospital."
Beyond his acting career, Rif Hutton was dedicated to supporting the fight against brain cancer. He participated in the National Brain Tumor Society's Southern California Brain Tumor Walk, advocating for those affected by Glioblastoma and highlighting the importance of research advancements.
He is survived by his wife, voice actor Bridget Hoffman, and their son, Wolfy. His presence and dedication will be missed by friends, colleagues, and fans.
