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Character Actor Charles Cioffi Dies at 90
27 May
Summary
- Charles Cioffi, known for 'Klute' and 'All The Right Moves', passed away.
- He had a distinguished career on Broadway and in numerous TV shows.
- Cioffi's acting career spanned decades, starting in the early 1960s.
Charles Cioffi, a notable character actor, passed away on Friday, May 22, at his home in Marina del Rey, California. He was 90 years old and died of natural causes.
Cioffi began his career in the early 1960s at the Guthrie Theater and later made his Broadway debut in "King Lear" in 1968. His extensive stage work included roles in "1776" and "Hamlet."
His television career commenced in 1969, and he became known for roles such as Lt. Vic Androzzi in "Shaft." Cioffi also had a significant film presence, notably as a menacing executive in the thriller "Klute" and as Tom Cruise's father in "All The Right Moves."
Throughout his decades-long career, Cioffi appeared in a vast array of television shows, including "Bonanza," "The X-Files," and "Law & Order," solidifying his reputation as a versatile performer.
