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NCIS Remembers Rif Hutton: A Touching Tribute
6 May
Summary
- NCIS paid tribute to actor Rif Hutton at the end of its penultimate episode.
- Hutton died in April 2026 after battling glioblastoma for just over a year.
- He guest starred on NCIS and NCIS: Los Angeles in multiple roles.
The CBS drama NCIS recently featured a poignant tribute to actor Rif Hutton at the conclusion of its penultimate episode. This special acknowledgement honored the memory of a colleague with an extensive acting career.
Hutton passed away in April 2026, following a year-long battle with glioblastoma. His contributions to television include guest appearances on NCIS, portraying Marine General Phillip Braxton in two episodes across different seasons. He also appeared in NCIS: Los Angeles as Commander Albert Burns.
Beyond the NCIS universe, Hutton's career spanned numerous projects, including voice work for "Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse" and "Hotel Transylvania." He also had guest roles in popular series like "The Rookie: Feds" and "American Horror Story," and was a regular on "General Hospital."
A close friend and fellow voice actor described Hutton as a remarkable, humble, and dedicated individual. He was known for his generosity, bright intellect, and unwavering work ethic, leaving a lasting impact on many.
