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Animator Michael Roberts Dies at 46
13 Nov
Summary
- Animator Michael Roberts, known for "Bojack Horseman," passed away.
- Roberts died in Los Angeles at the age of 46.
- He was diagnosed with glioblastoma, a form of brain cancer.
Michael John Roberts, an animator, producer, and director recognized for his contributions to shows like "Bojack Horseman," passed away on Wednesday in Los Angeles. He was 46 years old and died from glioblastoma. His family shared that Roberts possessed a unique artistic vision, finding depth in overlooked details.
Roberts was instrumental in directing the title sequence and several episodes of the popular Netflix series "Bojack Horseman." His directing credits also include numerous episodes of Comedy Central's "Triptank," as well as "F Is for Family" and "Final Space."
He co-created the YouTube Red series "Dallas & Robo" with John Cena and Kat Dennings, which debuted in 2018. Roberts, who was raised in Toronto and attended Sheridan College, also directed commercials and music videos during his career.
Roberts is survived by his wife, actress Bree Williamson, their son McGreggor, his parents, and a sister.
