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Rick Hurst, known for his role in the Duke of Hazard, has died at the age of 79. The unfortunate news was announced on the actor’s Instagram account, where his team shared a picture and paid a special tribute to the star.
The statement fell on social media, “For fans, he was more than a character-that was the family. His gentle smile, the errorless comedy time, and the kind soul made every scene bright.”
It further said, “Offscreen, Rick was known for his generosity, humility, and love to join fans in events across the country. Whether it was a renovation special or a meeting-greege in the coatar, he never stopped sharing his happiness with those who loved him.”
Meanwhile, a few days after the actor’s death, he made a attendance at the Coats Place Museum.
Search for Life and Career of Rick Homent
Born in 1946 in Houston as Richard Douglas Hresht, the actor stepped into acting after graduating from Temple University in 1970. He started his onscreen in the 1971 episode of The Doris Day Show.
Later, the late TV star recorded his presence on Sanford and son and partrian family. The following year, the actor also played a role in the film The unholy rollers.
Before leaving an impression in the industry with his important role in Hazard’s Duke, Hresht starred as a prisoner named Clever at the ABC show at the ABC show at the ABC show.
As his character, Clatus, the actor recorded his first appearance in the show in the 11th episode. The actor starred with Tom Vopat, John Schneider and Catherine Bakh, and a major success on the series CBS.
Other notable titles of Rick Hurst include WW and Dixie Dancekings, Tunnel Vision, The Cat from Outer Space, Earth Girls Easy, The Karate Kid Part III, Fire of Fire and Steel Magnolias.
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