‘Dr. Claudier’ ​​and ‘Shogan’ Star died on 90

TV star Richard Chamberlin died. He was 90 years old.

Chamberlin died of complications after stroke on Saturday, Hawaii in Hawaii, Publicstick Harlan Bowl confirmed Brand.

“Our dear Richard is now with the angels,” said Martin Rabet, a longtime partner of Chamberlin. “He is free and grows in front of us than these loved ones.”

The statement continued, “How blessed we were to know such a wonderful and loving spirit.” “Love never dies. And our love is under its wings, which has raised it in its next great adventure.”

Born on March 31, 1934 in Beverly Hills, Chamberlin laid the foundation of the theater group in Los Angeles and began appearing in film and television in 1960.

He was known for his important role in the NBC Medical Drama series “Dr. Kaledare”, which continued for about 200 episodes from 1961 to 1966.

To consider the show in an interview TV internal Last year, Chamberlin said, “I knew it was the answer to all my dreams. Then the show became a great success, and it was just a demolition.”

In the 1980s, Chamberlin is known as “King of Minesaries” with his role in “Shogan”, “Thorny Birds” and “Centennial”. “Shogan” was molded with James Clewl’s 1975 novel and was re -recalled in another Municipality last year, which won the record -breaking 18 Amy Awards.

In “thorns birds”, Chamberlin played the role of a priest who belongs to a beautiful woman. He also acted in the sequel to the sequel to the Ministers, “Korman Birds: The Missing Year”, which came out in 1996.

Chamberlin told TV internal last year that he was the most proud of his career “birds”.

“It had a kind of international impact on the world that was amazing. And working with Barbara Stein Week, of course, was, and Rachel. [Ward] And all those amazing people, “he said about the show.

When he was the most famous for TV, Chamberlin also played a role in films like “The Three Muscators” and “King Solomon’s ears” and its sequel “Alan Quarterman and the lost gold city”. He was also the first actor to play Jason Borne in the TV film “The Bourne Identity”.

In addition, Chamberlin worked in stage production such as “Billette Spirits,” “Marie Fair Lady,” “The Sound of Music” and “The Scrup: The Musical” and received a short career of the recording artist career with the sound track with his acting plans.

In the years after his career, Chamberlin’s ABC series “Brothers and Sisters” was a repeated role and was auxiliary role in the film “I will announce Chuck and Larry now”.

Chamberlin acted his last TV in a 2017 “Twin Peak” restoration incident.

The late Star 71 was in a decades of relationship with Rabet. He worked together in the “Alan Quotman and the Lost Gold City”.

In his TV interview, Chamberlin said he would “love to remember a reasonable person with a sense of humor.”