The actor Ron Hale known for his roles in the film “All the President’s Men ” and in the soap opera “General Hospital “, passed away, at 78 years old . death, which happened on August 27th was confirmed by his family this Thursday (3), who did not disclose the cause of death .
Ronald Hale Thigpen was born in January 2, 1946 in the state of Michigan, in the United States. Son of James Ray Thigpen and Elinor Jane Doerr Thigpen, he studied at Furman University and acted in theater productions at the prestigious Columbia College.
On television, the actor stood out in series such as “Matlock “, “MacGyver “, “Search for Tomorrow ” and “Easy “. However, for fans, his most memorable role was that of Roger Coleridge, a character he played in more than 900 episodes in the soap opera “Ryan’s Hope “, between 1975 and 1989. His performance in the serial earned him two Emmy nominations, in 1979 and 1980.
In cinema, Hale played Frank Sturgis, one of the Watergate burglars, in the film “All the President’s Men”. Among his other credits are “Court Under Suspicion ” and “Secret of a Fortune “.
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