Lance Reddick, star of classics ‘John Wick’ and ‘The Wire’ has died

On the eve of the release of the fourth ‘John Wick’ film, the unexpected death of Lance Reddick, who played Charon, the receptionist at the massive hotel The Continental, has been confirmed. The actor who was also part of one of the most classic series in the history of television, ‘The Wire’, has died at the age of 60.

As reported by TMZ, spear reddickof fame of ‘john wick’ AND ‘The cable’, he died at the age of 60. Media reports that the actor was found dead in Studio City, Los Angeles, but the exact causes behind the unfortunate and surprising death of the actor are currently unknown. Although authorities and Reddick’s rep say it was due to natural causes.

Until recently, Lance Reddick had participated in the advertising campaign of ‘John Wick 4’, and was also slated to appear on The Kelly Clarkson Show. However, Reddick did not attend the premiere of the film starring Keanu Reeves, although, in principle, his absence has nothing to do with the reason for his death.

‘John Wick’ was the saga that put Lance Reddick’s name in the headlines once again, but it was HBO’s ‘The Wire’ that popularized his face. The program is considered one of the best in television history, and was broadcast in 2002 and 2008, where he played Lieutenant Cedric Daniel for 5 seasons.

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Lance Reddick’s long run in John Wick

Even if the saga’john wick’ it is Reddick’s most recognized work, there are many titles in his filmography that are worth noting. Like “Not a word” from 2001, “Jonah Hex”, “One night in Miami” or the hit “Godzilla vs Kong”. But he also left behind pending work, the ‘Percy Jackson’ series for Disney+, in which he plays Zeus, and a small role in the remake of ‘Whites ca n’t put it in’.

But Lance Reddick’s legacy is not only limited to television series or film productions, as he has also ventured into the world of video games. He played Sylens in “Horizon: Zero Dawn” and its sequel, as well as the “Quantum Break” franchise, where he played Martin Hatch for the game and subsequent series adaptation. And finally, in the Bungie saga, “Destiny” as Commander Zavala.

Lance Reddick’s long career will be remembered as his crusade. Rest in peace.