Actor Ray Stevenson, known for ‘Thor’ and ‘Star Wars’, has died at 59

Ray Stevenson, the talented actor best known for his participation in series and films like ‘Roma’, ‘Thor’, ‘Dexter’ and ‘Star Wars: Ahsoka’, passed away at the age of 59, according to local Italian media. This sad news has dismayed her fans around the world, who recognize the great contribution Stevenson has made to the film and television industry.

Born in Lisburn, Northern Ireland, in 1964, Stevenson moved to England with his family in 1972. From a very young age he showed a great interest in acting and began to cultivate his passion in the world of cinema. His big screen debut took place in 1988 with the film ‘The Theory of Flight’. From then on, his career started to take off and his versatility as an actor was evident in each of his roles.

One of the most iconic characters played by ray stevenson He played Tito Pullo in the historical series “Roma”, which aired from 2005 to 2007. His performance earned him a SAG Award nomination for Outstanding Ensemble Performance in a Drama Series. Apart from this series, he has also left an indelible mark with his portrayal of Captain Blackbeard in ‘Black Sails’, Isaak Sirko in season 7 of ‘Dexter’ and Baylon in the series ‘Star Wars’, ‘Ahsoka’.

He even ventured into the sci-fi genre with his participation in the ‘Divergent’ trilogy, where he brought the character of Marcus Eaton to life.

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The world of comics also says goodbye to Ray Stevenson

Stevenson’s versatility wasn’t just limited to television and film. He also ventured into the world of comics playing the villain Punisher in the movie ‘Punisher: War Zone’ in 2008. His masterful portrayal of the character received accolades from comic book fans and cemented his reputation as an actor capable of taking on challenging roles. Additionally, he has voiced animated characters such as Firefly in 2013’s ‘GI Joe: Retaliation’ and Volstagg in the ‘Thor’ movies.

Beyond his acting career, Ray Stevenson was known for his involvement in various charitable causes. As a patron of the charity The Princes Trust, she has actively supported projects to help underprivileged young people develop their artistic talents. She has also supported campaigns in support of cancer research and human rights, demonstrating her generous and supportive spirit.

Ray Stevenson’s departure leaves a void in the film and television industry. His talent and his charisma have transcended the screens and his legacy will live on in each of the characters he has portrayed. No doubt he will continue to be remembered as a versatile and committed actor whose work has left an indelible mark on the history of entertainment. Rest in peace Ray Stevenson. Your fans will always remember you.