Noted character actor Peter Mark Richman dies at 93
LOS ANGELES (AP) Peter Mark Richman, a character actor who appeared in hundreds of television episodes and had recurring roles on “Three’s Company” and “Beverly Hills 90210,” has died. He was 93.
Richman died Thursday at his home in the Woodland Hills area of Los Angeles of natural causes, publicist Harlan Boll announced.
Born in Philadelphia, Richman was a pharmacist but turned to acting. He joined the Actors Studio and in 1953 he starred on stage in the play “End as a Man.” He appeared on Broadway in “A Hatful of Rain” and “Masquerade.” He also portrayed Jerry in more than 400 New York performances of Edward Albee’s “The Zoo Story,” Boll said.
The acting community is in mourning on Thursday, with beloved character actor Peter Mark Richman passing away at 93 years of age.
The actor, whose over 150 acting credits includes hit shows like Beverly Hills 90210 and Three s Company, passed in his Woodland Hills, California home, via Variety.
He was also well known for his charitable work off the screen, awarded with the Motion Picture and Television Fund Silver Medallion for his charity work, along with the Sybil Brand Humanitarian Award from the Jeffrey Foundation.
RIP: The acting community is in mourning on Thursday, with beloved character actor Peter Mark Richman passing away at 93 years sof age
LOS ANGELES Peter Mark Richman, a character actor who appeared in hundreds of television episodes and had recurring roles on “Three’s Company” and “Beverly Hills 90210,” has died. He was 93. Richman died Thursday at his home in the Woodland Hills area of Los Angeles of natural causes, publicist Harlan Boll announced. Born in […]
Peter Mark Richman, a character actor who appeared in hundreds of television episodes and had recurring roles on Three’s Company and Beverly Hills 90210, has died at the age of 93.
Richman died of natural causes at his home in the Woodland Hills area of Los Angeles, publicist Harlan Boll announced.
Born in Philadelphia, Richman was a pharmacist but turned to acting.
He joined the Actors Studio and in 1953 he starred on stage in the play End As A Man, then appeared on Broadway in A Hatful Of Rain and Masquerade, before portraying Jerry in more than 400 New York performances of Edward Albee’s The Zoo Story.