Homeland actor James Rebhorn dead at 65 after a long battle with skin cancer
Homeland actor James Rebhorn has died after after a long battle with skin cancer, TMZ reports.
He was 65.
Rebhorn is said to have died at his home in New Jersey on Friday night.
Sad news: Homeland actor James Rebhorn dead at 65 after a long battle with skin cancer
His condition was said to have 'drastically worsened' recently, and was receiving hospice care at his home, according to TMZ
He was known for his role as Claire Danes father on the hit show, Homeland.
Before playing Frank Mathison however, the actor enjoyed a string of roles in hugely successful Hollywood movies.
Important role: Rebhorn was more recently known for playing Claire Danes' character's father Frank in Homeland
His film credits include Cold Mountain and Meet The Parents.
He also made appearances on television shows such as Seinfeld and The Good Wife.
The
actor will also be remembered for his roles in big Hollywood
blockbusters, including Scent Of A Woman alongside Al Pacino and playing
Secretary of Defence Albert Nimziki in Independence Day.
Other roles: The late actor is seen here opposite Phyllis George in the 2000 comedy Meet The Parents
Video Source YouTube Wittenberg Universtiy
James
began his career in the 50s and notched up parts in multiple TV shows
including Third Watch, Law & Order, Boston Legal and 30 Rock, as well as playing Reese Hughes on White Collar.
Tributes have already come flooding in on Twitter, with film fans and former colleagues paying their respects to the late star.
Mike
Birbiglia wrote on the social networking site: 'So sad to hear about
the passing of James Rebhorn. He played my dad in Sleepwalk With Me. I
feel so lucky to have known such a great person.'
Another fan wrote: 'James Rebhorn, RIP. On behalf of all film buffs, we took for granted you'd always be there & be great, 'cause you always were.'
Remembered: James Rebhorn in the 1999 drama The Talented Mr. Ripley alongside Gwyneth Paltrow and Matt Damon
Hit drama: James and co-star Amy Hardreaves in a still from Homeland
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yougottobekidding, Somewhere, United States, 1 day ago
This is someone you have seen a thousands times but you don't know his name until he dies. RIP and thank you for the hours of pleasure watching you ply your craft.