Highlander actor Stan Kirsch has passed away at age 51. Kirsch’s wife has confirmed the death of the actor Monday on Facebook. “I want to thank everyone for the outpouring of love and support. I haven’t been able to respond to all the texts, calls, emails — but have read or listened to every single one […]
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- 1/15/2020
- by uInterview
- Uinterview
Actor Stan Kirsch, best known for his role as Richie Ryan in Highlander: The Series, has died of an apparent suicide. He was 51.
According to TMZ, Kirsch’s body was discovered over the weekend by his wife, Kristyn Green.
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Kirsch starred in Highlander from its 1992 launch through Season 5, at which point he left the series.
According to TMZ, Kirsch’s body was discovered over the weekend by his wife, Kristyn Green.
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Kirsch starred in Highlander from its 1992 launch through Season 5, at which point he left the series.
- 1/14/2020
- TVLine.com
Actor and acting coach Stan Kirsch, best known for his role in the TV series “Highlander,” was found dead Saturday at his home in Los Angeles. He was 51.
Kirsch who played Richie Ryan for six seasons for the popular 90’s show, died of an apparent suicide, according to TMZ.
His wife, Kristyn Green, who also co-founded the Los Angeles based Stan Kirsch Studios with her husband, addressed the news on Facebook, writing, “I want to thank everyone for the outpouring of love and support. I haven’t been able to respond to all the texts, calls, emails — but have read or listened to every single one of them. I feel surrounded by love and am forever grateful to each and every one of you.”
A post on the official “Highlander” TV series Facebook page also paid tribute to the former actor.
“It is with great sadness that we acknowledge the passing of Stan Kirsch,...
Kirsch who played Richie Ryan for six seasons for the popular 90’s show, died of an apparent suicide, according to TMZ.
His wife, Kristyn Green, who also co-founded the Los Angeles based Stan Kirsch Studios with her husband, addressed the news on Facebook, writing, “I want to thank everyone for the outpouring of love and support. I haven’t been able to respond to all the texts, calls, emails — but have read or listened to every single one of them. I feel surrounded by love and am forever grateful to each and every one of you.”
A post on the official “Highlander” TV series Facebook page also paid tribute to the former actor.
“It is with great sadness that we acknowledge the passing of Stan Kirsch,...
- 1/14/2020
- by Klaritza Rico
- Variety Film + TV
Stan Kirsch, one of the stars of the syndicated fantasy drama “Highlander: The Series,” has died at the age of 51.
The news was announced on the Facebook page for the acting studio that Kirsch founded with his wife. “Dear friends,” the post read. “We tragically lost our beloved Stan Kirsch on January 11th. We will be closed for the next 2 weeks as we process and grieve. He was so loved and we are all just devastated. Thank you for your understanding and respecting our privacy during this incredibly difficult time.”
The Los Angeles County medical examiner’s office ruled the actor’s death a suicide.
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Kirsch starred on “Highlander: The Series,” a syndicated TV follow-up to the 1986 film of the same name, for five seasons. He played Richie Ryan, a fast-talking petty thief turned Immortal. The character was killed off the show...
The news was announced on the Facebook page for the acting studio that Kirsch founded with his wife. “Dear friends,” the post read. “We tragically lost our beloved Stan Kirsch on January 11th. We will be closed for the next 2 weeks as we process and grieve. He was so loved and we are all just devastated. Thank you for your understanding and respecting our privacy during this incredibly difficult time.”
The Los Angeles County medical examiner’s office ruled the actor’s death a suicide.
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Kirsch starred on “Highlander: The Series,” a syndicated TV follow-up to the 1986 film of the same name, for five seasons. He played Richie Ryan, a fast-talking petty thief turned Immortal. The character was killed off the show...
- 1/14/2020
- by Reid Nakamura
- The Wrap
Stan Kirsch, an actor who played the Immortal Richie Ryan for five seasons on the 1990s syndicated hit fantasy drama Highlander: The Series, died Jan. 11 at his home in Los Angeles. He was 51.
The cause of death was suicide, according to the L.A. County Medical Examiner’s Office.
His death was announced on the Facebook page of Stan Kirsch Studios, the Los Angeles acting studio he founded with his wife Kristyn Green in 2008. Green subsequently confirmed Kirsch’s death in a Facebook post thanking well-wishers
In addition to his five-season role Highlander role (he later returned for a series finale appearance), Kirsch made appearances on Jag, Invincible, Family Law and, in perhaps his most memorable guest starring role, Friends.
In the 1995 Friends episode “The One With The Ick Factor,” Kirsch played Ethan,...
The cause of death was suicide, according to the L.A. County Medical Examiner’s Office.
His death was announced on the Facebook page of Stan Kirsch Studios, the Los Angeles acting studio he founded with his wife Kristyn Green in 2008. Green subsequently confirmed Kirsch’s death in a Facebook post thanking well-wishers
In addition to his five-season role Highlander role (he later returned for a series finale appearance), Kirsch made appearances on Jag, Invincible, Family Law and, in perhaps his most memorable guest starring role, Friends.
In the 1995 Friends episode “The One With The Ick Factor,” Kirsch played Ethan,...
- 1/14/2020
- by Greg Evans
- Deadline Film + TV
Stan Kirsch, the actor best known for playing Richie Ryan on the '90s TV series Highlander, died Saturday due to apparent suicide, according to the Los Angeles County coroner. He was 51.
"Dear friends, We tragically lost our beloved Stan Kirsch on January 11th," a post on his Facebook page stated Monday. "We will be closed for the next 2 weeks as we process and grieve. He was so loved and we are all just devastated. Thank you for your understanding and respecting our privacy during this incredibly difficult time."
Law enforcement sources told TMZ that Kirsch'...
"Dear friends, We tragically lost our beloved Stan Kirsch on January 11th," a post on his Facebook page stated Monday. "We will be closed for the next 2 weeks as we process and grieve. He was so loved and we are all just devastated. Thank you for your understanding and respecting our privacy during this incredibly difficult time."
Law enforcement sources told TMZ that Kirsch'...
- 1/14/2020
- The Hollywood Reporter - Film + TV
Stan Kirsch, known for playing Richie Ryan on the Highlander TV series, has died at the age of 51, after committing suicide. According to the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner, Kirsch died on Saturday, January 11, by hanging. A statement posted to his Facebook page confirmed his death: “We tragically lost our beloved Stan Kirsch on January 11th. We will be closed for the next 2 weeks as we process and grieve. He was so loved and we are all just devastated. Thank you for your understanding and respecting our privacy during this incredibly difficult time.” Dear friends,We tragically lost […]...
- 1/14/2020
- by John Thomas Didymus
- Monsters and Critics
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