The interpreter died after a private battle against cancer. His wife Kelly communicated the sad news through a statement.
The recognized actor Australian Julian McMahonknown for their main series in series as NIP/Tuck, Charmed and FBI: MOST WANEDand for their participation in the films of The fantastic four From the 2000s, he died last July 2 in Clearwater, Floridato the 56 yearsafter maintaining a fight against cancer.
The news was confirmed through a statement from his wife, Kelly McMahonwho said: “With an open heart, I want to share with the world that my beloved husband, Julian McMahon, He died in peace this week after a brave effort to overcome cancer. We ask for respect and support so that our family can cross this moment in privacy. ”
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From Australian model to International Star: a trajectory marked by emblematic roles on television and cinema.
McMahon was born July 27, 1968 in Sydney, Australia. His father, Billy McMahonIt was Australian prime minister between 1971 and 1972. He began his professional career as a model and subsequently turned to television performance, standing out in Australian soap operas as The Power, The Passion and Home and Away Before moving to Hollywood to continue his career.
In the United States, McMahon had an outstanding tour that included papers in series such as Another World, Profiler and Charmedwhere he played the demonic Cole Turner. His great recognition came with the series NIP/Tuckdrama of plastic surgery created by Ryan Murphy, in which he starred for six seasons and was nominated for a Golden Globe for his role like the Dr. Christian Troy.
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In recent years, McMahon consolidated himself as the protagonist in the series FBI: MOST WANED of CBS, playing the leader of the team of the most wanted unit, Jess Lacroixuntil departure in March 2022. He also participated in the series Marvel’s Runaways And in several films, including those of The fantastic four (2005 and 2007), where was the iconic Dr. Doom.
His interpretation of the main antagonist in both deliveries of The fantastic four Directed by Tim Story, it was especially prominent for its intensity and presence on the screen. This character, a classic villain from the Marvel universe, consolidated his international fame and allowed him to show himself in a complex and multifaceted role that transcended beyond television, bringing him closer to the superhero cinema public.
His last performance was in the Netflix series The Residencein which he resumed his Australian roots to interpret the prime minister of that country in a drama of mystery and murder.
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