Actor Gene Wilder Died
Popular Hollywood actor Gene Wilder has died in the United States at the age of 83. About this with reference to the relatives of the artist reports the edition Variety. The death was said to be caused by complications from Alzheimer's disease, from which Wilder suffered in the last years of his life. Wilder made his professional debut in 1961, and before hitting the big screen, he starred in television series. Already in 1968, the actor was first nominated for an Academy Award for his supporting role in the movie Spring for Hitler. Wilder earned his second nomination in 1975, when the movie Young Frankenstein was released. The actor has also nominated for a number of other prestigious professional awards, including the Hollywood Foreign Press Association Award for the title role in the movie adaptation of Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. Gene Wilder has also starred in many other popular motion pictures, including the comedy "See Nothing, Hear Nothing." After the death of his wife in 1989, Wilder rarely appeared on the screens. One of his last works was his role in the 1999 movie Murder in a Small Town. The Topic of Article: Actor Gene Wilder Died. |
