Lance Reddick was found dead in his home

This March 17, the death of Lance Reddick, an important figure in the seventh art and world of video games, was confirmed, who was found lifeless in his home.

TMZ reported that this Friday morning the American actor was found without vital signs at his residence in the city of Los Angeles, possibly due to natural causes.

“Varity” was able to talk to representatives of the translator and they confirm this death was due to natural causesHowever, they did not reveal more details.

Currently, Reddick, 60, participated in the promotional tour of the fourth part of the saga of John Wickwhere he reprises his role as Charon, the doorman at the Continental Hotel in New York who appears in all four films.

Reddick’s character worked alongside an unretired hit man from Keanu Reevenotably taking care of John’s new dog in the second installment and joining the gun action in the third film.

The actor was slated to be part of the cast of the next spin around saga, “Ballerina”, plays Ana de Armas.

Reddick’s participation in the saga of action films may be one of the most important in his extensive saga filmographyhowever, he also has credits in “Wire”“Fringe”, “Lost”, “American Horror Story”, “Bosch”, “The Blacklist” and “Resident Evil”.

Reddick had his first major role in “oz”2000, the HBO series, appeared in the fourth season of the series drama and played an undercover detective trying to crack down on drug trafficking.

After that role, he went on to “The Wire” (2002-2008), also on HBO, then appeared in “Fringe,” a work that earned him two Saturn Award nominations, and in 2014 joined Amazon’s ” Bosch”.

Another of his most recent appearances came in Netflix’s adaptation of the film “Resident Evil” video game.personified Albert Wesker, in addition, in this industry he had several notable participations in “Horizon Zero Dawn” and “Horizon Forbidden West”, in addition, he was part of the cast of “Quantum Break as Martin Hatch” in its live action version as inside the video games.

“White Men Can’t Jump,” from Hulu, is one of the actor’s latest works and will premiere on May 19.

Reddick is survived by his wife Stephanie Reddick and their children, Yvonne Nicole Reddick and Christopher Reddick.