Australian actor Julian McMahon, known for his papers in the series Pinch, Delighted AND FBI: more dear He died on Wednesday, July 2 in Clearwater, Florida, his wife Kelly McMahon on the deadline of US media. He was 56 years old. Father of two daughters, had been fighting for several years for cancer.
“Julian loved life. He loved his family. He loved his friends. He loved his work and fans. His most beloved desire was to bring joy in as many lives as possible,” said Kelly McMahon.
“We are asking for support during this period to allow our family to cry for intimacy. And we want all those to whom Julian has brought joy, to continue finding joy in life,” he added.
Beginnings as a model
Son of Billy McMahon, Prime Minister of Australia from 1971 to 1972, Julian McMahon began his career as a model before embarking on comedy with the Australian soap opera Power, passion In 1989 then with the soap opera House and out From 1990 to 1991.
After having moved to the United States, Julian McMahon began a race in Hollywood in the 2000s and beyond the police series in the police series Profilewhere inspector John Grant embodies.
Then he joined the casting of the series. Delightedin which he plays the demon Cole Turner, husband of Phoebe Halliwell, from 2000 to 2003. On Instagram, the PHOEBE interpreter, Alyssa Milano, also paid tribute to “her television husband” and his “dear friend.”
“My heart is broken. Julian McMahon was magical. This laugh. This talent. This presence. He entered a room and illuminated it not only because of his charisma, but also because of his kindness. Losing that it seems unreal.
TV star and cinema
But it is thanks to Christian Troy’s character, a plastic surgeon that plays in the series Pinchthat Julian McMahon makes the general public known. This role, which will have from 2003 to 2010, will grant you in particular an appointment for the Golden Globes.
Thanks to this new notoriety, Julian McMahon is chosen to embody the main role of the series FBI: more dearThat of the Jess Lacroix team leader, for three seasons.
In the cinema, the actor also embodied the Machiavellian antagonist Doctor Fatalis in the first two films The fantastic four in 2005 and 2007. It also appeared in Premonition, Red, Paranoia, The Second Breath, seventy sweets either Surf With Nicolas Cage in 2024.
Recently, Julian McMahon had also played in the Netflix police series, The residencewhere he embodied the Australian prime minister.
Source: BFM TV
