Ron Faber, one of the actors in the film The Exorcist (1973). He died at the age of 90 from lung cancer.
According to US media reports, the actor passed away on March 26 after battling his illness for two months. But the news has only just arrived.
Ron Faber was born in 1933 in Milwaukee (Wisconsin, USA), studied economics at Marquette University and got his first job in the entertainment industry at a children’s radio station.
Later he made his way into the theatre, where he developed most of his career.
something about its trajectory
Some of the most notable jobs he has participated in have been First Monday of Octoberalongside Academy Award winner Henry Fonda, and averagein which he collaborated with the Greek actress and singer Irene Papas.
However, it was also part of stage productions such as happy days, Stonewall Jackson house OR Scenes from everyday lifeto name a few.
In 1972 he received the Obie and Drama Desk Awards for his portrayal of a political prisoner in Fernando Arrabal’s play about the Spanish Civil War. They put handcuffs on flowers.
His arrival at the cinema
His histrionic talent opened the doors of cinema for him and his first film was The Exorcist, the iconic horror film starring Linda Blair, where he played the role of Chuck, and continued with films such as Guernica is open (1975), soup for one (1982) or Navy (1990).
On television he was part of the cast of series such as kojak (1977), which follows the relentless and incorruptible Lieutenant Teo Kojak, played by Telly Savalas, or the crime soap opera The edge of the night (1983).
He also played Pepitone and Santmyer in the first and eighth seasons of Law and order.
Source: Clarin
