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Breaking Bad’s Mark Margolis passes away at 83.

Actor Mark Margolis Passes ⁣Away at 83,‍ Leaving Behind a Legacy of Unforgettable Characters

It is with ‌heavy hearts that ⁢we announce the passing of beloved actor Mark Margolis, who⁢ left⁢ us on Thursday‍ at the age of 83 after a‍ brief illness. His‌ son, Morgan, ‍confirmed the news, revealing that⁤ his father peacefully passed ⁣away at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York. ‍The family has decided to hold‍ a private funeral to honor⁣ his memory.

A‌ Brilliant⁣ Career Filled with⁤ Iconic Roles

Mark Margolis will forever ‍be ⁤remembered for his incredible portrayal of Hector Salamanca in the hit series Breaking Bad and its ⁢prequel, Better Call Saul. In ⁤Breaking Bad, ⁤Margolis’s character captivated audiences⁢ as a mute, wheelchair-bound member of the cartel, earning him an Emmy nomination for outstanding guest⁣ actor. His talent and dedication to his‍ craft were truly​ unmatched.

But Margolis’s contributions to the entertainment industry​ extended far beyond Breaking Bad. His impressive portfolio ‍includes memorable performances in films ‍such as Noah, Black⁤ Swan, The Wrestler, Pi, and ‍Scarface.⁣ He made his silver screen debut in 1976⁢ with The Opening of Misty Beethoven, marking ⁣the⁣ beginning ⁣of a remarkable career that spanned decades. Most ​recently, Margolis⁢ graced our screens in ⁣the second season​ of‍ Your Honor, a Max series that also featured his Breaking Bad co-star​ Bryan Cranston.

A Fond Farewell to a ‍Legend

The news of Mark Margolis’s ‌passing has ⁣left millions of‌ fans devastated. ⁣The Breaking Bad account on X, the platform formerly known as⁣ Twitter,⁣ expressed their condolences, stating, “We join millions of fans in mourning the passing of the immensely talented Mark Margolis, who – with ​his eyes, a bell, and very few words -‍ turned ​Hector Salamanca into one of the most unforgettable characters in the ⁢history of ‍television. He will be missed.”

His fellow ⁤castmate from Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, Bob Odenkirk, also paid tribute to Margolis,‍ saying, “A powerful screen presence! Mark made me laugh in the ⁤van on the way to set with his jokes and comments, and I only hope I have half his energy and‍ focus when ​’Action’ was shouted. Thank you, Mark, and condolences⁣ to ⁤your family.”

Mark Margolis leaves behind a ​loving ⁣wife, Jacqueline Margolis, with whom he shared ​61 beautiful years of marriage, and his son​ Morgan. His legacy⁤ as an extraordinary actor and the impact ‍he made on the world⁣ of entertainment will never ‌be forgotten.

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