Angus MacInnes, a Canadian actor who appeared in 1977’s Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope and 2016’s Rogue One, died Dec. 23, per a family statement. He was 77.
“To all Angus’ followers around the globe, with breaking hearts we write this: Angus MacInnes, beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother, uncle, pal, and actor died on twenty third of December 2024. He left us peacefully, surrounded by his household and love,” the Fb put up learn.
MacInnes’ profession spanned a long time, most notably that includes roles throughout the galaxy far, far-off, as Gold Chief and Jon “Dutch” Vander. As famous within the obituary word, the actor particularly cherished his time within the Star Wars movies and subsequent fan neighborhood.
“For Angus, the followers of Star Wars held a particular place in his coronary heart. He cherished assembly you at conventions, listening to your tales, and sharing in your ardour for the saga. He was frequently humbled, delighted, and honoured by the admiration and fervour of the followers and conference neighborhood.”
Along with the George Lucas-created franchise, MacInnes’ different credit embrace Witness (with Harrison Ford), the Tom Hanks historic thriller Captain Phillips, dystopian sci-fi film Choose Dredd, Guillermo del Toro’s Hellboy and a minor half in Stanley Kubrick’s magnum opus Eyes Vast Shut.
“His work touched numerous lives, and he took nice delight in being a part of these tales that proceed to resonate with audiences worldwide,” the household wrote, including, “Angus was greater than an actor—he was a sort, considerate, and beneficiant soul who introduced heat and humor into the lives of everybody who knew him. He might be deeply missed by his household, buddies and fellow actors but in addition by his followers around the globe – his household thanks all.”
Born in 1947, a reason for dying was not given. MacInnes made his foray into movie with an uncredited function in 1975’s sports activities sci-fi drama Rollerball, starring James Caan.
