Angus McInnes, Canadian actor, appeared in the 1970s Star Wars: Episode IV – A New Hope And 2016 Rogue oneHe died on December 23, according to a family statement. He was 77 years old.
“To all Angus fans around the world, with broken hearts, we write this: Angus McInnes, beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother, uncle, friend and actor passed away on December 23, 2024. He leaves us peacefully, surrounded by his parents.” “Family and love,” she said in a Facebook post.
MacInnes' career has spanned decades, most notably with roles within the galaxy far, far away, as Gold Leader and John “Dutch” Vander. As noted in the obituary note, the actor particularly cherished his time in star wars films and subsequent fan community.
“For Angus, Star Wars fans held a special place in his heart. He loved meeting you at conventions, hearing your stories, and sharing your passion for the saga. He was always humbled, delighted, and honored by the admiration and passion of the fans and convention community.
In addition to the franchise created by George Lucas, MacInnes' other credits include a witness (with Harrison Ford), Tom Hanks' historical thriller Captain Phillipsa dystopian sci-fi film Judge DreddGuillermo del Toro Hellboy And a secondary part in Stanley Kubrick's magnum opus Eyes wide closed.
“His work touched the lives of countless people, and he took great pride in being part of these stories that continue to resonate with audiences around the world,” the family wrote, adding: “Angus was more than just an actor, he was a kind person.” “And thoughtful and generous.” A soul who brought warmth and humor to the lives of all who knew him. He will be greatly missed by his family, friends and fellow actors, but also by his fans around the world – his family thanks you all.
Born in 1947, the cause of death was not mentioned. MacInnes made his foray into film with an uncredited role in the 1975 sci-fi sports drama RollerballStarring James Caan.
