The actor who portrayed the gang leader Cyrus in Walter Hill's 1979 cult classic The Warriors, passed away sometime on Thursday in New York, he was 65 years old.
"Hill spent nearly 20 years as an actor, working mostly in theater. He was an early participant in the Frank Silvera Writers’ Workshop and appeared in Off Broadway and touring productions of Charles Gordone’s 'No Place to Be Somebody,' Ed Bullins’ 'The Fabulous Miss Marie” and 'Hamlet.'"
"But the role with which he made the biggest impression was the charismatic but doomed gang lord Cyrus in Paramount’s “The Warriors.” He also played Alec Lowndes on ABC’s “One Life to Live” from 1982-85."
Via Variety
Via Variety