Actor of dogs with reservoir Madzen dies at the age of 67

Hollywood actor Michael Madsen died at California’s house on Thursday morning, the US media reported. He was 67.

According to the Hollywood reporter, he is not responding to the authorities, who responded to the call of 911 in his home Malibu and found dead at 08:25 local time (15:25 GMT).

He is believed to have died of heart stop, a representative reports.

Madsen was a prolific actor most famous for his roles in the films “Quentin Tarantino”, “Kill Bill: Vol. 2, hated eight and once in Hollywood.

In reservoir dogs, one of the seminar films in the 1990s, he played the thief of Mr. Blonde, called comrades with heroes as “psycho”, and shocked the audience in the stage where he cut off the policeman’s ear.

For four decades, Madsen’s career has also assumed a number of television roles.

Both in television and in the film he often reflected law enforcement officers, such as sheriffs and detectives, as well as violators of laws, such as a washed striker in the franchise “Bill”.

In recent years, he has lent his votes by video games, including Grand Theft Auto III and a dishonest series.

Michael Madsen was born in Chicago in September 1957. His father was a veteran of the Military Fleet of World War II, who later became a fireman and his mother was a director.

He was the brother of Virginia Madsen, who is known for several films, including in Baku, for which she was nominated on “Oscar” and “Golden Globe”.

He was married three times and survived four children, including actor Christian Madsen.

Madsen divorced with his wife 28 years old, Dina, in 2024, for the death of Hadson’s son, the People’s Magazine reports.

“My brother Michael left the scene,” his sister Virginia wrote in a Variety statement.

“He was thunder and velvet. The happiness wrapped in tenderness. The poet changed into law. Father, son, brother – cut into contradiction, hardened by the love that left his mark.”