Confirm the death of one of the renowned actors of “Terminator”

Earl Boen was recognized for his role as Dr. Peter Silberman in the first three installments of Terminator, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and, this Friday, the news of his death at the age of 81, in Hawaii.

The middle TMZ reported that his death occurred on Thursday, January 5, but that it had not been made public at the request of the family, since the actor had been fighting for several years against lung cancer that was already in stage 4.

The character played by Boen was a criminal psychologist hired to question Kyle Reese; he also made a few appearances Terminator: Dark Fate of 2019. It should be remembered that he was in many more film and television projects such as 9 to 5, Living in Peril, The prince, Sioux city, Alien nation, Stewardess school, Walk like a man.

On the small screen he participated in Mama’s family and, as a guest, in Hawaii five-O, Wonder woman, King’s Crossing, Fantasy island, The wonder years and Seinfield.

After retiring from cinema and acting, he wanted to continue working with his voice and that is why he did dubbing for different projects such as Cliffordm, the big red dog, SpiderMan: The animated series, Kim possible and The fantastic voyages of sinbad the sailor.

The painful message of Miguel Morales for the death of one of his musicians

Colombian folklore is in mourning after the death of Víctor ‘Rey’ Reyes, who was one of the most recognized accordion players and producers of vallenato in the country, was confirmed this Friday, January 6.

According to his son, Samith Reyes, The famous musician died at the Piedecuesta International Hospital where he was hospitalized due to a strong respiratory crisis. In addition, he indicated that his father had suffered from pancreatic cancer for some years.

The death of Reyes generated a wave of reactions on different social networks from lovers of this genre. One of the first to speak out was the official account of the Vallenato Festival.

“Vallenato folklore mourned with the death of the great accordion player Víctor ‘Rey’ Reyes, who left a great musical feat. RIP Our condolences to your family, countrymen and friends ”, was the message she wrote, which he accompanied with a photo of the artist.

One of the artists who has been afflicted by the departure of the musician is Miguel Morales, since he accompanied him in his best moments of his career and they were a nationally recognized duo in the world of vallenato in the 80s and 90s with songs What Come with me, that you can love me, the truth of your love.

“With a deep pain in my soul, I say goodbye to whoever was my partner and friend for many years. Víctor, may God welcome you into his holy kingdom and give your wife, children and your entire family a lot of strength.”

Several followers of the artists reacted to the video and commented: “May the teacher Víctor rest in peace, a lot of strength for his whole family”, “A lot of strength, teacher! 🙏🏻 ”,“ I have always said that the singer is important, but he who plays the accordion is more so and I am not going to discuss it with anyone “for me, who loves vallenato, it is everything”.

Likewise, through his personal Instagram account, Silvestre Dangond did not let this sad news go unnoticed and dedicated some heartfelt words to the renowned accordionist. In addition, he shared the best moments that he lived with him.

“Víctor Reyes and our history! The first photo, in Bogotá (2006), was the first time we played, the second was at my house in Valledupar (2016), where the idea of ​​between greats was born. The party was in white, but he arrived with the style that characterized him, and the third was already in Bogotá experiencing his return to the stage “, initially stated.

Then he added: “My admiration for him has always been because he had a unique and inimitable style, his footprint was distinguished from afar and his success. Accompany me by the side of Miguel Morales, they earned the respect of all of us who feel Vallenato music in our souls. Today it’s your turn to leave.”